Acton Wins Semi Finals 3-2 in Fourteen Innings
Acton defeats Sunderland 3-2 in fourteen innings at Viaduct Park to move into the best of three series with Delhi. Don Ryder pitched all fourteen innings for Acton, earning praise for his endurance as Sunderland's pitching staff held firm aside from a late Acton rally. Young Dang homered in the ninth to tie, Waterhouse doubled, and Footitt drove in the winning run after a bunt and pinch hit. Sunderland's Ivan Tamblyn caused trouble late, but Acton stayed in control and captured the victory.
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Viaduct Park
Sunderland
Kentner
Don Ryder
Acton
Sunderland Tigers
Viaduce Park
Tanners
Delhi
Alatt
Fettle
Dude
Tamblyn
St. John
Farton
Thompson
McPagratt
Masales
Footitt
Brandon
L. Tamblyn
Morton
Anderson
Masters
Jack Waterhouse
Bill Waterhouse
Jack
Ryder
Bill
Pitcher
Actan
Ennings C. Tamblyn
John
Short
aAdvanest Wichett
McTagegart
Lindsay
Rors
Page
Acton Hosts Intermediate Finals In Park Saturday
Acton Tan ners earned a 3-2 win in Toronto yesterday to reach the QILA Intermediate finals. The first game is set in Acton Park Saturday at 2 30 p m with a return game in Delhi on Wednesday at 2 36 p m.
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Toronto
Acton Tanners
Msaer Delhi
Acton Park
Delhi
Halton Garage Association Holds October Milton Meeting
Tiil ton Branch of the Garage Operators' Association met October 6 in Odd Fellows Hall Milton. President James Waumstley presided. Secretary Laurie Mannett reported summer activities. Len McKindley outlined Head Office plans and new printing schedules under the Industrial Standards Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waumstley
Tiilton
Garage Operators’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Milton
Laurie Mannett
Len McKindley
Directére
Erin Township Nominating Details Set for November 2
Erin Township Council in Hillsburg sets by law for theatre nomination hours on Monday November 2 from 1 to 2 pm or until nominations end. Reeve Swackhamer presides as council schedules election if needed for Reeve, Council, two School Area No 1 trustees and five School Area No 2 trustees. Meeting also approves municipal act amendments and passes accounts. Council to reconvene November 3 for general business and a 2 pm Court of Revision on the 1958 assessment roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Township
Hillsburg
Vf. A. Swackhamer
Selting Theatre
Fivo
Hillsbury Town Hall
Ts Oetork Pam
Pao'hng
IMS
Acton Welcomes Plastics Industry Expansion from Toronto
Acton gains a new plastics presence as Mr. R Ho Chatterson of Imperial Plastics brings in Messrs Ironside and Souther of Plastonics Ltd from Toronto. Plastonics will occupy part of Micro Plastics plant, with plans to erect a new building on Micro Plastics land.
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Acton
R. Ho Chatterson
Imperial Plastics
Ironside
Souther
Plastonics
Toronto
Plastonics Ltd
Micro Plastics
Industral
Greenock School honors bride and groom with clock presentation
Neighbors gathered at Greenock School Friday to honor bride and groom Mr and Mrs Gordon Les Ale Elwood Johnston. A musical program followed with guitar selections readings and solos before Ralph McKeown presented a Westminster chime clock.
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Greenock School
Gordon
Les Ale
Elwood
Johnston
Yen
Clarence Reid
Eleanor McDougall
Gordon Aitken
Mary Reid
Scout and Guide Mothers Association October Meeting
The Scout and Guide Mothers Association held its October meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Hunt on Churett Street with fourteen members present. Mrs Jennings presided. A visiting committee presented a report and auditors were appointed to review the Guides financial report. The session closed with the Mizpnah benediction and a lunch served by Mrs Hunter.
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Fred Hunt
Churett Street
Jennings
Footitt
Coon
Guides
Hunter
St. Ae
Nee Anderson
Georgetown
St. David's Church
W.M.S
Campbellville
Beatrles Scott
Jabot
C. India
C. Leishman
D. McLellan
Acton School Board Slashes Expenditures For Grants
At the October Acton school meeting trustees cut all expenditures to meet lower grants. The board granted permission for a X ray chest clinic at the High School and Grade VII, noted staff changes including a new school nurse, and approved minor repairs. No new projects funded due to reduced grants, boiler upgrades planned, and various expense payments recorded.
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L. Lovell
A. Kirkness
K. Jones
G. A. Dills
Acton Schoo Board
J. A. Chapman
Lina Messrs
2. Bean
H. Jolley
McKenze
Anderson
Acton
Mi Hen Hall
ReTown Tait
Ayre Dry C
Stewart
Department of Education
A—Stewart
Mat Jones
van Gils
E. Blair
Norman
J. Hargrave
van Norman
Buntin Gilles
Aden Free Press
Book Society
Moyer School
If. A. Wilson
Spty
Eramosa School Ad
G. Edwards
Chatterson
T. W. Baxter
Symon Hadne
Gov
Bell Telephone
WE. van Norman
Pers AG
Elliott Bros
Ie “UN
H. Cook
Acton Public Utilities Commission notes water test results
A Tuesday meeting of the Acton Public Utilities Commission discussed health officials testing water samples every two weeks and forbidding drinking use of water from Atonothie Health Unit. The panel reviewed electrical upgrades, pump house repairs, a planned hydra shutdown, and budget transfers including $1,000 from Waterworks to General Account.
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Acton
Tenth Uni
Atonothie
Y's Men's Club
Wilson
Tambert
Acc
Acton Fall Fair
Fair Board
Lambert
Mullen Britton Wedding at Nassagaweya Church
Verna Gwen Britton wed Martin Francis Mullen at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church with Rev J C McNell officiating. The bride wore a pale blue gown and carried red roses while bridesmaids wore coral brocade gowns. Guests included Agnes Nunnan and Anne Joan Britton with a reception at Mrs A E Padbury’s home. The couple planned a wedding trip to Montreal and Ottawa before settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narsagaweyiti Presbyterian Church
Verna Gwen Britton
Martin Francis Mullen
John Iand
Mra
Mullen
London
England
J. C. McNell
John Barber
Georgetown
County Engineer Salary Raised to 3600 in Halton
Halton County council approved by law increasing the county engineer's salary to 3600 dollars. The session also addressed weed inspector expenses, a tree conservation committee, bylaw publication on tree cutting, and garbage truck litter concerns. Memorial notices noted various society activities and upcoming meetings including the Milton and Acton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Coast House
Isk PeseThet i
Fe. M. Readhead
Oakville
Reeve A. E. Whitaker
Acton Opens Modern Bowling Alleys This Season
Acton adds six new bowling alleys in a garage conversion on Main Street. Mr Jennings has organized the space with modern heating indirect lighting and noise reducing construction. Entry from Main Street and fire escapes will be installed this week. Local bowlers can now host games without traveling to other centres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Jennings
Main Street
Esquesing Council Holds Two Meetings and Passes By laws
Esquesing Township Council held a special session on September 24 with Reeve Cleave presiding to discuss erection of a machinery garage and a by law to borrow funds for new machinery. A second regular meeting October 6 approved multiple accounts including HEP C Brampton Bell Canada Acton Georgetown Hydro and Insurance premiums and total road accounts.
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Esquesing
Ten Weloek
Cleave
Leslie
Reid
Bird
Fellows
Stewarttown
W. E.townsend
Reete G. E. Cleave
H.E.P.C. Brampton
Bell Telephone Co
Acton Publlic Utilities
Georgetown Board of Hydro
Glenwilliams
Municipal World
Dept. Public Welfare
Province of Saskatchewan Charly
Georgetown Herald
Carry Bros
General Accident Assurance Company
Community Events Calendar October Activities and Dances
Announcements list upcoming meetings and social events. Nassagaweya WI hosts a dance at Brookville Hall with Al Watson's Orchestra on October a with admission 7.00 including refreshments and prizes. Knox 102nd Anniversary Services on October 19 with morning and evening services. A turkey supper and concert on October 20 from 6 to 8 pm priced 2.00. children under 12 pay 3. Karn Dance at Claude Pickett's barn on October 21 with Modernaires Orchestra and admission 50c.
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Brookville Hall
Nassagaweya WI
al. Watson
Knox
Claude Pickett
Mies
Hamby
Modernaires Orchestra
Uw B
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Carrt Tamblyn
Wickett
Acton Masters
Lindsay “Poppe
THE
Scout and Guide Mother's Association Meeting
Hydro Department
Hle.p.c
Ont
Ajax Engineers Ltd
Can
Northern Electric
MacDonald Electric
Receiver General
Jas R. Kearney Corp
Gen. Electric
Sangamo Co. Ltd
Parkard Electric
Express
Mullen-Britton
Nassagaweya Church
Knox W. M. Society
Weed Insqiector
Clerks and
Treasure’ — Association
FE. Foster
Nelson
Norman Craig
Benard
Mary P Pettit
Lloyd Crawford
Pown Hall
Halton Agricultural
Bntter
CC Outoe
Council
Association
Craig
Warden Craig
Watc
Fuohre
Lo.l
Hall, Crewson
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