Jokers win semi final and claim bowling championship
Jokers dominate Aces in semi final and clinch the title by 38 pins after a 2975 final pinfall. Terriers beat Rock n Roll by 2038 to 2036 in earlier action with C Ryan posting 670 for Terriers. Fireflies win over Half Wits in ladies semi final as mass fireflies surge to top in final pinfall.
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Aston
Aces
D. Greine
Jean Bullough
J. McLean
E. Ryans
Terriers
C. Ryan
Williams
Jokers
Ternere
D Grein
K Halford
Ryan O
the Lawer
G Beatty
HO Tuffin
Ola Soccur
Colquhoun
Melaan
Legion Ladies Fireflies
Mass Fireflies
Half Wits
Fireflies
Bate
Radshaw
J Burleigh
FC Masales
Angels
Cook
A! Wheeler
Mo Cooney
Mason
Mays
Wil
Mason Rat
Beagiue
Jazzy Jones
Mets
Creighton
Geedwins
EF Williams
Fo Lougheed
Heebie Jeebies
Lucky Strikee
Luckies
G Halford
D Tyler
DB McGilleways
KB. Bardie
S Owen
J. McCrea
Bear Cats
Hiep
Drageda
Dragoons
Dragons
Mo Hurst
R. Coxe
MO Weing
Josers
T Artic
Rockin
Blu
Joker
Zipina
Rockin Blowers
Hound Dep
De-Bops
Be- Bops
Dragona
Aingies
Bo Agnew
G Musales
Duffield
C Wedge
Mo Rogers
Ro Andrews
RO Barnhard
Dh Dedels
G Walker
CooHunter AM
Fo Marton
Mystery of Multiple Sclerosis Crippler Cause Remains Unknown
The Health League of Canada cites MS as a central nervous system disease with an unknown cause. The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada chartered by the Dominion government has funded research totaling 130000, supporting projects at Toronto and McGill with a Banting Institute initiative and a fellowship program to train scientists nationwide.
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Canada
Aticfense
Health League of Canada
Department of National Health and Welfare
Local OAC students to receive degrees at convocation
Ontario Agricultural College announces that fourth year students have completed final exams and are recommended to the Senate of the University of Toronto for Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degrees. Convocation scheduled at OAC tomorrow at 2 pm with first class honors. Names include DM Pelletterie Milton and W G Graham Georgetown among graduates and award recipients from Canadian Feed Manufacturers Association and Lieutenant Governor’s medal programs.
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O.ac
Ontario Agricultural College
Senate of
The
University of Toronto
OAC
Pellette Tio
Milton
W G_ Graham
Georgetren
Row Saundew
Rockwood
Hom Vandermeuren
Canadian Feed Manufacturers’ Association
W G Graham
Georgetown
WG Greham
Chatitd McGowan
WG Grehem
Gulown
Baptism Service At St David Church In Capaprellville
Rev John Murdock led a baptism for the Mitchells and Inglis children at St David's Presbyterian Church. Windsor visitors Mr and Mrs David Mahon and sons Jamie and John spent Easter at Crawford's Lake Campbellville. Mrs Gordon Currie remains in hospital in Hamilton. Beveridge thanks friends for well wishes.
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John Murdock
St David's Presbyterian Church
Charles Mitchell
Kenneth Moorg
Chaude Inglis
David Mahon
Jamie
John
Windsor
Crawford’s Lake
Campbellville
Forto
Gordon Currie
General Hospital
Hamilton
David Beveridge
Busy Bees WI Holds May Meeting at Mrs J Howard's Home
The Busy Bees Women's Institute May meeting was held at Mrs J Howard's home with Mrs Liddasy presiding. Members discussed blooms for Centena Manor, a quilt for a burned family, and a district annual plan. Delegates were chosen to Ballinlufed on May 3.
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Busy Bees Women's Institute
J. Howard
Liddasy
Mary Stewart
Centena Manor
Fayette
Ballin
Halton
Allen
M MacLeod
Lindsay
200 Year Old Scottish Text Graces Whitewood Collector
A reader in Whitewood Saskatchewan displays a 200 year old Scottish book titled The Accupt Dock by John Elliott. The ornate handwritten volume is bound in home-tanned leather and was brought to Canada by the owner's mother. The owner, Thomas Potla, owns the rare item and notes readers buy and read the Free Press to learn more.
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Whitewood
Sask
Thomas Potla
Scotland
Accupt Dock
John Elliott
Canada
Tood
Couple Honored by Friends on 46th Anniversary
On Wednesday evening May 8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEnery were surprised as 39 friends and neighbors celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. They received red roses and baby mums from family, a j dro of azalea, and gifts including a hand cut glass set and a wedding cake. The gathering featured euchre, a lunch, and singing honor of the couple.
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Ballinatad
Robert McEnery
Joe Mathews
Henry Hite
Frank Smith
Tim Giteon
Mrs McEnery
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Ken Halford
Cyril Ryan
Mike Bennet
Ball Williams
Harry Phelan
Ross Morton
Dan Grein
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B. Stewarts
Tricount
W Ridley
Hill
T Mamales
Johnstone
Oakes
Bob Agnews
Don Green
McCutcheon Haberdashery
Fran Lawigheed
Ledger
Gayle Hutfford
Adios Amigos
Capaprellville
St. David's Church
Junior Beaumont
Sandy Best
Raider
Scotty Patterson
del Beaumont
Montreal
Gananoque
Brantford
Toronto
Roy's Electric Service
Plectrician
E. L. Buchner Optometrist
Mill ST. E. Acton
Grant's Motors
Queen ST
aScark Cops
Bret Nhartes
Tennessee
Technicolor
John Payne
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
the Underworld
He Are
Me Ees
EU Eia
United Suburban Gas
United Suburban_Gas Company Limited
Milton Acton
Om Trey
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