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Th Acton Free May the at ACTON BOWLING LANES leCrlnpaWS Wait and MlafiU remain In the but they doled In on the leader when their game roll for the brought up to total the triples and tor were Jake Vn Der Roger Murray tit Bill and Grace Final it riding IT Tulip so Allen SI Centre MUX April Dial A did not like loo to Ding Bala winning he lint lime to lurnd on the and won Die two and It Pacing the win Ed Wood TIT Anna McMillan mi and Terry I Lynda 4W ana Rill Rambler continue to hold down third apot with a lotal pin till of SMB Gelling the Rambler and were Kori Vryenhoek Adam and Arte Vryenhoek Ding A moved up to fourth place when their night roll brought them a total Pacing the Ding A Ling effort were McOllfoway skip Vryonhoek Dry an Iredalo Ml John Van Kooy and Dan McGHIoway Muatangi league champion Hill have to the form thai won them the league and are still In fifth place Beit In ihe Minting trundling SUPER STARS proved to be the stars of the Acton Friends bowling league winning the league championship Left to right are Kevin Clarke captain Donna Schlnk marking score and Jerry Buchanan Missing are Barry and Doug Ferguson J ll Coles Photo Gravel pit debate Denies vendetta Charges that her opposition to a proposed gravel pit operation were part of a personal against the pit owner were denied Saturday night by Reeve Mrs Anne Gordon Agnew who it tempting to develop a pit on his Second Line property south of Highway made the delta charge in a leaflet he distributed to residents prior to a public meeting in the Masonic Hali where the pit and traffic problems were being discussed Storms out Village trustees called the meeting after receiving a notice from Council asking the village s feelings on the matter A resolution was passed by a handful of the citizens present stating that they were opposed to gravel pit traffic through the village An earlier resolution by resident Joe slating that Mr Agnew and Council should meet to decide upon an alternate route was withdrawn Mr stood up asked that his motion be withdrawn and then stormed out of the meeting following heated discussions between Reeve and Mr Mr Agnew stated traffic from his gravel operation would like to use the First Line north from lot seven then east on Ten Sideroad and south on Guelph Line to Highway Residents on the First Line have submitted petition against this route Mr Agnew further accused Reeve Let air out of roads A suggestion by Reeve Tom Hill that the roads crew use machinery to chew up rough roads in an effort to let the air out from underneath instead of using a process of continual grading is to be put into effect Roads superintendent Bud Snow said night it may he the answer to main taming difficult township roads 1 dliketofmdthcanswer he said The roads superintendent said nothing has been done to the Fourth Line since a delegation of ratepaj appeared before council with complaints two weeks ago ill you put the grader up the Fourth Line Bud asked Deputy reee Len Coxe I do it replied the roads superintendent but the next thing you know they 11 be com plaining about the dust Deputy reeve- Coxe also complained about conditions on the Eighth Line between and ID Sideroads Bad road I travelled some roads and hoped as bad but I had to wonder when I travelled the Eighth Line he said Hill suggested the Ninth Line be used for experimental purposes in trying out his suggested method for improving road conditions There are ditches there to take the water and there not much water in them If this work on the Ninth Line it won I work anywhere he said MacArthur of suggesting this objection to First Line residents at a council meeting Reeve replied I i like to point out that this was one of the few council meetings that I have ever missed lhat I was ill and not even that council meeting Hot recordings Mr Agnew then emphatically replied thai he had tape record ings to back his accusation Council had earlier expressed concern lhat pit traffic would use Five Sideroad and Line thereby going through the main section of the village A decision on the matter was postponed upon request from Ihe Council lawyer at on Ontario Municipal Board meeting Jan Council suggested they could get together with the pit operators to solve the traffic problem Then at an April Council meeling another routcwas proposed The suggestion was to build a road along the property line through Ihe centre of lots six and seven just north of the village Council agreed to this suggestion if it were built at a 100 per cent cost to pit operators Blackmail Mr Agnew pointed out that if this built it would take all gravel traffic out of the town open up new lot areas and could bypass a great deal of the race track traffic out of the village If wehaetobuild this road at a 100 per cent cost and other people use it this would be a form of black mail he commented The dispute between the two parties continued for nearly minutes At one point Reeve fumed There is no personal vendetta as far as I can see m above lhat sort of thing and I resent it very much because it would not matter to me who owned that pit I don t care if it were the Premier of an off night and dropped back Into lail roof Making with the moil for were and They game by IS got clobbered In Ihi then rallied to the finale by But I hoy failed to make up enough pirn to take the tola la froth the Lucky Thirteen Top trio In lllppiw trundling were Frank Morton Bill Malhlei MT and Lynn Topa In the Utile effortawtreTom field Bert Gerald Dray colt is Odd Ball for the to gain top apot He but mined when they dropped the to A nk good ihe for lit Morlln 240 Fred won the lint go front Cracker- Jiclti by tin pint had no trouble In winning the but failed In finale by plni They for a two and total win Heading up Hot trundling were Jamei George Bruce MS SOI Fred Buchanan Ml and US 212 for Cracker Jacka were Cord Hit IW BUI and Ken Ingleilon MS IN came up with a triple win from Peppercorn to vacate lait place with Marlon Storey EM 211 Donna Wood Lucy John Dunn and Bruce tripling and Top Irto for Peppercorn were Joan Knight Ml r Pletrangell and Wea Storey a 1U League Handing Ding A Ling a Hoi Doit Ding Bala Cracker- Jieki Globe rotten 42 Pepper- com atrial On menial April IS Going Into night of there were all klndi of Si lib II 111 I for third and place tlei but they dldn Jon Hunt who already had top loot nailed down took the Homo Hardware for two and Pete Homer 3111 Shorty 244 and Bruce parked win Harry with Ml will loner for Home Hardware Oik lie Automotive clinched Sice with a two and totala win from citable Snack Bar Bill Shannon It 1G A Clothing Thunder Topper April Joe with a two and lotali win from Bowling are Hill hanging on to the lop Joyce Wendy Fabian 400 178 and Donna ITS paced win Peal for Bowling Mont were Payne iwf Gertie log 1M and Alley Lai gained on the leader a win from Ding Bala with I i Wood 205 Jean Agar an and Lucy fiynnoll SIS win Top In Ding Bat trundling were Laura 410 151 484 and Hulh Archibald look Mr it canto from Hetty who In econd Ihonhunj- Jeff and Gerry Ward 273 being tan trio For Dominion Hotel It Hill 871 Clint Peacock ITS d Hipper as HI ton store primed forth playoff with a two Same win from the Lane Ken Igo Kellh Andrew 721 ISttand Doc oat US MB paced win Topi for Lane were Ken Itulford 703 Jim I lehl and Tom Browning Final league Acton Meiduwi Tail lllntun a More Dominion Hotel Acton Meadow Ike friend April de lure of In flrtl a three game win from Runner Kevin I Ding Bala Major April Wllh Playoff poll Ion already e It led up with nothing alike at price of meal who can afford ateaka Running airing Acton Meadowa Ihclr counterpart Acton Meadow wllh Ron 717 Jim en and Jim Tim leek T4 letting up win Barry Ihe win fuming up beil for flol were George lie Ben I men SOI and Ken Van Polder Gold Digger I dig quite hard enough it Ineri loilng or the odd point for Mai Top trio or aid were Cord Lotl Hit But or Muoruhiner were dry WW Sonique Bob Ml and Willie chell II a two and win Untouchable miring the third go by 14 pin Top fur were Lou Mike Noble and Eileen Lot lilt tor Untouchable It Larry May nd Jack Glen Digger Miied April Although they tailed off In the a total pin HI Lite Herb Or borne rile George Madeleine Doug Hilton and captain Harry captured playoff with a total pintail of who put on a belated rtiah flnlihed with followed by Tinkler who lived up Gelling the final triple and for R were for HI Lite Harry Middleton Herb borne Adimi Gertie MeMullen and Doug belter tile than never For It wit Ann Mir le Moore and Dan For Tinkler Hank Eerie 804 Jrrry farmer Hilling For Hobo Doug 833 A rile While Shorty Lowln and BUI Manlo For Hoi Alvln and Lenore Vlckery For Snail It Dill MeMullen Join Forty 216 LITE High average record for Ihe Kiion In Lane goei lo Major league average of hit rival Bill ilo of Ihe Major league by me point are In rderaftcr much prodding and Eying finally gol the date of banquet i June It Ihe Legion Mae ihe winner of Thunday Topper weekly draw Juit a reminder to the Friend league your ptayGffi and the lime I not pm Annual loci May June May midnight There a dlvlilon or bowler an of or lei Ihe winner that wlndi It up once again my to adJoi and Concord City 111 I In Murray Donna and Bob Punt 222 hid em Top trie on en for lleadplna were Ron all Emmy Z2t and June mi tinal league Hippie Odd Bill 43 Hcadplna Odd Ball Blue April Gladi made of winning the league ctiamplonihlp when liter loilng the tint game they organized and grabbed lail Iwocantoi and total Heading up the win were Janice wither 211 Jackie 221 Sharon Summerfletd 219 and Lynda Harrla 311 211 Heading up effort were Edna Kennedy Jeanette 113 and Jenny Clendennlng Tulip blew their chance of Ihe when they dropped the bundle to Not ihey I trying they the fbat and by 13 and II Pacing the Rotes triumph were Calhy Dunn Adele Nolan Lll and Sandra Topsforthe Tulip were Peg Hurdle 60S Mary 196 and Agnot McGlnnll 193 got clobbered In the drat go by In by a ui carried on to annex third by They failed to makeup the deficit for lotali Pacing Poilei trundling were Norma Tllu IBB Betty 179 and Betty Cole Oik Id win Belt for Retlible Jim QUI 677 233 and Larry Nolan 262 John Texaco Service up for a hire of the second rung when they eliminated Moll Hardware with a Top Iricounten for Ihe Texam Keith 293 and Terry Maaalea 263 Beit In the Moil Hardware were Brian McDonald Jim Pleht and Hoc 232 Final league itindlng Jon Hunt Electric Automotive John Texaco Service Reliable Snack Bar Hardware S3 Home Hardware Acton Ladle April The front running Moll Hardware came up a and total win Firmi winning the middle canto by 27 Top trio In win were Nan 640 Hunt and Fiona 200 Beit for Ihe Firm ere tie a May Swack Audrey Youmani 113 and Fran Pierce 464 Cameo made with a two and tot ill win from I A with 170 Pat Dawklni 411 and Jeanetle Green ley 439 the win 1GA lop Irundlen were Grace 21B Barb 441 164 and June Warner Variety bounced back the lo Clothing for a two and total win Mary Fran McKnlght Loii Norton Mrs Leatham Her birthday was happily observed by Mrs Etta Crescent St when over 35 called Sunday to bring congratulations Bed ridden since she suffered a broken hip several years ago Mrs makes her home her daughter Louise Lindsay and son in law Clayton Dude She has lived over 60 years in Acton Actual date of the birthday was last Tuesday April Her sister Mrs Edith Powell of Milton turned on Sunday and she was here for the birthday party that day Another sister and brother were also here Mrs Laudic of Goderich and Fred Bell Clinton Son Lawrence Leatham and family came from Hamilton Mrs Leatham received many cards flowers and gifts to mark the milestone She enjoys visits and reading Gordon Johnson honored Friday Retiring after service as a mechanic with Thompson Motors and L Ford that dates back to to Gordon Johnson was honored a special tat ion at the Acton Meadows golf club Friday night Former owners Ray and Bill Thompson presented a boy chair to Gordon and flowers to his wife Jean Special guests present included Gordons sisters Mrs Bessie Vincent of Toronto Mrs O J Clark and her husband from Hamilton his brother Elmer and Mrs Johnson of Ancaster Mrs Johnson a sisters Mrs Flora Bruce and Mrs Jim Sayers and their husbands Bradshaw of Ted Bradshaw or Smtthville Walter Newman and John of pals of Gordon formcrowner Pat Patterson and former working companions Vic Swindlehurst Adam Frost Wyman Little Marg Wallis and and McEachcm Before joining the Thompson staff in Gordon was em ployed at Norton Garage which was located on the site of the present Canadian Tire store RETIRING after service as a mechanic Thompson Motors and Ford that dates back to Gordon Johnson was honored at a special evening at the Acton Meadows golf dub Friday night Presentation of a Lazyboy chair to Gordon and flowers to his wife Jean was made by Ray Thompson Ford president Lome Doberthein acted as C for the evening Gibbons photo BOWL for Pleasure B0 for Health 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