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thursday april 3th 1996 tui acton free press acton ontario page seven spring specials goodyear marathons tubetype strong goodyear cord body famous goodyear guarantee with a recappable tire the 600 x 16 size now costs just aa m tartu ii mm a too thompson motors phone ev9 acton want ad page where old friends meet union 9 mill street gjmnd housecleahing sale javex 32oz btl 21c ml sos pads smau2 25c 23c lqe breeze 5c off 2 a 73 sunlight soap bab loc spic and span m 29c oiaot 71c rug cleaner imorene windex b15c 37c 8ta flo uoutd laundry starch 3 5c off 19c niagaea instant laundry starch i 19c ajax cleanser 2 r 27c sail photo addison woodley right was presented with an agricultural ser vice diploma for his many years of service in agricultural work at the annual euchre and dance of the halton agricultural society by agricultural representative j e whitelock left following euchre shortill sheet metal ptumbing heatino gar wood furnaces eavestroughing 114 churchiu road phone 464 for top rated fuel oils and service call 69 thompson fuel service prompt delivery by meter pump deal at home and uva jpresent a woodley agricultural diploma milton town hall was filled to capacity for the annual euchre and dance held under the auspices of the halton agricultural society after lunch was served the presi dent howard armstrong announc- l ed the prize winners for euchre i ladies high prizes went to mrs i cecil jarvis and mrs olive bal- dock and gents high prizes went to fkon elliott and george brownridge the trasellwg prizes were won by- mrs charles leriche and george somerville after the prizes were given the president called on j e whitelock agricultural representative who presented an agricultural service diploma to a t woodley for meri torious service to agriculture the evening closed with dancing to mil lers orchestra and a good time was reported b ail simoniz paste wax for oar mmml tin 89c liquid kleener 98c bodysheen 125 bodycard 125 patpsodeut tooth paste 59c 100 webtimahotjbb light bulbs watt r watt 20c wa 20c m watt 20c nugget shoe polish zg 29c nvcoa margarine 2 55c aylmeb catsup grand union 11oz btl 19c rkkles sat 29c viau rice cookies i lb cello 29c butter cookies i lb cello 29c cocoamut macaroons 12 oz cello 29c obkbbrs trawh ood junkm foods 2 19c e l buchnelr optometrist in acton every wed afternoon office at 48 mill st e acton hourst306 00 evenings by appomtmen for appointment telephone 115 stan hall remarks on debate in house halton countv junior farmers cbattng team was xeferied to in he houe of commons on mondav f last week when stan hall the ount s pro incial m p drew the attention of the members to the achieeement the mp for carle ton the eoiint which lost to hal- ton in the finak alsi expressed his congratulations obituary spent entire life id nassagaweya twp a resident of nassagawej a tow n- ship all his life joseph frank of rr 2 rockwood passed own it his home on march 27 the district farmer had lived for over 50 jears at his late residence he was born in nassagawej a in 1871 the son of the late christian frank and ellen mcglaughlin he was married m 1904 to edith gil- mour who survives him also re maining are eight sons and daugh ters christian and william of nas sagaweya joseph and minnie mrs james of georgetown john of ac ton laura mrs silcock of mer- rickville howard at home and karl of port credit he was pre deceased by one son wilfred in l9vt no brothers or sisters sur vive he was a member of ebenezer united church funeral service was held jftl the rumley funeral home in acton on friday march 30 w f slinn of ficiated pallbearers were sons william karl christian john and howard and oscar locker carry ing the flowers were gordon sil cock and bud james sons in law and james brooks aubre carna- han alex frank ro donald howard donald and ken billiard interment was in nassngaea presbterian cemetcr ugnyoufferin acton welding and repair expert welding at reasonable rales des orourke rr 4 acton precautions in farm sale urged by qc intended for last week deal only with old reliable well established real estate companies and be very careful of agreements made when selling prpoerty these and many more precautions were urged by george elliott qc when he spoke to members of ligny and pine grove farm forums monday night at the final meeting of the season held in pine grove school mr el liott advised farmers not only to read all contracts very carefully but to consult their lawyer before signing any papers in view of the fact that so much farm land is changing ownership for various purposes mr elliotts advice and warning were greatly appreciated bv the members and if followed might save considerable grief and disappointment thi film enough and for ah was shown and vocal instrumental and musical numbers gicn by audrey broun and david howdcn were en- ocd lunch and a social visit fol lowed the program robt r hamilton fred a hoffman optometrists formerly e p head phone cuelph 1924 58 st gnornus square aowjtic v m beirdmore march 26 rolling room with an all out win over upper leather took oer the top spot m the beardmejre chrome dektng curr for the works hung onto the third rung beamhouse made it two fast w ins from cutsole but eased up and cutsole came on with a rush to grab off one qf their infrequent wins leading the trundlers was j turkosz 729 followed by a rat- cliffe 69a k papillon 634 h lam bert 625 j dunn 624 j robson 677 league standing rolling room 44 upper leather 41 chrome 40 beamhouse 32 curry 28 cutsole 4 legion ladies march 26 the legion gals are having themselves quite a hassle for the playoff spots dim wits took half wits for two and totals to move up into contention while doodle bugs swamped fireflies to take oxer the second spot j bul- lough 607 and s turkosz 603 were tops in triples a wheeler 240 m- coonei 250 p jordan 203 e roach 233 m irwin 263 k james 213 were best on the singles league standing half wits 100 doodle bugs 83 dim wits 79 fire flies 78 ledgers i ga march 26 hers making a desper ate effort to overhaul his before the schedule winds up made it two and totals to keep their hopes alie best trundling was done in the singles and it was e bowman 257 e duffield 214 and c ledger 22j league standing his 105 hers 77 ymca ladies auxiliary march 27 once again the wheel of fortune has spun round and m s are now on the outside looking in after bowing tocs for two and totals a s increased their lead slight when tho handed out the same medicine to ys the singles had m coonc 203 i martin 230 b armstrong 234 l woods 203 v varev 232 and g barr 212 top trundlers for triples were j bull- lough 653 p angoll 619 and o earle 612 league standing a s 84 y s 80l cs 79 ms 76 mason knit march 27 bouncers had the in dian sign on pin tumbk rs and walked off with two and totals go fe rs likewise put a lux on ramblers for the same result kraz k it wire not in a chant abli mood and refused to 1 t hot shots snare i kime tht fearsome foursome d eirle g hulford jf masales and e william- made present study book at radio broadcast alert evening auxiliary of knox 1 presbvtenan church met at the home of miss emma cole on wed nesday march 21 with mrs annie anderson as convener of the pro gram the devotions were taken by mrs elizabeth turner and mrs liz zie o hara this months chapter of the study book was presented as a broadcast over station acton by the wms broadcasting system bv mrs clif- tonably assisted by mrs anderson miss hall mrs krapek mrs inglis mrs turner and mrs leishman this proved to be a very interesting way of presenting the study book mrs inglis took charge of the business and much discussion fol lowed concerning our visit to hal ton manor the talent sale and a thank offering meeting the meet ing was closed with the mizpahi benediction and a lovely lunch was served by the committee m charge m baxter lab march 28 one change in the baxter lab standings tigers by clobbering braves for the works replace them on the fourth rung gavvge williams 652 and ross morton 621 featured the win dodgers although in last place are still trvmg and picked up the long end of a 52 go with the indians don mcmulkm 813 and ab robin son 602 were tops in the trundling art for this affair handy andy ftufnagel paced the yankees with a 629 tricount when they made it two and totals from the first place athletics league standing athletics 1c9w indians 93 yankees 03 tigers 88- braves 82 dodrers 82 acton ladies march 28 although lucky strik es won all games from gogetters the latter scared the bejabers out of them 4 pins was the winning margin in the first 32 in the sec ond and 20 in the finale if the gals had been plaving rugby dot earle and helen lesueur would have got the credit for kicking the winning points after touchdown both had 609 triples slippy spares cantered home in the first won the second handilv and won the third driving the losers pin tumblers jitterbugs grabbed off the first canto from hep cats but the felines rallied to grab the last two and totals the femmes had troubli finding the hcadpin but the odd single conies to light narhelv d krnpc k 209 m pope 200 morton 23 m marks 243 i martin 21 and r hulford 206 i ague standing lucky strikes 120 hp cats 109 sloppy spires 107 go gi iters 7 jitterbugs 65 pin tumblirs 4f aeton major man h 29 dominion hotel are making a stritch drive for the plavoff spot and their 7 point win from vagabonds are not going to vith the triples of 621 700 636 and hurt their chances tiger cats havtnt grven up but the short end of a 52 go with combines doesnt help fir men must have their big blue eyes on extra prize money cause they stopped carrolls for two and totals best triples came from r morton 661 m bennett 609 c ryan 633 h earle 608 c spires 684 j turkosz 648 n mor ton 660 g masales 687 b webster 601 b tyler 606 had some nice doubles from c leishman 419 d grein 502 and a hot 307 single from t masales league standing dominion hot el 67 tiger cats 47 combines 37 firemen 33 vagabonds 28 carrolk 12 commercial industrial march 29 ridsdales despite only 625 in that order singling out the singles w i hav t c t ler 227 j de- forest 235 d townslev 228 r goodwin 217 l turkosz 205 d tvler 230 k mccristall 208 j mc- crea 216 league standing bouncers 122 kraz katz 107 gofirs s8 rambl ers 94 pin tumblers 89 hot shots 58 acton mixed march 27 dirty skunks like first place so well they consolidated the position with a 7 point win from the high rollers ella gibbons surprised the talent herself includ ed with a 632 tricount in this go pin clippers were also in an all or nothing mood and snared the works from thistles c ryan 605 t masales 6 g clow 6 featur- ed this go terriers won two from shamrocks but the irish em blems had enough on the ball for totals r hulford s 603 v as tops in this hassle league standing dirtv skunks 39 pin clippers 23 thistles 27 high rollers 24 shamrocks 24 terriers 24 never before an oil burner like this snow white mushrooms lb 49c rompasw w or jttic oranges 5 lb bag 39c 20 ok poly bag tdcas carrots 2 for 25c canada no i 3 r feriy la cooking onions 19c coffee apmectatton gay skoal saturday upon only 87c b accident costs automobile insurance rates automobile insurance rates ara set in direct relation to the number and cost of occidents of canadian drivers last year for example automobile insurance claims amounted to more then one hundred million dollar i a motor car was smashed every two minutes and someone was injured or lulled every 12 minutes 9 when the costs of automobile accidents decrease so do automobile insurance rates but when the number and cost of jcicodents increase than insurance rates increase too dnv carefully canada dfstjkamck fzdeftation iiiw v jo new mc- i replace your old unit with this wltollyiirwoonotptalbunmrdmian economy come b r ifacts you can save 45 if you order now for sumanor booking early reg booking s395 price 350 mmnitii iiaaaaaaaaananaaanaaanei gat your c forcjoytv treasure chest tv set given away every saturday night root hardware winning one kime fiuiu ink spots still hang onto first place goy cartage hung it on a p green for two and totals ramblers pulled a fastie and clobbered the micros for the works didn t know that the absence of george beatty would make that much difference top triples were tripled by o chapman 608 d bexton 617 j mccutcheon 611 d lindsay 706 b coon 622 b williami 643 j cunningham 600 and that s all lcagm standinc ridsdales 103 micro plastics 99 gov cartage 88 ink spots 88 a p green 85 ramblirs b3 i gicnleague m irrh 30 things ire back to norniil in suburbii after the stii ind i uik six shut out the i puddle lumper- eskimos time up wilh n two and totils e m from snfus top nun on the tv an- jtenna were g birr cto 307i and r thomson 6ft0 the singles had b iiceb 260 j molodv 218 a kicker 2x1 g booth 201 a mc- gowin 214 league m indmg iuckv six 65 eskimos 62 snafus 61 puddle jumpers teaacera march 31 eagles upset the bulls eei for the works as did orioles when thev met ihc tumbling teens robins not to be outdone did likewise to hot shots mashing the maples for the doubles were t jennings 466 s dedels 417 d wilds 401 a williams 400 r mor ton 411 and b skilling 450 league standing bulls eyes 89 orioles 63 tumbling teens 60 eagles 60 robins 81 hot shots 67 dtans ana data tinnie masales with a 307 alngle had a hammerlock on the carrolls award then along came cord barr and matched it up sooo for this once both the boys scored avelina rocher with 384 chomps on the i g a groceries phil le- sueurs si 2 picks up the cord mc cutcheon haberdashery ofeyle hulford with a too tricoutwt got her windbreaker cleaned by the tops cleaners reinharts cocacola and 7up hidden scores were watt by g hulford s gevrais w spir es and b skilling fdont look for it bill the team drank it up intereounty boys took carters oakville ouflt for two and total gives them a lure pop lead at is points for the second aeries rheta goodwin won the don s bexton draw in the acton ladits league thats 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