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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
11
Acton’s baseball season closed amid weak fan support and uneven play. The Merchants lost the round robin games to the Oaks, leaving hopes for a series tie hinged on a rematch. Despite some bright moments, attendance sagged and players faced a challenging off season.
Campbellville pushed a ninth inning rally but fell one run short as Corunna holds 5-4. Watson earned the win with eight and two thirds innings, Campbellville’s Garry Field took the loss after seven innings. Earl Cairns led Campbellville with two runs and three RBIs. Stan Henderson and Jack Roberts had key hits for Corunna. Henderson drove in a run with a double. The series resumes in Corunna on Sunday with a potential Campbellville home game the following weekend.
The first Fall meeting of St Albans W A in the Parish Hall drew 13 members including new member Mrs Lloyd. Reverend Donald West addressed the group stressing broader WA needs and plans a Little Helpers party on September 27 with a pet show and fundraising activities.
Halton County notes yellow rocket as a fast spreading weed in Ontario fields in May. Government guidance via the Ontario Department of Agriculture recommends fall treatment for best control in clover and seed mixtures, with specific chemical recommendations and timing to protect health of pastures and prevent seed spread.
Ford Motor Company announces the Falcon Futura with improved comfort and economy. The vehicle features adjustable front seats a console between the front seats and two transmission options. The car will be assembled at the Oakville plant and shown at Ford dealerships soon.
Malion County Council calls for bids on a $1 250 000 county administrative offices and court house. Invitations request tenders by 3 pm October 20 with a special meeting October 23 to open bids. Architects and district firms listed with concerns over missed firms.
The article outlines Fire Prevention Week efforts led by local chairs and committees with events and meetings planned in Mil Tom and nearby areas. It notes school and community involvement, distribution of safety materials, and planned demonstrations to reduce fire risks and educate residents on prevention.
A Plymouth England gathering hosted by Mrs. W. Alan featured Miss Taylor’s homeland return remarks. Members heard about her Canada visit, the Empire and World Affairs committee reports, and plans for a rally to support the CONCLB.
A resident at 3230 Quer Street East obtained a permit to build a private garage on his property after a bead meeting of the Committee of Adjustment. The planning panel found the garage complied with zone setbacks within half a foot and waived the current regulation for the project.
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