s thursisay november m lftsl the acton free press acton ontario page iwk household accessories vol will find these item of practical um or try en rtn one fof that special friend plastic by thd yard 36 9 to 69c 5485c to 125 piastic table cloths sovoral sizes 115 to 198 plastic bowl covers 49c lace table cloths a varioty of patlorns 349 to 625 printed table cloths sovoral sizes 198 to 695 plain and fancy pillowslips 139 to 469 pr blindcraft aprons 79 to 175 ladies tailored shirts 295 to 395 mallard knitting wool nylon roinforcod by monarch 35c bail acton high school news by carolyn omkt thing ore bnck to normal attain nrpund the school after what wc thought wan n very successful commencement the next event on t tim table in the christmas cx- imilriftnbnli unci oieyieruilniy are not far off now so far wo have hadf no complaints about the commencement and ev eryone seemed to think lliat both nights ran very smoothly there are some partn of the pro gram that the audience students and teachers will not forget for a long time one of these is the won derful valedictory address in which fred euringcr had everyone pre sent listening to every word of his address the play was another highlight of both performances there were n lot of laughs while everyone watched the antics of the bobby sox brigade bath towels a large assortment 98c to 298 each laundry bags to clear 149 each tea towhs 45c to 89c ea one lot girls brushed rayon gloves only 49 pair many other unas on display speakers business jr farmers meet the acton junior farmors held their regular meeting november 14 nt the home of mr and mrs mckeown at the rtlrls meeting ruth brown reported the dates of the amateur entertainment leadership school and the opening of night school this was decided upon rt the regular meeting of the county board speaker for the evening was 1 in harris who told about iiink- ig ind the depositing of money to toe toller tr biys meeting one ied vih f- isual business this mcludt d pet iirg two k boys for ledrritp avoi and inmc nppllc i or titjht school two of iheio cla s are not filled mr thomlinson i prcenting bnbson bro co v irc guest speaker ho show- i u films on the production of mlk and the care of you- milk- in p pchinc at the joint meetng mrc f prowl with the assistance f ccovc atkin showed plcturcu and pa- 1 curds of his trip through the unred states ho enphlnju cprh on- ps it was shown cooking hints prizes given freely at iodes school several hundred acton ladles combined learning many cooking hints and winning many prices on tuesday and wednesday evenings this week when the duke of dev- onshlre chapter of the i o d e sponsored a robin hood cooking school in the town hall it parker was blaster of cerem onies the first night and george mason the- second both assisted by mrs a long the regent of the chapter if not call at the acton free press office and send gift subscriptions a weekly visit 52 times a year for only 250 friends ap preciate the free press with all the local newt the acton free press 56 mill st acton phone 174 mrs v scrlver of the robin hood co working with motiorn equipment lent by symons hard ware and acton home furnishings voifflcted several temptingsmell ing mshes each evening with draws for bags of groceries and special prizes interspersed with draws for the fragrant baking practical hints for inexpensive and quickly- made dlsheji found an interested audience mrs e heffernan of acton assisted mrs scriver tuesday nights prize winners were as follows bags of groceries mrs jean lnsby mrs j m mc donald marjorie loutltt mrs wm cooper mrs r bean miss florence ell lott colin mcnobb mra h hlnton mrs d a russell mrs j h wilson mrs a haydon mrs b tennant mrs wm rud- dlck mrs c pickett mrs j hurst mrs a mercer mrs w coles mrs cyt harrison tor onto miss sodle mctntyre t nl- col miss olive musselle mrs r darby mrs deforest mrs w struthers mrs l welck and mrs e johnstone pair mitts mrs j m mcdonald 125 cleaning certificate a j grf01dchilds cupboard and dishes mrs fred anderson box chocol ates mrs j locker pair nylons mrs wm little 2 50 milk tick ets mrs joan knight painted tray mrs j j stewart record al bum mrs a wilkinson decorated enke mrs d kingshott assorted box mrs v nicol flavors mrs o e robblns 356 taxi voucher helen novak box chocolates mrs a massey paint ing by jenn johnstone miss ev- oleen brnida nylons mrs w coon 4 double passes to roxy theatre mrs g hargraves pair gloves mrs wm mcleod eliz abeth arden kit mrs g mcken ie actons early days grace townslcy sheet and pillow cases e e barr 5 fials gas mrs a near winners of the food baked at the school were two dishes and cheeseburgers irene evans wien er delight and box of easymix mrs j lcjshman gingerbread cookies mrs grindell plantation pie mrs h r force gingerbread cocktail cake mrs g h hill to ronto the regent mrs a long was given a gingerbread pudding and r it parker n blueberry pie for their help the mothers of twins mrs geo mason and mrs garrett were giv en boxes of nutrim and colored dishes boxes of baby food were also given to all the mothers with babies under six months old mrs sirrs won the hotel dinner given to the lady whose 25th anniversary was closest mrs s braida won an orange blossom cake for having the nearest birthday and marjnrv ii ill a bouquet of flowers as sec ond wednesday evenings winners were as follows bags of groceries miss i fisher miss rena braida mrs e johnstone mrs towns joy miss betty bnuer mitts s ralston mrs f dunn frank co6permrarx long toronto mrs j mcgeachie mrs holemnn miss d gibbons mrs c l poole mrs e- footht mrs hunter mrs c hansen mrs ii peal mrs h holmes mrs r armstrong mrs s j mecutcheon miss inez mc- lellan mrs e tyler mm p blnnie mrs w t mills mrs wm sybitt mrs n dnrby meringue nhhit m mrcaiiy mlili ruby clarke mrs e patter son mrs papillon boys leather mitts norma marchment cleaning certificate dot blow 2 tins cocoa mrs bickell nylons miss m mainprizo nylon certificate mrs e bilton flavorings mrs roche milk tickets rosemary cook yardleys set mrs c grelse 5 games bowling miss j currie chocolates mrs d dills baking certificate mrs veldhuls wenrever utensil mrs wm coop er milk tickets mrs d graham custard dishes mrs f mooney wearever utensil mrs p binnlc mans tie mrs leo close finger wave certificate miss tweddle cap and belt mrs de forest cup and saucer mrs p smith table cloth mrs amy rapp 2 tins cocoa mrs h bax ter pair gloves mrs b snnford salmon ring mrs latimer fruit loaf mrs paul cookies mrs garner corn starch box doris wilson 3 bowls mrs mckeown orange rosette mrs l marshall wall bracket mrs s jones 5 00 certificate mrs r ballentlnc ham mrs wm thompson 500 grtsolino certificate mrs m walk er mr robt darby was the lucky winner of the mixmaster and the birthday prize of flowers went to mrs w bauer imrs j mowatt received n cake for the oldest lady and mrs masales flowers for being married 50 years mrs deforest won the special prire for the larg est family mothers with children up to nine months received boxes of nutrim pounding the sports beat with- a vengeance the hockey fahonk in acton will lenvc fans starving again tills season as the result of the aeton minor sports clubs decision to adhere strictly to minor hockey again thin semester a proposed junior team would be but of the question under present rulings and come come come free tojall farmers another big john deere day show milton town hall monday november 26 1951 2 shows time 230 pm and 800 pm r mcduffe son john deere sale and service milton ontario everyone welcome plusr several interesting and educational pictures on john deere equipment and modem arming practice town of acton nominations for mayor roovo deputy roovo and six councillors 3 school trustoos and 1 public utilities commissionor want ad page where old friends meet lu compliance wih the muncipj act i meeting of the elecuu- of aeton w ill be held in the town hal on friday november 30th 1951 i from 730 to 830 pm for the purport of nominatinj i candidates for the office of mum i keeve uepul heeve hid couiull- i ions school tuistees ami lim v ilities commissioner for the u- uil lerms of office th votes of the elector of iii- snd town shall be taken ti muiuliy december 10th 1051 com neiu ing at the hour of mm o clock in the morning and cjnun uiiig until six oclock in the after niton m the same day at the fol lowing places that us to say ward no 1 council chamber loivn hall with vera ingles a- dopatj returning officer ward no 2 council chambers town hall with w coles as dep uty returning officer ward no 3 firemens room town hall with annie anderson as deputy returning officer ward no 4 back room town hall with harriett helwlg ns deputy returning officer j mcgeachie a202 returning officer john goy heads minor sports club john goy was elected president of the acton minor sports club at the annual meeting on tuesday night in the town hall he succeeds ken blow who headed the organi zation for the past three years other officers elected for the com ing year were ernie marks vice president doctor g sirrs secre tarytreasurer and an executive committee composed of dr f g oakes corp r mason bill hollo- way vic masters and doug cole man provisnn was made to in clude other executive members a financial report was given by treasurer j graham which indicat ed a highly successful year for both minor hockey ami baseball jac kets are to be presented to the ban tam baseball club which climbed to the verge f an ontario champ ionship only to be eliminated in the final series two games to one tile meeting held an open dis cussion on hockey plans for the il52 season it was decided to sponsor a sliong town league for boys and eligible players selected to form a bantam and a midget team fur a bye into the omha plnydowns dr sirrs and bill ilolloway were named as delegates to the annual ol the o mh a in toronto the minor sports executive thought it expedient to sponsor only n town league possibly composed of six or oiuht teams of kids ranging any where from nine to lli ycsurs out of these clubs two teams n midget and a bantam would be picked to enter the om ha phiydowns with a bye the organization which con sidered ajunior club as a separate entity altogether by the same token thought a juvenile team im probable with homebrew talent alone to work with tire minor sports tiub elected to expend their energy at mnking a going concern out of the pro poned town league to give it color the teams will be named nfter n hl clubs with the thought in mind of splitting the league into two divisions one for the older kids and another for those eager beavers twelve and under by this system they hope to eliminate the neces sity of having younger players just fresh on blades ploying with the older and bigger kids summary baxter labs won their first game in two starts mon day night by downing norvnl 43 in a rough and tumble affair in which the norval club renewed its reputation for playing lacrosse bridgeport vets long a trouble team for old hatpin annie finally were elevated to senior b status after fooling no one but the oha for years over their wholesale inr- norting last year the vets cop ped the int b championship with practically an identical club to that of this year although this term bridgeport is no closer to kitchener the o ha has seen fit to disting uish between the two communities john calder plumbing heating eavestroughing tinsmithing prompt courteous service free estimates church street phone 1vw the ymca board of directors invites you to an oldfashioned barn dance round and square dancing good orcheilr and good eat admission 35c friday november 23 at the ymca ps dont forget to wear your jeans and plaid shirts mmmmahmnmhmhmmmmahmhammmmmhhmummul be prepared for cold weather poem a telephone call to one two eight brings you cab service at its best ill ask any time about the rate i hi and we will db the rest for prices quoted aro always fair according to the miles we do our bust to get you there and leave you with a smile a smile is something we all can wear it costs us nothing to carry so hue our cab forget your cares the driving will be our worry roys taxi phone 00 acton we have a large variety of mens windbreakers station wagon coats and overcoats at very reatonable price mens windbreakers fully lined sizes up to 44 rog 895 fiy q- special price each p mens station wagon coats sizes up to 46 priced 2250 2950 boys overcoats sizes 28 to 34 reg 1495 m ft ox price to clear div varied program for dublin wi the regular monthly meeting of dublin wi was well attended at the home of mrs alex near nas- migawevn list thursday mrs l ferguson the president presided the opening numbers weie the istitute ode and annie luini roll call was ans ered b a cur- lent event which proved quite m- ltestuu mention was made of the euchre and dance which was to hae been held at steuarttown re cently but was postponed on ac count of the w eather it w ill be held at a latei date the piojeet let us eull it hu man xatuii wis beiru held oil mondav at iimehouse hall and any of the niembeis who were able to attend were asked to do so mrs d moffat gave a short talk on helpful hints mrs c j van- gooren the convenor of current events and hisloricil research gave a talk on this subject and outlined many good suggestions for making up programmes and roll calls mrs ii blythe gave u ten minute report on education mrs melvin stor ey conducted u contest and the winner was mrs g somerville on account of the holiduy season the dote of the next meeting will bj udvunced the hostess mrs near asstaed by the committee mrs watklna mrs somerville and mrs dennis served a delicious lunch and a soc ial tune was enjoyed by the lad ies moore rocher painting and decorating contractors phone 299w or 275j acton mens overcoats single breasted style slash pockets half lined tf q7 ujc sizes up to 44 reg 4550 special price each po i 0 mens overcoats reg 3550 t9a qg reduced to jiij pallants mill st clothing store acton ont a acton taxfl now located at 19 main street north aro pleasod to announco to their many cuitomer that thoir taxi are now radio dispatched with marconi twoway radios for more prompt reliable service m h if you need a car phone 260r 24 hour service i mm