Bantam hockey action sees Pittsburg triumph by 53
Pittsburg overwhelmed Hershey in a Bantam league game by a 53 score. David Pink led offense with two goals in the first period, assisted by Cunningham, Livermore, Taylor and Hatch. Taylor scored in the second period, Harn den added unassisted, Murray closed for Pittsburgh, while Hershey pressed but lacked pace. Ken Marshall started Hershey’s third period rally with an assist from Holmes, Garrett assisted Sartz, Nicolak and Kennedy added unassisted markers.
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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
Patstes
Tony Swim Deetegeee
Ees
Cleveland Arts
Treth Armstrong
Randy Downes
Jeff Goy O
Atter—Green
Dan McGilloway
Pete Morrison
Ken Harren
Graham Reser
Ade Knight
Ron’ Loutt
Charles McRae
Seeetee
Brian Storey
Buffalo
Steaseeese
Dan Alle
Brian Binnie
Jerry Buchanan
Graham Fraser
John Rochester
Chris Schuts
Jack Holmes
David Kennedy
Bill .Nicolak Synnensnenes
Gord Williams
Ted Staitz
Aensanes
As Neeere Weene
Tape Heirloom Hint for Trouser Longevity
Press heavy tape inside the lower edge of your son's new trousers to prevent fraying where the fabric rubs the shoe. This quick fix helps extend the life of the garment by reinforcing a high wear area.
Curling Final Results From Second Draw
Final results from the second draw show Kenneth Marchment and George Williams tied at 14 points across 35 ends and 3612 ends respectively, with Mac Ditmarsh scoring 8 and Al Irwin 4. Rev A H McKenzie led the 9 to 1 p m session with 11 points across 32 ends, Ted Tyler collecting 3 for the 8 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
Mae Dumarsh
Ruth Leatherland
Lois Mackenzie
Doreen Lee
Fergus
Eleanor Gov
Margaret Toth
Anne Moore
Shirley Hunter
Ontario stalls trading stamps in grocery sales debate
Queen's Park officials reopen the debate on banning point of sale trading stamps in Ontario. Attorney General reports possible legislation while House members voice mixed views. Opponents argue stamps raise food costs and distract from price and quality, while proponents cite consumer choice and uneven availability.
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Provincial Assembly
Ontario
Vineland
Canadian Association of Consumers
Retail Merchants Association
Ontario Federation of Labor
Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario
Ontario Food Council
Trading stamps debate sparks consumer, retailer clash
A provincially debated ban on trading stamps grows from a Vineland conference. Consumer groups push limits while retailers and advertising interests resist. The Ontario legislature may consider bills soon, with public opinion split even within households.
Saving Pain in Hospital Talks for Parents and Children
The guidance advises telling a child facing hospitalization the truth about potential pain and duration. Honesty builds trust with family, doctors, and hospital staff, and frames pain as a necessary step toward recovery rather than a hidden hurt.
Acton Senior Cagers Fall to Walkerton in CWOSSA Final
Acton’s senior boys reach CWOSSA final after defeating Meaford 58 to 24, led by Dan Arbie with 23 points and John McGeachie with 12. Walkerton Sacred Heart topped Acton 40 to 30 in a tight final, Arbie scoring 14 on the day. Acton ends 164–? overall and anticipates roster changes next year.
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Walkerton Sacred Heart
Eaph
Acton
Durham
Meaford
Sacred Heart of Walkerton
Walkerton
Actonites
Dan Arbie
John McGeachie
Cruw
Ron McCallum
Harry Oehlrich
Dick Barclay
George Wallis
al McNabb
Bob Turkesz
Terry Churchill
Gerald Dick
Fred Flisnik
Plans for Milton aged home expansion and new 150 bed facility
Manor Board member Herb Merri told Oakville council that the home for aged citizens in Milton, adjoining Halton Centennial Manor, will fill first. A waiting list exists and construction delays are said to be resolved. First patients expected in April with a second home planned near the Oakville Burlington border to serve the county center of population.
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Halton
Martin
Halton Centennial Manor
Milton
Manor Board
Herb Merri
Oakville
Reeve Merry
Burlington
Insurance talk by UCW members highlights history
Unit 3 of the UCW hosted Bill and Harold Denny for an engaging discussion on insurance. Harold Denny traced origins from Lloyds coffee house to modern insurable items while noting early mutual fire societies began in 1851. Mrs. C Griese thanked the speakers and presented a plant for their new office.
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Unit 3
The
Uc.w
Bill
Harold Denny
Lloyd’s Coffee House
London
Marlene Dietrich
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Acton Free Press Early March 1967 Notice and News
The Acton Free Press reports on a midweek edition dated Wednesday March 8 1967. Local notices and community briefs appear alongside regional updates and brief columns reflecting town affairs and events of that period.
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Acton Free Press
Trap shooting season opens at Maple Rock Range
Keith Mainprize leads with 46 of 50, including a 25 straight, in the Maple Rock Shooting Range event. Gerry Lamarche 36, Ray Post 33, with Wayne Leadson Gary Bolton and Brian Hughie among others competing. Ice conditions good on Lake Simcoe with 10 to 20 inch thickness, Fox and Strawberry Islands noted. Herring fishing reported in Cook's Bay Pefferlaw to Duclos Point Kempenfeldt Bay and west shore to Eight Miles Point.
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Maple Rock
Keith Mainprize
Keith
Gerry Lamarche
Ray Post
Wayne Leadson
Gary Bolton
Brian Hughie
Lake Simcoe
Fox
Strawberry Islands
Cook's Bay
Pefferlaw
Duclos Point
Kempenfeldt Bay
Eight Miles Point
Hawes Perch and Pike Catch Rates in Cook's Bay Area
Hawes Perch bite well in Cook's Bay with some pike taken. overall fishery only fair for these two species. Whitefish catches reported from Kempenfeldt Bay near Big Bay Point and Fox Island, central lake north of Georgina Island, four miles north of Jackson's Point and east of Hawkestone. Trout run between Shanty Bay and Hawkestone in about 75 feet, fair catches north west of Georgina Island off White Shoal. Smelt showing up 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
Schedule of Club Activities Across Week
The listing details Wednesday events from 2 PM to 11 PM including Mothers and Pre School Children, Figure Skating Club, Tri County Hockey and Industrial Hockey. Tuesday plans note Curling on March 14.
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Limehouse Public School
Robert Little Public School
Legion
Tri-County
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Bill ‘Severinski
Trevor’ Swan
Jack Irwin Eveneareas
Ricky Livermo
Garry. Masters
Sheveeee
Jim Mullen
Seweepseneepe
David Pinkseveraee
Garth Taylor Perreereers
Ivan Hearn See Atererenes
David Marcoux
Kevin Marcoux
Brad Martin
Garry Martin Detteneers
Jeff Patterson
Bill Cushne
David Morris
Gordon
Toth
Steve Brunelle
Mike ™ Luty
Bill McKenzie Seeeeten
Brian Robinson
Pitivan Pedesaber
Billy Ware
Curling
Fyfe Somerville
Austin Young
Paul
Youngblut
George Lee
Queen's Park Report
George A
Hamilton Spectator
Spectator
Kerr
Bowl For Health
Main ST. M
O.B.P.A
U.C.W
Expo
Credit River Boat Co
Norval
Hawes
Toronto
Meter
Exhibition Park
Ladia
Metro
Expo Site
Expo Subway
C. H. Norton Bus Lines
M. Z. Bennett Public School
P.m. — Legion
Figure Skating Club
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