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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1951
Page
13
Rail timetable adjustments issued this week show eastbound morning arrivals to Acton at 6 40 a m. Westbound revisions list many slots including daily patterns and Sunday or Saturday flags. The notice notes altered departure times and flag stops affecting multiple trains.
Acton Bantams advance to the OBA third round by routing Thorold 10-7 at Crear Park Hamilton. Morton pitched well and Acton hitters led by Cunningham and Morton, while Thorold’s Misener and Hollands stood out. the return game in Acton is set for Saturday at 3 pm.
Box score style summary shows Acton 11 runs to Newmarket 5 with Sirrs 5 RBIs, Cunningham 4, Holmes 3 for Acton while Newmarket’s Hurst and Sirrs led with two base hits each. Pitchers Cunningham Mills and Mair accounted for 14 6 4 strikeouts respectively. numerous errors and base on balls noted.
Writs of fieri facias compel the Halton County sheriff to auction a Milton residence business inventory in a public sale on Wednesday October 10 1951 at 1 p m. Items include a bowling alley with equipment parts and tools plus shop machinery and office gear. Terms are cash, sale takes place at Court House Yard Milton except the alley at Chisholm Motors leased premises.
Auctioneers phone numbers 1913 Rockwood or 177 Milton listed for upcoming sale indicating local estate or goods auction details.
Last week a Literary Society meeting proposed renaming to the Student Council and planned a new constitution. The High School Yothshots host Milton Thursday afternoon for the season opener and Friday assembly selected cheerleaders Barbara Joan Baxter Anna Marie Glitzer Betty Sinclair Peggy Oakes and Carol Fetterly to lead the noisemaking efforts with red shorts and white sweaters.
Thursday afternoon two bus loads of players cheerleaders and spectators depart the school to back the boys and Mr Heron in the rugby match. The note praises the team for hard work this year. The text also notes Canadian imports rising 80 percent and textile imports up 108 percent over ten years.
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