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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

7

Acton Free Press Photos Show Wildcats Fall 13 10

Acton girls baseball at Acton Park features coach Frank Spielvogel pep talk and Mayor Les Duby tossing the first ball. Shands beats Acton 13 to 10 before a large crowd, with pitcher Bonnie McDoon and Jane Luety highlighted.

Acton Wildcats Acton Park Frank Spielvogel Les Duby Shands Henry Shortt Jane Luety Bonnie McDoongall Actongals Goeher

Tennis courts clash over park land plans in Acton

The recreation committee asked to build new tennis courts on park land near the high school on Mill St. E. The parks board cited no budget and insufficient land, while the high school board has not replied. A 75 percent education grant previously existed for school property courts. The land rezoning by Beardmore and Co. and funding hurdles delay progress as clubs seek an approved site and possible amalgamation between bodies. Local notes recall recent sports events and fundraisers.

Recreation Committee Parks Board High School Mill St. E High School Board Department of Education Acton Beardmore and Co Tennis Club George Elliott Elliott George Williams

Police team assist hospital run for sick child

Constable Bruce McArthur of the Acton OPP and Milton OPP joined in an emergency transport for three year old Scott McLaren after swallowing varnish. Dr Brian Moore arranged police help to take him to Toronto where he received treatment and has returned home in good condition.

Bruce McArthur Acton Op.p Milton O.P.P Sick Children’s Hospital Scott McLaren G. McLaren Red St Toronto Acton McArthur 401 Milton C.P.P Criser

Tex Leybourne Shines Despite Acton Loss to Glen Williams

Acton Merchants pitcher Carl Leybourne excellent five hitter in a 5 2 setback to Glen Williams Friday night. Williams earned the win as Acton’s 12 hits and two triples could not overcome four costly errors. Leybourne tripled and drove in a run, while Glen’s defense and late runs sealed the contest.

Carl Tex) Leybourne Acton Merchants Tex Glen Williams Merchants Leybourne Acton Tom Peavey

Burlington Wins 1-0 In Pitchers Battle At Campbellville

Campbellville suffers its first loss of the season as Burlington nips them 1-0 on a second inning run. Harry Hamilton pitched six strong innings for Campbellville allowing three hits while Chalewka limited Campbellville to two both off Hamilton. Burlington's run came after Chalewka walked, stole second and scored on a low throw from Dredge.

Hamilton Chalewka Burlington Limited Bellville Harry Hamilton Burlington Evanoff Dredge Stu King Campbellville Wigle Wingrove

Roller skating attendance soars after exams ends

Attendance at roller skating has increased about 300 percent since school exams ended. Recreation director Howard Pearce exults as Saturdays remain popular and Tuesday and Thursday programs draw excellent crowds to the community centre.

Howard Pearce

Campbellville Midgets defeat Fergus 10 to 3 in first win

Campbellville Midgets notched their first win of the season by beating Fergus 10 3. John Austen and Bill Dennis pitched for Campbellville with Austen working two and two third innings and Dennis yielding two hits and one run. Campbellville tallied three in the third, one in the fourth, three in the fifth and three in the sixth. Jack May led the offense with a triple missing but Garnet Mitchell Doug McLaughlin Bill Dennis Pete Andrews Joe Weadge and John Inglis adding multiple singles and walks.

Fergus Thistles Ohsweken Warriors Hagersville Thistles Charlie Thomson Wildcats Lancashire Chas Campbellville Merchants Burlington Georgetown Glen the Merchants Acton Campbellville Fergus John Austen Bill Dennis Austen Dennis Jack May Garnet Mitchell Doug McLaughlin Pete Andrews Joe Weadge John Inglis

Squeeze Play Delivers Giants Narrow Win Over Oaks

Georgetown Giants win a cliff hanger over Oakville Oaks as Tom James bunts, Don Lindsay scores on a fielder’s choice for the winning run. Oakville loses 5 1 in a home run derby. Danny Arcie hits a four bagger for Georgetown. Giants next host Hamilton.

Tom James Don Lindsay Georgetown Giants Oakville Oaks Halton County Giants Campbellville Danny Arcie Ione Georgetown Milton Red Sox Georgetown Hamilton

Acton Merchants thrash Hunters 16 2 in fastball clash

Ed Phillips pitched a three hitter as Acton Merchants overwhelmed Georgetown Hunters 16 to 2 at Glen Williams. Acton pounded 16 hits with power led by Clarence Farmer Sheppard three hits. Georgetown had two singles and a lone seventh inning tally.

Ed Phillips Acton Merchants Georgetown Hunters Glen Williams Merchants Georgetown Phillips Hunters Clarence (Farmer) Sheppard

Campbellville routs Georgetown 5 1 in seven inning frame

Campbellville improved to seven wins no losses by defeating Georgetown 5 1 in Campbellville. Ralph Rinton earned the win in his first start of the season, with six and two thirds innings and four strikeouts. Don Westbrook took the loss for Georgetown as Campbellville hit four solo homers including three by Campbellville.

Campbellville Georgetown Ralph Rinton Jack Roberts Don Westbrook

Turning 21 After Parents Insurance Ends

At age 21 you lose dependent hospital coverage and must obtain individual membership within 30 days. Pick up an application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commission for enrollment.

Commission

Hospital Insurance premium notices for families surge

The family premium must be paid to cover both husband and wife. Notify your group without delay or, if you both pay premiums directly, no notify the Commission.

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