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thursday junk 28th 1b31 the actokl free press page mn toletcka toppies tanners team hits homer with bases loaded fete toletajcv brand slam home run in the top of the sixth inning rsd a 43 acton lead and en abled milton yntermcdiatcif to ex act an 64 win last night in a che game at ac th game wait a benefit for norm mor ton who had his ankle broken in the previous came between the two teams which acton won tolrfckaa circuit wmatfi came with two out and the base loaded on a double a pitched ball and a walk acton was never in con tention after the blow it waj t olid hit and the acton left gard ener had no chance 4o make catch h was one of eleven hits milton pilfered from southpaw ooa ttyder who went the distance on the hill for acton hfc acton club garnered only s tilt from ttoucette making his first appearance with the tied caps since his tryout with the cleve land indian chain iwnaley lad the acton bats with three hits in hour trips to the plate brie vol- foil jhumtim optometrist 72 st georges square guelph complete eyesight service otzka was easily the pick of milton canning in four hltsa home run double and two singles in as many tripi both clubs racked up two rum i the first i hoi pel and toletzka stored for milton on three safctlca masters and allen scored f6r acton when townsley amakhed a ground ball between second and ahort puc discuss mains children on tank continued prom pace on a loiter was rend from the compensation board re a claim of the commit i on this was to be turned over to solicitor leather- land a letter from the omea and awleu stated that at n joint meeting of these asiociatlons it dustbane sweeping compound for sweeping cellar floors and garages at all grocery and hardware stores dustbane products ltd j saatlivmte drlra leasroe toronto acton went ahead in the third jordan scoring on asasalcv bbikle over first doucette- retired the ide with three men onhaae by whlttinfc tyler mlhon evened it u in the fifth when helpel made the circuit acorlns on toletxkas single acton reeled off a double play to retire the aide in the bottom f the felt ac ton scored one a allen slnejed over first went to second as mam- urs walked to third on tbwnsleys infield bloop scoring as lindsay was hit by the pitcher the sixth saw toletzkas home run with three on and in the sev enth stover singled scoring on a wild throw to sew tjte tfame up it h e milton 200 014 1 8 11 1 acton 201 010 0 4 s 2 milton melanson 3b helpel as gervals rf toletzka cf pay lb stover if orenke 2b doucette p jllcphall c a 13 3b in th allen lb masales 2b townsley c if in flth bruce cf tyler 3b llndiay c in 6thv q jordan if ss 1n flth ryder p 400 kids try out at oakville session more than 100 kids of assorted sizes and ages ate up the opening session of the cleveland indians four day baseball school and tr out camp being held in oakville thi week locnl boys are attending the camp and receiving instruction from the cleveland scouting staff before the ookvllle seislon ends clare hoose clevelonds cannd- ion representative expects the cleveland staff will have seen more than 400 boys in action somewhere in the pack they rrny find t blp league prospect two pllitnr teams will bo pick ed from the cltwes for n rime thursday night jvas decided to petition the itep c for an increased coverage of the public liability insurance the proposed incrcaio is to 5010050 the commissi onasked for the rates to bo charged before they would indicate whether or not they were in favor of this increase fo appl were rece for the position of clerlttn trie p u c office the application of ml dorcen cole was accepted at a salary of 1300 per annum with her work to start immediately superintendent mason reported that arrangements had been made with the- hepc for joint use of the power line coming into acton from the west on no 7 highway superintendent mason was also instructed to purchase a 23 kva transformer to have on hand when the fall pair is held as it wul be needed for the auppsylng of power to the concessionaires superintendent lambert reported that there were four manholes and three valve boxes raised on no 25 highway to be level with the new road the commission inspected n hyd rant on guelph st which was broken by a car and repnlred by sunt lambert after discussing the matter ft motion waspaased lommra1hflhydrsnttinrv mnvtn an allowance for a four foot side walk this would only mean the extension of the present pipe feed ing the hydrant by five feet and the inclusion of a shutoff valve the fallowing accounts were pissed for payment hydro bantam baseball team to have new uniforms entered in seven team loor speedvale avenue east nortbeatt limits of gualph friday june 29 laugh night all comedy and cartoon show saturday june 30 cover up willliam benddc barbara britton montues july 23 good humour man jack carson louise albright wedthurs july 45 moon and sixpence george sanders herbert aaarshall children s ilaycround 2 shows nightly chlj- u 12 car free the newlv uniformed acton bant im btseball entry will come up against oikvllle clarkson st roots ville carlisle brampton and watcrdown according to the schi dulo recently released manager harry law son who is taking cire of the lads ii planning a bright future for them in the league acton rimes in the schedule follow june 21 oakville it ac ton june 30 acton nt clnrksnn juh 7 clarkson at acton jul 10 acton it cnkillo jul 14 cton it streetsville julv 21 acton at carlisle juh 2fl iton at bi mi ton aiin 4 cm lisle lit cton ur 11 w itordown it acton aug 1h streetsville at ct n bantam entry takes waterdown last night in 54 twilight session t ton s bant tm ntr pli d to i i a win whin thi nut water mn in th it h unlet wednt sdav mtfht john cunninghim on the mound for the locils pltihed 11 strlkeouts v till mecirtim f r the home t im hmdid out five scorers n the tilliht stssion were paul liwmmi with two runs john cun ningham with oni m holmm one mil hvw morton one tvspite a fine three hit pitching i fort from rons morton on satur day afternoon acton bantams lost their first name to oakville by a 2 0 score oakule runs were both unearned and the result of errors acton managed only two hits off sheppard the oakville wily one by paul lawson and the other bv paul denny morton whiffed ten batters in the sown inning game the lot lis now have two wins ind on lost uiuii r th ir belt to im 1 1 clrkon on saturdav elliott bros 34 h g barlow co 3 59 whithams garaffe 15 08 acton free prots 7 70 he pc of ont 0030 07 addreasograph multlffraph 73 smpon tools 4 70 james r kearney 77 70 federal wire cable 403 30 bell telephone co 37 20 northern electric- 60s s3 petty cash 1163 mr pilmer 1200 art vine 450 00 10 532 37 vaterworka art vine 40 00 cimdian brxis co 107 00 neptune meters 200 73 extra workers 5150 manhole repairs 75 00 053 n percy m howarth superin tendent of thd bank of mont reals ontario district for fivo yoarj has been promoted to tho managership of the banks im portant main toronto office mr howarth son of a baptist mlnis- tev started his banking caroor in acton merchants bank which was lator absorbed by the bank of montreal announce winners of awards prizes the announcement of winners of awards and scholarships at acton high school coincides with the promotion list announcement general proficiency scholarships arc awarded tt obituary nelson b lambert dies in 78th year pollock and campbell manufacturers of high grade memorials memorial engraving 62 water si north gait telephone mu six girls teams entered in league six girls tcama are entered in the hnltnn runl girls softbill 1 ijih thus vur with the si nson s w inner t ikinu tht hiywird cup the cnurtd teims ustid with their in in ijjt r are ilornbv j u k cintilon pilirmo mr mcgill gun willi inr w korzick tton rob r m irh ill oni ifih rivnor nns hiltcmville g o drltton tht iot schedult is i follows june 1 atton s p u nno gh n wilhumi s oimnh huton i he vs hornby lun i5 pihrmo s gh i u il llanu omaffh vs hiuonville hiuiib s iton june 2fl gun williams vs h irn 1 cton s oni nh haltunv id j pilermo juh 2 glen williams vs act- n homb onuffh y july 0 haltonillexi gl n willi mis p ilt rmo s hornb jul l eton s hiltonvilu onuii vs pile rmo julv it p ik rmo itlh h oli n willi mv hiltomille julv 2i git n w ill i inis s t raw kaltortmlle s omiuh t n s htnib jul 2t honibv i gun time by the fjforth halton hlh school district board and are giv en to the atudcrits who complete in one jreortho work of the jfrode with thhljthcst average per cent mark the wlnncts are grade ix first general profic iency pri7e janice baker 15 00 cash second general proficiency prize nancy lambert 10 00 cash grade x first general profic iency prize isabelle ritchie 1500 cash second general proficiency prize barbora turner 10 00 cash grade xi first general profic iency prize morjorie wome 15 00 cash second general proficiency prize donald daw kins r10 00 cash the scholarship of 25 00 donated by the lakeside chapter iode to the student who completes in one year the course in grade xii with the highest academic standing ond who continues to the upper school was won by lorene roszel members of the never late never absent club are ida ar chibald mary bralda carol fet- lerly maureen kinread barban turner john ware and ven warne each member receives a prize of 2 00 and also a beautifully designed certificate in addition i diploma t given tn the school ns a perrmnent record the winners of the following iwirds will not be known until the rt suits of the upper school ex munitions are publisht d in august it scholirship of 2 00 domttd bv the duki of devonshire chiptt r iodf to th student who ittuns the highest standing in the uppi r school bi spetiil prit uneii b the liki sldi chip tt r iodf to the girl and bo in the middlt ind upp r school lining tht bt st all nund record in hinh school is juilgttl b both studt nts md stiff nelson b lambert lifelong ret i dent of acton and vicinity poised away suddenly at his home jvtoln sl on tuesday junclihh mr lambert had been in falling health the past lx ycnri he wan in his vflth yttur vfc lambert wni born in erin towmihlp a ion of the late william and elizabeth lambert a suter mm john bennett and n brother chsrlm lmbrt pred ceancd him a number of yenru ago lmcr lambert wa it member of the acton united chbrch surviving to revere his memory nre his wldo writhe formlralice may crlpps six nons earl gordon hector ond harvey of acton mel- virr of rose prairie bc leonard rcn in korea and dora mrs hector guhrle toronto and one brother john lambert of acton one son raymond predeceased him eight years ago he had 12 grandchildren the funeral was held friday af ternoon at the victor b rumley funeral home with service con ducted by his pastor hv k cur- ray interment was in fulrvlew cemetery pallbcftrftr were john lambert walter lambert hetbert lambert fred cleave korman mceachern and james gardiner beautiful floral tributes were received from pillow wife wreath family wreath grandchlldreo mary and billy lambert john and annie lambert walter lambert and family herbert and sadie larol3ertratrrbttrlrttichatdtai zr ens and family charles and belle parker mr ond mrr e varey assembly boom girls smith and stone acton branch canadian legion wa united church mr ond mrs c o simmons and pat the hnrmonv club toronto the guthrie family employees j b mackenzie and son earls neigh bor george edwards and lucy ond harvey walton winnie and don hills bert mason mr and mrs cecil maplesden alice mae ond louie hilts employees assoc iation beardmore and co direct ors and staff beardmore ond co the coclcbum family lloyd ann ind bobbv hilils omar beatrice ond alean pirker ond glenna frver ond family norm ond edith mcearhern and stewirt ind jem russell it n om- honiby s pil ti mis oni inn s aeton p ih rnu vs hit onlllf juh io eton s ghn wil li mis oni igh s h lrnbv airguit 1 gh n willi inis h iltonvtu hh nbv v pol-rma- ugust h iltotu ille v cton pau rmo vs omagh tho presidint of the brigdi n intl the tt i iv rt britton u igui mr mrs radcliffe observe 35th anniversary at young farm fourth line mr md mrs duul ridcliff of oi in tbynul their thirl fifth vivld ng anmversiin on sunday w ith the young s on th fourth lhe their cousins messrs leslie ind nod bunn also of th it town icciimpanied tlu m and mrs and mrs lawrtmiie wieck and gemld oi acton were present it this oc casion 150 attend annual st albans picnic in pite of threitt rung skit s niin thm 10 pin nts md child- itn githend it th old mill pirk gifilph for the innu il ple na of st alb ins church on sit uitl i jinn jtnl a sporls protfrim in ehirse of sutton w isrirrtim out with nthusnsm prize winmrs wen ho t ind undt r p sutton j p il bovs 7 b d i inds i l imsruixso 10 h mifiddtn j 1iiiini ho s 11 12 f ijiwson g oakes bos 13 g smethurst w cumc lws 14 li 10 j cr is t footltt girk 1 ind undi r i- viekrr m i uxton girls 7 b c c ok c irol goixlw in ind udn qui equal girls t 10 f sagasfct yonn pi li girls 11 12 j peol s pml girls c mtrton m migs girls m 1 ltt p oikes j stutkev wein r rc h mi f idd n g snn thurst mrls 1hggi d n e p ookt s l sagtskl c morton m m igt s rolling pm onist mrs g hirrii mrs sutton t g kind spon raie t g joni s do hor- ri s wing on pitih mr md mrs t g j ml mr inl mrs g hirgrie fiiiiih rin mr ind mrs g hirgrim t footi t m- ind mrs w s wilsnn susin wilson a mrs f iiusnn timite the lornnt weight of i noose ind w ts illowed to take home the christmis dinner swimming and biseball idded to the onjoiment of the outing knox ladies aid meets in country the members of knox ladles aid enjoyed a delightful afternoon at the countrv home of mrs geo mcphail when they gathered to- gcthed for their june meeting the president mrs fred mc- cutcheon presided and mrs mur ray smith read the scripture les son and mrs ii h armstrong of fered a prayer the business of the coming weeks was plmmd for the summer meet ing will be a picnic at the home of mrs r l dividson with mrs er mcdowtll md mrs jas smith the committee to arrange the sports program mrs george some rvillr nod a or nn tlu month of juiu and how wi should t njo it mrs a j murray conduct d o quiz gune on hh t r ciu with mrs ilirnur sr of i- rind lie winning the oword mrs f anderson x pressed the appreciation to mrs mcphail for her hospitality and also to the com- mittte who climaxed the afti moon with a vtr gt nerous ind tasty lunch american visitor is accident victim dam igt t stimuttd at 250 to two t us v ts t ius d wh n th v tohidit n siturdiv night ibout 1 m0 pm ot m ntimtn iris of wh t long ust virgim i wis tr wiling east md th mi i it m in f e on w n pr hi i dnit w i t const 11 knkuwich wh in s ig it d th siendt nt s iri in p ln c nit n tn sdi th tt it ni in h id bt n drinking but could n t s i hi u ii intoxieiti d thi itudtnt hi urn d at the comer of vmmjrpnrt yueenstreets ind thi mst uili s m isiirmients hwi th tt i mm had 22 fe thf hiiiw i whilt ntiminaris h i ibout r it 1 f un hu side mr ntmimr hid time from rth ri t b pr s nt it th ml h r n tu sd i h said hi s m th t ir t uming tow ird him j ind hid stopp i h s nr and blown un horn u y nni peid i eh irg f cmlet 1 w ls fn 10 ind i witn ss mileage imount month in jail or in nl d guil ln nf t ioits ind mg to trtl or i difmlt his drivrs lin rue was suspended for one month and the owners license which he claimed wis is iils wifr name was to be di lit with by the department if lllghw ins obituary w a w i worker interred at acton after an illness of about four week catherine a mftknigall passed owoy at the home of her nephcw johnilsralth julj waldemar on june 17 formerly of acton district mrs mcdougall won the wife of the late duncan mcdougall a lifetime member of the pres- ibyterian church mrs mcdougall won active in the work of the dub- lib w i ftnahtf fe run wa fcft to mourn hejr loss are two brohers nell tlnd john smith and a slsler mart smit rev dr altken pf hillaburgh presbyterian church conducted the funeral service at the victor b rumley funeral home on jiitie m pallbearers were six nephews vic tor a smith alex smith oliver somerville emery dyer bert dy er ondjqonald dyer flower bearers were donald ren nick gordon ren nick grant mcewen chester mcewen alex watdle and laurence gibbons lovely floral tributes were re- elved from pillow brothers and hurler dyer family td and ed ith wright dublin neighbor the smith nieces ond nephews mr and mm jack frank tho mcarthur family the mcewen family unt c mcewen and grant jacjc and dorothy alex and muriel marie and oliver interment was in fairview cem etery acton ladies auxiliary members enjoy party in ymca monday evening the ladles of the ymca aux iliary enjoyed a funfilledt social program at the ymcalast won- day evening to mark the close of wbticcejaifuleasontrfsetvtcerwwrk for the ymlca j a varihy of garnet were enjoy ed with i mrs f cordon mrs j y hiiwrtjjir j jany a mr c sutton wmnlng tho useful pruea a lunohwa nerved consisting of a delicious salad frtrawberrir and a variety off other refresh ments canadian draughtsman mr charles bone 73 has been playing draughts by poet from bis home at london canada with peo ple in london england and other parts of britain for 18 years he recently arrived at london airport on a 4060mlle move to meet some of his postal opponents n0tlce all cemetery accounts for annual care are now due and payable at the office of the acton public utilities commission j mcgeachie secretary treasurer ibhi holiday time l w are prepared to fill your needs or the dominion day holiday dominion day monday july 2 store closed ail day wednesday july 4th store closes at 12 30 171 i ifytt ddaq hll1u1 1 dkuj looking for a bungalow there is a strong demand for bungalows on account of the easy living they afford as well as low heating costs listed below is one that will satisfy your requirements and your puhe y detached bungalow ilfiom new owner has improved tt considerably newer type of construction solid wood blocks covered w th i wash stucco easily heatod wash room with toilet bowl and shower five rooms in nice residential d strict close to both h rjhways for appointment to view contact wright real estate and insurance appraisors realtors insurors v l wrtfhl otiler wilbur hi ac ion rbaa 5 v b wright office s matdonmll hl garlpb pkaaa 15w yes we have others as well as small holdings and building lots i