Acton Advances in Semi Final Thriller 3-2 in Fourteen Innings
Acton outlasted Sunderland Tigers 3-2 after 14 innings at Viaduct Park with Don Ryder pitching all 14 for Acton and Bob Footitt delivering the decisive run. Young Dang homered in the ninth to tie, Waterhouse doubled, and Evans delivered a key bunt single with one out. Sunderland led early but Acton seized control late to claim the win and advance to meet Delhi in a best-of-three series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sunderland Tigers
Viaduce Park
Tanners
Sunderland
Delhi
Don Ryder
Alatt
Fettle
Dude
Tamblyn
Ike
St. John
Farton
Thompson
Cami
McPagrart
Masales
Kentner
Footitt
Brandon
Morton
Anderson
Masters
Innnings
Jack Waterhouse
Bill Waterhouses
Jack
Ryder
Bill
Actan
C. Tamblyn
John
Krentner
Short
aAdvanest WicKkete
McTaggart
Lindsay
Rrory
Secon
Kon
Page
Acton and Delhi Face Off in Intermediate Finals
ActonTanners beat Toronto 3 2 in a four teen innings game to reach the QILA intermediate finals to be played in Acton Park Saturday at 2 30 p m with a return game in Delhi Wednesday at 2 36 p m plans listed for the clash between the rival teams and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Toronto
Acton Tanners
Delhi
Acton Park
Halton Garagemen Hold October Meeting in Milton
Tiil ton Branch of the Garage Operators Association met October 6 in Odd Fellows Hall Milton with President James Waumstley presiding. Secretary Laurie Mannot reported summer activities and correspondence while Provincial Director Len McKindley outlined Head Office agendas and Industrial Standards Act schedules. Plans were made for a director meeting and an upcoming annual election of officers.
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James Waumstley
Tiilton
Garage Operators’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Milton
Laurie Mannot
Activitt
Len McKindley
Palatine
Bytav
Tab
Dirvetére
Erin Township Nominating Session Set for November 2
Erin Township Council met in Hillsburg with Reeve Swackhamer presiding. A by law sets nomination times for Reeve Council and trustees for School Areas 1 and 2, with nominations on November 2 from 1 pm to 2 pm or until complete. Election, if needed, on December 1 from 9 am. amendments to Municipal Act discussed. accounts passed. next meeting November 3 at 10 am with a court of revision at 2 pm on the IMS assessment roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Township
Hillsburg
J. A. Swackhamer
Hillsbury Town Hall
Tms
Ts Oetork Pam
Pao'hng
Acton Welcomes Plastics Industry Expansion From Toronto
Acton industrial scene expands as Plastonics Ltd joins Micro Plastics plant, with Imperial Plastics joining forces under Mr. R Ho Chatterson. Ironside and Souther of Plastonics move machinery from Toronto to Acton, planning a new building on Micro Plastics land. Aims include broader plastic manufacture and more jobs as housing permits set housing for new firm members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Rho Chatterson
Imperial Plastics
Ironside
Souther
Plastonics
Toronto
Plastonics Ltd
Micro Plastics
Neighbors Honor Bride and Groom at Greenock School
A large crowd at Greenock School last Friday celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Les Ale Elwood Johnston. The event featured a ceremony, musical selections by Clar ence Reid and Mary Reid, readings by Eleanor McDougall and a Westminster chime clock presented on behalf of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock School
Gordon
Les Ale
Elwood
Johnston
Yen
Clarence Reid
Eleanor McDougall
Gordon Aitken
Mary Reid
Scouts and Guides Mothers Association Holds October Meeting
The Scout and Guide Mother’s Association met at Mrs. Fred Hunt’s home with fourteen members present. Mrs. Jennings presided as the visiting committee gave a report. Mrs. Footitt and Mrs. Coon were asked to audit the financial report. The meeting closed with the Mizpnah benediction followed by lunch hosted by Mrs. Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Fred Huntser Chureisheel
Mra Jennings
Footitt
Coon
Guides
Hunter
St. Aerane
Nete Anderson
Georgetown
St. David's Church
W.M.S
Campbellville
Beatrles Scott
Jabot
C. India
C. Leishman
D. McLellan
Acton School Board Cuts Expenditures for Lower Grants
Trustees at the October Acton School Board meeting limited spending due to grants falling below estimates. They approved a XRay Chest Clinic for the High and Grade VIII, discussed repairs and nurse reassignment, and noted no funds for new projects. Boiler upgrade advised. various accounts and supplier payments approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lovell
A. Kirkness
J. Jones
G. A. Dills
Acton Schoo Board
J. A. Chapman
Messrs. 2. Bean
H. Jolley
McKenze
Anderson
Acton
Igrer
Stewart
Safety Tongue
Department of Education
Co. A.stewart
Mat Jones
van Gils
E. Blair
Norman
J. Hargrave
van Norman
Buntin Gibles
Aden Free Press
Book Society
Moyer School
A. Wilson
Spty
Eramosa School
G. Edwards
Chatterson
Acton Public Utilities Commission Reviews Water Testing
The Acton Public Utilities Commission met on a Tuesday evening with Chairman C M Hansen presiding. Health officials reported all water samples pass Al tests and future testing will occur every two weeks. the water remains approved for drinking. The meeting included requests for a 220 volt line for a clinic x ray machine, planning for a Sunday substation clean up, a pump house break, and a hydrant shut off with notice to the Free Press. Items on purchasing, account approvals, and service installations were discussed with $1,518.42 of transfers and various supplier charges listed.
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Acton
C.M. Hansen
Reeve
McCutcheon
ER. MacArthur
A. M. OE
London
McGenchie
Lambert
Lestegh al. Th
Unt
U's Men's Club
Willson
Wilson
Tambert
Winson
Acton Fall Fair
Fair Board
PPHE MULLEN BRITTON WEDDING AT NASSAGAWEYA CHURCH
Verna Gwen Britton and Marth Francis Mullen wed at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church with Rev. J C McNell officiating. Attendants included Agnes Nunnan as bridesmaid and Paul Renaud as best man. The reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home.
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Mullen-Britton
Nassagaweya Church
Narsagaweyiti Presbyterian Church
Verna Gwen Britton
Marth Francis Mullen
John Iand
Mra
Mullen
London
England
J. C. McNell
John Barber
Georgetown
Misa Agnes Nunnan
Toronto
Anne Joan Britton
Paul Renaud
Glenn
Ross Britton
A. E. Padbury
Montreal
Ottawa
Will Finke
Halton County Council approves Engineer salary increase
Halton County Council met at the Coast House and approved by law raising the County Engineer's salary to 3600 dollars. The session covered tree and weed by laws, expenses for the Weed Inspector, and the formation of the Halton Tree Conservation Committee. Officials discussed garbage pickup issues, upcoming surveys on feed and seed, and invited members to attend the annual reception at the County Home on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Weitten
Acton Free Prew
Une
Halton
Coast House
Peechieti
Membora
Fe. M. Readhead
Oakville
Reeve A. E. Whitaker
FE. Foster
Nelson
Norman Craig
County Board of Health
Mary P Pettit
Milton
Lloyd Crawford
Halton Agricultural
Craig
Watc
Acton Adds Modern Bowling Alleys This Season
Acton will gain six new bowling alleys in a space over a garage on Main Street. Construction includes modern heating lighting and indirect lighting to reduce glare and noise. The entrance opens from Main Street with fire escapes installed on the south side.
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Acton
MD. Jennings
Main Street
Esquesing Township Council Holds Two Meetings
Two sessions of Esquesing Township Council were held recentl y with Reeve Cleave presiding. A by law to borrow for machinery and a second to build housing and storage for township machinery received two readings. The October meeting authorized several payments and approved road and relief accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing
Reeve Cleave
Leslie
Reid
Bird
Fellows
Stewarttown
Esquesing Township
W. E.townsend
Reete G. E. Cleave
H.E.P.C. Brampton
Bell Telephone Co
Acton Public Utilities
Glenwilliams
Municipal World
Dept. Public Welfare
Province of Saskatchewan Charly
Georgetown Herald
Carry Bros
General Accident Assurance Company
Community event notices for October announced at local halls
October gatherings include Nassagaweya WI dance at Brookville Hall with Al Watson’s Orchestra and 50 cent admission. Knox 102nd anniversary services Sunday and concert Monday feature adult 2 dollars, children under 12 three cents. Karn Dance at Claude Drickett’s barn with Modernaires Orchestra charges 50 cents admission.
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Brookville Hall
Nassagaweya WI
al. Watson
Knox
Claude Drickett
Mies
Hamby
Modernaires Orchestra
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Viaduct Park
Eld
Carrt Tamblyn
Wickett
Acton- Masters
Lindsay “Poppe
THE
Scout and Guide Mother's Association Meeting
Hydro Department
Ile.p.c. of
Ont., Supplies & Ins
Ajax Engineers Ltd
Can
Northern Electric
MacDonald Electric
Receiver General
Jas R. Kearney Corp
Gen. Electric
Sangamo Co. Ltd
Parkard Electric
Express
Knox W. M. Society
Weed Insqiector
Dutles
Fuohre
Lo.l
Hall, Crewson
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