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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1967

Page

8

Acton Ladies defeat Puslinch in centennial exhibition game

Acton Ladies win 12 to 4 over Puslinch in a centennial exhibition at Aberfoyle centennial park. Landsborough Hurst Dunne and Lawson led Acton with a six run seventh inning highlighted by Bonnie Lee’s home run. J McQueen drove in Puslinch’s lone first inning run. pitching by Landsborough and MacDougall secured the win.

Inch Puslinch J. McQueen Acton Ladies Acton Pustinch Landsborough Lynn Dunn Lawson Sandi Stingerland Bonnie Lee Slingerland Marzo Hirst Dunne Aberfoyle Centennial Park Roy Hewitt Norm Gumbley Charlie Thomson Pusliach Dohenadel B.mcdonald D. Macerello P. Hohenadel J. Lynch D. Jones

Premier Halton East P C candidate meets Robarts cabinet

Jim Snow of Hornby among 43 newly nominated Progressive Conservative candidates and campaign managers who met Ontario Premier John Robarts and 16 cabinet members at the Westbury Hotel in Toronto on June 22 to discuss election issues and local problems. Mrs Robarts hosted a luncheon for candidates wives at the King Edward Hotel.

Halton East P.C Jim Snow Hornby Progressive Conservative Ontario John Robarts Ontario Cabinet Westbury Toronto Robarts King Edward Hotel

Curling Club Incorporated in Acton Ontario Gazette Record

The Ontario Gazette lists the Acton Curling Club as incorporated without share capital. Letters patent issued May 5 establish incorporators Edward G. Tyler Sr. John H. Gay George W. Williams Chester D. Anderson Ronald G. Guest Richard T. Lee Kenneth W. Marchment Andrew H. McKenzie Lorne E. Youngblut Virginia M. Dumarsh Gwendolene Tyler Don H. McMillan R. E. Laverty George Sargent.

Ontario Acton Curling Club Edward G. Tyler Sr John H. Gay George W. Williams Chester D. Anderson Ronald G. Guest Richard T. Lee Kenneth W. Marchment Andrew H. McKenzie Lorne E. Youngblut Virginia M. Dumarsh Gwendolene Tyler Don H. McMillan R. E. Harvey Laverty George Sargent

Jaguar Club Concours at Elm Tree Farm Hosts Showy Cars

The Toronto Jaguar Club judged conditions of Jaguars Rolls Royces and more at Elm Tree Farm home of Mr and Mrs William Hoey. A 1958 Rolls Royce was the star as prizes were awarded and spectators admired gleaming engines. Bob Freeman explained club activity including rallies and trips while noting Jaguars’ performance justifies their higher initial cost. After judging, participants relaxed at the Hoey home with refreshments.

Toronto W. Hoey Nassagaweya Coventry England Bob Freeman Oakville Elm Tree Farm William Hoey Jaguar Club Rolls Royce Rolls Freeman Erican Hoey Homestead

Mental retardation and disability views in historical text

A dated passage links mental retardation with other disabilities such as cerebral palsy polio rheumatic heart disease and blindness. It claims a child in one in thirty three is born retarded and contrasts a perfectionist who gives great effort to others.

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