Weekend Visitors Arrive From Several Cities
Rev and Mrs RK L Richardson Little Current visit daughter and family for a few days. Howard Gilbank attends funeral in Beamville. Mr and Mrs Duckett of Richmond Hill visit with son and family. Ken Smith and Guelph guests spend weekend with Lillie family. Toronto Winnipeg visitors join Benhams. Numerous relatives gather for social weekend events.
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RK. L. Richardson
Howard Gilbank
McAl- Aster
Ada
Margret Milloy
Archie Milloy
Guelph
Duckett Sr
Richmond Hill
Nelson Duckett
Norman
Ken Smith
Gons
Gilbank
Beamaville
Actor Turns Ringmaster of Hidden Romance
Two friends at a play discuss a famous actor's performance. The married man notes apparent affection toward the reading lady, while the bachelor reveals the actor has been married to her for 18 years, prompting surprised amusement.
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Jove
All Aluminum Storm and Screen Door For Sale
New aluminum combination storm and screen door with glass outside casing steel hinges door lock and closer priced at 55.00. Limited time to order coal at low summer prices for winter supply from J. B. Mackenzie & Son Nut and Slave Coal Pea Coal briquettes.
Oakville Oaks Blank Campbellville 6-0 on Wednesday
Oakville Oaks routed Campbellville 6-0 in Oakville with pitcher Lefty Rosas Paton striking out 12 and allowing two singles. Campbellville's Roberts allowed one earned run on four hits. Oakville capitalized on errors, scoring in the second seventh and eighth frames while playing errorless defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville Oaks
Campbellville
Oakville
Cowan
Brown
Roberts
Redshaw
Pop
Thompson
Camm
Earl Cairns
Johnston
Ken Pollock
Salinsburg
Campbellvile
Jack Roberts
Dowling
Ken Moore
Anti Americanism In Canada In The Financial Post
The Financial Post surveyed Canadians who say differences with the United States exist but fall under discussions evaluations and criticisms rather than anti Americanism. They note Canada and U S share much in common and stakes are high, with disagreement centred on the St Lawrence Seaway U S tariff policy and McCarthy era tolerance.
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Canada
The
Financial Post
St. Lawrence Seaway
U.S
Cheating Grandmother Visits Hospital Maternity Ward Tale
A grandmother who tried to cheat on a strict diet ends up in hospital with a maternity ward room as the only option. Her grandson explains to visitors that she has been cheating again. Engineers advise cross pattern tire wear checks every 4,000 to 5,000 miles to balance wear on all corners.
Rams Edge Beavers in OT to Tie for First in Lacrosse
Acton Rams defeated Sarnia Beavers 9 7 in overtime to move into a share of first with Sarnia. Lloyd and Doug Smith each scored three goals and Normie Young anchored the net as Acton improved to six wins in seven games while Streetsville fell to 12 6.
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Sarnia Beavers
Rams
Acton
Marbles
Sarnia
Beavers
Normie Young
Young
Smiths
Ken Woods
Huck O'Connell
Woods
Hadden
Doug Smith
Bill Bennett
Cooper
Lloyd Smith
Jack Mann
Ice Palace
Ken Watkins
Smith
Smith Brothers
Lloyd
Doug
Bevis Bennett
Harold Avery
Ken
Johnny Krapek
Streetsville Thistles
Georgetown N
G.’s
Streetsville
Rutledge
Thistle
AL Clark
Brampton Excelsior
Norm Young
Nets
Phistles
Thistles
Dis
Widdess
Harald Avery
Dundas
Gordie Burton
Clark
Wid‘dess
Harper
Wadley
Lou Vipond
Wanless
Cliff Bennett
Wallaceburg
Caledonia
Indians
Campbellville routs Waterdown 14 2 to stay atop league standings
Campbellville secured a 14 to 2 victory over Waterdown to maintain a league lead. Stan Henderson earned his first win of the season while Waterdown pitchers Finnamore Day and Forth struggled, yielding 11 hits and nine walks.
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Campbellville
Waterdown
Rakish
Tindall
Finnamore
Laking
Day
Ken Moore
Hugh Barlow
Dowling
Ridgeway
Jack Laking
Bob Farlow
Earl Cairns
Cairns
Stan Henderson
Day and Forth
Campbellville Midgets Open Season With 6 4 Win Over Milton
Campbellville Midgets opened their schedule with a 6 to 4 victory over Milton. Gary Field pitched a one hit ball for the win with 13 strikeouts. Milton’s two pitchers allowed eight hits and eight strikeouts. For Campbellville, Dave McMullen had two singles, Purcell and Purdy contributed, Field added a double, and Eltiot Phillips and Homewood each had a single. Hilson had Milton’s lone double off Field.
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Campbellville
Milton
Gary Field
Dave McMullen
Purcello
Purdy
Field
el- Tiot
Phillips
Homewood
Snglee Hilson
Em Field
Busy Bees Institute Plans Events and Donations
The Busy Bees Instituteheld a meeting with Mrs S Coxe and Mrs S Robinson presiding. Members approved sending 3 to the Federat ion picnic and 10 to the Sailors Fund, discussed a August bus trip to Toronto, and planned a course on oven meals. The program included papers by Mrs Jack Dredge and Mrs Stan Robinson, a contest won by Mrs W Kennedy, and greetings for Eileen Allen on her wedding. A Mary Stewart Collect closed the meeting followed by a lunch and Father’s Day visits.
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Busy Bees Institute
S. Coxe
S. Robinson
Federation
Toronto
Sailors’ Fund
A. Allen
P. McLean
Jack Dredge
Locker
Stan Robinson
Scotland
W. Kennedy
E Dredge
Mary Stewart
Eileen Allen
O Locker
George Redman
Karen
Donnie
Orton
Lockie McLean
Georgetown Edges Acton Jays 7-6 in season opener
Georgetown top Acton 7 to 6 after leading 6-3 through seven innings. Acton pitchers yielded 13 hits and 16 strikeouts. Georgetown’s trio of hurlers struck out 11. Key Acton hitters included Lawson Anderson Spielveger and Cunningham with two hits. Dawkins Felled a double for Georgetown. next Acton game set for Brampton July 1.
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Georgetown
Acton
Jamal
John Cunningham
Ross Morton
Morton
Paul Lawson
Don Anderson
Bill Spielveger
D. Dawkins
Acton Joins Halton Juvenile Series Schedule Listed
Acton has a ball team entered in the Halton County Juvenile Championship with Port Credit Georgetown Brampton as B clubs and Brampton as an A club. The winner advances to the OBA playdowns. Schedule covers June 20 Georgetown at Acton through July 31 Port Credit at Acton.
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Halton
Acton
Port Credit
Georgetown
Brampton
O.B.A
Mortgage Sale of Esquesing Lot 24 Fifth Concession
Public auction at 2 30 p m in Toronto by B W Woops Co Limited Auctioneers on Lot 24 in Esquesing Township Halton County Ont containing 150 acres more or less with specified boundaries and a dwelling. Reserve bid. 10 percent down. balance in 30 days. Further details from E W Woods Co Limited or William Cook and Walsh Solicitors.
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Bay St
Toronto
B W. Woops & CO. Limited
Esquesing
County of
Halton
Ontano
Sai ‘Orty
E W. Woods & Co. Limited
Ontario
William Cook and Walsh
Richmond St
William Cook & Walsh
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Mr. E. P. Head
Speedvale Ave
Northeast City Limits
New Mexico
Marilyn Maxwell
Lew Ayres
Virginia Mayo
Ronald Reagan
S Charlie
Ray Bolger
Allyn Mclerie Technicolor
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Piper Laurie
Tony Curtis
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Childrens Playground
Oaks
Macswain Motors
Sarnia Falls
Down Thistles
Massagaweya
Acton Jays
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King Js
Turner Ss
Palmer
Timlock P.c
Ritchie
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Shepherd
White
Footitt
ST. Alban's Parish Hall
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