Rocks and Bears in tight bowling clash at Acton lanes
November 28 reports show high school teams trading frames with Bob McCurdy 232 and John Foley 219 anchoring Sapphire win over Teddy Bears as Rogers 243 paced Teddy Bears. Devon tops Upperm, Muskokas edge Soles. Leatherettes sweep Whirlybirds with strong scores from LeSueur and Masales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McCurdy
John Foley
Mike Rogers
Sapphire
Teddy Bears
Bears
Rogers
McCurdy
Ivan LaChance
Sulo
Devons
Uppers
Devon
Tinnie Masales
Arch Papillon
Ben Bayliss
Lloyd Masales
Ernie Lawson
John Dennis
John Robson
Muskokas
Pius Muskokas
Ken Papillon
Bill Buchanan
Steve Flisnik
Millie Fabian
Super Soles
Buchanan
Leatherettes
Helen LeSueur
Joyce Masales
Eva Williams
Helen Yateman
Birds
Roger Murray
Bob Brown
Harry Thompson
Pat Waldie
Whirlybirds
Leatherattes
Muskukas
Robertson defeats Deputy Reeve in 1961 council race
In Obex quarter of Nassaiga wear Township the shortlist turnout included joust aged voters. County official John Robertson ousted incumbent Deputy Reeve Archie R. Service by a narrow margin of 167 votes to join the new council alongside Ward results showing Robertson leading in Wards 4 and 2 with totals around 3816 to 1008 and other declared councillors and trustees named, with early results posted by 7:45 pm and ballots largely spoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassaigawear
Couvetior
John Robertson
Sey Minis
Roberta
Archie R. Service
PBR
Robertson
Robertson Jook
Pain
Serening Athens
Spo
Ocartign
John A. Mike
Charles ‘Thausen
Willian Coulter
Dre BD. Young
Arthur Gibson
CG. L. Young
Close Reeve Race In Esquesing Township Sinclair Wins By 71
Esquesing Township voters reelect Reeve Cai Sinclair for 1961 by a 71 vote margin over George Currie in a tight contest with partial results showing Sinclair at 808 to Currie’s tally. Eight of nine polling divisions reported early, with Limehouse delivering the decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cai Sinclair
Allige
George Currie
Reeve Sinchiir
Currie
Ste Od
Corrie
Sinclair
Reeve
Wilfrid Bird
Rianurs
Vote Currie
Liwan Cam Sinclair
Georgetown Returns Hyde in High Voter Turnout
Voters in Georgetown turnout around 75 percent as candidates win key local offices. Mayor Hyde re elected with 1087 votes over Tie Beard 978.1. Reeve and Hatton win. Sargent returns as Warden with 140 votes. Several council seats filled. school board members re elected for two year terms. new faces also elected to council and hydro commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireles
Housewily
Shirley Aenstrong
Een Hyde
Tie Beard
Reeve and Hatton
Doug Sargent
Retral
Walter Gras
Soungitloe
John Elliott
Wer
Fred Hlackson
Jack Critchlow Wal
Tranter Iil
Cass
Faghing
Bill Richmond
Joh Henley
Rex Cock
Schoul
Stuy Finkis
Ray Salter
Don Powers
Bulll McNeilly
Bert Classen
New Laas
Small and Grand Yule Gifts for the Season
A holiday guide suggests two gift types a small thoughtful choice and a grand lasting option. It praises fashionable elegant items and practical needs like stockings gloves linger cosmetics while noting the best gifts renew memories and usefulness for the season.
Children Baptized At Sunday Service
Sunday service at Actor United church featured baptisms for several children. Rev Dwight Engel presided as the infants’ families, including Leggett and Bruce families, and others named in the church roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actor United Church
Dwight Engel
Robert Leggett
Leena George
Helerene
Vian Charles
Nancy Aslie
Mare In Faye
Gwendolyn Jackie Marie
Robert Bruce
Gorden Raber
Brae Shocomber
Nancy Lynn
Battery care tips for motorists in cold weather safety
The article advises drivers to monitor battery health in freezing conditions. Acts include watching the ammeter during engine run, checking water level and terminals, and having a service station inspect the battery when fueling. Proper care prevents failures and keeps vehicles running in bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Altend
Phi
Returning Tuner Homer Kiet Ends UKeigan Visit
A terse report notes tuner Homer Kiet left last Friday after completing adjustments and refinements to the United Church organ. The session produced three and a half pages of newsprint worth of tuning work and general satisfaction with the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Egan
Homer Kiet
Eden Crest WII Community Meeting Sees Old Coins Roll Call
Eden Crest WII members gathered for the November meeting with many answering roll call about old coins and Confederate dates. The group raised 2848 for ENICLE, planned a Christmas party at Faden Chest WAL, and discussed donations to mentally retarded affairs while noting no needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Crest Wii
Eden Crest
Iba
Christina Hanper
J. Fank
M. Boult
Perry
McPherson
E. Woodhouse
H. McPherson
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Acton
Kent
Rocks
Rebels
Don Price
Gary Mosales
Jill’ Hurst
Yogis
el Co. Bongs
Pete Homer
Allan Hall
el Ca
Terry Masales
Pete Ham
Ler
Mike Mallocks
the Rocks
Sapphires
the Rebels
el Cu Bonys
Beardmore
Legion Ladies
Phyllis Angell
U.S.S
Cornhuskers
Ellen Wallace
Angell
Wile
Louise
Gordon
Budlough
Rac Shaw
Tage
Lauvelvinge Lachis
Dot Bade Braubhaw
Thinkers
Tapetets
Blue Springs Nursery
Upward Clinic
E. MacDonald
Cam Sinclair
George Leslie
Leslie
Walter Linhamn
Holl
Will Leslie
Linham
Walter Pape
John Wingrave
Tiveway
Willian Korzack
Wil
Liam Pomeroy
Arthurs Ray
Pam
K.C. Lindsay
Seekers Bite
Redly
Lindsay
Reeve Ware
Los
Council
Georg Rete
Ae IM
Ros Walte
Linitam Ai
Walter Pop
John Wingrove
Armstrong
Hay
Stanley Brown
Willi Koczin
Hk Olas
ASB
Willis Pomeroy
Arthur Ray
Sheine
Ford
Stron
Ger
Thompson Motors
Georgetown
Hyde
Cauilions Aid Hour
Gen Oun
Ca Hanes Close
Wiliam TL
Hunter
Burke
Jim Brown
Tan Cass
Don Barrier
Jim Emimetson
Parker
Hydro
Essier
Graham Harned
Im “Inc
Conmamession
Lovell Bros
Acton Citizens’ Band
Acton Free Press
Mans
Vearscal
Sears
Tipson
Teal Lane
Gener Electric
Itv
Canada
Gota
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