t the acton free press thursday november 22nd 195 w3i bowlin g n e w s jiov 12- rolling room arc breathing down the upper leath ers collective necks after taking 6 points from the leaders uppers managed to tie a game for their only point cutsole who are still the football of the league got kicked around for a total loss beamhouse picked up the points- curry curried off 7 points when they met and bested chrome g masales topped the shooters with a 711 tricount other triples p lawson 653 l mcgilloway 622 h thompson 082 p lesueur 655 h lambert 647 j robson 638 l masales ml g lambert 628 league standing upper leather 41 rolling room 40 curry 31 beamhouse 30 chrome 24 cutsole 2 legtaa ladles nov 12 half wits continue to dominate in the legion gals league a two and totals win from fireflies increasing their lead doodle bugs ganged up on the dim wits for the same result singling out the singl es were p jordan 242 k james 251 j buchanan 204 r cook 217 if cooncy 219 league standing half wits 51 fireflies 32 doodle bugs 26 dim i wits 17 ledger ica nov 12 kings dropped the first one to dukes won the second by 4 pins and having tasted blood walked away with the last go b plenty for a two and totals win d manes and r lougheed racked up the best scores of the night single i of 226 and 237 respectively league standing dukes 39 kings 24 mason knit no 13 heebie jeebies won two from krazy kitz but l t ler s 607 tricount was the deciding factor in the kau taking the totau pin spinners chucked a few chukkcr and came off best in a 5 2 go with dead beats jazzy janes bestirred themselves and made it two and totals from lucky strikes best i scores were in the single division to wit a urquhart 243 b hardlc 206 j dow ling 204 g hulford 207 d stapleton 213 e williams 242 c morton 201 j ijins 206 s car nahan 213 league standing heebie jeebies 45 krazy katz 38 dead beats 34 lucky strikes 28 pin spinners 27 jazz janes 17 rton mixed nov 13 terriers almost belted aces out of first place w ith a two and totals w in but the aces lone win keeps thtm on top rock n roll did just thit and took down the bic end o i 2 iwsslo w i doozys wildcats clawed then wa out of the ct llai with i two and totals win from tht loki rs pros dent jack mclean ued hi lawn bouling techniqut to 1 ish out t 691 tricount juk bullough and sweet william williams tripled 670 1308 and 612 rcspoi 1 1 1 on the single thenu win m town send 204 g misals 231 h town send 214 c rin 237 r hulford 210 m hilts 220 j irk cirpentti j 242 league standing ae 16 ter riers 35 rock n roll 10 doozs 27 wildcats 21 jokers iq i high school i nov 14 hound dok w ere better than groundhogs for l two and totals win pin raiders p iced bob agnew s 613 triple m ide it a like win from jokers be bops bopped the rockm blowers also for a two and totals w in the h i gang must hac been worn out from their arduous studies md the big games were not foi ttuoming however then uilt 207 1 frv er 205 and g hulford jo desirvt recognition league standing hound doss 31 be bops 28 roikm blowers 27 pin rudeis jo grow ldlioi- jj jokers 14 industrial commercial nl 14- mlllo pi 1st us 111 l kt d up two fist w ris fi inn kuls 1 il but tin clothurs t t in rollini m the thnti to i ih i x1i point for totals ro i iij 1 kilw v7 b i i 41 spu ked th kidsdilts ii iv 1- i t j i bth llltl c iv i- u s i mi best foi m no u i m soox m s 7j ind 1 l u i i 62b ink spots tlu i io i k at io s c ll t iia i p ki l i 1 the marbles g hi i ns i h i d for coxs with tu r m 1 tttj j green 6tt and 1 v w n j w t the m itn 1 4i t son to tn u on1 totals win of ty li i i i v p gret n o oi ip n i i oil w i bem fu the muds ngeis l atu standini mum li k spvts ki rliibli t v- idsi os is govs jt p i l mi cton ladles nov 14 tirru s m ut i m o from kisens but thi 1 i tv i iark txl b f h lismnir s i4t 1j wound up with the lot ik peed balls were reallv i n tin ball uui zeroed the dare dil- roln ottos dropped the first go to hii roll ers then went on to snue the last two and totals top triples md singles were b creighton ssi c holmes 652 j blow iol j coles 214 d henrv 220 b woods 2os d mclntyre 208 r hulford 21 v march 212 g davidson 209 league standing eisens 39 dare devils 33 high rollers 31 roller ettes 31 speed balls 28 terriers 27 acton major nov 15 firemen were hotter than a fire in the old town hall and set the combines down with nary a win crystal gazers won the first pulled up in the second then came home on the chin strap in the third to pick up the big end of a 52 go with vagabonds dom hotel hit their stride again at the ev pense of tiger cats the mckav ites made it two but the cats snared the singleton for totals toppling the timbers for triples of 650 or better were j robson 731 w wil liams 702 m hurst 691 and r morton 683 league standing give a gander at first place firemen 39 com bines 38 tiger cats 35 dom hotel 34 vagabonds 24 crystal gazers j baxter lab nov 15 kinda hard to figure out whether indians were celebrat ing red turners birthday or their two game win over athletics ath letics did grab off the odd point for totals just to prove they were still in business yankees came out on the short end of a 52 hassle with braves and gave up their share of first place best trundling was done in the single department and we have e landsborough 200 l bradshaw 218 r hoare 210 g fncke 207 b skilling 241 g mc quay 250 and b skidmore 210 league standing- indians 41 yankees 39 athletics 26 braves 20 glenleagae nov 16 snapping a went agun- nin for points and got cm all 7 from the frogs eskimos upset luckv sixs little red wagon and walked off with the bundle pud die jumpers tried to calcimine go getters but the latter snaffled the second spasm to register a win top man on the totem pole was h eailc with a 842 13481 other trtpt es were in the 600 class with d grc in 634 r morton 626 r tavlor 601 iague standing snapping a 41 go gettirs 37 puddle jumpers 11 iu k six 26 eskimos 26 frogs 24 teen agers nov 17 comets added to their le id when the won both their ganu s from cardinals c sunter s 220 single paced the comets bear cats made it one and totals from dim wits bcir cat bob agnew s 217 single was tops in this go doodle bugs also made it one and totals from pin raiders carol gpodwins 207 single sparked the doodle bug w in league standing comets 29 dim wts 22 bear cits 21 doodle bugs 11 pin raiders 16 cardinals 13 headpin highlights lodger s i g a dukes picked up a 23 00 cheque in the weeklv bow 1 o fun hank earle scored a double picked up the gord mc cutcheon haberd isht r with in 84j and glonirmsd onto the gor dims hirdwar iw ud with t 348 helen losueur trundled her- m a m it t12 to g ilhcr up some j 1 g a grolcxics a 6s0trxpie- ha tht tops cle uu rs doing a job for bv i 1 ci oighton bob agm w s 23i plus wis woith i tonsori il job b george hollow i mikt rogers susie ixsrtj is v uf sunt r and bob agin w w i r the hidden scure winners for the sevenup coc icola and rt inhart beverages hn r countv lvs tmk milton for two and totals list saturdav our apologies to i il bradshaw ti undled a 243 in tl e baxter league list week and wo missed it and thi v come so seldom don t thev tb christmas seals in mail this week more than 16000 homes through- out halton have found envelopes of tb christmas seals in their mail boxes according to mrs m e lunau of oakville the cxecut i ive secretary and treasurer of the t county tb and health association she reports that 16078 letters have already been posted mrs lunau bruce macnab and j wm r green of the association expect to meet shortly with wil liam anderson of the ontario as sociation to work out plans for a more intense health education pro gram in the county also in the associations plans is a mass tb xray for all of the county during april posters for school distribution advertising the annual campaign are now being prepared utolca wi guests take part in program eltxcn members of the rock along institute accepted the mvit t ion of the utokn branch to a mtttinu held in the y m c a on nowmber h fden mills rkell ind morrison um also guest mori iton is i m institute m thi s mth wellington district c ntnbutinc to the progi im mrs durn n u phedr- in ui a hiding ind mrs dougl i- mcn ibb t ondncted onttt im pomt with suth ptrtriint viiietions as did ou kis nir husband gtvd bv virion iitni in tht nnm lu i pus ihnktd up m pimtit- h uh cm nt iniivi lonttibittd trip to states after wedding roctcwood united church was decorated with baskets of white chrysanthemums for the wedding which took place recently of bar bara jeanne hill daughter of mr and mrs james hill r r 2 rockwood and dean la ing tav i lor son of mrs alfred tavlor and the late mr tavlor of guelph rev j a dilts officiated and i david benham was organist with miss joan kucharski sinitinit the ijrd s priver before the ceremonv and because during the sinning of the register given in marriage bv her father the bride was radiant in a baller- in i length gown of vv hite chantillv lace and net over satin stvled with a princtss bodice trimmed with ir ideseent sequins and peter pan col 1 ir vv ith seed pearls the full skirt had a lace scalloped pcpum at the waist her fingertip veil of nylon illusion net had sequin and cm hroidtrv trim and was caught to her head with a pleated net tiara she carried a cascade bouquet of white shasta chrysanthemums centred with sweetheart roses miss june iawronce was maid of honor wearing a rose pink taffeta gown with torso length bodice and full bouffant skirt with a match ing feather headdress mittens and shoes and cirricd a cascade bou quel of cream colored chrvsanthe mums the groom was attended bv his brother i an tav lor and thi ush ers uero donald mcdouglll and wivni t iv lor wedding dinnir was luld in the cliurth inll for 73 guests the brides mother receiv mg th q w oi t i n iv v sheer ma i tti dres with s ti im and had white aicessorus with a whiti r irnition corsigt thi gtom s motlur assisted weiring i medium bhu cri pe dress willi i in inserts and pink icci ss outs with corsagl u pink iiir nat ions thi brides t lble vv is cmtred with a threetiered cake fl inki d bv white candelabra the bride changed to a nav v tweed effect box tvpe suit with white accessories and corsage of sweetheart roses thev left for a trip to detroit and chicago on their rtturn they will live in guelph out of town guests attended from qolborne toronto bramp ton port credit dundas harris ton moorefield fergus moffat and guelph mrs r e mckinney was wife of mayor the following article gleaned from the wingham advance will be read with interest by the friends in acton of mrs r e mc kinney who passed away recently hundreds of people throughout the town and district felt a sense of personal loss when it was learned that mrs r e mckinney had passed away at st joseph s hospital in london although mrs mckinney had been ill for more than a week manv did not realize that her illness was of such serious nature as the wife of wingham s may or mrs mckinney had not only proved a gracious first lady of the community but had continued to serve in many of the organizations of the town where her abilities as an organizer and energetic worker were equally valued she was act ive in the ladies organizations of st andrews presbyterian church of which she was a faithful mem ber she was president of the lad ies auxiliary to the wingham general hospital and took a lead ing place in the ladies sections of bowling golf and curling clubs and eastern star wingham and gianite club toronto in addition to her connection with local organizations she was a valued past member of similar gioups in both london and toron to whire she had resided with her husband before their return to wingham as a svmbol of the widespieid loss ft it hot the flag m front of the tow it hall was low- onxi at half mist when news of her pissing was received the formei marjone gurnev mrs mckinney vv is a diughtei of the late mr and mrs w h gur nev and received her educition in wingham and at stratford normal school she taught in schools in this area before her marriage and during the second world war act ed is a supplv teachei in toronto whtn staffs were limited surviving besides her husband are on son jim of toronto and a brother w w gurnev of wing ham thi funeral scrvue was con ducted at st andnws presbyter ian church wingham bv the min ister of the church rev aliinder nimmo and interment was in the wingham emeterv james mckinm v graduated from western univiisitv london with his bacht lor of rts degree and will romnunct i four veai cours in chirtned aceountancv in toionto thi familv hid bi n pre piling to uti nd tin giaduition uuj i mc k hiru s pir oc curitd thi d iv bifou gi iduit ion of hi l son juniors pick representatives in public speaking debating the halton junior farmers held their annual public speaking and debating championships at the mil ton high school auditorium friday evening november d with the following results the norval and acton affirmative debating teams were chosen winners by a split de cision miss bertha watson of ac ton emerged victor over two other contestants in t public speak competition and jack black and bertha watson of acton bill mar shall of palermo and howson rud- dell of norval were chosen to make up the two debating teams to enter the provincial intercounty debating competition the resolution under heavy de bate was resolved that a reduct ion in the number of farm organ izations in ontario would be in the best interests of the ontario farmer the affirmative team of ralph cunningham and howson ruddcll of norval first challeng ed the negative team of bill mar shall nnd bruce tyrrell of paler mo andthe palermo team later op posed the acton affirmatives ber tha watson and john black s meet lincoln the four debaters will meet lin coln county first in the inter- county competitions with one pair taking an affirmative side and the other pair taking a negative side- c to the resolution it is exiected about 16 counties will compete miss watson chose transportat ion as her topic for the public speaking while kathcrine merry of miltontalked on the life of sir adam beck and bill kelly of pal ermo explained how faraway fields look greener each speaker also gave an impromptu speech miss watson will compete at the junior farmer provincial confer ence in toronto next january ag ainst other county winners from across ontario the judges were george e el liot qc high school principal c a wood and agricultural repres entative earl whitclock who sub stituted for l l skuce jean pet erson countv president presided over the meeting earl wilson and john pickett were time keepers and roy ford thanked the judges during intermissions ruth wu son played piano selections an 1 dave wilson led the singing ac ompomc9 by wilma sinclair personal barometer calgary cp alex bennie a messenger for the provincial treasury says whenever his knee itches it means snow will fall within 72 hours he says it s never failed in 20 years introductory offer of spectacular bargains hcctric range at si 67 50 refrigerator at s23450 home freezer at 28950 washing machine at si 1950 utomatie clothes washer at s275m automatic clothes drvrr at s189 5u home maintenance supply 77 mill st e phone 385j i- progr iii kniil 1 of 11 ill il t ctw pi ip i i lost s ft v h 1 p kl w is i i 1 iii ll 1 s o l l ms btsvv i mis 1 ii h n i it v s h i hi i lu p t i 1 w 1 bi in 1 i i ih slii ui 1 t ii n t l i i i s v il ivi t i w ih i t l ki il wit s t it s is tells of experiences in mediterranean twi 11 x r s if till tih wiii the siii sts s- t it si- s i 1 ii n 8 lv rn s 1 s- k h k i n i ixi si h o si lv i i s i r s w o hi i vri w it tw i iu ns bv ms vuli s i cj l 0 nis mil n oki fish ui nivhsh rt v soip f i kh4 nvsunii p r foimed i s t ii iiin the roll i ill vv is mi frst school liarnr iio in ntorestinj tut was disci ised when mis douglas mo- vibb civi hnime f mis mn nil n0holthe iest speaker as her frst tiahir in cannda when she s mc fom the usx it the ace of 10 mrs mcxabb wis convener for j the program and she called on mrs o buttenham for the current ev ents item and on mrs j ingle to give the motto god save us mem ories that we might have toscm in december miss minnie nichol who spent from januarv 1956 to may touring the mediterranean countries talk ed on her trip describing the countrv and customs and concluded her t ilk with a summing up of the present political events in that land actons christmas gift centre fall and winter readytowear for men- work socks work gloves and mitts work shirts in flannel or dnil underwear shirs and drawers or combinations overalls jeans caps dress shirts ties dress socks ploves belts handkerchiefs braces arm bands scarves p3mas etc for boys 616 years- lined or unl ied jeans flanne shirts underwear sh rts and drawers j cmb nations gloves witts caps socks toques cinpus and dutfle coats sweaters sard gars dress sh rts ties handkerchiefs bel p amas etc 5 oocks pullojftor elts bsices for ladies 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