Spilling Five Pins at Acton Bowling Lanes
Intermittent bowling results from Acton High School games dated November 28 show top scorers Bob McCurdy 232 and John Foley 219 leading the Sapphires over Teddy Bears while Teddy Bears’ Roger and Iv an LaChance powered a triple for the Bears.
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Helen Yateman
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Roger Murray
Bob Brown
Harry Thompson
Pat Waldie
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Nassawa Township elects new Deputy Reeve in 1961 council race
About one quarter of Nassawa wera Township voters turnout Monday across five polls. John Robertson defeated incumbent Archie Reeserving by a narrow margin of 2b votes. Robertson led in Ward 4 4 and 5 with majorities of 3816 and 289, while Ward 2 showed 32.30. Reeve Julia Milne was reelected at nomination, with councillors Thomson Coulter and Young also acclaimed alongside school trustees Gibson and Young.
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John Robertson
R. Robertson
Incumbat
Archie
Service
Robertson
Beto
Julia A. Milne
Charles Thomson
Willian Coulter
B.D. Young
Arthur Gibson
CL. Young
Stewarttown
K. C. Lindsay
Close Reeve race in Esquesing Township reelects Cam Sinclair
In Esquesing Township Cam Sinclair won the reeve by 71 votes over George Currie amid a 47 percent turnout. Sinclair’s final tally was 808 to Currie’s 737 as Limehouse results pushed him over the line. Incumbents George Leslie Wilt Leslie and Walter Linham won council seats, while Shirley Armstrong topped the school board race with 497 votes. Assistant Deputy Reeve Wilfrid Bird drew acclamation.
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Walter Pape
John Wingrove
Shirley Armstrong
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OT RE Currie
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Ware
George Curtie
Ros Walte Rolintam
Walter Pope
John Wingrove School Board
S. Armstrong
Ant Stanley Brown
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Willian Pomeroy al
Arthur Royce
Georgetown Vote Returns Hyde as Mayor in 75 Percent Turnout
Georgetown voters heavily supported the 75 percent turnout to elect mayor and officials. Erin Hyde won the mayoralty by 1087 votes over Eric Beard while council terms were set for two years. Warden Doug Sargent and Deputy Reeve Walter Gray led the ticket, with several newcomers elected to council and school trustees Stan Finlay Ray Salter Don Powers among those re elected.
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Reeve
Hatton
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Walter
Gray
John Elliott
Wer Pred Harrison
Jack Critchlow
Hunter
Cass
Bill Richmond
John Henter
Rex Cock
Schaal
Stan Finlay
Ray Salter
Don Powers
Bob McNeilly
Bert Classen
Camels
Small and Grand Gifts For a Christmas Season
A reader suggests a “Small” and “Grand” pattern for Yule gifts. The idea contrasts affordable items like stockings and scarves with more lasting presents such as jewelry watches luggage or fur items. The focus is on usefulness memory retention and thoughtful design.
Children Baptized at Acton United Church Service
Sunday morning at Acton United Church the Rev Dwight Engel conducted baptisms for the Leggett family children Leonid George Hele Irene Brian Chirles Nancy Kic Milon Faye Gwendolyn Jackie and for the Bruce and Shoemaker children Gorden Robert Nancy Dyan and Sandra Jean in a choral ceremony with the Meacham family also present.
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Acton United Church
Dwight Engel
Robert Leggett
Leonid George
Hele Irene
Brian Chirles
Nancy Kic
Milon Faye
Gwendolyn Jackie Maries
Robert Bruce
Gorden Robert
Brace Shoemaker
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Girhind Meacham
Sandra Jean
Tips for Maintaining Your Car Battery in Cold Weather
Advice on keeping car batteries healthy including monitoring the ammeter, checking water level, connections, and corrosion. Service stations can help assess charging needs and whether a new battery is required to prevent electrical failures in winter.
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General Electric
Mater
Seisice
Tuner Homer Kitt Finishes Work on United Arch Organ
After fitting vestments and completing additions, tuner Homer Kitt left last Friday pleased with the United church organ. He plans to return to finish tuning the instrument, noting Canada produces three and a half times as much newsprint as many other countries.
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Homer Kitt
Hell
Canada
Eden Crest WII club plans Christmas party and donations
Seventeen members attended the Faden Crest Women's List ate November meeting. They discussed a Christmas ham per and a donation to the mentally retarded. A sale of Christmas articles and a memory contest were held with lunch served by members.
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M. Boukt
Perry
McPherson
E. Woodhouse
H. McPherson
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