The Acton Free Press Wednosday October 20 1971 the at ACTON BOWLING LANES 11 Hippies ire lie Ing up the roll lleadpins win came at the the Bobcats Top trio In roll were Kaiser 7M 27H Brian Me Don lid and Jens I aullien Best for Bobcats were Ruby Ml BUI Gentles J and Doug Lockerbie US 203 Pacing Hippies win over the lucky were Lome Belly and ami Robinson lucky Hi twit were Grace Robertson and Bruce Scar 416 173 Oddballs made with a triple win when up with Tigers Pacing the win with triples and wen Lola Bert and Wilson MB 2211 family Store hut were Harrington SOS lictty and lorl I aver HB farm wrapped up Iril two games from Ihr I A Kali and were Running or the third mined It 12 pins trice Pel I Iggst were I McDonald Nan Hurst and Alice league standing Cameo Bouttqu speyhlll T I Norton Dairy and 1- licsl In Tigers efforts Family Clothing Ding A lings made will Hippies oddballs lucky thirteen llobcata Tigers 5 SHOP Oct lllllciof the Valley took on Dorothy Roach 220 and Harris for came from Norma Titus Janice Wither and I aura Treble were going lor bundle but copped he finale 1 Top Triple and J it tor Hose v 57 1170 akinglr 223 For f landing lilies of alio 21 Cam ltrr 17 Horn 15 Sweet Ieas in lAKrVlrH MIXr a share of the lop Domini 652 19 13 and kept Hit m up the top rung Kirn and win for Who Done Its after loilng hi In Kent by Spin Tripling and singling for Who Done It wen Joan Knight MarR Dunn ial lop trio for Hill I- vers were Elmer While Wayne Moll 206 and Larry IBS Handing We Did It 15 15 Hot Shots 12 Mho Don 244 anil wire Ward with wan r Taxi the I lai d a tor Hopeful taded the final Mica for tun and pulled r Homer BBS 2SG league pins Hot with a second win and hung the third by Spins to ACTON Aims Oct 13 Tin 1 I Hank Jim Ihr first wanie lo I jnd Hows the time to select stock for fall planting EVERGREENS SHRUBS TREES HEDGES PERENNIALS PEAT MOSS FALL PLANTING BULBS CASH CARRY SPECIAL 400 SWEETHEART ROSES Opn a Wti a Tit Dark S1 WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Caroline Flower Garden Shop PHONAFLOWER TODAY EVERYDAY EVERYWHERE Orangeville Raceway Races M Vyte IIHtltYW Troy tout remi de Minllie1 Tulmilra ilia Kennedy by Marina Real in were Flalne mfilOI222 Joyce Adams 440 McKlnnon 201 Audrey 480 and Beryl 402 I Rebels it Jenny 14 Six 11 4 pintail plus a three game win from a Store picked up points with liny Tolh 1237 Ron Shannon 0B5 and Mac the pace Top trio in the roll oflllnlon were nil Shannon MS 234 and 216 and Bob 111 of Time were a two and totals winner from they were going tor the bundle but loll finale by inns Tripling and singling for Shades lit lime were- Don Mario John Tycra llarmcr and Doug Vickery 208 Top trlcountcra or Hill Boyd and Adams League standing Impossibles Washout Shades of Time Tigers IB Bit Oct Wildcats took a firmer hold first place when they hung the sign on efforts Singles were the for Wildcat 240 Do If Van Arragon Duiker and Sieve Atkinson had em Top trio In were Floyd Hammond Ken 231 and Mare Hammond ISO Hot Shots were hoi enough make a triple win at Mud Lucks expense wllh Big Jake Van Lcr 200 Johnny Jordan top League slsndinu Wildcat Shots 1 aglis Mud lut TRIANO Oct 17 look game defeat Heading up In win were 1orle 1224 AdnmsW4234 Bob Snyder 515 231 and Donna Slaves SOU I Top trio annonballi were Joyce Adnmi 228 Wedge and John Mlifils look the flril Name from hi pi by I2plm rallied win the by had plenly of pin In ham to pick i i I Tuptrlconn Due of challenger Jack remains as champ in III at fhamp Could he that tie gentry figure Jack 4 NAVY lW Troi 7 WIDOW I It owe J rhompion 3 layhrmk MnrieA Mlrkle hlllowbrwik TIIIH1 RAC I IRI11W Troy a JOHNNY Fills 7 HOB BlltDf I awson P BUSY How I Bin 8 Jr I APM1 Willi H Sillier j Mud lockhBrt 7 Nan I- IFTII Mil 1100 I K Fill 0 SOAlSTONfA Nlchnljon Bar for Mi Ingthe win Making II McKenrle B Tulmalra He win from Ihe Aclon Meadows good for points for the Dee Deforest 77 le and Ken 095 2fi0 paced Ihe lanes dlmg Top for the Bees In r pintail were George Clint and Bob Hall 010 nguc standing Meadows sparked Ihe win for s were John Diane 481 and Bob 480 It a lo and total win tor Alley Tats losing the tint canto to Hopefuls thuiion Gary the win Charles 481 STRIKES at Bantam lit Oct Well on fine Snturdi morning napplnj caught the Babbits for both gL The gang gathered In one game and totals but the Teddy Bears managed to cuddle one point out of the deal The Whales all washed up when the Kangaroos sprang both games and tolals from Bantam Division 11 The Big for both games a TJo Penguins split II the Cats I re Sandra Michelle Phillips Paul Marie Fltrner and Loading this week In Top Ten were Bert Post 353 David Dunn 336 Steve 1S4 Allan 271 Bobble Henry Roach Jim Huxley Michelle Phillips Kevin Peggy Huxley The week was Peggy Huxley rolling two games of 12llick to back Junior Division In our Junior Ten In Oils dlvlj Storey 015 214 Janet Storey Rosalind Hall 223 Knight 214 Jake Vnnderkooy Morgn sot 174 Mchinile Adams 170 Bantam Octopus Kangaroo llenr Babbits Whales Banlam2nddlvlslin Penguin Donkeys Snail Si Juniors Hot Dog Archie 7 Haiders 7 Dodos lurks lluio Senior Have 12 inching I hoping to Job NINTH I BOB HON BOS If NAHB PAL i H00 Dixon I Ken- llrl Young Brown lxptdingM Northcole Jerry0 I Sunday Races llRSTR ie up and from them me juniors this Thompson 214 Danny Thompson 193 Mar 434 168 David Mills University of Guolph is 2 1 students from oil across Ontario at tin rate of t day takt tours and meet students S Howe IVAN I- Kay 1 I Miagans Hi K UN I 1 mile Trot Bowi Mil M1K1C oldl Math by Jiid grabbed singleton fur lotaMiy The win kepi Washouls up fi r tinri of lop spol Top Ino for GRAND OPENING BARCLAY CANDIES formerly known as Acton Creamery Ltd 11 Main St N OUR OFFICIAL OPENING IS ELECTION DAY Thursday October 21st We hope on this day you will elect us as your choice for FRESH DELICIOUS HOME MADE CANDIES TRY OUR FUDDLE DUDDLE Made With Fresh Roasted Peanuts Coconut popcorn Caramel FRESHLY ROASTED CHOCOLATE COATED NUTS CASHEWS BRAZILS ALMONDS 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llmv Sthool of Milton other schools to win tilt North Italbin Cross Country Mttt In Id in North on Wednesday Hi Milton the meet lowest total store School In second in with Ml points with M Bennett School Acton In third points The County Cross Meet will be held Inter month 1 I RUN Carnochan 81 ATTAIN Brenner I AY BHOOK NOVAD Mr Phillip 4 Margie Troy I BenT McPhee J Jnmntown SJ 1 NTH BA I Mil I- TRfT I Howe 4 ASH SONM I In akll 1 Jnckjmt Nobel I- ox Drmm Cox I- 1 Mile II Varcoe 1 OH CI I t It I ACTON ANGLER Bus Chisholm hauled in five colorful rainbow trout while fishing in the Lake Huron area on the weekend Total weight of the five fish was pounds The largest weighed in at eight and the smallest at four and a quarter Largest fish was 27 inches in length Admiring the fine catch is Pete Williams of Milton right Staff Photo MOSS HARDWARE NOW OPEN MONDAYS 8 AM to 6 STORE HOURS TUES WED to 6 PM THURS 8 A M to SATURDAYS 8 AM 6 PM RENT A BISSELL CARPET SHAMPOOER only per hour with a free i 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