Rockwood and district bowlers hold banquet It was almost full house attendance at the Rockwood and district bawling banquet held May when ap proximately US bowlers gathered at the town hall enjoy an evening i celebration The wind up dinner was a smash according to those present with roast beef vegetables salads galore and delicious for dessert finding their way to the hearts of athletes attending completion of the din awards were presented with the Rockets winning the league trophy award Dave Gray made the presentation of the Gray trophy to the team members along with a silver dollar Receiving the dollars were Bert Ardhcr Ruth Kingsbury Dune Kingsbury anti Edna Davis Runners up champ for the yefcr league were Neigh When was won by Playoff champs winning with seven points from Dec the John Carney trophy as to Apr ana winning for the presented by the man him men as the most Improve self were the Country Men bowler was Harvey Allan Including Peter Bosch Eva with pis from Dec to Apr Bosch Jan Rika League consolation team Ted Kalver and Helen was Barley Sandwiches Klaver with teammates Mike Kelly Final count showed Fdna Wall Bill Robinson Davis with the ladles high Norm Peter James average with bred and Mike Martin The Nightingale with pts was Guelphltes were close the high men contender Ivy seconders Ritchie took the ladles high Dancing triple flat with pts Walt After presentations to look the men high winners tables were cleared triple flat with 898 pts and the town hall set for Ladies high triple with dancing The Wheels handicap went to Bosch Orchestra moved In to fill the triple hall with music and everyone with handicap went to Dum had a great lime with Alice Banqucteers sold It was the Johnson was the lady with the best banquet they d attended high single flat with 364 pis with from fast and mens high single flat was slows to mixed dances laken by Gary Parkes Gordon Burnett was the Ann Parkinson took the winner of the lucky draw who ladles high single with took home a set of T V tables Bill Garner Doug handicap with 346 Alex Officers for the next years Muriel But was the mens high club were named with Tony tefihnm Ellen Garner Linda single with handicap con Garner and Duncan testant with pts The most MjPheoran Improved lady bowler award The Acton Free Press Wed June 1974 D renters design wins fame of Dren and District Lions tors art a till Hies rt ached won out over 18 others another dimension nisi entered weekend At a tonvenlion The contest wai part day which he had created for the representing clubs from the prov inccs of Ontario and Quebec for the Rockwood held in Sudbury his pin design tour day where 15 ions president Tom DAVE GRAY PRESENTED the Dave Gray trophy to top league winners at the Friday night banquet Seen proudly holding their trophies are happy athletes Dune Kingsbury Ruth Kingsbury Lois Edna Davis and Harvey Missing from the team picture is Bert Archer Stokman for president Elmer Allan as vice Ivy Ritchie secretary and Irene treasurer A vote of thanks was given to the Lloncttci for catering Comins and Coins a a hi to Mrs Daisy Is Up be al the school from Toronto who visited her grounds sometime after sister Rose of Street last weekend Mr and Mrs Melvin visitors who spent last week end wllh Mrs Alice Hilts of Harris Street There II be refresh ments at points along the way and the Lions say it will be a great time for cry one In he case of trans portntion needs to the town ship school It will be available for anyone from village say energetic organizers of the Proceeds will be split A sharp well honed P machete was the play toy the local taken from a grisly character and the Lions visiting the Conservation park recently Superintendent Jim Muir said A time for Its owner was using It for lnis Sunday will be cutting up park trees and pic thc fier at the benches and acted more United Church Interested in pulling Ihe blade congregation to work on him when he was to Join apprehended r Come on folks Remember this Saturday bike rally when the Ball Association and Lions Club will tie together for the venture of the year Get your score from Ihe Lions or local merchant and them in he lOtith versary celebrations Warren of Beiek will be the morning speaker Choral Society will attend as choir After the service a social time will be held and the congregation re iterates everyone will be welcomed and please come WIND UP FOR BOWLERS of the Rockwood and district club was held at the town hall on May31 when bowlers attended a banquet where fun and award presentations were part of festivities Seen making the playoff award presentation is John Carney to team members Jan Rika Loof Ted Helen Klaver Peter Bosch and Eva Bosch CaJf killed by loose dogs in Eramosa June Meeting set and township re Carl fathers will soon have more along an information as lo from the fire mar whenlheprolect of nils office They will dls water installations will torn mince in the village Hydrants in A closed meeting is slated organized locations Id for Jura II the Rockwood easy access to water in limes own hail Membtrs of the of fire trustee I township council Eramosa fire department and a consulting engineer of Woodstock Limited will review and update all requirements Horse hurt A in incident n High way south or Brisbane Sunday night minor traffic hold up A horse trailer four horses broke loose from 1971 Ford pkkun driving southbound towards It went off the road the Itch rolling over Thru of the horses escaped injury A gelding valued at was badly injure it was to he Ontario Veterinary College in wife fesllv ran from Sat May until Tues May The prize for winning as a box containing IB pins in contest entries of Lions dubs participating From St Johns Nfld lo Victoria B C Is miles By comparison It is only miles From St Johns to London Fngland At Actons Leading Florist Do Your Planting Nowll GERANIUMS SHRUBS BOX PLANTS PERENNIALS EVERGREENS POTTD ROSES POTTED SHRUBS ETC FERTILIZERS SEEDS GARDEN TOOLS PATIO STONES ETC A story of calf harassment was Introduced to council last Monday night at the council meeting Reeve Warren Parkinson said he d been called lo the form of R in township when a pack of four docs had chased down and killed a prime young calf Checking with Mrs she explained that the first knowledge she had of thc dogs in thc district was seeing a station wagon parked on the roadway near Ihcir farm last Thursday Two which apparently belonged to the car owners were In the front field chasing last year calves Stone UCW views slides President Mrs Peart opened the Stone United Church meeting held May at 8 On completion of various reports a I hank you card was read sent from Mrs Omar Parker on behalf of the Eastern Star Matters of No parking on Fall St Rod tape was the holdup for no parking signs on Fall Street The Grand River Con Authority made a request last year that signs be placed on one side or Fall St to avoid weekend congestion outside park gates Because the roadway is one providing access to No Seven several channels of communication were requir ed to complete thc decision Permission has finally been confirmed Signs will be erected shortly Included an in vilation to Mimosa Church tea on June group bus lour scheduled for June and Ihe June meeting lo be held as picnic the home of Mrs Lorcc Roll call was answered by exchange of plant slips and for Ihe program ladles of the contributed Mrs read a worn I am to Be Queen of the May Mother Mrs F receded Land of Our Birth accompanied by Mrs E May at the piano and Mrs C read a poem I Do What you Want Me To Dear Lord Rev Anna Taylor or Mimosa Church showed slides of her recent trip in Ireland with Choral Society Thc ladies enjoyed her presentation Mrs Taylor was thanked by Mrs C tor providing an interesting contribution lo the afternoon program after which a delicious lunch was served around They were simply cornering poor and running Ihem down she said explaining had occurred Ignored The farmers wife said the couple from the car were at the fence trying to call them back They had leashes In their hands but the dogs were too excited and Ignored them a while the station wagon disappeared and Ihe took It for granted Ihe dogs had been taken away The next morning Friday the dogs were seen again however chasing the cattle They had moved Into another area of the farm where newborn calves and mothers with unborns were pasturing They started chasing them all around said Mrs Macerollo She said thai by this time besides the two beautiful Huskies two other dogs had Joined the chase According to Mrs the dogs could be seen around the farm from to Saturday On Sunday morning the mutilated body of was discovered One of the dogs was standing over the ear baring his teeth and growling any attempt to approach shoot col lea tne and Reeve Wnrrcn Parkinson Advice of the OPP was to shoot any on private property harassing livestock On Sunday night one of the dogs was shot the other on Monday morning Mrs Marccrolla sold thc other two dogs had joined the pack disappeared They have not been seen around thc form since This time we ever had any problem dogs she said and explained the dogs simply wtnl wild wllh excitement at chasing the animals Resides thc calf the have lost two others week They were born dead a result of their mother being chased about the fields before birth ALWAYS A BIB SELECTION OF CUT FLOWERS OpenJDiyi Til Dirk WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Caroline Flower Garden Shop BROS Jiff I MEAT RED BRAND BEEF Shoulder Roast Chuck Roast Rump Roast Sirloin Tip Round St Roast Prime Rib Roast Prime Rib Roast Ground Chuck Small Link Sausage Maple Leaf Sliced Side Bacon 105 BROS MODERN MEAT MARKET MOORE PARK PLAZA GEORGETOWN WATCH FOR THE MISTER MUSIC 18 MILL ST ACTON 8530711 Former Bus Depot JUNE 14TH 15TH AT Flamingo Capri Motel 3 days 2 nights Toronto to Las Vegas return Leaving Friday morning July 26 Return Sunday evening July 28 Includes many extras 277 Double Person BOOK EARLY Group of only Ellen Escort Milton 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