Baxters Win First Semi Final Session
Baxters beat Haclin 11 to 8 in the opening semi final game. Stan Norton started for Baxters and, after Ube Mb, was relieved by Dade Lindsay who yielded one walk and four hits. Kem Allen pitched well for Rachlins but costly infield errors in the eighth swung the game to the winners. Four teams scheduled for a Sunday double header with Snyder and Haddell facing Norton Lindsay Robins and Wiles noted infield and outfield positions.
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Baxter
Haclin
Stan Norton
Baxers
Ube Mb
Dade Lindsay Dade
Kem Allen
Rachlins
Eft
Hanter Mastersick
Snyder
Haddell
Norton
Lindsay Pp
Robins
Ob Wiles
Fieeldarf
Holies
Holiday Visitors In Community Homes
Visitors from Montana USA and several Canadian towns stayed with local hosts in a series of social visits last week. Guests included Rev and Mrs John MacNeil and Mr and Mrs Wallace King plus others from Freeport Michigan Guelph Gall Falon Mille Rice Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacNeil
Goughter
Montana
USA
Wallace King
Russell
Guelph Beats Acton In Ladies Softball Rubber Game
Guelph Wyndhammster upset Acton 16 8 in Eden Mills. It was the Rubber game of their series with 13 Acton hits off Fileen Seifried and Hilde Soligo. Frelyn George and Helen Nestor each had two hits for Guelph while Harris Melntyre Palmer and Harris led Acton with two hits each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Autumn Wedding For Locker Small
NASSAGAWEVA area reports the wedding of Trene Small to George Locker with a reception at the brele parcora. Pulpit duty by Donnie Sutherland, visitors from Georgetown and Toronto, and a brush demonstration by A Wear Fever with Miss Jean Frank winning the flower contest.
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Parcora
Trene
Mir
Waa United
George Locker
Locker
Martiet
Stanley Robinson
Far East
Ollawa
Mn Hipley
Toronto
Mes Lane McMillan
McMillan
Mra W Kennedy
Havel
Delegation Builds By-Law And Town Duties In Session
The council approved a by law to enable a nomination meeting and managed water well drilling on Hufnagel property with damages settled at zero. Drainage, sewer plans, street numbering dispute with Bell Telephone, and crossing at Mill Street were discussed amid accounts and future town office plans. Councillors Hotchen Greer Hargrave Thompson Raszell and Reeve Tyler attended with Maver Mason presiding.
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A Hufnagel
Hufnagel
Debdather
Leatherland
Orapewiel
Ataehioh
Hee Wellowstate
Actan
Miltas
Het la
Lovie Gay Siiers
Halton
Graham
JB Mackenzie and Son
Wood Talbot
Bell Telephone Co
Hotchen
Greer
Hargrave
Thompson
Raszell
Reeve Tyler
Mason
Woodlot Film Trees are a Crop: NFB rural circuits
A 20 minute color film on farm woodlots titled Trees are a Crop is scheduled for fall programs in the National Film Board rural circuits. It was produced this year by the NFB with the cooperation of the New Brunswick Department of Lands and Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Film Boards
NFB
New Brunswick Department of Lands and Mines
H A Speers Returns From Indian School Teaching
H A Speers comes back after two months teaching at Mouse Fort Indian School in James Bay. He describes the summer program for Cree and other Indigenous children, the island’s tides and travel, and aims to promote democratic citizenship and Christian values. The plan includes a four room school, an Ontario three room school at Moosonee, and a new hospital on Moose Island.
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H A. Speers
Blouse Fort
James Bay Area
Nelson
Nassagaweys
North
Duumidao
Noth
Mouse Fort
Duncan
McDowel
Ottawa
Moacls
Archdeacon Clarke
MSCC
Ontario
Moosonece
Mailand
Canada
Moose Island
Tyse
The Mastodon Was A Mighty Mark
Essay by Joseph Luter Ketledge arguing that big business and industry, likened to a mastodon, thrive when meeting modern needs. It warns that if bigness stops serving progress it will fail, urging innovation to prevent monopoly and sustain competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Luter Ketledge
Lawis Carrols
Charles
T Wilwan
Felkong
Saikoas
Canada Aims to Guard Youth with Education Facilities
The passage praises Canada as a democracy protecting its people and heritage, emphasizing education and facilities for youth. It reflects on national pride, the beauty of forests and lakes, and a writer’s nostalgic view of a new land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bey
Canada
Maar Cochrane
Neve
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B. D. Rachlin
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Locker Small
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George Sanders
Lonedo
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Costelleane
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Jack Milfan
Cerebuntuen
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