Acton Well Represented At Hockey Tournament
Acton sent teams to Orangeville for three age groups but were a year younger than opponents. In an 8 0 loss to Georgetown the 13 13 group featured Petar Maris scoring Acton lane goal. Coaches included Lloyd Robinson Gordan Jame Alex Johnson Chris Bwackhamer Charlie Hubbell Bill Buchanan. Players listed across ages 8 11 and 13 13: Dep Harris Jan Riddell Teddy Quennett Ricky Henderson Frank Morton David Mellon David Ryders Bruce Lambert Michael Churchill Kevin Hall Allan Hall Clifford Wedge Mill Cook John Gey Michael Mattocks Eddie Hubbell Sheldon Mow Ronnie Mellon David Deders Peter Marks Jack McKensie Jim McDonald Ross Sweckhamer Keith Ranney John
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Pay Phacion
Eddie Hubbell
Sheldon Mow
Ronnie Mellon
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Peter Marks
Jack McKensie
Jim McDonald
Ross Sweckhamer
Keith Ranney
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Acton Legion Hosts March Events and Membership Drive
Maple Leaf Branch 38 members traveled to Acton for a social evening with euchre bridge darts and cribbage plus lunch. Initiation night is planned for March 22. Firanch 107 marks its 24th anniversary with an Anniversary Ball on March 2 and a banquet March 30 featuring Mr. Martin Bauer of the VLA as guest speaker. Regular Saturday dances follow the banquet.
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Acton Team Places Second in Kitchener Meet
The Acton Junior Track Team finished second at the Kitchener meet behind experienced runners, earning 43 percent of points while Acton recorded 37 percent. Kitchener led with 36 points for third, and the boys anticipate more meets ahead.
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Local Police Report Arrests In Week
A Hamiltean man and a Millerave man appeared in Magistrate's Court this week on charges of impaired driving paying liquor in other than residence and consuming liquor while a minor. They were remanded until April 8 according to police reports Corporal Mason of the local OPP reports two arrested for speeding and seven for failing to procure their 1967 licence plates.
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G H Pearen Dies in 89th Year at Guelph General
George A Pearen died last Thursday in Guelph General Hospital at age 89. Funeral service held at United Church with Rev John Ward and others. interment in Rockwood cemetery beside his late partner. Survived by daughter Ednardn J Hosking three grandchildren and several siblings. Also notes a Men’s Club meeting with films shown and a social afterward. The article mentions a 1878 Canadian national election ballot detail.
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Guelph
Hos Hosking
Men's Club of the United Church
Gordon Ostrander
George Day
Robert Hingham
Alvin Root
Thomas Gellatly
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Tom Gellatly
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Quartette
John Lynch
Toronto
Alec Hilts
Ivy Collinson
George Town
Richard Haris
Tang
Hastop's Mill Dam
Eden Mills United ordains elders and installs stewards
Elders Norman S. Marshall Sr William Wallace Matthew Parker Grover Mack Ralph Thoempeor and Fred Gardiner were installed at Eden Mills United Church with presiding minister Kenneth Griffiths. Stewards Lindsay Tolton James Hamer Elmer Millson Norman R. Marshall Sr Harold Wilkie Wilson were elected. The service followed by a luncheon served by the Women's Auxiliary.
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Eden Mills United Church
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Iwell
Norman S. Marshall Sr
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Matthew Parker
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Fred Gardiner
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Local Church Meeting Plans Bazaar Change
Mrs A Neelon hosts Mad meeting at Ballinafad. Members plan Young People play sponsorship and cancel spring bazaar before Easter. Funeral attended for George Pearen of Rockwood. Teachers from Churchill church attend Georgetown course. The Bat ue of the Budget postponed. Norman Joe Polsigobie and Ruth Any baptism names appear amid family dinner notes.
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Neelon
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Rockwood
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Ron Saunders
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Beaver symbol myth and rail traffic in Canada
The beaver has symbol status in Canada but not on the coat of arms. Canadian railways transport about 16 million passengers annually, yet passenger traffic accounts for less than ten percent of the industry’s revenue.
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