Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 29, 1976, p. 15

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the at Acton Bowling Lanes with Ken HuKord Mixed Sept IS Still rolling to averages the ho wed improvement over last trundling and miking with the high triplet and tingle were Martin BIB 282 Be mice Norton Jean Harris George 214 Lota 205 Clarence Harding Dive Campbell 201 and Gary De Fore it Sept Rollers rolled up tor share of the lop spot when they look the bundle tram with Terry Curlew 2TO Fred 286 and Bill leading the win parade Topi In Bcamcrs trundling were Roger Murray 232 and Reg Mirth Ml 183 got them selves a share of the lop spot with a two a to win from Striker Ken EOS 2D Millie Fabian 16 and White ill paced the win Top trio a re Dob were mining In til tfalr OS MO had it for the SUtloo while Keith chalked up 219 or It u a S pin win for Reliable Snack Bar la the canto against John Texaco Service They loat out In the ae- go but rallied to annex the tinkle tor the two game win Don Greta 125 Larry Nolan BBS and Fete Scblpper 842 288 headed up the win Top counter in the Texana effort were Pete Homer 230 Ken Pilgrim Kevin 248 and Terry veto rani are gradually rounding into shape Of course It with out laying until achat are hewing up the morning after the tint night of bowling to what else la aa always re mem it you cannot your league ion knock and give your executive your cooperation and help good Job and a pat on the back of a knock I appreciated- DRG dumps the Caterers Hills Catering the Acton mens recreational team which prised everybody by winning the Glen Williams industrial tournament In August t fare as well In the Georgetown tourney on the weekend The Acton Free Press Wed September B3 Stationery a team the caterers blanked 30 in the Glen turned the tables on them this time with a 72 trouncing in the first round DRG won the regular season pennant In the Georgetown industrial league and currently leads the final series over Rapid Print Rain on Sunday cut short the tournament schedule play Nerval tonight Wee day with the winner meeting Milton Estate at a later date for be championship trophy Acton Industrial Hockey registered enough players Sunday to fill the teams and start a waiting list THE CENTENNIALS won Atom league soccer tournament Saturday Back row left to right Coach Brian Stewart tan Sawden Adrian Buzzin Ricky Roberto Mark Splinter Pierre James Thomas Front row Andrew Ferguson Todd Lang Emil captain Brian Chris Sterwart Kenneth 262 Lea 2391 1 a tally Ella nil her a up with a two and totals win Jiler the tint canto to 13 pins Top counters for Finishers Bryan Dunn Rose Fountain and 202 For Haters it was Phil Deri lost and Tinnie Mosaics 192 League standing Rollers Igliihcnfi Striken Platen Spears Plumbing and Heating Mr and Mr With the Mr and Mrs stalwarts still on the aver- siabllsh some pretty lair and solos were narked up Getting cm were John and no one was more than he HI Lee Tom Anna Spear 223211 JO LiiHjnne02 Sid Spear Ted Ken Lloyd 201 Cam i SOI and Louise Townslcy Tuesday Selects Intent on estab lishing averages the Tuesday gave It their to scatter the pins Mak rut with the for pi s and were Donna Pat In Baker Colleen Robb mini 209 Linda and Rem late a 31 all the way Heading Ccele 212 176 Judy Brit 4 and Ingrld Best In Sweet Peas efforts were Marg White 60S 232 Mam 483192 and Verley I r Daisies were a Jells the r Top trie Anderson Gloria 203 and Metanie Making with the mm for Blue Bells were Edna IBB Stucklcsi 26 and Jane 478 11BB Forgel a two and winner wncn they met up with the Snow Props who managed to avert the rp treatment by winning the ruddle spasm Sparking the win were Cooper Jack Parker 201 and Ian Top or Snow Drops were Betty Cole S3 Sylvia Mages 245 190 Standing Bultercupi Sweet Peas Daisies Snow Drops Fernet 5 Blue bonus point for totals by pin front ng Meat Heads the lop spol by virtue Olympla Bar Acton Automotive Fire tone Station Hotel John a Texaco Service 4 Acton Sept Still rolling their averages some the gala found the range to come up with the mention able tripiei and singles Donna Jeffrey 620 Pat Wood Linda Duncan Daphne Knapman Sue Betty Cheyne Mime Clarke Lynda McDonald and Debbie Lloyd had em Thursday Topper t Sept On this last afternoon the Thursday afternoon gals found the high triples and singles eluding them However June Bouafleld 304 and Helen 301 made the grade Juit a few off from scoring top singles were Donna Stave a and Susan Johnson 196 Mens Major Sept Acton stole the drat go from Sliver Creek Shell by 10 pins then went Into a decline and the boys from the Creek grabbed next two with 32S Peter Pearly Gates 278 and Terry Churchill 245 heading up the win Top In the trundling Don 273 Ken Hulford and Dee DeForest H into n a Store made It a two game win from Acton Meadow and were on their way for a clean but the Golfer rallied their forces and grabbed the list canto by plna Sparking the win were Bob Bryan Dunn and Ron Turkosz Tops for the Golfer were Norm Stormy Ray Tolh 619 236 and 214 It a double win for the Rebel Re liable winning the middle canto by pins Topping the Rebel a trundling were Jim Kennedy 261 Dave McMillan 253 and George Archibald Best for Reliable were Don Greln Jeff Fryer and Pete Schlpper 249 League Silver Creek Shell Acton Lanes Acton Meadows Reliable Taxi Rebels Hinton a Store 3 A do a Friend Sept Mikes made the solos pay off Tor a triple win from the Magnificent Seven Lou Ellen Linen Mike Noble aod Tim Masters had em Tops for the Seven were the of Thompson 510 215 Garnet Case 208 and Art George 180 Mustangs bucked their way to a three game win over Team One with Doug Dennis Lllllco and Barb Case heading up the win Beit in Team Ones forts were Roy 820 Leo and Scott Watson 215 Charlie Angela on the all or nothing act by taking the worka from he Seven Dorks who almost grabbed canto but mined by 18 Pacing the win were Mike Larry their third Top trio In the Jin Marion Storey 232 Donna Hood add Barb Durham 14227 For Meat Heads Terry Mi sales 745 Ruth Ann and Debbie Storey were lops Sneakers up with a wo and totals win froir s Raiders who copped the last Heading up the win Joan Knight Keith 215 Dave Mill and Harry Durham 544 Making with the moat for Raiders wire Wood Gary Pickles 232 223 and 208 The dropped the first spasm s by pins then mint finals for a iding Ik Thorton and Linda Mairs 184 Top for Mils A were 610 232 John Dunn 204 Jim Thorn hill 235 and Whitman standing Meat Heads Raiders Jinx a Sneakers Miss A a Turkey In ri a lCo Pi mere I aJ Olympla re tained the top spot when after dropping the first go lo Acton Automotive bounced back to win the next two with BUI Shannon 279 Bob 247 and Dee 250 pacing the win Top trio for the Automotive Boys were Skip Vryenhoek 885 205 Kors Vryenhoek 868 264 and Tom Browning 231 Station Hotel made It a two game win after missing out In the second 259 and Carmen Masters 1B3 For the Dorks Keith Green 179 Cord Loll and Walaon 492 1S1 were best League standing Mike Mad- hatters Charlie Angels 8 tangs Team One 5 Magnificent Seven Seven Dorka Acton Mixed Sept 24 With the team em barking on the lint night of poult getting after establishing aver ages Misfits made it a triple win at Team Six expense Bryan Billings 280 Lencra and Bill Boyd paced the win Team Six dropped a close third game by 3 pins had Don 203 Carolynnc Bui lough 215 and Gerry 480 for top trio nude It an all out win Happy Gang the treatment ib Jackie Hia- Pony 208 White 544 and Flinders sparking the in Making with the for Jokers were Fit 188 Don Mario and Fran Baker League Handing Mil flu AcesfExsposS Jokers Team Six Happy Gang Sept The Big Four mde their debut for the bowling and leading the way in the matter of triples and singles lo averages were Val Norton Pat Storey Lynda En- ting Ed Randy Hoektema239 Louis Bev Ralne Jack 213 and George Norton HeadplnHllttes Well with ill league I under way everything point to another season fun and good bowling Some good single and triple have already been posted and the Youth bowling by Anderson This week waa the Hart of a brand 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