LaCrosse Returns to Acton with Rams Aiming for Top
The Acton sports page reports lacrosse back with official practice. Rams, led by new coach Joe Gerrie, aim to top the league despite player losses to the George Town Combines. Transfers between Streetsville Acton and Georgetown spark debate as Brampton prospects surface. Baseball in Acton stalls with no head for an executive, though Halton County Association remains active with May 18 opening day set.
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Rams
Acton
Georgettown
Joe Gerrie
Joe
B-Hives
George Peadler Hollan Key
Burdington
Streetsville
Georgetown
Brampton
Thistles
Burton
Foster
Blair
Krapek
Brunsk
Harvey Madgett
Junior Beaumont
Brampton Excelsiors
O.la
Halton County Baseball Association
Oakville
Milton
Waterdown Georgetown
Campbellville
Queen Victoria
Halton Students In Music Festival Highlights Various Winners
Readout lists numerous participants by name age and town across solos duets and choirs from the Halton music festival. Highlights include Anna Spitz Sue Crabtree Georgetown and Glenna Doherty Georgetown among top performers with scores in the 80s across multiple categories.
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Halton
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Anna ‘Spitz
Sue Crabtree
Georgetown
Jenna Doherty
Beverly Hyde
Wendy Lambert
Maxine Hartley
Burlington
Glenna Doherty
Barbara Cunningham
Milton
Sylvia Lambert
Terry Wolfe
Paul Barber
Don MacLachlan
Anon Pickalaye Clementi
Miter
Jacqueline Graham
Eleanor Behenk
Pat Wilson
Roberto Hawes
Chapel St
Barbara Evans
Chapel St. Georgetown
Virginia Snyder
Brantwood
Oakville
Gary
Thomas
Barry Bainbridge
Lome Skace
Trafalgar
Ronald Hopkins
Brant
Wood
H. Wrigglesworth
Barbara French
Judy Richardson
Sharon Sweezie
Flora Jane Owens
Oakwood Oakville
Pat Coles
Ruth Landsborough
Acton
Judy Brown
Community Visitors Share Sunday and Weekends
Mrs Walter Couling of Orangeville and Harvey Jes tin hosted visitors last Wednesday. Fergus guests Beecher Parkhouse and Roy Hindley visited Sunday with the Lillie family. Local families hosted Mr and Mrs Sandy McDonald Gail Georgetown and others in Woodstown Huttonville Kitchener and Woodstock areas.
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Walter Couling
Orangeville
Harvey Jestin
Erin
Harvey Dolmer
Marlene Black
Mra Suter
Former Resident Celebrates 80th Birthday in Tintern Church Hall
Mrs. Hughbert Comfort of St Anne and former Acton district resident turned 80. A dinner honoring her was held April 2 at Tintern United Church Hall with 70 relatives and friends. Attendees included relatives from St Catharines Oshawa Toronto and Brantford. Reverend H B Christie and Rev Walter Almack sent greetings. Mrs Comfort nee Ella Snyder trained at Toronto Methodist Training School and served as Deaconess in Montreal Edmonton and Toronto before marrying Hughbert Comfort in 1931.
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Tintern United Church Hall
Ernest Neff
St Catharines
Uriah Jones
Oshawa
Fred Stewart
Toronto
Hughbert Comfort
Comfort
Acton
H. B. Christie
Brantford
Harold Watts
Niagara Falls
Walter Almack
Silverdale
Elwood B. Morden
George Procunier
Ingersoll
Surprise bouquet and gift for Mrs Ida Ritchie
A surprise party was held at the home of Mrs Ho Thorarinson for Mrs Ida Ritchie. Miss Cavell Marshall presented a bouquet of roses and Miss Lorraine Mullin gave a pen and pencil set on behalf of the neighbors.
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Ida Ritchie
Ho Thorarinson
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Rowntrees
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Jim Dills
Urban Boys
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volces‘Lorne Skuce
Barry Byrne
Raymond Fletcher
Peter Lawson
Soto
Bill Brush
Briain Cooper
East Burlington
Don Wilson
Sandra McCraney
Carol Routledge
Jean Engleby
Charlene Day
Judy Low
Marilyn Snyder
Everton
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Royal Cleaner
Achie
ACTA
D.A
Yardley
London
Shulton
Vale
Friendship’s
Bond St
Elizabeth Arden
Magnesia
Cooper’s Drug Store
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