Beardmore Becomes Preseason Pacesetter In Someday League
Tony Masales declares Beardmore the softball champion again and Tinny’s squad backs the boast with a full roster. Five other clubs expand the circuit to six as Acton adds new Bantams and Pee Wees insured players and tickets while Toronto access is planned. Dude Lindsay returns with Acton Intermediates in a bid for another title as local sports fans await Saturday’s doubleheader at Maple Leaf Stadium.
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Wetll
Tony Masales
Beardmore
Key
Tanners
Dave Manes
ED Owen
Ptt
Acton McMullens
Jack McMullen
Enright
F. Sampson
Prudential Insurance
Ayton
Maple Leaf Stadium
Toronto
Pete Vale
Dare Lindsay
Acton
Dude
Her
Georgetown
Lynn McLaren
County Workmen Widen Sideroad Project Details
County work crew widens No 25 sideroad from Esquesing to Nassagaweva. Trees uprooted, hydro poles moved, rock blasted, and embankments leveled as land purchase expands the 40 to 66 foot road allowance. Hazardous jogs removed and straightening along the Nessagaweva lines. topping listed for 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Nassagaweva
Hallion County
No.25
Nessagaweva
Acton Softball League Announces 30 Game Schedule
The Acton softball association releases a 30 game schedule for a season featuring new entrants from Ledger's LGA and Legion Branch 197. Games run at Prospect Park diamond on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays starting May 28 with extensive renovations and additional seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Softball Association
Uta Weguine
Dave Manes
Branch 197
Canadian Legion
Wlays
Beardivore Trniters
Wominian Hotel
Junior Farmers
Firemen
Ledger
LGA
Legon
Prospect Park
Diagmond
Dominion
Beardmore
UGA
Leynion
Munch
Howl
Legion
1.G.A
Acton Merchants Open Halton County Baseball Season
Dude Lindsay’s Merchants visit Acton Saturday to open the Halton County intermediate league. Guelph Seniors provide last minute help with pitcher Howie Cain and Bob Brattain likely rejoining Acton. Veterans and juniors mix as Guelph and Acton prepare for new season chatter.
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Uourgetown Cottons
Lynn McLaren
Acton
Acton Merchants
Halton County
Guelph
Dude Lindsay
Harold Townsley
Howie Cain
Bob Brattain
Wil
Cain
Merchants
Brattain
Campbellville
Jeff Fryer
Ravager
Esquesing Township Hikes Back-Tax Interest to Eight Percent
The council raised the rate on overdue taxes from six to eight per cent for arrears over $1,000. They approved copying the quarry and pit by law and sending to all township quarries. Notices announced that dogs molesting sheep may be shot. A five percent raise was approved for clerk K C Lindsay his assistant road superintendent and two assessing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNC
Warn Jakes
Esquesing
K. C. Lindsay
Acton Open Golf Tournament Set for Georgetown Club
Acton golfers brace for the Acton Open at Georgetown Golf and Country Club on Saturday June 16. Tecoff time ranges from 8 am to 12:30 am with tickets on sale through commuter members. Price includes green fees prizes and turkey dinner. Trophies awarded for low gross and other categories with individual winners honored. Committee chair Rev A H McKenzie and team assure a challenging course and offer to arrange four somes or on site pairing.
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Acton
Rev
A. H McKenzie
Jack Drysdale
Andy Nolan
Chester Peycha
George Williams
Alan Hughes
John Krapek
Georgetown
Possible New Record Set By John Guy at H S Meet
Acton High School athletes set multiple CWOSSA marks at the Central Western Ontario Secondary School Athletic meet at the OAC. John Guy likely established CWOSSA records in pole vault at 10 feet 6 inches and high jump 5 feet 1 inch to win the junior title. Peter Lawson led senior pole vault and high jump, with teammates earning podium spots in relay and sprint events.
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Acton
John Guy
OAC
Georgetown
Erin
Milton
Peter Lawson
Stuart M McDonald
Keith Ranner
Acton Wunners
Bob Fogers
Terry Waterhouse
Jon Hurst
Andrew Smith
Sheldon Blow
Allan Hall
Bonnie Mac‘Dougall
Oal
OFSSA
Ontario
Guelph
Campbellville reshapes lineup after five departures
Campbellville Intermediates lose Gerry Field and four teammates from last season as six new players join under manager Len Andrews in 1962. Veterans Jack Luking Al Wingrove and Stan Henderson anchor a revamped infield while Larry McPhail Larry Phillips and Glenn Goldshaw push youth into outfield and pitching roles with Hamilton recovering from a leg injury.
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Halton
Campbellville
Len Andrews
Gerry Field
Greener Fields
Guelph
Bill Cairns
Lloyd Barry
Jim Jerusello
Laverne Hamilton
Larry McPhail
Larry Phillips
Navy
Glenn Goldshaw
Big Bo Eliott
Don Joyce
Exquesing
Milton Red Sox
Jack Luking
al Wingrove
al Wingrove Aal
Dongl da Dovestal
Hieg- Chorenee Heenek Fraeee
Stan Henderson
Harry Hamilton
Henderson
Hamilton
Srl
Earl Cairns
Stu King
Elmer Dredge
Ken
Red Sox Millen Open Season With Acton Tilt
The Red Sox prep for their regular season opener next Saturday against Acton in Acton. Team executive list includes Don Toletzka president Ron Shannon secretary treasurer Elmer Hornby Doug Hyatt Butch Riddell and Glen Dance. Coach is Cliff Houston.
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Millen
Red Sox
Acton
Don Toletzka
Ron Shannon
Elmer Hornby
Doug Hyatt
Butch Riddell
Glen Dance
Cliff Houston
Present Trophies Prizes At Bowling Banquet In Guelph
The Acton rrenus Bowling League held a banquet at the Manor in Guelph on Saturday May ch with about 50 attendees. President Alice Wilkinson awarded trophies for ladies high average Shellajburn Smith and high single Edith Jennings. men high average John Cunningham and high single Ray Atkinson. high triple Harald Ferguson. Beaver Baxter accepted the team cup for Union. Individual team trophies went to Beaver Baxter Bonnie Blackley Marion Coyle Stuart McConnell Sean Walker Clara Taylor and Ray Atkinson.
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Acton Rrenus
Guelph
Alice Wilkinson
Shella Jburn Smith
Edith Jennings
John Cunningham
Harald Ferguson
Ray Atkinson
Unione
Beaner Baxter
Beaver Baxter
Bonnie Blackley
Marion Coyle
Stuart McConnell
Sean Walker
Clara’ Taylor
Park Admission Fees Revised With Free Sundays for Pedestrians
The council rescinded a previous by law on park entry and approved new charges to start when prepared. Pedestrians will enter free on Sundays while motor vehicles pay 1 dollar, with Acton residents paying 4 dollars for a seasonal motor vehicle pass. Tables at picnics on Monday to Saturday cost 1 dollar per table with no Sunday reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porks Board
Acton
Hicke
Voter Eligibility Up for June 18 Election Halton
Halton returning officer Richard West reports 55 830 eligible voters for the June 18 election up from 43 467 in 1958. In 1958 only 34 960 ballots were cast. There will be 252 polls, 75 more than 1958. Names not on the list can request revision May 31 to June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Richard West
Man Breaks Ankle In Acton Car Crash Near Station
A Saturday crash near a Shell service station on Highway 25 south of Acton involved driver Tyan W. Dodds 22. A jammed accelerator allegedly caused the out of control car to strike a fence. Donna Vile 15 of Acton was cited with damage around $40.
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Acton
Shell
Tot
Highway 25
Donna Vile
Rur
Tyan W. Dodds
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Don Lindsay
Dennis Gibbons
Free Press
Dial
Fairy Lake
Darlow Johnston
Jon
Dominion’ Hotel
Jonior Farmers
G.A
Dominion Hotel
Iremen
IGA
Acton Free Press
Anthonys
Pete Lawson
Iown
H.S. Meet
Twin Lakes
George Wade
Mill ST
Old Woodbine
Fare
Aimison
Wile
Suan Fark
Ernie Lawson
Garry DeBruyn
Hartley DeForrest
Anne Thompson
John Chapman
Ray West
Garry DeBanu Park
Coyle
Door
Stella Brunelly
Ray Ney
Jadles
Ann Dawkins
Don DeFore
Kay Ross
Sam Brundle
Beaver
Carnest
Juan Park
Vin Detweeler
Barbara Smith
Jim Gunn
Clara Taylor
Velma West
Change Park
Manning Electric
Gall
Qut
Peareay
Weston
Archie Kerr Terr
Aston
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
St. Clair Ave. East
Toronto 7
C.A.D.A
Chrysler
P.S
P.B
Vauxhall
Vauxhall Ltd
PONT
DeLaurentian
Milvage
Acton Georgetown
Franklin Prouse Motors
Queen St. E
C. S. Keith
Quebec
Department of Transport
Bell
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