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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 10, 1951, p. 9

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thursday may 10th 1s51 the acton free press page nine guaranteed watch r e pai ring expvrr work fittest inaterialft work jon prom cttumfr fcamrmnuxjl let to pt yod me estimate forelgins durapowr v mainspring c mtw break in motim avallabis f6r tnflt elaja knhll rqchlin jewellers acton poetscorner ooin nsnin lets go fuhln nays mat to joe get all your things and uwny wt 1 go thomes rubber booli and tnckle too and rod nnd reel kug thatll do oh mustnt forget the ugglly worms but how the darn things squirm nnd quirm doy whnt fun this will be wouldn t mlw this no irce com on joe utt getting late well never catch fish nt this rote but never mind the day itlll young cause w re goin flmln just for fun by miriam herman crawford douglas doreen cole named senior high school champions at meet thc bntlnh lesion eclobrates its 30th anniversary by hojding n nat ional review 4n hsde london on may 12th when the ntandardn of b500 branches will be paraded thompsons canadian approved chicks tttt no 3 geobgetown ont mixed puluh chicks guaraittmd f 15 00 25 00 april 2stt to way t5tft s new hampshire light sussex new hampshire and barred rock light sussex and new hampshire white leghorn 2yearold hen mating 15 00 31 00 rhode ulanctred and while leghorn v 14 50 2800 black minorca and white leghorn i may 16th to end of saajon barred rocks light sussex new hampshire and barred rock light sussex and new hampshire while leghorn i while leghorn and barred rock rhode island red and while leghorn 14 00 black minorca ancf while leghorn 14 50 2100 27 00 quantity discounts for over 300 chicks started pullatt available from 17 week to week old prices on request thompsons poultry farm and hatchery georgetown phone 48r1s on wednesday morning mny 2 the high school vui dimikicd nnd made their v ay to the pirk v here the track and field event were to take place beforo untir ing any events the participants had to report to the paddock for r glstrntlon most of the races were run off in the morning leaving the jumps and rolnyi for the afternoon lend ing n helpful hand at recording the jumps nm1 rnecswcrerpv ltixton ttev currey rev arm strong k blow t wlfeglns dr sirrt g oder dr oakes and the teachers the booth was opened idling hot dogi pop nnd chocolate bars and it was well patronized junior champions v ere dave mr- vey and janice baker intermediate champs don dawklns and anna marie spitzer and senior champ crawford douglas and doreen cole the team standing was old team 5s points red qsfli points and blue 5074 points it has been said that the winning team will be biven a free show at the poxy theatre the school bus came to ret the country students at four fortyfive results of the different events are as follows with r g and b signifying red gold or blue team jvnions 50 yard dash junior girl jan- ice baker b kathleen mccristall g evelyn saunders g 75 yard dash junior girls janice baker b kathleen mccristall g vera wamc b standing broad junior girls janice baker b ruth smith r peggy oakes r hlgh jump junior girls peggy oakes r betty may lambert g janice baker b softball throw junior girts diane dawklns g janice baker b peggy oakes r relay e saunders r a spitzer r j baker b lruurd outside houta paint designed for canadian climates iechift tt paints c0nt4 yooxooepoasw 0ntn 1he emblem of a qualified electrician we consider the business in which we are engag ed worthy of our best efforts to foster and maintain a spirit of goodwill to ward the public whom we serve believing that cour tesy is the first essential requisite and to be at all times honest and fair in our relations with patrons junior 100 d mcvfy i w arlilc n 1 skllllnit g junior 220 boys d mcviy w arbic it n morton ii junior ww 1mvo d mcvey h w arbic n nikii morton ii junior 440 boyi d mcvcv tt w arblc hois morton h junior brond jump bon w ar- blc 11 n coon g d mcvcy n junior poll- vnult boyi prtul lnuion g n morion n d mcvey ji junior hik jump bojs hob coon g d mcvpy n p lnwinn g nunnmtf brand junior kirli jnnlco nnker n knthloen mccnnt- nll g pekiry onkcq n junior bop ntep nnd jump boj q j3 coon g d mcvcy n w ar- blc n junior lliot putt boys d mc vcy n w arlilc h p lnwion g intellmediates glrli 50 yard dmh frnncoi fletcher h annn mnrle spitzer r lorraine hoizell g girls 75 ynrd dnsh frances fletcher u anna marie spltxer ii lorraine roazcll g girls standing broad anna mar ie spitxer n lorraine noszell g carolyn oakes g frances fletcher it oust two tied girls runnlna broad anna mar ie spit7crn pauline papiiion b france fletcher it girls hirh jump helen keclan g barbara baxter g annn marie spitler ii girls softball throw shirley wilson ii anna marie spitzer it carolyn oakes g boys 100 d dawklns r jack dnvidson g russell arblc b boys 880 r arbic b e dalele g d dawklns r boys hlpjh jump r arbic b d dawkins r bill coon r boys pole vault d dawklns r jack davidson g richard mnson b boys shot putt d dawklns r f gordon b j davidson g boys hop step and jump r arbic b d dawkins r j david son g sfnlott girbf 50 vard dash lorraine mullln b don en cole r joyce greer r girls 7 yard dash lorraine mullin b don en cole r joc greer r girb hirh jump doreen cole r jo ann veldhms g lorrnin mulln b girn softball throw btlty price b doreen cole r jovce gricttl girs standinr brond doreen cole r lorraine mullin b jane elliott r tied betty lawson girls runninfi broad doreen cole r lorraine mullin b joyct greer r boys shot putt c dnuoias r d davidson b bob bruce g bos hop step ond jump b bruce g c douglas r d david son b bovs hifih jump c douulaslt b bruce g f eunneer g bos running brond jump bob bruce g c douulas r j ware b boys 440 f eunnker g john ware b d davidson b bovs 100 c douklas r john wire b don davidson b bovs 8110 f eunnrer g c doifulas r don davidson b boys 220 c douglas r j ware b don dn idson b bovs pole vault bob bruce g relav 1180 vards c dourlas r john wire b bilfmchilrh stiu plenty of room membership of zone 3 aciqn mr c roy butler roy s elec trie r r no 1 acton mr len 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conditioning afcid sheet metal contractors acton ontario rum perry 26w phones ed biltorr 34 1w ottawa goes ondftt- following protests of a citizens committee which objected to more overhead wiring high tension lines of 10000 or more volts are to ro underground in uture power expansion programs in ottawa it is expected the policy will even tually lead to the complete removal of all overhead wiring in the capi tal wallpapers ttaft2 from in wttem ontario pji 1ut c some of the more popular brand of a i n i 3 nationally advertised paint carried im books stock statioimry supplies toys kennedys book store 35 wyndham st guelph angus kennedy prop ok makis a country ffrono surei was hsre when it started you can bet jimmic w is on ham when the hrst imperial drilling crerw urncd up at the farm gate n he s been an untiring fence post supcrinrcmlcnr cer since but that s not all in his short lifetime hes licd enough cjrs to sec the growth of a new major industry less rhan tic cars ago canada s oil 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