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Random Car Club Opens Headquarters to Public ALLEYWAYS Beavers Sudbury Tie From abandoned and Triples Rolled dilapidated storage sued in wan is titan tui Glen Williams Random Cor dominated by a long line up people with an interest In cars In JUttlOr aub by their own efforts have trophies mostly won in drag The members have formed TROPHIES They want to show it is well run One wall of the workshop is clean and a gathering place or by KAREN ARCHIBALD RUTH UNLAY Heaver Rugger Club and Cambrian College of Sudbury played lo a scoreless draw at Georgetown High School Sunday j The outcome indicated the at Cayuga and thcirownhockeyteamandplan by Burke a triple and a single even piny with both sides thre International to enter a baseball team In the As the reason rolls on new Diane Marshall tossed a atoning to score on several the Line industrial league next year highs ore being in all of our triple and a single Wendy occasions but none of the The club was started in 1969 They also had a nning j leagues at Georgetown threw a trio with a thrusts mute made it over the by nine members who wanted float The Beverley Hillbillies bo an i averages are single game Other first cost of from their a place to meet better than in lost years Santa Clans higher than ever This weeks rate scores were registered by own pockets the members hanging around the streets as parade best scores Include a 933 triple dirt floor erected Hick Thompson put it In ad mem in our Senior league and a walls had hydro run in and to wanting their own helping stranded ri Junior renda hooked up space heaters club they fell they could save Jons the The area the I created a clubhouse and races workshop Their renovated some home was open house to Raceway J many visitors Saturday af temoon brian showed more power in the first half and i workshop is used by the cars in their own workshop I members to fix up each others WELL RUN lnclr 1 cars while the smaller area Is The open house was decided The club executive consists of equipped with a refrigerator a upon let the public sec a car Doug Fend ey president Rod television set and Chester is not a den of iniquity as Gbbins secretary and David fields some people seem to imagine puckering treasurer ihe end of the game Beavers controlled the game for most of the half plaed a strong game in the centre for Beavers making several long runs and nearly storing on two Boys Gary Richardson had Ross and Philip Handy great eck as lie shot a hold he high averages each triple a fabulous with single Rick tossed a Pip Squeaks smothered Slow triple and a single Gary Pete Murphy and Gord Pokes in all three games Keess threw a trio and a also plnjed strong games single A triple and a for the single were rolled by Mark Beavers travel to Sudbury this weekend for a return match with Cambrian on Ruth Unlay has the high Sunday and Sudbury on average for the girls with a and Cher 1 is second Pip Squeaks Bing Bongs 16 Mighty Mice 12 Stow Pokes with Chris Burke average is high for the boys Mike has Brainwaves overpowered in all three games fh triple with a in lhrtt Sliders salvaged only a lone win GirlsKelly Leonard set a new high triple this week with her and she hod a single Ross tossed a 277 triple and a 104 single Sheila rolled 10G single BoysBrian Collier shot for three games with a 138 single Philip Handy rolled a trio and a singk A triple and a single were bowled by Bob Arthur Mark Snow threw a triple and GIRLS Terrie 167 average Is highest for the league Knickcr Bockcrs destroyed N1 Little Stars taking all three tSSC Sunday to end fall season Five Teams In Tuesday Night Senior Hockey tripli games Alley Runners classed in alt three games Timers defeated Strikers for two games and totals Funk Phantoms clobbered Sharp Shooters in game Tooties were shocked by Zodiacs as they went down in defeat three games straight Ban tarns whipped in all three games litre an the line for the successful in the In all three GeorgHown District Minor Hockey Association Senior They play at the Georgetown Mi mortal Arena Tuesday nights BURNS Bill Keith Kin Glen Bell Steve Kim Gibbon Brian Getty Dale Ion itay Cheryl bowled a Bob Smith Bob House games STANDINGS Ding a Lings If Bowling Bums 13 Satan Sliders TOlTJNMitS Girls Wilkes rolled a 713 triple and a 277 single trlptr inlay Zodiacs Alley Runners 33 Bantams 28 Sharp Shooters Rootle Tootics Wildcats Knlcker Phantoms Tigers 14 14 derhlrds 11 I Stars triple and a Karen threw for ith a high single game of 194 Boys Burke had a very good week as he set a new high triple with His single games were 2tl4 and Steve Burns rolled a 74B triple Dave Hurt shot Mike triple was This This ho high per engine with c was a feature of the Random Car Clubs open house From left are club members Frank Anderson I- Lea threw the high triple of and a Christie lolled a triple and a 185 single Wendy Chaplin triple was 480 whik her high single game was Hayes tossed a triple and 196 single 111 Lane him LGnQUaQG David lmlny has the high have average of 184 Argonauts clubbed Alley Cats in all three games Cougars were in two games and totals Head Pins creamed Cyclones In all three games Torpedoes bombed Jaguars for a triple wm J Argonauts il Torpedoes Alley lis Cougars 11 Cyclones Head J 14 1 1 ROM Till- the first it bowling lips and advise from Arthurs Terry Richmond Brad Brian Johnston Dave Robinson Steve Savage Marly Gavin Doug Barnes Don Graham Richards Bob Bob Doug Thompson Dave Miller John Hell Hill Henderson our- sports Mike Deere Bob Freestone dgers Jeff Johb I run Hayes Jeff Hon McCosh 1 Bub a sinele Jeff John Clyde Mike conches at George JackCasson Pete Hurley Paul THIS IS CAROLYN H0LSTEIN A NEW DEMOCRAT She believes in and has pledged to work for PEOPLE truly equal rights for all citizens regardless of sex colour creed or origin a more realistic support for the aged 150 minimum federal pension a fair distribution of taxes hence lower personal income tax employment for every Canadian CANADA retention and increases in Canadian ownership especially of our resource and publishing industries a firm committed control of pollution a government that works for and open to the people of Canada ON OCTOBER 30 VOTE INFORMATION RIDES CALL 8774605 is from Master Mrs She says walk in front Paul if a bowler ho is ready to throw his or her hall Do not distract a bowler by teasing or Bob I Beit AFTtHNOON Standing Country Gals Mountaineers Drunken Drivers Jet Set Maple Leafs Hippies Bowie ret Happy rang Coffee Breakers Misfits Astronauts Beginners High Doris McCartney Shirley Chaplin Shirley Simpson Irene McCosh Helen Heather laine Fallow LoisAmbrldee JUNIOHS A few of ladies were in op B form this week with four rolling m nmge utiB tlcnardson s jiid heads boys ltickCourli Waterworth idy St Andrews Kirk Reg Bennett Bill Allison Greg John In weeks column 111 Vince Lefebvre this years Senior Mixed which will tommence next the results of Bob Marc Ijicoursicre Cook Ken Mike Pal inks Tim Norton Dive fean Gerry Van Garry Grant Hal Mike Parsons Terry Crawford Howard Tiylor 7 was the high bowler with triple a li single Next v is a no and a single by Paul SI laurcnt Russell rolled a 513 triple and a single Kevin Harrison had a triple and a single Grant Richardson tossed a 4J7 triple and a single over the 00 mark Top wit Second Almost But Not Quite For Glen Glen Williams made a good run it it but the Inter County title this evened the best of seven fin al three apiece when they won in the and then wrapped it up on their home diamond with a 15 triumph in the deciding Mime Sunday succeeds Seniors as Inter County laeue Williams eliminated the ml winning club in seven panics in the semi rs OHA INT A HOCKEY FRIDAY OCTOBER 27th 30 rn DUNNVILLE NORTH HALTON RAIDERS Adults Students Children Family Rate 1 50 GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA FREE KOHO STICKS FOR THE KIDS Starting Nov 3rd tor each home game In November we will be giving away Hockey Sticks to lucky or girl So hold on to your ticket stubs Snowmobile Clothing WAREHOUSE Clearance Sale DESCRIPTION Mens one piece suit Ladles one piece suit Mens Ladles Boots Leather Mitts Leather Gloves Helmets Paulson Flip Shield Quadras Goggles REG S5P95 159 5 SALE 3395 1295 995 595 295 FARMERS SUPPLY EQUIPMENT LTD Main Street North Brampton Ontario to oopm Monday to Friday was Irene McCosh rolling IHnnllrnl In Inst week C Incorporated in all thrc identical triple Her high single game was Sylvia Graham came third a triple and high game or Fallow threw a new high single game of and her triple games Gutter Grubbers beat in two games but were shy on total pins Girl Watchers blanked fuddle Duddles for a triple victory high single game of and Helen era vie had a and a 287 single house Girl Watchers Talented Strikers Women 1 lb Goofs Gil- Incorporated 17 Gutter Grabbers 13 Sharp Shooters 11 THmirltTWHt This week our Junior keglers 25 were knocking those pins down and scoring black marks as though hey were in production 22 GirlsHrenda Moore was he 19 top girl with a triple and a IB single Stephanie Cox rolled Standing Sexy Six Scotties Six Pack Werewolves Originals tuddie Trickle Dickie Alley Cats a Heroes Hazel Dumper look over me high three flat a lovely triple had Georgetown Pools single and the top bowler of the V night was Norm Hay ward with Exchange House a Close behind him was Golden Chips George with 759 High Don Wilkes Hazel Dumper Barber with her Elmer P Southon with single and triple Anderson Harry with Joan Hand Archibald 710 Bill Mac Cormack with 704 Charlene MacCormack and laBt of the club was Ken Thomson with Gourlle J We would like to jwonn the male bowler who In his first game threw single The top bowler of the night Random game flat of MAJORS Standing Tom Sole Nook Dairy Queen Saunders P I- lowertown Motors Glen Taxi ic top fl with a Barber was next with 11 Hand wilh and a 345 single Wilkes had J Kennedy with 708 C Norton 707 Gobs 17 G GraiMii J 094 G91 and Rogers 14 The High Triple and High 12 Single are both held by 11 Barber who rolled a fantastic triple and I i single SNOWMOBILES SHOW at SHOPPERS WORLD OCT 2528 Dont miss this interesting display of Snowmobiles SHOPPERS WORLD oaoiw irnd