Pittsburg Triumphs Over Hershey In Bantam Hockey Action
Pittsburg powered past Hershey by a 53 margin in Bantam league play Thursday night. David Pink led with two first period points assisted by Cunningham Livermore Taylor and Hatch. Taylor and H arn den added goals in the second period, with Murray closing Pittsburgh’s scoring. Hershey surged but lacked surge to overtake. Ken Marshall started the third with a goal from Holmes Garrett, Ted Sartz added from Nicolak, and Dave Kennedy finished unassisted.
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Pittsburg
Shey
David Pink
Dave Cunnningham
Ricky Livermore
Garth Taylor
Bob Hatch
Taylor
Dennis Harnden
Gordon Murray
Pittsburgh
David—Gunningham
Hershey
Ken Marshall
Jim Holmes
Steve Garrett
Ted Sartz
Bill Nicolak
Dave Kennedy
Niagara Falls
St. Catharines
Niagara ‘Falls
St. Kitts
Bernie Taylor
Bill McKenzie
Glen Widauski
John Hansen
David Saltone
John Allan
Oshawa
Hamilton
Dave Allen
Bill Vivian
Kevin ‘Marcoux
Rochester
Baltimore
Randy Marsh
Clippers
Glen McKenzie
Tony Swim
Harry Lawson
Ron Louttet
Ken Hurren
Wade Knight
Charlie McCrae
Howard Coultrup
Springfield
Cleveland Barons
Peter
Morrison
Jeff Goy
Rendy Downs
Danny McGilloway
Peter Morrison
Allan Green
Mike Pope
Jeff Gay
Bob Kruhl
Steve Marshall
David Braida
Randy Coker
David Forster
John Fuchs
Ken Jordon
Seasper
Rowland McCulloch
Jim McNabb
David Norman Pagstes
Tony Swimdettegeee
Ees
Cleveland Arts
Treth Armstrong
Randy Downes
Jeff Goy O
Atter—Green
Dan McGilloway
Pete Morrison
Terrence Rozee
Robin Salt
Eenes Perenees
Rochester Atoms
Dan Bolton
Charset
Reenee
John Scoyne
W.i
Ross .Coultrup
Ron Death
Garry Fisher
Rod Gibbins
Jerry Buchanan
Graham Fraser
John Rochester
Chris Schuts
Jack Holmes
David Kennedy
Bill .Nicolak A Eneensnenes
Gord Williams
Ted Staitz
Aensanes
As Neeere Weene
Tape edge to stop trouser fray at shoe tip
Instructions advise applying heavy tape inside the lower edge of a son's trousers to prevent fraying where the fabric rubs the shoe, safeguarding the hem.
Curling Final Results For Second Draw At Moff
Final results from the second draw list Moff crowds and player totals. Kenneth Marchment and George Williams each posted 14 points across 35 ends, with Mac Ditmarsh and Bill Du marsh also tallying several ends. Al Irwin and Ethel Holmes contributed smaller scores. Mon night results show Rev A H McKenzie 11 and Don McMillan 9, with Ted Tyler 3 and Bruce Cargillé 6 among others across 30 ends.
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Kenneth Marchment
George Williams
Mac Ditmarsh
Bill Du‘marsh
al Irwin
Ethel Holmes
A. H. McKenzie
Don McMillan
Dick Lee
Ted Tyler
Bruce Cargillé
John Gay
Brian Moore
Charles Davidson
Gwen Tyler
Fred New
Bern van Fleet
Bill Toth
Jack Ridley
Harvey Laverty
al Kirkness
Ken Marchment
Andrew McKenzie
Meb Blow
Bill Ton Shalt
Queen's Park Report On Stamps Debate In Ontario Assembly
The Attorney-General told the Ontario Legislative Assembly the government is weighing a ban on store issued trading stamps. House members split on the measure with arguments that stamps raise food costs and mislead shoppers while opponents say such promotions aid consumer choice and are not universally offered or cheaper.
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Provincial Assembly
Ontario
Trading stamps ban debated in Ontario province
A provincial debate over banning trading stamps in Ontario reflects consumer groups and retailers pressing to lower food prices. At Vineland, a conference urged a ban with support from the Canadian Association of Consumers and allied groups while the Attorney General weighs legislation. The Hamilton Spectator voiced opposition to a ban in an editorial. The issue divides households including the Kerrs, with a bill expected soon.
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Vineland
Ontario
Canadian Association of Consumers
Retail Merchants Association
Ontario Federation of Labor
Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario
Ontario Food Council
Hamilton Spectator
The
Spectator
Saving Pain For A Sick Child In Hospital
Advice on honest preparation for a child entering hospital. Warn that pain may occur but is to save future pain, and avoid false assurances. Emphasizes trust in family, doctors, and staff working to help the child recover.
Acton seniors fall to Walkerton in CWOSSA final
Acton seniors reach CWOSSA final after beating Meaford 58 to 24 then losing 40 to 30 to Walkerton. Dan Arbie led Acton with 23 and 14 points in the final, as Walkerton controlled the game with a late surge. The Acton squad ends with a 16-40 record and notes potential player losses for next year.
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Eaph
Acton
Durham
Meaford
Sacred Heart of Walkerton
Walkerton
Actonites
Dan Arbie
John McGeachie
Cruw
Ron McCallum
Milton to add new aged care home after filling current unit
Oakville council heard the Halton area will open a second aged care facility named the next home after the Martin House. Herb Merri announced a filled Milton site and a waiting list as construction delays are over and furniture moves are planned for March with first patients in April near the Oakville Burlington border.
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Halton
Martin
Halton Centennial Manor
Milton
Manor Board
Herb Merri
Oakville
Reeve Merry
Burlington
Insurance talk by U C W speakers draws attention
Unit 3 of the UCW heard an engaging address by guests Bill and Harold Denny on insurance history and security. Harold Denny traced roots to Lloyds coffee house in London with cargoes first insured and noted modern insurability from homes to famous figures. Mrs. C Griese thanked the speakers and presented a plant for the new office.
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Unit 3
The
Uc.w
Bill
Harold Denny
Lloyd’s Coffee House
London
Marlene Dietrich
Acton Free Press Report March 8 1967
Local news brief from Acton notes community events and notices published in the March 8, 1967 issue. Details are partial but indicate civic updates and societal happenings of interest to residents.
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Acton Free Press
Trap shooters shine as Keith Mainprize leads Maple Rock event
Keith Mainprize wins top trap shooting honors at Maple Rock Shooting Range with 46 of 50 targets, 25 straight, as Gerry Lamarche posts 36 and Ray Post 33. Other competitors include Wayne Leadson Gary Bolton and Brian Hughie. Also notes Acton Fall Fair atmosphere, plus ice conditions on Lake Simcoe with 10 to 20 inch thickness and good herring fishing reports from Cook's Bay to Kempenfeldt Bay.
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Maple Rock
Keith Mainprize
Keith
Gerry Lamarche
Ray Post
Wayne Leadson
Gary Bolton
Brian Hughie
Hawes Perch and Pike Fishing Report in Cook's Bay
Perch are biting well in Cook's Bay with a few pike taken there. Fishing for these two species is only fair. Whitefish catches are good around Kempenfeldt Bay between Big Bay Point and Fox Island, centered north of Georgina Island, four miles north of Jackson's Point and east of Hawkestone. Trout are boating between Shanty Bay and Hawksone in about 75 feet of water, with fair catches northwest of Georgina Island off White Shoal. Smelt are appearing in many lake areas.
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Cook's Bay
Kempenfeldt Bay
Big Bay Point
Fox Island
Georgina Island
Jackson’s Point
Hawkestone
Shantyn Bay
Hawkesone
White Shoal
Wednesday to Tuesday Club Schedule Changes
A sequence of community hobby times listing activities for March. On Wednesday March 8 from 2 to 3 pm Mothers and Pro School Children. 5 to 7 pm Figure Skating Club. 7 to 9 pm Tri County Hockey. 9 to 11 pm Industrial Hockey. On Tuesday March 14 Curling appears on the schedule.
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Limehouse Public School
Robert Little Public School
Legion
Tri-County
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