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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
8
Georgetown's Pee Wees were routed 7-1 by Oakville Friday. Dennis Norton scored for Georgetown after an early Oakville push, Delks added a late surge, and Belanger denied several breakaways as the Baby Oaks surged ahead.
Georgetown then defeated Tannerville 6 to 2 after a string of four straight pin two weeks without a nd the club with four goals. The streak began in Acton 33 and continues into the Tri County Juvenile event on Sunday.
A fragmented report shows Mic Macs with four goals and two assists, featuring Blake Ing and Exi Mercer in a Georgetown flavored intermediate matchup. The roster includes Hespeler and Orangeville with top ten GP GA TP indicators, highlighting a high scoring, mixed line composition.
Doug Richardson scored twice as Acton Tanners defeated Orangeville 52 in an Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate game on Friday night. Peter Bodendistel, Jan Riddell, and Blake Inglis added Acton goals. Lev Solomon and Ed Ahrens scored for Orangeville. Hogarth posted a shutout in the second period as Orangeville played shorthanded much of the frame. Orangeville totaled 10 penalties to Acton's three. Acton hosts unbeaten Seaforth, the defending OLA Intermediate B champions, next.
Georgetown Midgets, led by Martin Fowler and Gerry Nash, won all three TriCounty League games this week. They beat Elmira 42 with Fowler scoring two and Nash one, then toppled Orangeville 10 to 2 as Nash tallied four and Fowler three, and closed with a 3-2 Sunday victory despite two Georgetown goals by Fowler and one by Nash.
Halton County's only female inmate was released Monday after officials noted her call was too cold for the jail. Magistrate Kenneth Langdon said the court would not risk a woman being exposed to cold in custody. A jail spokesman cited a thermostat issue during the coal to oil heating switch.
The Halton county council debated bargaining rights as part of a nurses certification issue. A warden claimed a typographical error in a report and the committee concluded nurses must be certified before recognition as a collective bargaining unit, a stance the dialogue did not settle.
Warden Hinton said there was no compulsion in the halt size walkout by Halton County Health nurses and rejected Flora Henson’s claim of broken faith. He said nurses were not a bargaining unit and that certification under the Labour Relations Act was not a demand, warning contracts could be set aside within a year. He promised council committee talks with the nurses once certification occurs.
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