Acton Triumphs Over Georgetown 5-1 in Saturday Game
Acton Park hosted a 5-1 victory over Georgetown as the triple A team dominated with strong hitting from Dude Limisay who homered and tripled in four trips. Snyder and Anderson led Acton’s battery while Patterson’s pitching held Georgetown to a single run, with Lindsay driving in two on a triple and later homering. Final score 5-1 as Acton seized control early and held on, with praise for the field and defensive plays.
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Acton Park
Triple A
Georgetown Cubs
Actonians
Peron
Dude Limisay
Themas
Dude
Snyder
Anderon
Acton
Stan Hall
M.L.A
Ray Mason
Toys’ Band
Georgetown
Ritchie
Patterson
Lindsay
Mosales
A. Ritchie
Jocala
Othe
Ceonlut Valley
Chegan Nut
Acton Addat
Terry
Oon Waterhouse
Rotgrtown
Battedaon
BO Ritchie
Snyder and
Anderean
Swindlehurst Perryman Wedding at Ballinafad Parsonage
At Ballinafad United Church Parsonage on Saturday, Miss Betty Perryman attended the ceremony for Miss Mae Perryman and Norman Stosd. Rev. A. O. W. Foreman officiated. The bride wore a white silk jersey dress with a floral bandeau and veil, and a red rose corsage. Best man was Raymond Swindlehurst. The couple will honeymoon to London and points beyond, with a reception planned at their RR 2 residence on June 18.
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Ballinafad
Mae
Fitwin E Perryman
Norman Stosd
Mary Swindlehurst
Hallinafad
A. O. W. Foreman
Betty Perryman
Raymond Swindlehurst
London
Nealdence
Halton Farm Show Set for Milton Next Friday Holiday Outing
Halton Federation of Agriculture plans a major outing at Milton Fair Grounds with a public holiday, prizes, and a full afternoon of activities. The event features baseball, entertainment, and guest speaker Thea I Kennedy, Ontario Minister of Agriculture, inviting farmers to bring baskets for a communal day.
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Halton Federation of Agriculture
Milton Fairgrounds
Halton
West
Purat Arheols
Ontario
Milton
June Meeting of United W A at Mrs L Agar s Home
The June meeting of the Woman's Association of the United Church was held at Mrs L Agar's home with the president presiding. Devotional was by Mrs Keid. Discussions covered fundraising for the Society. Mrs Agar hosted a lunch of sandwiches cake and ice cream assisted by Miss FH Hawthorne. a hearty vote of thanks was given for her hospitality.
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Woman's Association of the United Church
Mra S
Utilities Commission Meeting Sees Budget Adjustments and Installations
Acton Dubtic Wilues Commission held a regular meeting chaired by MM. Hapeen with members Co Le Kirkness and Jon May Arthur present. The board discussed applying to the Board for permission to increase Charlie Wilsons salary, approved a contract from HO Phillips Co of Toronto for painting water tanks, and noted a back-of-house lighter installation at Dominion Hotel. Expenses approved included payments to Waterworks Department, Can Brass Co Ltd, and Neptune Meters Ltd totaling $48.00 $49.13 and $92.59 with minor charges for meters.
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Acton Dubtic Wilues
Charman MM. Hapeen
Reeve Co
le Kirkness
Peter Rirknes
Rowston
Dominion
Royatan
Thatal
Wilton
Holmes
Commission On
Atune
Patpin
Maton von Main Street
Coula
Nimeels
Can. Brass Co. Ltd
Neptune Meters Ltd
Ares
Approval Given School Areas for South Halton
Halton County Council met in Milton to set by law creating school areas for Oakville and surrounding towns. A juvenile court proposal, county grants requests, and staff salaries were discussed. The council approved grants to local agricultural and cancer funds and planned a county weed inspector position. A health unit order was noted and a county employee picnic was tentatively planned for Crawford’s Lake in August.
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Halon
Milton
Oakville
Harlington
Nelson
Dunbar Mc Heddle
Halton Agricultural Society
Acton
Hamilton
Roy Smith
George Torraneny
Burlington East
Ross Wilson
Naasagimeda
Carman Cantelon
Hornby
Margaret Coates
Traefalcar
Helen Heslop
Jot Jarvis
Ontario
Acsouita
Halton
Agricultural Committee
Department of Health
Halton County
Crawford's Lake
Close Week in Acton Softball League Highlights Close Scoring
Weeklong action in Acton sees Canadian Wool edge Beardmore 4 11 as Hexaters explode for eight runs in one inning. Beards and Rachlin face off in a 19 8 tilt while Heanimore bats pace scoring across innings. Umpires Churchill and Mickey Holmes officiate.
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Hawkers
Wool Co
Hexaters
Churchill
Mickey Holmes
Beardmore
Rachlin
Hoth
Heanimore
Hunk House House
Pkame
Clouta
Lindsay
C Gamble
Ospringe Wood Meeting Plans August Session
The June Ospringe Wood meeting at Mrs Fines’s home discussed the annual June event, avenues for goods, and transportation. A neighborhood invite was planned for August, and Mrs Bert Weeks Jr invited Ospringe Institute to visit her at Hilleburg for September. Mrs Kalthoff spoke on the Federation of Agriculture meeting and a new Erin Township branch, with Mrs Gordon Althen named director in Ospringe school. A garden party was planned, a Ten Perance paper given by Mrs Altskena, an instrumental by Mrs Sunter, and a woods contest led by Mrs Fines. The meeting closed with the National Anthem and refreshments served.
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Ospringe Wood
Hillshurs
Bert Weeks Jr
Ospringe Institute
Hilleburg
Kalthoff
Federation of Agriculture
Erin Township
Gordon Althen
Ospringe
Ospeme Institute
Tenperance
Mra
G. Altkena
Fatal Highway Worker Crush Near Hornby
Henry Donavan aged 69 of Moffat died from injuries after being crushed by a truck while assisting in unloading stone on a county road about a mile north of Hornby. The accident occurred around 9 30 yesterday morning and he died two hours later. He was aided by Dr. G E Syer of Milton. Constable E R Lemon investigated the incident.
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Henry Donavan
Moffat
Hornby
Mr.Donavan
County Roads Department
Bequesing
Joe Ezeard
Milton
Donavan
G. E. Syer
June Meeting of Acton Women's Institute Hosts New President
The Acton Women's Institute held a June meeting at Mrs W Maddox's home with new president Mrs F J Devideau presiding. Reports highlighted cemetery gateway work finished, a plan to have a future event, and a booth request for a band garden party in June.
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Acton Women's Institute
W Maddox
F. J. Devideau
Wo Maddox
Usp
Usp One Cspot
Mra
Hunlet
Acton
O'Mara
Wilds
Marchment
Mra Marchment
Mra Holloway
Mra Anderman
Mea
Earl Davidson
Carh Our Low
Cour Beene Town Ts
Robert Efreis Horses Take Awards at Aurora Show
The Aurora horse show featured Robert Efreis horses earning awards. Bintiies from Acton noted in a report with details on prize winners in driving and harness events. Mrs Berry earned honors as top driver in the driving competitions.
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Robert Efreis
Aurora Horse Show
Bintiies
Ty Robert
Acton
Aurora Tigre
Marnes
Berr
Acton Loses to Milton When Game Called in Sixth
In a baseball game halted by darkness, Milton leads 5-4 over Acton after six innings. Milton pitchers Gervais and Brinco hold Acton to four runs as Rader starts for Acton, with Anderson replaced after injury. Final score listed as 5-4 in Milton’s favor with Oakville Geohartown next up.
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Acton
Milton
Wight Gaan
Milton Farr Iounds
Milton Intermediatecentry
NAA
Boon Acton
Gervais
Rader
Wine
Brinco
Marton
Anderson
Clements
BR. Brush
Miltonahs
Roberta
Rush
Autton
Bruah
Goy
Snyder
Waterhouse
Multon
Tame
Erin Council Adjustments as Court of Revision in Township
The Erin Township Council met with full attendance to approve property changes and assess changes in Lot 2 con 8 Hillburg from Mary A McConnell to John Lang and other lot transfers. The council passed a resolution thanking the Overseas Fund Branch of the Erin Township Red Cross for 272.11, to aid WWII veterans. They scheduled meetings and approval of insurance policies with AE Wilton Co and Trads Insurance Co, and reviewed general and road accounts before adjourning.
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Brn Bownship Counci
Todeat Hutshury
Keene J A S Wwilrnhaumer
Inyo Oto Caueto
Pasianoon
DOG
Gee Appeais Diay Amt Co. Ltd
aVb Caan DD Ds
Nethur
Ager Shusley
Gibson Lad
Maton
Hillburg
Mary A McConnell
John Lang
Balisburg
BOT Hull
Jolley
Mre Heten
Elena St
Toronto
Council
Overseas Fund
Erin ‘Townalip Red Cross
Halton Fire Inurance Co
AE Wilton and Co
Trasd’s Insurimes Co
London
England
Sabo
Pete
Fhe Council
Standard Vaneasia Court of
Mevishon
Otter
Halton and Peel Jersey Clubs Host OAC Dairy Day
The Ontario Agricultural College hosted a joint dairy day for Holstein and Jersey clubs from Halton and Peel counties at the ex OAC. About 1200 attended the Old Day brewers event and a main campus sports program closed the day. Notable judges awarded two perfect scores in Jersey judging to Stewart Melhan and Alton Mason of Peel.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Haleton
Peel
Stewart Melhan
Alton Mason
Peel County
Heaty
Halton Wace
Holstein Club
Don Laidlaw
Morley Rutherford
No CT Laidlaw
Man. T Rutherford
Rh. D. Thomson
A .Thomson
David Andrews
J. M. Fraser
Dixon Fraser
G. S Kirkwood
Wom. Rei
William McCaughtery
Craig
Coming Events Schedule and Community Announcements
The notice lists events including a Garden Party at Acton Park on June 27 with Rose Creighton and local variety entertainers. Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church hosts Rev. C H Johnson on Sunday June 16 at 11 am to speak on Advance For Christ. Junior Farmers Old Boys Reunion at Lorne School on Monday July 1 featuring a welcome home and presentation to returned servicemen with a dance that evening.
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Acton ‘Park
Rose Creighton
Chile
Nassagaweya Presbyterian ‘Church
C.H. Johnson
Junior Farmers
Uf.y.p
Lorne School
Welccome
Eveding
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Sion Hall
Aleoth
Unyare
Chase
Seracins
Iasat
Robby” Anderson
Rapert
Swindlehurst
Perryman
Ballinafad Parsonage
United W. A
Utilities Commission
TLR
Ont
Northern Electric
BTS
General Electric
Acton Free Press
TAS
Zenith Electric “Supply Ltd
Ajax Engineers Ltd
Can
Rive
Jan R. Kearne Corp
Snes! Express
South Halton
W.L
Horn By
Henry’ Donavs [ Moftat
Geohartown
Milton Wednesday
Erin Council
Red Crow Balance
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