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04 the acton free preat wedrvetday january 17 1966 eden mius j tree burning skating treats for evening of community fun the fthj at acton bowling lanes b v en hulford y by mrs r wright christmas trees were gathered in the- tillage for the huge bon fire which was to be lit saturday k erentng ih be community park dtlngs got underway about eev- en oclock when tba huge booore llttavthe coroiqualiy sponsored tjjr ttecdtdmfiafty club fufcng r onthe new rink was in order and ayfycal farmer treated the young ones to hayrldef the park booth aaaaad to change- shoes oral one hundred children- n- joyed the evanlnav l confined to hospital are mrs tom bould and mrs henry bar- dan the stiver belles surtedtheir winter activities monday after- noon meeting in tba dlbertson home where euchre was enjoyed prize winners were mrs w wilson and mr g uacdougall mrs e jennings 1 be hostess for the net meeting the executive of eden mills and district community club met monday evening in the hall for their first meeting in 68 com mittees were appointed to look alter the community park and the hall plans for a euchre in the hall were made to take place later this month it was omltlud fiuui luo ltd institute meeting that mrs a roy was presented with a life membership pin for which she had served twentyfive years the girl guides of eden mills and district held a very busy session monday evening in com munity hall with mrs strongl- tharm as captain and mrs stev enson as acting lieut mrs pet- rle district commissioner of gnelnh was on bind to present the badges tendewoot vaccults enrolled esgujaes werei diane jackson janice mtptm janetcrlne and kayesfeyetupn w- jteatferstronglthirin is com- party leader 2nd dass badges were awnjpv fcct to- cathy thomhnioh judy bovdd eva tevensonand waney abram pfcoaar badges kaihythom- urtaon judy bould nancy abram eva stevenson- unle audealey the four girls trying for their hostess badges were eva stev enson kathv thomllnson judy the taxi boys were in for the industrialcommercial jan 10 massoo motors were in winning gear for the first two games against the misfits then the misfits roared into high gear themselves and crabbed the fin ale tarryroee maaajes 801 phil lesueur 89 and ctulrlle meatman auger 6mwere lop tripling trio tor maons uotk norton 768 324v dare johnsoir tmi and harve kor4br 640337 were tops 1bt misfits a supermarket made a cloansweej iq their go with fiutns head ing op the abjes win were ed parent 647 333 bob martin 676- and earle middteton 618 best for the fillins were bob agnew 635 joe lafabe 625 and frank kldd 601- allans collision won the first two from reliable taxi then collided with disaster anu old timers blue springs nursery jan 9i snap dragons after losing the first to roses by 25 pins got 4ven in the second stan za then hung on to win a close finale by nine pins for a two and totals wis norma titus 6z5 237 vnrnatahortr501 and may wilds 493 were top trlcwyitlng trio for snap dragons bein w le allen- 504 4b2moya mams ikls realm foi rosas wemjack- found the raqg and won the 464 and tsar daley 441 were is wiggins 505 joan smllokigh next two and totals joah knlght best for buckcaisjnrree close 504 and adsle nourf477 swe gamof between the gogos and peas dropped tfte first canto jo water miles then madepjlke jan 11 swlngers were swing ing and made with a two and tot als win from the leagueleading black cats who averted being shut out by winning the mlddlo game by 15 pins verna armc 589 274 haima cleland 495 arid peg splelvdgsl 473tmritcp tripling trio far swinger 14am- and joann mckenna 202 hippies made a tag gain with a triple win from cannons steve blan- chard 658 junior dunn 625 martin oehlricb 223208 were on the triple and single plateau for hippies best shots for toe can nons came from ed wood 629 frank mekenna 205 and petev kist 204 shadows lost the first canto -to- lucky seven by l2plns bould and nancy abram and they served the refreshments bvmdpherson opens office z letters editor 15 sibefcoad in poor shape dear sir it is high time something was done about the disgusting con dition of the 15th51deroad in the townships of esquealngandnas- sagaweya on december 23 this road was reported under water between speyslde and the town line on dee 30 at the time of writing this road is still in perilous con dition true on dec 23 water over road signs were posted but by dec 30 the danger is no longer just water over the road but a foot deep washout how many shocks springs and front ends have suffered due to these misleading signs will never be known how many drivers and passengers suffering near apo plexy not to speak of wet feet also remains a mystery the conditions of this road is inexcusable repairs could have been made on the 24th of dec ember police doctors fire men etc who have a public re sponsibility fulful their obliga tions so should those respon sible for road safety it may be pointed out that thou sands of dollars have been spent on our county roads well unless this money is spent wisely it might as well beloadedintodumj trucks and dropped intothe near est washout in this particular part of the 15th side road wash outs are an annual occurrence proving road maintenance cul verts fill etc in the past have been a waste of time and money 1 would suggest haltons good roads committee takes this road on their annual outing when they are congratulating themsel ves on what a good job they have done i suggest further they make the trip in the am one winters day they may be surprised to find all the unas sanded and ploughed but the county roads snowed under like glass andor washed out it seems to me that if the county engineers dept pur chased a few lengths of structur al steel such as are usedln con structing temporary alrstrlps these sections could be quickly assembled over such washouts and could remain in position un til spring when permanent re pairs could be made wm a johnson rr2 ttockwood win allans picked up the sing leton for totals jim bullough 754 frank morton 723 and geo rge williamson 656 headed up allans win top trlplers for reliable were larry nolan 840 309 jeff fryer 686 and ray atkinson 642 league standing masson mo tors 94 allans collision 84 ab supermarket 68 reliable taxi 60 misfits 37 fllllns 16 monkeys monkeys wenthe first by 29 pins godfweejuatliod irv the secondtiy 28 then hung on to win thi third canto by b pins and grabbed the odd point for totals by 7 going with the tricqunts tor gogos were cora walters 521 eunice 409 and agnus hol mes 370 heading up the monk eys trundling tare marlon el- uc0 53210 helen blttort431 and mary campbell 368 league standing black cats 63 swingers 57 gogos 53 monkeys 51 beardmore jan 8 the gang from the beardmore league returned to the bowling scene after a twiyns c8 jpopplos 59 water week vacation and to start the lies 48 roses 45 sweet brian mcmwrert bsc dc brian v mcpharson sc dc recently opened an office on elgin st and he intends to settle in acton where hell prac tice as a doctor of chiropractic born in tobago in the west indies mr mcphersou received his elementary and high school education there he taught math ematics and general science at the same high school for a year prior to leaving for dalhousle university in halifax novascot- la where he obtained his elsc degree majoring in chemistry newly graduated mr mcpher- acton ladies jan 10 cameos kept their perch on the top rung ith a two and totals win from central cart age they were going for the bundle but dropped the middle spasm by 6 pins bea anderson 573 202 kitty allen 572 241 and may swackhamer 500 spark ed the win best in central cart age efforts were lorna pargeter 630 269 mary paplllon 510 and donna krapek 428 the second place nlelsons clothing falledto gain on the leaders but kept up to the pace with a two and totals win after losing the first gatno to the family store by 24 pins anna sotka 583 271 ina mellon 562211 and lila atkinson 552 221 headed up the win for the family store nan hurst 597 213 elsie wlttekoek 565 220 and ann greenfield 518 were best acton jersey dairy clob bered the lga in the first lost out in the second by 23 pins then rallied to annex the finale by 11 and picked up the single ton for totals for the two and totals win doreenmclntyro538 ruth mclellan 529 215 and eleanor goy 516 were top trio 218 grace robertson 534 and donna manes 449 were tops league standing camoos 72 nlelsons clothing 65 1ga 57 central cartage 51 acton jer sey dairy 50 family store 41 son went to europe for the next j o i two years studying french andfj v j rsty 7 german at heidelberg univer sity in west germany for one of them the next year was occupied with visiting various countries in europe including east germany andthethentroub- led east berlin returning from europe mr mcpher son took a course in soc ial work in winnipeg manitoba and subsequently worked for the childrens aid society there in september of 1963heenter- ed the chiropractic college in toronto working as a social worker for tho cas of metro toronto during vacations from the four year course mr mcpherson has travelled widely in canada and the united states including a 57 week stint on the dew line from green land across to alaska inside the arctic circle a mother ana two married sisters remain on tobago and actons newest doctor of chiro practic also has a brother at tending ucglll university to do a masters in water and air pol lution hes a civil engineering graduate of the university the new doctor is single new year off right jjopers up set the league leading jpnlshers by winning all games helen yateman 696 ray atkinson 606 edparent 211 earle west 203- 210 tom shannon 254 and bill buchanan 295 tripled and singled for the winning uppers not that the finishers werenttrylngtbey lost the first game by ib pins the second by 24 and the finale by 19 heading up the finishers roll wero howie jank 649 john churchill 630 don harris 613 lyle crlpps 203201 reg dunk 204 millie fabian 216 and holen fowler 202 hot shots after losing the first to oaks gained on the leaders by winning tho next two and totals al roach 767 gerry post 623 roger mur ray 613 dlanne matheson 601 deanna bullough 213 and ches lewandowsld 228 tripled and sin gled for hot shots for oaks it was mike churchill 748 john dennis 208 ken brooks256 tint nle masales 206 and joyce buch anan 237222 who tripled and singled supers won two games from hippies but got clobbered in tho middle canto and lost tho singleton for totals phil le sueur 729daveshannon206219 judl duby 237 and john constan tino 200 were on the triple and single plateau for supers up there for hippies were phyllis angell 681 coor vryenhok 612 jake van der kooy 236 john mowatt 213 wally scea 238 and arils white 209219 league standing finishers 66 hot shots 61 uppers 58 hippies 50 supers 46 oaks 34 bowlers and won the next rwp plus totals with barbara ferg uson 627 264 joan scnlpper s09 241 and flo pryer 482 highlighting the won joann emmerson 567267 burns white 4b0 and sandf- sinclair 477- were best for water llllles popples were a twoand totals winner from poison ivys whd averted the zero count by winning the middle chukkor ivy martin 632 243 betty hardle 501 204 and ruth archibald 480 headed up popples win sylvia mages 581 238 mary anderson 554 212 and carolynne williamson 469 trlcounted for the ivys league standing snap drag- lll- peas 640 daw mcmjuari 617etoer white 613 keith andrews 2 and ron schmldm04 pacef win john cburcbnf g8 karen jeriupa 648 and earle mlovfleton 619 were tops in the sevens efforts league standing coasters 73 road runners 73 hippies 61 cannons 53 shadows 46 lucky seven 48 majof jan 11 acton lanes took tho first two from station hotel and were shooting tor a clean sweep but the mill street tavernors had other ideas and stolo the last chukkar by one pin b was a tie same until eagle eye homer of the hotel team spotted a one pin orror in the lanes team ad dition and claimed the win for his team on the triple plateau for the acton lanes were jim bullough 831 329 dee defor- est 777 and had deforest 685 up there for the station hotel were pete homer 841 fjob ag- new 742 and b1u williams 653 norms barber shop came off bast in a two and totals go with dominion hotel with fred lock erbie 786 348 wllo near 737 and mike churchill 604 leading the bit parade paclngthewae- owtci wallopers efforts were johnny mac mcgllloway 726 jim kelman 608 and larry mo- afee 810 reliable taxi were wheeling and dealing when they met with tho sports corner winning the first game by tz pins was all the incentive the taxi boys needed and they were off and running to wind up with tho bundle pete scnlpper 775 303lerry porte 70 31 and dennis crooks 671 were top trio m reliable only two of tho- sports made the- triple plateau phil lesueur 770 arid ed mc gllloway 712 league standing acton lanes 40 station hotel 46 sports cor ner 44 norms barber shop 32 dominion hotel 29 reliable taxi 16 leno braida elected head school board leno braida son of mr anbv mrs a braida main st n was named chairman of the oak- vllle catholic school board at its inaugural meeting recently mr braida who has been a member of the board for two years la an engineer with im perial oil ltd what do you think of these two candidates thank good ness only one will be oloctoi no i cant support her ho told the girls father but i can get her a better job st 39 poison ivys 35 sports comer mixed jan 9 road runners lost their first place spot when they met up with the second place coasters coasters made every game a winning one to take over top spot road runners tried hard to avert a tero in the last game but lost out by six pins jim kelman 802 324 linda wood 213201 and harry oehl- rich 205 tripled and singled for coasters for road runners it was dee deforest 756 gino de- bartolo 609 heather ellis 246 for all your painting or paperhanging jobs call floyd schmidt i 8 5 64475 at rockwood decorators 0w dttrif dance every sat nite fischers royal 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