Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), November 10, 1971, p. 13

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John Buck man Ruth Nellie Steve Dubois Jean Florence Barber Ron Ethel Holmes Bruce Bill Lucille Cookiloy Wei Cathy Pi pi lion Bob Shirley Hunter Judy Ctrglll David Irwin Nan Hunt Pearl Baker Rom Fuller George Sargent Loll Tim Cole Jo Marie Robinson Dolorei Tyler Tom Manei Flo Bow en Mine Shirley Bill Maiaorlie BUI Colin Baker Norma Roblmon Mulder Mac Roiiell Don Pearl tall Mel Jordan Janet Roy Ann idler Bob Armstrong Dolores Jordan Alec vclraa West George William Stan Ina Mellon TUESDAY 1 Dave Gall BUI Taylor Ann Ridley Mick Holmes Jane Bud Earl Ryder Fred New Pauline Harvey Young Elsie Andersen Ray AUeen Archibald Pat Nielsen Claude Cook Rene Dick Lee Holmei Davidson Carol Anne Sprout Bob Mra Fred New Fred Archibald Jean Parker Randy Ridley Mrs Murl Parker Ella Austin Young Betty Eastwood MIXED Blow Phyllis Patrick Bruce McArthur Ton Brian Moore Lai Smith Barb Brit ton Cheater Anderson Bob Love 1 1 Shirley Somervllte Ted Tyler Kay Hansen Bill Somervllte Marilyn vie Patrick Helen Otter 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Vivian Trev Patrick Lilly Shirley Hunter Lucille Cooksley Nellie Elia Anderson Ann Moore Jean Ann Andy McKemie Drink waiter Paddy Dick Dolores Tonl Fred Spires Herb Cook til Wagner Tom Leo Smith Ron Witham Mary Fran Mareoux Ken Val Drlnkwalter Bill Fabian Heather Fred New Lil George Rows ell Boa Dubois Bob Drlnkwalter Charlei Lealherland David Marianne Coles Brian Robinson Ruth Dick Elite Dave Norma Marchment Frank Ethel Nlcol FRIDAY MIXED Allan Shirley Betty Scott Bonnie McKemie Olive Ellerby Rick Jackson Wataon Murt Parker Norma Robinson Dave Watson George Williams June Pat Kerrlvin Marie Shad bolt Mel Jordan Jean Parker Scott Ina Mellon Barry Buchanan Mary Watson Downs Bill Dave Robinson BUI LADIES MONDAY AFTERNOON Mary McKemie Kay Alger Barbara Jackson Lucille Cooksley Ina Mellon Betty Eastwood Pat Near Tyler Stapleton Marie Norma Marchment Ethel Holmes Flleen New June Warner Val Drlnkwalter Janet Mucklc Nielsen Ruth Nellie Agnes Betty Scott There are alx available on thii draw All the above Mixed and Ladle team drnwi will end early In January and then another draw will be made Thii Saturday a local mixed will be held The of the season Just one tenend game will be be played but there will two They will atart at 12 and end up at supper time The ladlei will provide and the men pay After a pot luck supper a will be hold to records The Hit of team above are the for theflrit set of draws There will be some changes but that la Inevitable In the first draw of the i the It wondered If they i Well you pay your money and take your nick Wonder whit a few would look like up there among the hulas But they are a distinct Improvement over the bare ratten Had an Inquiry also as to whom to pay the annual fees to Well Mrs Paul la acting financial secretary or Wca will be pleased to accept your fee or you iay mall them to the Curling Club Older members There are a number of tint year curlers In the club this year aodonot be reluctant to offer a helping hand to the newcomers FLIGHT CHAMPIONS accepted congratulations from club president Terry Slaven second from left Picturedl tor are A flite champion John flight champion Jon Hurst and flight champion Earl Ryder by Jim Jenmngs LADIES HANDICAP champion Mary Acton Meadows Runner up was Hewitt accepted the Dominion Road Machinery Photo by Jim Jennings trophy from Wayne Mason Saturday night at Acton Meadows schedules awards night representation of champion ship trophy and traditional green jacket to club champion Jim highlighted the annual Acton Meadows Golf Club awards night held Saturday Bullough finally won the title this year after placing second to Mike in and Ladies club champion Elsie Whitham also received her trophy Saturday night Runner- up in the ladies division was Mae Mary won the ladies handicap with Hewitt runnerup Slurring Award for the most improved golfer went to McDonald who also teamed up with Lome Thompson to win the men best ball title Flight champions in the mens division were A flight John Krapek flight Earl Ryder and C flight Jon Hurst Kevin Hall and George Mc combined to capture the club junior championship and Ron and Whitham walked off with husband and wife honors John New cut ve Named to the men section executive for next season were president Ron Johnson vice- president John social convener Fred Darby club captain Jim secretary Lome Thompson and treasurer Grant Puncheon Members of the new ladles executive are president Ivy Hall secretary Mae Dumarsh club captain Dot Norton social conveners Doris Graham Florence Fryer and Ruth handicap chairman Elsie Whitham handicap chairman Mary Irwin New times for Sunday industrial hockey league doubleheader and all future twin bills will start at instead of 30 Second games will begin at 30 Set times Sabre Friday night home games will start at 8 Sunday afternoon will begin at Starting times for out of town games are as follows Shelbume 2 Sundays Bradford 15 p and Fergus pm Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays Sat Nov Hamburg at ACTON Sat Nov ACTON at Kitchener pm Sal Nov at ACTON IS pm BANTAM Sat Nov 13 New Hamburg at ACTON Sat Nov ACTON at Kitchener fl Sat Nov Fergus ACTON Thurs Nov II Kitchener at ACTON pm Wed Nov Nov IS New Hamburg ACTON 15 p m Nov at ACTON ITO Distributor of Home and farm Petroleum Products Serving Acton and District Since HEATING OILS LUBRICATION OILS ft GREASES GASOLINES it DIESEL FUEL Phone 8532174 DEPENDABLE OIL BURNER SALES I SERVICE Young St Acton MOST IMPROVED golfer was Stu McDonald Bill Wilson presented the award Photo by Jim Jennings DAVIDVANDERBElhasprtwfthatOntarioIakesstUl have plenty of big ones for anglers He and rns father Rev William Van der Bent caught these four beauties total weight pounds in a fishing expedition to Broadcast Lake near Lac Seul in Northwestern Ontario They used Daredevil lures and Williams Wobblers for bait Left to right are Rev William van Bent van Bent and guide Jim King of Onaway Lodge Perrault Falls A University Information Program IS TO BE HELD AT NELSON HIGH 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