Acton Wins Semi Finals 3-2 in Fourteen Innings
Acton edged Sunderland Tigers 3-2 after 14 innings at Viaduct Park yesterday in a tense semifinal. Iron-man Don Ryder pitched the full 14 for Acton, with Bob Footitt and Jack Waterhouse delivering key plays and Brandon and Tamblyn contributing big moments for Sunderland. The win sets Acton to face Delhi in a best-of-three series.
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Viaduct Park
Sunderland
Kentner
Don Ryder
Serlea
Acton
Sunderland Tigers
Tanners
Delhi
Serisa
Fettle
Tess
Young Dang
Bob Footitt
Jack Waterhouse
Dude
Tamblyn
Jnst
St. John
Short
Marton
Thompson
Masales
Footitt
Brandon
L. Tamblyn
Morton
Anderson
Masters
Bill Waterhouse
Jack
Ryder
Bill
Seare
Actan
Binnings
C. John
McTaggart
Lindsay
Moze
Kon
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OBA Intermediate Finals Set for Acton Saturday Afternoon
Acton Tan Hers will face Delhi in the first wave of the OBA Intermediate finals in Acton Park. The return game is scheduled for Wednesday at 2.36 after a prior 8-2 Toronto win and a four inning game.
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OBA
Acton
Toronto
Acton Tan
Delhi
Acton Park
Halton Garage Branch Holds October Meeting in Milton
Halton Branch of the Garage Operators Association held its October meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in Milton. President James Walmsley presided. Laurie Mannell reported branch summer activities. Len McKindley spoke on head office work and new baseline schedules under the Industrial Standards Act.
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James Walmsley
Halton
Garage Operators’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Milton
Laurie_Mannell
Len McKindley
Erin Township Nominating Dates Set for November
Erin Township Council in Hillsburg passes by law to set nomination hours for Reeve and Council and for School Area trustees. Nomination day is Monday November 2 from 1 to 2 pm or until completed at Hillsburg Town Hall. Election, if needed, Monday December 1 starting 9 am in township polling divisions.
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Erin Township
Hillsburg
Vf. A. Swackhamer
Hillsburg Town Hall
Roeks Oo
Acton Welcomes Plastics Industry Expansion
Toronto based Plastonics Ltd. and Imperial Plastics merge operations with Micro Plastics Acton plan to relocate machinery and later build a new plant. Plastics fusion broadens product lines injection moulded and extruded plastics, creating jobs as housing and staff relocate to Acton.
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Plastonics Ltd
Acton
R. H. Chatterson
Imperial Plastics
Ironside
Souther
Plastonics
Tete
Toronto
Micro Plastes
Micro Plastics
Clock Gift For Greenock School Bride And Groom
A large group of neighbors gathered at Greenock School last Friday to honor the bride and groom Mrs Gordon Les Me Elward. Ralph McKeown presented them with a Westminster chime clock. The event featured readings, musical selections, speeches, lunch, and dancing with local residents participating.
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Aings
Greenock School
Proom
Maria
Elliot Patterson
Ralph McKeown
Westminster
Bie
Mrs.Lesille
Messrs
Fred Weat
Chas
McKeown
Helen Rayne
Marlo-McCutcheon
Marie Allan
Scout and Guide Mothers Association Meeting Report
The October meeting of the Scout and Guide Mothers Association was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Fred Hunter's home on Church Street with fourteen members present. Mrs. Jennings presided. The visiting committee gave a report and Mrs. Footitt and Mrs. Coon were asked to audit the Guides financial report. The session closed with the Mizpah benediction and a lunch served by Mrs. Hunter.
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Fred Hunter
Churchstreet
Mra Jennings
Footitt
Coon
Guides
Hunter
Nf. Sante
Nelle Anderson
Georgetown
Cutain
W.M.S
St. David's Church
Campbellville
Beatles Scott
Jabot
C. India
Dc. Leishman
D. McLellan
School Board Slashes Expenditures To Meet Lower Grants
Acton School Board meeting notes: grants lower than expected, funds freed by cutting projects. X ray Chest Clinic approved during school hours. repairs, new boiler proposal, bike racks, and music teaching considered. Nurse appointed, safety correspondence read, several suppliers paid.
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L. Lovell
A. Kirkness
Pr. Jones
G. A. Dilla
Acton School Board
J. A. Chapman
Messrs. R. Bean
H. Jolley
McKenze
Anderson
Acton
Roy Hath
Eton
Jen Loyd
Stewart
Safety League
Department of Education
Co. A.stewart
Udi
Jones and van Gils
R. E. Blair
E. Walh Norman
C. Chatterson
H.W. Baxter
Symon Holwe
A. Pay Ij
Gov
Bell Telephone
Sa -E. van Norman
Elliott Breas
West
J. Cook
Acton Utilities Commission Notes Water Tests and Repairs
A Tuesday meeting of the Acton Public Utilities Commission reviewed water test results from health officials showing all samples passed. The panel discussed future two week intervals of testing, hydraulic repairs at the pump house, and a planned Sunday shutoff to service the hydro system. A 220 volt line for a clinic x ray device was approved in principle, and expenditures included procurement efforts for office equipment and a $1,518.42 Waterworks transfer to the General Account.
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Acton Public Utilities Commission
C. M. Hansen
Reeve
Jd. McCutcheon
Hor. MacArthur
A. M.E. UL
London
McGeadle
Lambert
Wilson
Acton Fall Fair
Fair Board
Stretton
Mullen Britton Wedding at Nassagaweya Church
Verna Gwen Britton married Martin Francia Mullen at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church with Rev J C McNell officiating. Bride wore a tea white gown, carried red roses. bridesmaid Agnes Nunan wore coral brocade, with yellow roses. Reception attended at Mrs A E Padbury’s home. The couple plans a Montreal Ottawa wedding trip.
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Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Verna Gwen Britton
Martin Francia Mullen
John Iand
Mra
Mullen
London
England
J. C. McNell
John Barber
Georgetown
Tee Hite
Agnes Nunan
Toronto
Anne Jean Britton
Paul Renaud
Glenn Gad Roars Britton
A. E. Padbury
Montreal
Ottawa
Will Minke
County Engineer Salary Approved At 3600
Halton County Council approves by law increasing the County Engineer salary to 3600 dollars. The session also discusses weed inspector expenses and mileage, tree conservation, and public notices for bylaw publication and upcoming meetings. Members address garbage truck complaints and plan attendance at a Clerks and Treasurers Association event in Milton with a November 7 reception at the County Home.
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County Council
Milton
Acton Free Press
Champlond
Halton
Amcll
Court House
FE. M. Readhead
Oakville
A. E. Whitaker
Lloyd Crawford
Alex. Near
Rockwood
Thomas McBride
Georgetown
E. Foster
Nelson
Norman Craig
County Board of Health
Mary Pettit
Halton Agricultural
Cuttetrpeaappame
Craig
Warden Craig
Acton to Open Modern Bowling Alleys This Season
Acton adds six modern bowling alleys in a new facility fitted by Mr Ed Jenkins in a Main Street squire room. Heating, indirect lighting, and a noise reducing construction are installed with a Main Street entrance and south side fire escapes. Enthusiasts can play locally this year instead of traveling to other centers.
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Acton
Ed. Jennings
Main Street
Esquesing Council Holds Two Sessions on Machinery Finance
Esquesing Township Council met twice in late September and early October to discuss funding for a machinery garage and a new building for equipment storage and repairs. By-laws to borrow funds were introduced and readings given. The October session approved various payments including utilities, lighting, advertising, and relief accounts, with road and liability insurance expenditures noted.
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Esquesing
Reeve Cleave
Leslie, Reid
Bird
Fellows
Stewarttown
Community Event Announcements and Dances Planned
Local notices outline upcoming dances and gatherings including Nassagaweya WI hosted by Al Watson's Orchestra at Brookville Hall with 50 cent admission, a dance at L.O.L. Hall on October 16 with Crewson's Corr ers and refreshments, Knox Church anniversary services on October 19 with morning and evening worship, a Turkey Supper and Concert October 20, adults one dollar children under 12 thirty-five cents, and a Bain Dance at Claude Pickett's barn October 21 with Modernaires Orchestra and 50 cent admission.
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Brookville Hall
Nassagaweya WI
al. Watson
Knox
Bain
Claude Pickett
New Barn
Sventh Line
Hamby
Modernaires Orchestra
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