Campbellville Wins Ontario Juvenile Championship in Campbellville
Campbellville defeats Port Rowan 18 to 14 in the decisive third game to claim the Ontario Juvenile Championship. Allan Wingrove hit four and Bruce Hamilton two of Campbellville’s 12 hits while Hamilton recovered after a wild fourth inning to finish strong. Earl Cairns led Campbellville with key leadership in earning the first minor championship for the club.
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Campbellville
Ontario
Port Rowan
Allan Wingrove
Ron Phillips
Bruce Hamilton
Earl
Cairns
O.B.A
Corunna
Henderson
Bob McPhail
Wingrove
Bill Cairns
Moore
Laking
Kilbreath
Bobby Conlon
Stan Henderson
Campbellvile
Harry Hamilten
Lloyd Early
Betti McPhail
Ken Moore
Jack Laking
Curran
Lenarin
Garvin
Hustead
Lockery
Georgetown Seeks Four New Classrooms and Site for Expansion
Georgetown council discussed needs for four additional classrooms at Georgetown High School and a new site for a larger building. Mayor Armstrong noted the administrative committee met with high school board members and the principal. The town seeks to form a consultative committee with the county to explore splitting the North Halton district into three. Stan Alen said John Bell, former high school board chair, will be recommended to county council to join the committee.
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Georgetown High School
Armstrong
Counci
North Halton
Ito
Stan Alen
John Bell
Georgetown
Mystery Of Cat Meows In Saskatoon Store
In Saskatoon a furniture and appliance shop owner hears persistent meows from empty stalls. A constable finds three kittens under a Chesterfield, then a Regina warehouse confirms a cat there recently gave birth to four kittens, all now missing.
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Saskatoon
Regina
Nations’ individualists and the press in Canada
A column contrasts mass merchandising with the dwindling number of true individualists including newspapermen. It cites Canada's 150 nudist camps, reflections on responsibility, and notes on community values, then shifts to local sports as Campbellville wins 11 6 over Corunna in an OBA semi final. It ends with reflections on autumn, farming, weather, and politics including Eisenhower’s illness and Ottawa talks.
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Eirth Columbia
Canada
England
Eisenhower
North American
Ottawa
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