Sunday Winds Do Big Damage In District
Severe Sunday winds caused roof and barn damage across the district. Homes and outbuildings suffered losses including shingles and portions of garage roofs. Hospitalization followed for Mr. Ward Hamilton after appendicitis surgery. Friends and relatives gathered at several local residences as community groups held meetings and ongoing care and visits continued.
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H. Porte
RK. L. Davidson
Ward Hamiton
Guelph Hospital
Fd ‘Freeman
Toronto
Frank Freeman
Legion Ladies Plan Meetings And Upcoming Events
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting and approved plans for future projects. Ethel Stuckey elected as group leader after Gwen Andrews resigned for work reasons in Georgetown. Readiness to attend Maly Week service on March 4 at United, plus catering plans for a May 4 bowling banquet. Baby outfit prize won by Lil Bradshaw. Dart league finals begin next week with standings and upcoming championship matches.
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Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Adit
Mareh ” Aad
Ora
Port Credit
Georges Town
United
Ethel Stuckey
Gwen Andrews
Second Attempt to Raise Funds Falls Short At Acton
Officials of the Acton Legion Minor Sports failed to boost disaster fund proceeds in Listowel as a small crowd watched two exhibition hockey games. Acton Hespe ter Pee Wee tied 2 2 with Hespeter. Hespeler won the other program game over Georgetown. Scorers included Halas pack for Hespeter and Rosser, Ward, Norton among Acton’s scorers with multiple penalties called.
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Acton Legion
Listowel
Thortay
Acton
Hespeter
Hocskey
Hala=s
1. Harris
R. Robinson
Acton Lads
Acapor Wams
Georgetown
Mayers
Beaver Baxters
Georg Oake Coxe
Don Lindsay
Res
Rosser
Riddell Eta
Norton
Ward
Hyde
Lewis
Bingham
Georgetoen
Fox Hunters Gain August 1 Season Extension
County council approved a temporary extension of the fox season to August 1 delaying closing until then. A by law will allow faxes and bounties until that date, urged by Ford Red and Gan Club Oakville. The Burling ton Sportsmen's Club backed seven faxes under the rabies halt plan.
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County Couner
Ford Red and Gan
Oakville
Fox Lonte
Vrtten
Wentworth Art
Burling Font Sportsmen
Connty
Archie
Nassweya Coune
Acton Rockettes Triumph In Rough Hockey Tilt
Acton Rockettes defeated Milton Split and Cycle 4 to 1 in a rough two period game that extended to overtime. Dedels opened scoring for Acton, Jackie CRA OID Mione added a late tally, sending the match to OT before Acton clinched the victory with a bold tally. Referees kept control as both teams exchanged fast rushes along the rink. After the game the teams agreed to reconvene at the Heaper club for a rematch tied to the Ontario Ladies Championship.
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Acton Rockettes
Gale Lyure
Milton
State Dedels
Acton
Jackie Cra Oid
Aplelviggel
Fue Fakuting Fabetirdt
Giles Ie Thes
Dedela
Beth Tons
Heaper Club
Ontario
Ottawa Champs Lead List Of Juvenile Hockey Entries
The Ottawa Champs The Gitawa Carano head the CAT entries for the Lastover Fund Juvenile Hockey Tournament to be played at Milton Arena on Friday March 27 and Saturday March 28. Ten strong clubs are in the A Division including Oakville Juveniles Toronto Marlboros Dixie Bee Lakyshore Bruins Rexdale Georgetown Burlington and Thornhill. In the B Division Keen competition features Milton Sportsmen Aylmer Listowel Orangeville Cubs Acton Legion Fergus Grimsby Hespeler Elmira and Brampton. After two days four teams remain in each division with semi finals Saturday morning and division finals Saturday afternoon. The tournament ends Saturday night with the two division winners meeting for the grand championship. More salt is present in the Atlantic than in the Pacific.
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Lastover
Milton Arena
Ottawa
Oakville
Toronto Marlboros
Dixie Bee- Lakyshore Bruins
Rexdale Georgetown
Burlington
Thornhill
Milton
Aylmer
Elmira
OMALA
Listowel
Orangeville Cubs
Acton Legion
Fergus
Grim~sby
Hespeler
Brampton
Irish Story Given For Group Roll Call Irish Story Given For Group Roll Call the Ladies
Ospringe Presbyterian Church ladies group meet at Mrs. Mac Pherson home with good attendance. President Mrs Aitken opened with a hymn andLord's Prayer. Devotional by Mrs Sunter on The French Canadians. Business included booth at Festa’s in Guelph, April, anniversary bazaar and sale. Nominating slate by Mrs McKenzie. paper on This thing called Life Peace of mind by Mrs McEwan. Social hour and refreshments by Mrs MacPherson committee.
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Ospringe Presbyterian Church
Canada
Festa'sle
Guelph
McKenzie
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