Georgetown joins ten teams in O H A Intermediate B race
Ten teams compete in the Western division of the O H A Intermediate B hockey league. A Harriston meeting split the league into two groups of five to avoid an unwieldy field, creating interlocking play between groups. Group A includes Port Elgin Licu llderton Seaforth Elmira and Durham, while Group B features Acton Georgetown Chelidallam Hespeler and Fergus. Each club faces two away and two home games within group and a home and away with teams in the other group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.H.A
Georgetown
Acton Tanners
Harriston
Port Elgin
Licu Llderton
Seaforth
Elmira
Durham
Acton
OHLA
Bob Braithwaite
Mondy
Ross Ballentine
Roy Goodwin
Ross
the Hague
Tiler
O.1la
Logan
Fergus
Ontario Hunters Warn Against Loaded Guns In Vehicles
A summary of Hunting68 warns that loaded guns must not be carried in or discharged from aircraft, cars, boats, or other vehicles. In Chapleau District more than twenty hunters have been charged for loaded guns in boats and cars. Two fatalities in Ontario have been linked to loaded guns in vehicles as the big game season opens. The notice lists common violations and urges obedience to avoid fines and harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Lands and Forests
Chapleau
Acton curling season kicks off with new and returning players
The final season at Acton Community Centre builds anticipation as curling registrations exceed expectations. Training sessions and social events run Monday and Tuesday afternoons and evenings, with an October 24 deadline passed. A kick off includes a ladies social curling event and a starter dinner, while high school students join late afternoon curling directed by teachers. The club also pursues Lifetime-Initiation Certificates to fund a new rink, listing several supporters and continuing enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Peter
Jacqueline Bowman
Mike
Anne Swine
R. RB. 1
Limehouse
Ernest
Phyllis McKim
Ballinafad
Dave
Janet Muckle
Lakeview
Harvey
Herb
Rosemary Cook
Stephen DuBois
Ron
Margaret Guest
Doris
Jim Graham
Vic
Phyllis Patrick
Jean McPhail
Max Storey
Toby
Industrial hockey league opens season with four teams
The Acton Industrial Hockey League starts Sunday November 3 at 7 p.m. featuring four teams with new sponsors donating team sweaters and socks. The schedule lists matches for Nov 3 through Mar 2 with Hellers, Neilsen, Blow Press, and Lakeview Centre as entrants and detailed game times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Hellers
Neilsen
Lakeview Centre
Blow Press
Wellers
Lakeview
Blow
Lakeview Va
Helléra
Pam
Heller
Neilen
Man Press
Blow Mess
Action at the Karts Charlie Thomson
North Halton Kart Club riders finished Mount Forest Kartway racing with 16 wins led by Jim Morrow and Charlie Thomson’s group. A large crowd from Brantford London Sarnia and Wasaga Beach watched multiple classes with winners including Gerald Edge Dave Woolman Lyall Gonyou Jack Lamerson and Gene Franklin as 10 lap heats highlighted the final half mile track day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Halton
Mount Forest
Brantford
Hamilton
Corunna
Durham
Sarnia
London
Woodstock
Hanover
Waterloo
Kitchener
Wasaga Beach
Ferndale
Michigan
Frederick Sabatine
Don Flynn
Blake Morrow
Les McRae
Ron Gonyon
Gene Franklin
Dave Woolman
Gerald Edge
Jim Morrow
Over All Paints
Warden
Foleys breed national champion foxhound in Tennessee trials
Harry Foley and his son John own Pine Line Sally a three year old foxhound named National Champion at the National Field Trials held at Lebanon State Park Tennessee on Sunday Oct 20 The Foleys entered two dogs Pine Line Sally and Foley's Major winning multiple top prizes including All Age Female Best Female in Show Best Hound in Show and several second places There were 102 dogs in the show and the Foleys were the only Canadians Sally will spend the winter in Kentucky with a friend and is expected to produce more prize winners. the couple has years of success across Canada and the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foley
John
North America
Pine
Sally
Lebanon State Park
Tennessee
Canada
United States
Pine Line
Kentucky
Foley
Foleys
Georgettes win softball title in sudden death finale
Georgetown Georgettes captured the Halton Ladies Softball League crown by beating Omagh 8-3 in a neutral Palermo final after both teams finished tied atop the standings. The Georgettes built a 6-0 lead, Ev Smith delivered a bases loaded hit, and the team, coached by Berne Dore and Bill Robson, finished the season with only two losses.
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Georgetown Georgettes
Halton
Omagh
Palermo
Georgetown
Georgettes
Acton
Glen Willams
Ev Smith
Berne Dore
Bill Robson
Public Skating Slated After Hockey Postponement
Harold Townsley, manager of the public skating arena, announces Saturday's session from 2 to 4 p.m. due to Lagion town league hockey postponement.
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Harold Townsley
Lagion Town
Tri County seeks players for Acton teams in Novice Midget Juvenile
Acton Tri county teams need players for Novice Midget and Juvenile squads. Registration extended one week to recruit enough players within seven miles. Boys aged 9 10 in Novice 13 14 in Midgets and 17 18 in Juveniles eligible. Extra practice this week only with specified times. regular practice nights listed. Contact President C Swim at 853 1583 or Carl Timbers at 853 0597 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
C. Swim
Carl Timbers
North Halton Kart Club Race Results Summary
The North Halton Kart Club hosted a night of club racing with many class results. Winners include Jack Lamerton of Durham in a 67 event, Randy Gonyou of Saguna taking a Clase 2-4 race, and Lyall Gonyou of Ferndale, Mich. placing third. Ed Tucker of Woodstock led 12 laps in Clase 3-7, Don Ready of Galt finished second, and Bill Loeprich of Hanover won 12 laps in Clase $-6. Powder Puff had Goldie Coe of North Halton first and Dianne Baxter second. Junior Juniors saw David Trendall triumph, while Bill Elgidge and Kevin Baxter placed second and third. Grudge Race S karts featured Fred Hiller of Fergus and Sim Willer of Mount Forest with Chuck Cornwell of Hamilton third. No races were held at North Halton Club last Wednesday night.
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Gerald Edge
Brantford
Durham
Randy Gonyou
Sarnia
Lyall Gonyou
Ferndale
Mich
Les McRae
London
Don Ready
Galt
Ed Tucker
Woodstock
Hugh Trendal
Keith Hunter
Jack Lamerson
Jim Morrow
Doug Gorton
Waterloo
Lyall Gonyon
Fermdale
Gene Franklin
Kitchener
John Martin
Richard Engels
Wasaya Beach
Bill Loepach
Hanover
Gerald Whalen
North Walton
Flash Tdge
North Halton
Hugh Trendall
Blake Morrow
Dave Woolman
Corunna
Gord Cash
Jack Lamerton
Saguna
Wcond
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Georgetown Club
O.H.A. Int
Harold’ S Townsley
Chung Cues
A. H. McKenzie
Don Price
Acyon
Jim Sweeney
Tanners
Industrial League
Jim McDonald
E. Hilliard
S. McDonald
R. Malcolm
L. Porte
B. Coon
R. Cos
W. McDonald
F. Kirton
S. Blow
G. Ritchie
W. Wilson
D. Papillon
G. Masales
J. Bullough
D. Arbie
R. Holmes
D. Perry
Goy
M. Caers
J. Cater
H. Philips
K. Baker
B. Inscoe
B. Wilson
R. Henderson
C. Nelson
L. McAffee
B. Eghoetz
J. Cunningham
J. Leatherland
Goal
Charlie Thomson
Free Press
Manchester
England
Pine Line Sally
Western Ontario
Frontenac
Kingston
LION
Alan Small
Tri-county
Adidas
C.C.M
Hockey Registration
Legion Minor
AYL Legion Hall
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