Acton Defeats Brampton in Saturday Intermediate Ball
Acton defeated Brampton 5-2 after five runs in the late innings. Lawson pitched for Acton with eight hits allowed to Brampton's two as McCristall and Anderson contributed solid fielding and catches. Notable Acton players included Lawson Townsley Robinson Anderson Skelding Skill ing Branciff Bruce Mc Cristall and Morton. Brampton lineup featured Pullan Heth erington Merritt Shumski Haynes Broniz ewski and Kovalick.
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Acton
Brampton
Lawson
McCristal
Anderson
Townsley
Robinson
Skelding
Skilling
Branciff
Bruce
McCristall
Morton
Pullan
Milme
Hetherington
Merritt
Leaner Pierce
Shumski
Haynes
Bronizewski
Kovalick
Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan Offered
The army invites young men to join a two year training across 19 trades starting June or September 1. After training a three year service follows with full pay at 17 and 30 days holiday. Eligibility requires 16 to under 17, Grade 8 education, and suitable fitness. Apply via coupon, phone, or recruiting station.
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Ular
Life and Labour In A Farmer's Day In 1955 Canada
A poem reflects on a farmer's daily toil and steady gaze toward home. It contrasts present work with the hope of evening light. The second fragment notes Canada’s 1955 commercial vegetable area at 198,620 acres, up 14 percent from 1954.
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Canada
Pin Presented To Mrs W Wilson By Limehouse Institute
Nineteen members of Limehouse Women's Institute met June 7 at the Community Hall to discuss agriculture and Canadian industries with Mrs Harry Brown as convener. A WI pin was presented to Mrs W Wilson who is leaving the district, and a social hour followed lunch hosted by Mrs Gisby and others.
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Limehouse Women's Institute
Harry Brown
Hynon
Mary Stewart
S. Kirkpidtrick
J. S. Noble
Frank Brown
Ted Brown
E. Sanford
el Church
A W. Benton
W.I. Pin
W. Wilson
Wilson
A. W. Norton
Sanford
Howard Stull
Wison
Gisby
Pa Spitzer
Acton High School closes another year in review
Acton High School ends a year with the editor Neil Benton reflecting on its growth from a crowded old stone building to a modern campus with ten rooms. He recalls former teachers and notes new staff departures amid annual exams and a concluding sports hour and picnic. Police to check cemeteries after rise in vandalism in Paris Ontario.
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Acton High School
Acton High
O. E. Robbins
Stouffville
C. J. Grindley
Dites-vous
Task
Commercial
Toronto
Edythe Harris
Alliston
M. Snyder
Richard
Huntsville
Hess
Acton
Georgetown
Switzer
A.hls
Acton Public School
G. Ringler
Ingersoll
E. A. Hansen
Valeriote
Miss Gruber
Messrs. Drijber
Peillusch
Buchanan
Reed
Miss Taylor
Messsr. Hansen
Caddick
A. J. Buchanan
Spielvogel
Tyler
Pastor
Neil Benton
Benton
The
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