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The Acton Free Press Wednesday Juno 8 B3 COYOTES placed first in the Youth Bowling council junior league The held their annual banquet Friday with the coyotes all present Left to right Julie Heatley Kathy Edge Lynn Phillips Anne McDonald captain Scott Norton and Back row Marg White coach ACTON YOUTH Bowling Council seniors held their annual banquet Thursday evening at Knox church Trophy winners were left to right Gary Dale Wilkinson Pat Storey Kathleen Cheyne Rob Bousfield and Brian Reed Background is Bruce Fowler coach of the winning team Century old link The discovery of a century old document in an old family Bible has led a Snrnia man to wonder if any of his relatives come from tnis area P Welsh a lab technologist with Chemical Canada brought a receipt for a subscription to the Free Press to the papers office The beige colored piece of paper was made out to Mr Jas I heart of The paper is May J J is I is Mr Welsh great great maternal grandfather Mr Welsh is working for a couple of days this week at Building Products and came the paper office with the hand lie receipt The price for the free Press In the 1870s is stated on the paper as 1 if paid in advance SI In six months and at the end of the year Mr Welsh s address in is Chemical Canada Box N7T Games assoc nonpolitical YOUTH BOWLING Council Bantam playoff winners the Falcons proudly display the hard ware they received at the league s annual bowl ing banquet Saturday evening Left to right Tracey Lynn Grahame Bruce Canary captain Beverly Dunn Christopher Gerva and Kevin Galloway Back row is coach John Dunn Senior citizens arc free tickets to the High with PC date George Grays to the tickets Iteeeivint complaints stair Macintosh I resident the Peel Highland inus issued a the had no knowledge of the inclusion of lie political card Free to senior citizens the would like to disassociate ourselves any in politics arc a il He said he hoped all the sen or citizens would use the t to attend the Saturday 11 Highland Games in Park and sold he was looking forward to a happy successful day newspaper rccched calls from senior citizens who termed the poht card on as vote buying with free ickcls International Soccer at MILTON SATURDAY JUNE 330 pm MILTON vs SPVG PLATTLING PLUS Soccer Tournament at Milton PLACE E C Drury School TIME July Noon to TEAMS SPVG London City St not S W Iton S C Nil Socca Nil OS L I IN HALTONBURLINGTON ON JUNE 9th VOTE for BILL JOHNSON NDP Bill Johnson Born Hull England 1922 Studied building construction Hull Technical College Served as Commando Parachutist during WW Qualified as Bosun Steam Trawlers Hull Nautical College Emigrated to Canada 1952 Has lived in Nassagaweya since Is a Stationary Engineer with Federal Government Bill Johnson has a record of public service few can match President of the Nassagaweya Area Ratepayers Association Former Director of Ontario Garbage Coalition Past Chairman of G U A R Group United Against Rural Dumping Chairman of the Committee to improve local phone service Founding member of the Foundation for Aggregate Studies Chairman of Halton Hills Concerned Citizens Committee President of the Halton Federal D Bill Johnson is well known in the community as a most effective advisor and mediator for people with seemingly problems A devoted environmentalist Bill has spent many hours lecturing to students women clubs service clubs etc He has written and presented many briefs to all levels of government and has published articles in newspapers and technical journals The closer you look the more sense It makes For Election Day information and transportation call 8788830 8788839 8771107 toll free Headquarters 205 Main Street Milton 221 Main Street S Georgetown