All-Star Halton lineup to face Galt Terriers Sunday
Campbellville Merchants join Halton County all-star squad for the fifth annual game July 9 in Campbellville against the Galt Terriers. Notable picks include Jack Roberts Gary Field Lyn McLaren Earl Cairns Stan Henderson Alan Wingrove and Len Coolich with Henderson shifting to third base and Wingrove as the catcher.
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Campbellville Merchants
Halton County
Galt Terriers
Lyn McLaren
George Town
Campbellville
Earl Cairns
Stan Henderson
Henderson
Wingrove
Alan Wingrove
Campbellite
Len Coolich
Oakville Oaks
All Star Baseball Team Chosen For Campbellville Tilt
The Intercounty Senior league all star selections include Milt Johns, Ron Shannon, Dundas stars and Milton’s Stu Hannant at short. Jim Wilson and Bob Bruce headline the outfield with Pete Kennedy and Len Andrews in manager roles. Galt Terriers bring US stars, with game set for 2:30 p.m. following pre game ceremonies and league honors.
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Milton
Ron Shannon
Dundas
Mario Sebben
Stu Hannant
Milton Red Sox
Campbellville
Sharp Elmer Dredge
Oakville
Ross Dryden
Jim Wilson
Bob Bruce
Acton
Pete Kennedy
Oakville Oaks
Motor City
Kennedy
Len Andrews
Campbellville Merchants
Fiey
Allstar
Pete McMullen
Mike Timmins
Hamilton
Hatton County All-Star Game Sets July Tilt in Campbellville
The Hatton County Baseball Association will stage the fifth annual all-star game July 9 in Campbellville. Galt Terriers provide opposition as the star lineup from seven intermediate clubs is drafted. Nellie Cooper and US college stars headline the squad. The game returns to Campbellville after Milton and Oakville hosting in recent years, with a village park clubhouse opening celebrated.
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Hatton County Baseball Association
Inampbellville
Galt Terriers
P'Ro
Halton
Terriers
Nellie Cooper
Oakville Oaks
Campbellville
Milton
Engagements and Upcoming Weddings in Ontario Notices
Mr and Mrs Fred Lemon announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Mary Elizabeth to Edward William Hawes son of William A Hawes R R 2 Acton. They plan a July 15 ceremony at Acton Pentecostal Tabernacle at 3 pm. Mr and Mrs Lindsey Ferguson announce the engagement of their daughter Magaret Grace to Donald Gary Bard of Guelph. The wedding is set for July 22 at Ebenezer United Church Campbellville at 3 pm.
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Fred Lemon
Mary Elizabeth
Edward William Hawes
William A. Hawes
Acton
Marrigge
Lindsey Ferguson
Rockwood
Magaret Grace
Donald Gary Bard
Guelph
Ebenezer United Church
Campbellville
Police Tourney Draws 37 Cops and Lawyers to Hatton County
Hatton County officers and lawyers held a golf tournament at North Hatton Golf course Georgetown last week. Forester of Dundas O.P.P. detachment shot 92 to win low gross with Merv Harness of Acton O.P.P. at 64 low net. Burlington team of E Bullock B Tacyushyn and B Daniels took the team trophy. J Rennie was most honest golfer with 17 strokes on 18 holes. Dave Richardson North Halton O.P.P. posted the best nine holes. A dinner and social followed with trophies presented by George Moore Burlington Bill Bennett and Dave Hardy Milton.
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Hatton County
North Hatton
Georgetown
Act Forester
Dundas O.P.P
Merv Harness
Acton O.P.P
Burlington
E. Bullock
B. Tacyushyn
B. Daniels
J. Rennie
Dave Richardson
North Halton O.P.P
Campbellville Vet Clinches Short Course in Cattle Diseases
Campbellville resident C L Young completed an intensive two week short course in cattle diseases at the Ontario Veterinary College Guelph. The program drew Doctors of Veterinary Medicine from Ontario Quebec Maritime and Western Provinces and the United States and aimed to update practitioners on preventive medicine and management practices under Dr D C Blood. The course was part of the college extension program featuring lectures demonstrations and diagnostics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. C. L. Young
Campbellville
Has
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
Tradition Challenges A Yeoman Greeting Among Todas
Among the Todas of Tria a yeoman must greet a man by touching his feet or with her forehead, a ritual gesture reflecting social custom and gender roles within the tribe.
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Tria
Acton Personal Notes Mark Seaside Visits and Recoveries
Acton notices record visits and hospital recoveries for local residents. Wilfred Coles returns from Sunnybrook. Kay James and Alf Perrott recover as well. Family visits span Montreal to Toronto with weddings and anniversaries noted among the community.
Campbellville Dominates Bronte After Close Acton Game
Campbellville surged to a 274 4 victory over Bronte on Sunday in Campbellville. Jace Hamilton pitched nine innings for the win, allowing four runs on eight hits with 11 strikeouts. Bronte pitchers McDonald Hughes and Quigley allowed 27 runs on 21 hits as Campbellville built a six run sixth inning and led 204. Bruce Hamilton and Laverne Hamilton led Campbellville with multiple hits while Bronte’s Go McDonald and Osborne each had two hits. Campbellville improves to a 340 team average with 15 homers in ten games and has a postponed Oakville cameo remaining.
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Acton
Campbellville
Bronte
Jace Hamilton
McDonald
Hughes
Quigley
Bruce Hamilton
Earl Cairns
Winprove
Henderson
Go McDonald
Osborne
Bud McKay
Price
Bob McKay
P. McDonald
al Cairns
Ken Moore
Siu King
al Wingrove
George Chester
Lack Laking
Denny Eaton
Laverne Hamilton
Bill Cairns
Stan Hendeson
Oakville
Car Crash Damages $200 In Acton
William Rogers of 64 Longfield Road Acton sustained $200 damage in a Crewson's Corners morning collision. Rogers said a approaching truck forced him toward the roadside causing his car to leave the road and enter a ditch. Const Bill Benhet North Halton OPP investigated.
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William Rogers
Longfield Road
Acton
Crewson’s Corners
Erin couple marked 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Struthers of Erin celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house. Neighbors attended from the community while notes mention farm life on Second Line and the move of the George Cooke family to a renovated farm home across from the local school.
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James Struthers
Erin
George, Cooke
Guelph
Moffat Silver Wedding Celebrated in Brookville Hall
Mro and Mrs Lloyd celebrated their silver wedding with a Friday evening gathering at Brookville Hall attended by relatives and friends from London Grimsby Toronto Hamilton Brampton Port Credit Guelph Drayton Elora Acton Morriston Puslinch Milton and surrounding districts. Currie Orchestra and Jack Roughley provided music. A three tiered anniversary cake and a bountiful lunch were served.
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Mro
Lloyd. Campbell
Brookville Hall
London
Grimsby
Toronto
Hamilton
Brampton
Port Credit
Guelph
Drayton
Elora
Acton
Morriston
Puslinch
Milton
Currie Orchestra
Jack Roughley
Harold Jarvis
J. Reynolds
Melmer
Mir
W. A. Fraser
David Henderson
Art. Canton
Barrie
Ts. Wm. Cornish
Wiston
Joseph Frank
Me James
Georgetown
Colin Dunkie
Art
Padbury
Sunnybrook Hospital
Community Centre Benefit Review Tonight at Acton
Joyce Carpenter directs a dancing and singing review at Robert Little public school auditorium to raise funds for the Acton Community Centre. The program includes group and solo singing, acrobatic and cancan numbers with The Five Straws performing. Receipts go to the Community Centre Fund and proceeds from earlier shows supported the Acton Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society.
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Joyce Carpenter
Acton
Robert Little Public School
Community Centre
Canadian Cancer Society
Excel
Five Straws
George Maiselle
Yip Bristow
Les Duby
Jack Creasey
George “Hall
Gift Showers for Bride Elect and Anniversary News
Gift showers for Kathleen Pewtress and Donald Green wedding set for June 24 with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Cross among hosts. Anniversaries and visits are noted with Toronto and Montreal connections, including Mrs. A McKenzie and Nanes hosting guests.
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Dean Leslie
Acton
Cedric Cross
Georgetown
Edward Irvings
Kathleen Pewtress
Donald Green
Susan Currie
Marilyn Ayres
New Barber Opens in Acton With Local Experience
The official opening of a pew barber shop in Acton was announced this week. Norm Humenick, new proprietor and local operator, brings 15 years in the trade and currently runs a Georgetown shop. He moved to Acton last week, is married with two children, and previously barbered in Brampton and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Humenick
Humenick
Acton
Georgetown
Brampton
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Acton Tennis Club
Cheryl Lee
Robert Bruce
Ron. Lewis
Eddie Long
Blair Kennedy
Ian Murray
Bernard Kant
Janet Murray
Gus Kent
Weeny
Hatton
Tilt
George Moore
Burington
Bill Bennett
Dave Hardy
Actantens
Acton Homes
Wilfred Coles
Mrs. Besem
Hermy
Churchill Road
Montreal
Dean Lemon
Belleville School
the Dent
Mrs. C. O. Burns
Mary Ann and
Gary
Mrs
H. W. Hinton
Kay James
Guelph General Hospital
G. W. McKenzie
The
Orillian's Men's Club
Albert Hirris
R. R.acton
Foran General Hospital
Belleville School For the Deaf
Jeffrey Gay
John Gay
Stewart Scoyne
Ridgetown
Mrs. M. Scoyne
Jean Moff
C. Mason
Wm. Struthers
S. Sinclair
Struth
Alf Perrott
Acton Citizens
D. F. West
Guelph Historical Society
Josef Drenters
Rockwood Academy
United Church Men's Conference
Keswick House
Muskoka
W. J. Bootly
Allan Louder
Bern Veldhuis
David Radcliffe
Peel St
H. C. Rognvaldson
Elliott ‘Lake
J. Tatton
Barry Nesbit
CKFH
Esme Ball
Gorgetown
Ontario Association For Retarded Children
Miury Gowdy
Madison
Wisconsin
Femer
Acton Music Club
Charles Heller
A. J. Buchanan
C. L. Poole
Charles Heard
G. Spencer-Lee
G. Spencer-Lee, Mrs. M. McCullough, Mrs. Marguerite Taylor, Mrs. Hilton Elliott
W. J. Beatty
Bernard Veldhuis
Joseph Jang
Kenneth Knox
Gowdy
Caroline Nurseries Garden Centre
David Stewart
Secon
Vernon
Linda Strandholt
Guelph Hospital
Martha Jackson
Calvin Evans
Edward
G. Thomas
Lionel Watson
Phyllis Coningsley
Marion Wheeler
Mimosie
Don Cameron
Ronnie
Qustic
Moffat
Robt. R. Hamilton
Fred. A. Hoffman
Optometrists
E. P. Head
St. George's Square
John J. Krul
Victoria Ave
Ont
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Ligny-Dufferin
J. Cairns
Boston
Sunda
Earl Martin
Inglewood
Clyde Vivian
J. Gorman
David Hamilton
ET Smith
Martha
A. McKenzie
Nanes
R. W. Dredge
C. G. Jones
M. Watson Paris
New Barber
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