NHL Adds Six New Teams For 67 68 Season
The six new N H L clubs Pittsburgh Penguins Philadelphia Flyers St Louis Blues Minnesota North Stars California Seals and Los Angeles Kings were formally welcomed at the league meeting after presenting $2 million each to president Clarence Campbell. Commissioner Campbell predicted parity with the old teams by 1970 and noted 120 extra jobs will open for young players. The season opens October 31 and ends March 31 with adjusted roster rules and expanded referee authority.
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National’ Hockey. League
Pittsburgh Penguins
Philadelphia Flyers
St. Louis ,Blues
Minnesota North Stars
California Seals
Los Angeles Kings
N.H.L
Los Angeles
Terry
Sawchuck
Toronto
John Bower
Leafs
N.hll
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Bell
Canada
U.S
Station Hotel defeats Herb's Delivery in late rally
Station Hotel beat Herb's Delivery 12 to 9 to extend unbeaten run to three games and lead the town league standings. Key moments include Al McNabb homering twice and seven runs in the seventh inning. Notable contributors for Station include McNabb Dunn Williams Sheppard Riddall Eddy Smith and Peavey. For Herb's Delivery Howard Pearce Taillefer McCristall Archibald Leader scored.
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Herb
Williams
Sheppard
Riddall
Eddy Smith
Smith
Peavey
McNabb
Howard Pearce
Gary Taillefer
Pearce
Taillefer
Milton
McCristall
Archibald
Leader
Howie Leader
Station
Dunn
Kay
Vickery
Elliott
Herd
Turkesz
Ball
Goy
Coe
Davie
Townsley
Mason
Mothers and Wildcats play to 13 all on Pearce night
Acton Wildcats open baseball season hosting the Mothers in a lively game. Bonnie MacDougall pitched for the Mothers as both teams traded runs, tying 13 all by the end of regulation. Howard Pearce was honored by manager Charlie Thomson with a token gift, and postgame coffee and sandwiches were shared with players and families.
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Theresa Marzo
Wildcats
Acton Wildcats
Bonnie MacDougall
Hal Beene
Mathers
Charlie Thomson
Howard Pearce
Howard
Brent Row
Mary Gibbins
Mary Irwin
Bean McPhail
Arlene Bruce
Ev Barden
Bath Row
Stella Brunelle
Station Hotel clinches fourth straight win over Dominion Hotel
Station Hotel remained unbeaten with a 19 12 victory over Dominion Hotel. Key scorers included Jim Kay Bob Shepherd John Dunn and Jan Riddall with multiple runs and a late home run by Jan Riddall. Doug Ford added power in the later innings as Station expanded their lead with eight runs across the eighth and ninth.
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Station Hotel
Dominion Hotel
Jim Kay
Bob Shepherd
John Dunn
Jan Riddall
Doug Ford
George Williams
Williams
Homer
Ford
Dominion
Gilbert
Pick Bastell
Dixon
Don Grimes
Churchill
Hiltz
Kingsley Throu
B. Sheppard
J. Dunn
J. Riddall
George’ Williamson
P. Homer
D. Ford
M. Sheppard
Doug Vickery
M Z Bennett School Field Day Highlights Champions
M Z Bennett school held field day on Tuesday with champions named in three age groups for boys and girls. Junior winners include Patti Dunn and David Lee with Kathy Cook and Larry Quinn taking intermediate titles and L Munn with Roy Mann as senior champions.
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M. Z. Bennett
Patti Dunn
David Lee
Kathy Cook
Larry Quinn
L. Munn
Roy Mann
Cindy Lee
Debbie Drinkwalter
Brenda Browne
Janice Drinkwalter
Jane Withers
Susan Drysdale
Susan Ribble
Betty Ginger
Debbie Bagby
Darlene Beerman
Denise Drinkwalter
Anne Marie Luty
Wendy Couture
Ann Marie Luty
Lynne Dunn
Judy
Howson
Linda
Judy Howson
Peggy Wheeler
Saleen
Betty
Lee Dunn
Linda Soper
Mar
Garet Leckie
Margaret Leckie
David Norman
Kevin Perkins
John Rochester
Steve Brunelle
Russell Coultrup
Peter Hargrave
Russel Coultrup
David Hunter
Andy Miller
Bob Howson
Howard Coultrup
Donald Cunningham
Randy Weldon
David Braida
Brendon Irwin
Gary Turkesz
Jeff Cooper
Bob Hatch
Allan Green
Henry van Stralen
Andrew Leckie
Mark Neilson
Roy Mainprize
John Emmerson
Craig Weldon
David Cunningham
Sheldon Barker
Larry Drysdale
Joe Emmerson
Jim Stevenson
Danny McLennan
Rev John May to Lead New Manitoulin Church Post
The Rev John May, ordained last Wednesday, will serve a church on Manitoulin Island from late June. He has been a United Church interim minister and will take up duties at the new post on Manitoulin Island.
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John May
Manitoulin Island
United Church
Dominion Picks Set Local Contest Lineup
Dominion announces picks Bastelle Dixon Grimes Churchill Hiltz Kingsley Sheppard Trembley for the upcoming local contest as the lineup for the season unfolds.
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Dominion
Pick
Bastelle
Dixon
Grimes
Churchill
Hiltz
Kingsley
Sheppard
Trembley
Females Fail to Medal at CUBA Georgetown Bowl
At Georgetown Bowl last Sunday the Acton Marg Elis team led by Lois Walker Sylvie Mon His and Joan Knight failed to win a class. Male bowlers led by Dave Ghannon Barl Middleton Dave McMillan Dec Deforest Stan Swann Jim Bullough and Phil LeSueur fared better with McMillan top in class two and Earl Miding claiming class three. Stan Gwann and Dee DeForest won class five in a seesaw final. O Keefe Co sponsored prizes: wall clocks and table lamps awarded to first and second in their classes.
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Cuba
Georgetown Bowl
Acton
Marg Elis
Lois,Walker
Sylvie’ Mon His
R, Sylvise4
Beancie Bullough
Joan Knight
Dave McMillan
Earl Mid
Stan Gwann
Dee
DeForest
Gran Edggout Dee
Gord Hall
Bill Hughes
O'Keefe Co
Annual inspection for St John Ambulance brigade at Brampton arena
The Halton Peel Corps of the St John Ambulance held their annual inspection at Brampton arena. Ac ton combined corps and dets took part in the event.
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Halton Peel
St. Johin Ambulance Brigade
Brampton Arena
Acton
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J. Vickery
Dodie McGilloway
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Park Motors
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Mohawk Raceway
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