Milton Fort Erie Split Playoff Series In Hockey
In the Milton Co-ops and Fort Erie series Milton and Fort Erie split wins. Fort Erie edged Milton 4-2 at home as McMahon impressed on defense, while Milton won 5-1 at Milton Arena. McMahon earned a match penalty triggering OFLA review. Fox, Melanson, Linton led Milton’s forward surge with Uniac and Baylies strong on attack.
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Milton Co-op
Fort Erise
Erie
Milton
Miltton Arena
Acton
Satur
Fort Erie Spears
Chava
Spears
Fort Erie Boys
Mike McMahon
Earl Fox
McMahon
OFLA
Fox
Melanson
Linton
Uniac
Baylies
Class Winners Announced At Milton Fair Event
The Milton Town Hall gathering showcased class winners across potatoes oats and wheat with top entries including George C. Wilson and Floyd Brigden. MW, PP, Watson presented Agricultural Outlook for 1981 detailing trade history and future meat needs.
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A. S. Broughton
Bronte
Clara
Clover Earl Wilson
Norval
Timothy
Calvin Aitken
Acton
Gordon A. Laéalle
Fred Ruddell
Georgetown
S. FE
Griffen
Bark Wilson
Wm. Brain
Frank Trogistey
Milton
Bayley
Floyd Brigden
George C. Wilson
Frank M. Wilson
Earl Wilson
Howson Ruddell
Bob Broughton
Wheat
Vincent Scott
Freeman
Eart Wilson
Donald Johnson
Fraser McNabb
John McNabb
Palermo
Brookville
Halton
Boya
Beaver
Wmoyd Brigden
Harold Lawrence
Oakville
Harold Brain
Stuart Alexander
Duncan Robinson
Great Britain
Student Accepts Strathroy Baptist Church Call
Mr. Stanley Woodcock, a McMaster University graduate and former student preacher for Acton and Georgetown Baptist churches, has accepted a call to Strathroy Baptist Church. Easter Sunday service at 11 30 am will be his final Acton sermon followed by the monthly communion at 12 30 pm. The Acton congregation wishes him success and God’s blessing as he begins full-time pastorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Woodcock
McMaster University of Hamilton
Acton
Georgetown
Strathroy Baptist Church
Praise For Bravery Given Princess Pat
Donald Copley of Toronto proudly served with the Princess Pats forming Hill 462 in a bayonet charge under heavy Communist fire. He repeatedly aided the wounded until ordered back by Captain Gordon Turnbull. Copley is related to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meredith of Limehouse.
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Donald Copley
Toronto
Kores
Princess Pats
Hill 462
Goromander
Gordon Turnbull
Copley
Charles Meredith
Limehouse
Wm. J. Lane
Yellow Gray
Sask
Haven John
Bert Benton
Webb
Bart
Bert
Jos. Scott
Robert. Lane
Georgetown
Walter Skimin
Londesboro
Wilmott Herrington’s
George Pearson
Milton
A.W. Benton
Tt. Newton
R. Stult
Ron Galimer
George Somerville
T. 4. Price
Robinson
R. L. Davidson
Ronald Latimer
Core Somerville
Sam. Wright
Oakville Proposes Baseball Grouping for Halton Season
Oakville proposes a two section Halton Baseball Association for eight teams in Halton this year. Intermediate A would include Oakville Oaks Acton Hespeler and Fergus while Intermediate C would feature Milton Oakville Braves Georgetown and Waterdown. New clubs Hespeler and Oakville Braves may join the league.
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County Baseball Association
Halton
Oakville Baseball Association
Halton Baseball Association
Oakville Oaks
Acton
Hespeler
Fergus
Milton
Oakville Braves
Georgetown
Waterdown
Oakville
Fergus Vics
Actons
Joli
Auxiliary Studies Canadian Missions at Knox Alert Evening
The Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary met March 14 at Miss Enna Cole’s home Frederick Street. President Mrs A McIssanc led worship with Mrs C Leishman Mrs W Watkins and Mrs Terry helping. Topics covered Canada mission work and diverse ethnic efforts in China France Italy India Ukraine and Hungary. Plans for Spring Thank Offering Fireside Hour were made, with Mrs O Hara Mrs S Sinclair and Mrs A McTsaac in charge. Mrs O Hara reported Presbyterial executives meeting in Guelph March 13. St Patrick's contest crowned Roy Armstrong winner with L Halliday close behind. Event ended with tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Enna Cole
Frederick St
A. McIisanc
C. Leishman
W. Watkins
Terry
Canada
Allan Leishman
F. Anderson
R. O'Hara
S. Sinclair
A. McTsaac
O'Hara
Guelph
W.watkins
Roy Armatrong
L. Halliday
Funeral held for Robert O. Smith of Nassagaweya
District attendees gathered in Acton for the funeral of Robert O. Smith former Nassagaweya resident and son of the late Jeremiah and Sarah Smith. He lived in the Nassagaweya area, then moved to the Guelph district where he died. Survived by two sons and a daughter. Pallbearers included five nephews and local neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Robert O. Smith
Jeremiah
Sarah Smith
Nassagaweya
Guelph
Mesara
M. Hudson
R. L. Davidson
J. J. Henderson
W. B. Anderson
William Reid
D. Henderson
Willam McCullough
Georgetown
Mr. McCullough
Nassagaweya Presbyterian
Campbellville
Raggedy Nan
Hight
David Henderson
Farm Forum
W. Kennedy
Bea Institute
Rotarians Sponsor Easter Help
Rotary club members sell Easter seals to raise funds for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. The society, endorsed by government and volunteers, welcomes help to treat and rehabilitate about 4,000 children annually through clinics, nurses, camps, and a spastic treatment center near London.
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Ahn
Ilves
Rotary Club
London
Full Bank Services For Out of Towners
Bank of Montreal offers Banking by Mail enabling deposits, cheque payments, withdrawals, money orders and budgeting help for customers who cannot visit Acton branch regularly. Contact Mr. Oder for the special folder detailing how this service works and its convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Oder
Bank of Montreal
Acton
B of M
Esquesing High School Levy Debate Before Adjournment
Esquesing trustees debated the levy for a central school or three schools in North Welton District but no agreement was reached. Present were Schenk Milne Buchanan Bell Blehn Coon Martin Cleave and others with Chairman Carbert presiding.
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North Welton
Schenk
Milne
Buchanan
Bell
Funeral Conducted By Rev Armstrong For Angus McKinnon
Angus McKinnon longtime Monck Township resident died at his daughter's home in Toronto on Sunday morning. He was in his 84th year and had lived in Bracebridge and Macaulay Township before moving to Monck. He leaves a wife, three daughters, five sons, a sister and two brothers, with a large family and funeral led by Rev Ro Armstrong and Rev C G Wats in Bracebridge. Interment was in St Thomas Church Vault, with many relatives and friends attending from Acton North Bay and Toronto.
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Monck
Angus McKinnon
Jack Bell
Beresford Ave
Toronto
Javaren
Caralll
Walkerston
Bruce County
Kenneth McKinnon
Bracebridge
McLean Township
Misa Elizabeth Ann Richards
Seatsville
McKinnon
Baysville
Pas
Leishman
Macaulay Township
MacNaughton
Ontario St
Monck Township
Jubice Square
Dan McNaughton
Erla
Bell
Mary
G. W. Maanles
Margaret
Acton
D McNaughton
Angus
North Bay
Kenneth
Clinton
Elmer
Carman
C. G. Wats
Wesley Masales
St Thomas’ Church
Ken McKinnon
Elmer Maude
G. W. Mosales
Bill McKinnon
Tom Walton
Clinton McKinnon
Elmer McKinnon
Vernon
Norman
Brendon
Robert Fields
Huntsville
Margaret McKinnon
Jack McKinnon
Duncan McKinnon
Harry Dailey
Norman Kelly
Ravnville
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Fort Erie
Abeptnis
Jhovgny
Sue Dante
Juere
Pilaace
Tan Merting
Anthes-Imperial
Pyaar Ryser
Atlantic
Watson
U.S
Great_Britain
Mr. Watson
Ontario
Strathroy
Emehouse
Pat
Auxiliary Studies
Inassagaweya S.S. No. 7
Out of Towners
Esquesing Appeals High Sch School Levy
Rev. Armstrong
Cockshutt
AY Yown Hall
Cach
Pam
Milton Milling CO
Lyd
Les. Macswain
O.hla
Port Hope Vs
O.H.A
O.H.A. Intermediate
Fort ‘Erie
Milton. Arena
N.H.A
Wright Real Estate and Insurance Appraisors
Realtors
F. L. Wright
Wilbur St
Aden
N. B. Wright
Marchennell Kt
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