Spilling Five Pins at Acton Bowling Lanes
Acton Mixed playoffs see the Puffs dominate with a 5876 total led by 3030 in the final games and a 212 pin edge over the Tiger Cats. Iroquois secure the championship with a 2839 four game total, Mohawks second, and Consolation won by Hurons with Colin Price delivering a 205 final game.
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Acton
Puffs
Tiger Cats
Beatles
Tiger-Cats
Bees
Spees
Frank Daley
Fred Landry
Rose Winter
Dot Thompson
Charlene Gough
Joe Pietrangeli
Verna Arbie
Ray Lizotte
Marie Tizzard
Clint Taylor
Andy Conway
Vince Thornton
Edna Dobbie
Art Nightin
Iroquois
Mohawks
Sioux
Blackfeet
Senecas
Hurons
Huron
Seneca
Colin Price
Tom Pettit
Gary’ Price
Pat Dunne
Dave Pink
John Churchill
Debbie Storey
Larry de Forest
Lynda Harris
Wade Knight
Nielsen’s
Tom Pettity Robbie
Ellerby
Patricia Sampson
Cindy Norris
Ivy Martin
Jackie Palmer
Tinnie Mosales
Mary Daley
Chester Lewandowski
Rod McEachern
North American
Adios Amigos
Daly City
Ministers Benefit Plan Approved by Brampton Presbytery
The Presbytery of Brampton of the Presbyterian Church in Canada approved a group insurance plan to cover ministers illness and death expenses at its Knox Church Oakville meeting on May 17. Officers were elected for the Presbytery Young Peoples' Rally held April 3 in Norval with 120 attendees from 13 charges. Plans also covered pulpits exchange and ordination of Victor Turner for Grand Valley and South Luther on June 15. Publication of a Presbytery News Bulletin and hymnal revision progress were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Brampton
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Knox Church
Oakville
Christian Education
R. T. Duncanson
Streetsville
Norval
R. D. Duncanson
British Guiana
Victor Turner
Grand Valley
South Luther
J. K. Lo. McGown
Milton
A. H. MecKensie
Actan
General Assembly
One Room School At Town Line To Be Preserved As Museum
A historic one room school near Erin and East Garafraxa, opened 1900, will not be sold but restored by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority Foundation. It operated 65 years, served generations, closed in 1965, and will reopen with 1900 equipment for public viewing as part of the Turn of the Century Farm project.
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Walter
Huxley
Norman’ McMahon
Union School
Erin
East Garafraxa
McMahon
Credit Valley Conserva
Tion Authority
W. H. Nodwell
Marsville Consolidated School
Credit Valley Conservation Authority Foundation
Evin
East Garatrana
Samuel Huxley
HE Nodwell
Ao Everson
al Dyer
Robert Kies
SHS
Eia Martone
Ethel
Hunles
Nodwell
Lamont
Walter Hunley
Saints
Alice Miller
Billsburgh
John Smith
Smith
Archie McKinnon
McKinnon
Homewood
S$. Wilkinson
Edna McDonald
Dundalk
Huxteyv
Wheeler
Deer
King
Thompson
Brown
Donna Maw
Marsville
Walter Huxley
Robert F. Hardy
Subscribing Request to The Acton Free Press
A reader asks the Wel vom Wagon Hostess to have the Acton Free Press call them to subscribe. The note mentions already subscribing and completing a coupon form, with unintelligible nearby text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Free Press
Omar
Acton Bree Pit
School teacher receives degree from Waterloo
Robert Litthe, a public school teacher, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Waterloo on Monday May 23 after completing an extension program in psychology. His wife, also a teacher named Robert Litthe, attended the graduation ceremony.
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Robert Litthe
Douglas Copeland
University of Waterloo
Annual St John Brigades inspection in Halton Peel area
The St John Ambulance brigades of Halton Peel held their annual inspection on May 13 at Nelson Community Centre Burlington with about 200 attendees. Acton Milton Georgetown cadets, led by Mrs Hargrave, earned special commendation as the only cadets group observed.
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St. John Ambulance
Halton - Peel
Nelson
Burlington
Acton
Milton
Georgetown
George Hargrave
Hargrave
Charles Jefkins
Hamilton
Tom Scki
Dr Jones
Mranley
Toronto
Brig. Floyd
R.cn
Oakville
M.L.A
George Kerr
Godfrey Coleman
Port Credit
Robert Hartis
North Habton St. John Brigade
Easter Seals top million reached in Ontario drive
Ontario Society for Crippled Children treasurer George E Mara of Toronto announced that the 1966 Easter Seal campaign objective has been reached thanks to support from more than 400000 contributors in Ontario. He said the program offers the finest care and treatment for crippled children and that funds will aid over 16000 children in the province through the society and 230 affiliated service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario ‘Society For Crippled Children
George E.mara
Toronto
Ontario
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton’ Free Press
Gale
Brian Rae
Pete Taylor
Garnet
Winter
Teen ‘N
Verna Arcie
Ledger
IGA
Cvca Foundation
Joan Rollings
By Ken Hulford
Y P. P.S
Elizabeth Evans
Hopedale
Gary McEachern
Doris Robinson
Campbellville
David Harley
Donald Young
Shirley Ella
Licity
David Leggatt
Knox
Carson Smiley
Stopp
Milton Plaza
School Credit Authority
Guelph
CVCA
Welcome Wagon International
Kaiser Aluminum
Aluminum
Oakville Company
Federal Industries
Elgin ST. N
Hydro Electric Commission
Ont
Safeco
Denny’s Insurance Agency
Mill St. E
Bill
Harold
R - Safeco Insurance
Halton & Peel
Main Street
Lorne Skuce
Mgr
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