Acton bowling league wrap with varied scores and standings
Readable segments show Comets, Hot Dogs, and other teams posting high games and totals as Acton leagues race through January. Key performances include Don Earle 237, Valg 240, Andrews 239 for Comets and 722 by Don Woods for Mugwumps, with league standings featuring Comets atop a crowded field and Electras, Rockets, and others jockeying for position.
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al Roach
al Paull
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Big Jawn" Cunningham
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Ferguson
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Eynie Lawson
Don DeForest
Doug Widdis
Yaks
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Induct Rev George Aitken At Special Church Service
Rev George Aitken of South Ampledy was inducted as minister of Rockwood and Eden Mills Presbyterian churches at a special service Friday evening in Eden Mills. Rev R Forbes Thompson presided as moderator. road conditions were poor and a luncheon followed.
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Rockwood
Eden Mills
Eden Millis Presbyterian Church
R. Forbes Thompson
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Guelph
Edenville United
Ice Improves as Cooper Refines Curling Techniques
George Cooper shows improved ice surfaces for curling with better pebbling and surface quality from Monday to Tuesday. The changes reduce friction and do not hinder overall skating performance, signaling steady technique refinement.
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George Cooper
Two New Members Join Time of Devonshire Chapter Meeting
Tuesday evening January 8 a test meeting for the Time of Devonshire Chapter LOD was held at the regent Ws. Wy Mowatt's home. Mrs HW Re bore vase a reddews at the state of the Commonwealth.
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D.E
Jaminey
Devonshire
Regent
Wy Mowatt
Das Comency
Debating Contest Features W I Meet at Silverwood
The Silverwood Women’s Institute held a debating session at Mrs Hay Math tinger’s home with Mrs Chace Maton presiding. The program opened with remarks by Mrs ل Carmichael and Mrs Donald Lindsay on the affirmative side and Mrs KOC Lindsay and Mey Dong Pech on the negative. The debate on a stated resolution was conducted cordially, with the negative side judged the winner. The meeting closed with thanks to the convenor and committee, followed by a social. Sympathy extended to Mrs George Tender som on her father’s passing.
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Neyting
Dasdine
Aan
Stewart Collvo
Vaerry Marchington
Lar Carmichael
Donald Lindsay
Koc. Lindsay
Sacink
Doug Peck
Clare Wilhanaa
Jom Appleby
Marehington
T Hie Tunes
George Tendersom
Wastity and Commonwealth notes mark Acton meeting
A January 18 1962 Acton Free Press report covers a letter on Founder's Day February 2 and 62nd observance at the LODE. It notes 975 chapters and new members at the meeting noted by Mrs Hates Mrs McGeucht and others. A slide show featured travel to Europe including Scotland England Germany and Portugal. A luncheon followed.
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Ahe
Ilko
Britain
Ghana
India
Khoifestat
Canaan
Varsary
Lode
Herat
Hare
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