Acton Opens Season Debut at Milton After Scheduling Delays
Intermediate ball returns as Acton debuts today in Milton after postponing the opener against Oakville. Milton carries a 7 2 win over last year’s Waterdown Merchants into the tilt, while Georgetown’s new entry defeats Clarkson 7 2. Acton builds a lean roster. several youths originally skipped practices, but recent workouts suggest a fair team ready to face Milton and Clarkson after Friday and Wednesday games. Players listed include Ryder Snyder Schultis Lawson Mowat and others with Waterdown star Lindsay.
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Ballhawks
Acton
Milton
Oakville
Waterdown Merchants
Georgetown
Clarkson
Don Ryder
Sam Snyder
Chuck Schultis
Harry Lawson
Johnny
Local Team To Play Softball Schedule
Local team schedule lists multiple games from May through July. Matchups include Rockwood, Acton, Everton, Eden Mills, Haymakers, Aggies, Paneer, and Eden, with various home and away locations and dates across May June and July. The dense list shows alternating teams and venues with no clear single highlight.
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Rockwood
Acton
Everton
Eden Mills
Paneer
le Ee EpAriol O
Eden
Haymakers
Eden Mt
Aggies
Freday
Fon
Teday
Mills
Evrton
Rock
January imports show cane sugar from multiple regions
In January Canadian refiners imported 22 552 tons of raw cane sugar for refining valued at 3 113 506 dollars. Imports originated from British Guiana Australia Fiji and Cuba.
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British Guiana
Australia
Fiji
Cuba
Juvenile Schedule for June and July Playoffs
The schedule lists June matchups among Campbellville Milton Streetsville and Brampton with dates June 2 6 S 12 18 16 19 30 23 27 and June 3 and June 36 plus July 4 7 10 11. First and third teams and second and fourth teams meet in best two of three. winners advance to best three of five for group honors.
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Campbellville
Milton
Streetsville
Brampton
Stree’ le
Ville
Streetsvile
May to July intercity schedule notes for Acton Milton and neighbors
An extensive list of intercity games and road trips with dates from May through July. Teams include Acton Milton Oakville Waterdown Georgetown Clarkson and Georgetown. The schedule contains repeated matchups such as Milton at Oakville Clarkson at Acton and Waterdown at Oakville with venue notes and occasional typos.
Jack Tarzwell Receives Science Degree Joins Permanent RCAF
Jack Tarzwell earned a Bachelor of Science in mining engineering with honors at Queen's University Kingston. He joins the permanent Royal Canadian Air Force after a wartime career, reporting for duty in Kingston. Tarzwell, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Tarzwell, is a World War II veteran who served overseas with the RCAF ground crew and as navigator, later discharged as Flying Officer.
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Jack Tarzwell
Queen's University
Kingston
Tarzwell
Robert Tarzwell
Acton Jack
Rcaf Permanentorce
RCAF
Canada
Far East
Regular Meeting of Greenock W I Highlights Institute Work
Regular business at Greenock Women s Institute featured speaker Mrs William Ballentine Centre Wellington District President on Do s and Don ts in Institute Work. President Mrs Thos Wamsley led IS members and 3 visitors as plans for a District Annual and a Branch Short Course were discussed. A $5 donation to the Canadian Institute for the Blind was approved.
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Hugh Reid
Greenock Women's Institute
Teeaker
William Ballentine
Orton
Centre Wellington
Ballentine
Thos
Wamsley
Thos. McCutcheon
Canadian Institute For the Blind
C.A.C
Eliott Patterson
Hemaley
Elva Pearen
Melville Church
Fergus
Elnotville W.1
T. Hemaley
Elliott Patterson
Mra Hemsley
Rev Jolley Speaks At Mission Circle Meeting
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church heard Rev James Jolley of Quebec City describe Grande Ligne Mission evangelism in Quebec City with a French accent. Mrs Jolley spoke on Feller Institute and Rev Chas Foster work as prayers urged for sustained support.
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Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
James Jolley
Quebec City
Grande Ligne
Margaret Cripps
Lawn
Wilma Chapman
Marjorie Landsborough
Jean Garer
Mary Mitchell
Quebec
Mission Circle Annual Elects Officers at Acton Baptist Church
The Mission Circle annual meeting at Mrs G Wagner’s home appointed Margaret Cripps as president with Wilma Chapman as vice president and Helen Boyd as secretary. Other officers include Ber Nice Connor treasurer and Ethel Franklin pianist. Reports highlighted a year’s work and a Spring Rally in Georgetown. A guest speaker was Mrs Norman Dobbs, wife of a Bolivian martyr. Lunch followed the program.
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Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
G. Wagner
M. Landsborough
Wilma Chapman
Georgetown
Marjorie Landsborough
Brampton
Norman Dobbs
Bolivia
Harriet Helwig
Margaret Cripps
Helen Boyd
Bernice Connor
Ethel Franklin
Helen West
Lil Wagner
Lal Wagner
W. Chapman
Reflections on a child's mirror question
A father and daughter share a quiet moment as the girl asks if God made her. The father affirms, and the girl jokes that God seems to be doing better work on her lately, prompting a gentle, humorous closing.
Hands for Posterity and Oakville Shelter Delays
Handprints of three boys and dog prints mark the cement to the new animal shelter in Oakville. Cornerstone laying for the shelter was delayed last year and the operation has just completed. The Burlington council faces a yacht club water lease vs beach access dilemma. Oakville and Milton items note church expansion plans, a town hall project, and Ladies Night dining by local lodges.
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Oakville
Hollywood'a
Burlington
Burlington Counc
Yacht Club
Council
Burlingtons
St. Clair and
Campbell Lodges
A.F
A.M
Milton
Milton Town Trail
Hornby Women's Institute
Letter to the editor on deposit to J Kentner Jr Fund
Auditors certify a $950.33 deposit transferred to Mrs. Jean Kentner at Bank of Montreal. They confirm the fund balance matches the bank book balance. Signed by K Randell and O F Hunt.
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J. Kentner Jr
Jean Kentner
Bank of Montreal
G. A. Dills
Acton Free Press
Acton
Ontario
Dublin
Lakeside Chap
IL Oo. D.E
Pennybanks
Mr. A. Clifford
Anonymous
Ray Mason
Ted Perkins
Mel Schroeder
C. Horton
F. Lawson
L. Thompson
E., Perryman
J. Rice
M. Hillick
C M., Davidson
F. A. Helson
A Hufnagel
H Burns
F. Lawrence
H. Thorarinson
Thorarinson
Dobie
Ls. Brunelle
Friendly Circle holds monthly meeting with guest speaker
The Friendly Circle met at Mrs. Don McDermiaid's home on Wednesday. In the president's absence ise M. Bennett led the business session planning the June picnic. Miss Bennett received a framed picture from the class presented by Mrs. Marguerite Taylor. Mrs. Clarke of Mil ton spoke on Chronicles of Ginger Farm, with flowers given to her by Mrs. Bean. Two contests and a luncheon followed. Jean Harris moved thanks to the hostess and organizers.
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Don McDermiaid
Ise M . Bennett
Marguerite Taylor
Miss Bennett
Q. Johnston
Waterhouse
Bittorf
Ralph McKeown
R. Bear
Gwendolyn Clarke
Milton
Ginger Farm
J. J. Stewart
R. Bean
Clarke
Jean Harris
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Bean
Water Service Upgrades Planned Ahead of Paving Project
Council orders renewing about twenty five non copper water services before permanent street paving. Consumers to cover curb to building costs while mains to shut offs are funded by the Commission. Water works eyeing new pumping station repairs, light standards, underground wiring, and rear street casements to remove poles between Main and John streets on Mill street.
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Agnes
Mui
J. McGeachie
Spartan Construction
Lambert
John St. N
Hydro
D. Mason
Main
John Streets
Mill Street
Hydro Department
Bell Telephone Co
Hle.p.c
Ont
H. G. Barlow
Grand and Toy Ltd
Multigraph of Canada
Whitham's Garage Voc
Sangamo Co. Ltd
Can
Gen. Electric Co
Federal Wire and Cable
Lime Materials Ltd
Express and Transport
WH. Palmer Co
Waterworks Department
J Bo Mackenzie ‘and Son
Canada Valve
DH. Howden and Co
Rockwood WCTU May Meeting and County Convention Report
The Rockwood branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union held its May meeting at Mrs A K Thomas's home with six members present. Mrs Blatherwick read the Scripture, a county convention report by Mr Copeland and Mrs George Peal and Mrs J Taste followed, and the clip-sheet Social Responsibility was discussed. The group asked if they do all they can to attract the young.
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Rockwood
Women's Christian Temperance Union
A.K. Thomas
Blatherwick
Dublin St. United Church, Guelph
Copeland
George Peal
J. Taste
Oxford County Festival Awards Top Entrants in Woodstock
The Oxford County Munich Festival at Woodstock lists prize winners across categories. Notable winners include David Aner Rockwood in baritone solo 17 and under, Bruce Hosking Rockwood first trombone solo 17 and under, Joan Coulson Eden Milly and Leona Bolton Rockwood tied for first in 146 and under, Norman Thomas Eden first clarinet 18 and under, Martin Bauer Rockwood second trombone solo 21 and under, Sheila Hossing Rockwood Rock Nockwood second in cornet solo under 14, and Rockwood Community Band earning second in brass quartet 18 and under.
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Woodstock
David Aner
Rockwood
Bruce Hosking
E. Flathorn
Joan Coulson
Firet
Lillian Jennings
Eden Milly
Leona’ Bolton
Norman Thomas
Eden
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