Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 15, 1968, p. 4

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practice for senior girls practice for the motor girls softball tmm win be mid toolm wectoasday in the park at 7 pm manager charlie thomson said cordial welcome awaits anyone interested lo playing ball for the team this season hem particul arly use to see boom pltebara atoce tba team la losing oaa and maybe two of laat yaara staff roller butts away again toasttfto thcir playof victory with th bantam equivalent of champagne are the- monkeys champions bf the youth bowling council bantam league gord mcconnell captain holds the victory trophy while jirh krapek valerie batsman first two toiler skating mm- ions at the community centre utractad boat zoo skater irana manage rharpldtownaley said this week opening bight wednesday gatw about akatetaskstinc off win- lynda knight baye dunn conn priest allan cdnnor barry f j payne and janet kiliken celebrate coach qf the winding team tlnnfe masaleshtarkt the big scores down acton lanes rtopricto ken hulford pre sents acton mixed league champions alpu- ettes with the trophy emblematic of league supremacy friday night left to ight are mr hulford bill dobble verna arblc end earf west insets are fred dalgle and len mltcheji missing is joan porty staff photo 7 staff photd attendance was about 115 its going to rpvsjr weir agajn this year predicted mr townaley hyers not too busy the piha at acton bowling lanes by ken hulford niagara falls flyers busy ioustlng with estevan bruins for the memorial cup stlu have time to make plans for next season paul cooper stsrry uetminder with the acton lions juveniles this season already invited to the flyers training camp has been sent a tryout memoran dum of agreement theyve also invited his brother mike to the camp the agreement states paul must appear when called to the falls and assures hell be given the opportunity to prove his hoc key ability blu spring nursery may 7 well it was the popples who popped up as winners of the leagues playoff series giving not a snap for the snap dragons 28 pin lead after the first three game block popples barrelled into a 73 pin lead when they started off the flnal three games with a 890 roll while snap dragons were checking in with a score of 789 water utiles who were currently in the third slot gained on the dragons with their roll of 817 but lost ground to the popples sweet peas roll of 773 roses roll of 753 and poison ivys roll of 744 saw them drop further behind the field snap dragons roll of 788 availed them nothing in the way of gaining ground as popples checked in with a 853 roses 769 water utiles 758 sweet peas 749 and poison ivys 736 in this the fifth game did nothing to im prove their chances snap dragons went all cut in the sixth and put on a drive that netted them the highest game of the series a 901 but they were 88 pins short of grabbing the title as the popples rotted steady enough to coma up with a 831 for a grand total of 5188 next in order of the finish were snap dragons 5100 water ullles 4808 sweet peas 4605- poison ivys 4540 roses 4505 so lo the popples wannette smith ivy martin betty hardle ruth archibald chris houston lull sinclair and agnes mcglnnls go tha plaudits due to champions for individual efforts ivy martin 648 carolynne williamson 818 vary anderson us sandl sin- j elalr 209 jean bullough 217 norma tihis 209211 verna tatton 219 and barb ferguson 204 were best acton mfamd may 10 its alouettes who are the leagues playoff champions holding an 11 pin leading going into the final three game block of the six game playoff alouettes came up with games of 927-971- 1089 which added to their previous three game total of 278 gave them a solid count of 5772 to clinch the title by 78 pins tag team gave them a run for the title with a strong finish of 99210241060 and a grand total of 5694 the tag team provided plenty of ex citement tor the onlookers when paced by the hot string of 249- 259502 610 from bruce rody and the solos of aldlne dalgle 206- 211 hee dalgle 205 donna wallingford 201 and vic roach 249259 almost had them nailing the alouettes pacing the alouettes scores ware fired dalgle 688 len mitchell 636 verna arblc 275 and earl west 212 hippies total of 5388 was well down the line but had than finishing in the third spot 177 pins belter than the trailing flukes 5211 heading up the hippies roll were gary price 628 bob browne 207 and ed blase r 220 best in the flukes efforts were the solos of ed browne 212 and dan porty 205 so to alou- attesrfred dalgle len mitchell verna arblc joan porty earl west and bill dobble winners and champions congratulations sports corner won tho maor loaguo bowling championship and accompanying trophy tho stanley cup of bowling presentation was made at the leagues banquot friday at the legion hall tho trophy was rofinishcd by paul landry for this years evont its boon in sorvico since 1947 sports corner acton juvenile players in western lacrosse div porting at every meet to date a schedule has not yet boon drawn up but hopes are it will be made in the next week or so hmdpin hltlttt congratulations are in ordor to ken mlliw of the beardmore league and carolynne williamson of the blue springs nursery league bowling in class i in the ckeefe provincial final at the sherwood lanes in hamilton last saturday ken came fourth and carolynne first to be crowned a provincial champion mary anderson energetic secretary of the blue springs league brought them further honors when she came first in the zone qualification roll in the cocacolas presidont ami secretary tournament held at the georgetown bowl last sundav the finals of this will be held at toronto time and place as yet to be announced this final will be followed by a dinnerdance and should be one of the highlights of the bowling season at this time of the season most of the leagues have wound it up utth their banquets which from til re ports have been successful some new officers have been elected for the 6869 season and we wish them every success to the retiring officers with whom we hate had the pleasure of working and cooperating with my twrsonal thnvs for a job well done being in close contact with the leagues as we are we know and sympathise with you in the problems that sometimes arise but in every case you the executive have always tried to act for your leagues beat good and for that im sure all your bowlers thank vol to our acton coba counsellors steve blanchard and earl middleton who certainly deserve a cut rate on the asperin tablets they consumed our thanks for all their hard work and efforts on behalf of the acton bowlers to ivy martin our ybc chief supervisor and her hard working band of helpers thanks a million tor making this one of the most successful seasons for the acton youth bowlers to hartley coles editor of the acton free press whose close cooperation was always forthcoming many thanks before we sign off we would like to mention the coba annual meeting and dance friday june 7th at the club rlveria norval the meeting is at 7 pm and the dance at 9 pm come to the meeting even if you cannot stay tor the dance this is the meeting where you bowlers can express your views and elect your officers steve blanchard la running for vicepresidency and would apprec iate your vote that my frlendlles winds this column up for another season as always it has been a season of enjoyment and good bowling and to all of you who made it so thanks a million so until next september this column is signing off so adlos amlgos and goodnight daly city howard dwyer one of a group of people organizing juvenile la crosse here in acton reports headway being made in tho form ing of an ontario lacrosse leaguo the areas have been divided into two eastern and western divisions tho western division will consist of fergus st cath arines port dalhousie niagara district owen sound and acton eastern division teams are made up of misttssauga long branch east york ajax osh- awa and lakefleld local practices have been go ing quite well with full squad re- halton heights golf country club open fob membership 1 year 9500 no inmarlon km pay as you way 1so weekday 350 weekends t holidays phone 8786701 the popular bowling column is over for this season fred a hoffman optometrist 58 st georges sq guelph ont telephone 8243oti annual meeting trie acton tricounfy minor hockey association annual mooting and election of officer will bo hold may 26 at 2 pm in the acton community centre everyone interested in hockey is sincerely urged to attend help keep this worthy organization active c b swim secretary heres why its so good each piece of pipinghot chicken is in vitingly crisp on the outside full of luicy mouthwatering flavor on the in side thats why we call it flavor- crisp its deepfried under pressure so all of the natural goodness of the chicken is sealed in rather than cooked out flavorcrisp chicken is never dry always delicious mmmz french fries special fak 8 piecc of flavor crisp chicken readv to serve chicken in a box family tak 79c 219 1 pieces of chuken frenth fries cole slau buttered fa flf bun hone iot phong 8531201 u pieces of ada 44 chicken rolls 53 vv honev party pak 20 pieces of chicken 525 open 7 days a week b 4k m hood drivein center acton ttvd and qoeen st in act strikes at youth bowling council b jackie palmer may 11 once again its roundup time and this time to the greatest bowling season of all i bantams completed the season with the monkey as league champions the monkeys were down the first game of the play off s then took command in the next game and from then on it was clear sailing and they wound it up with a four game total of mes weu ahead of the micas 5048 the dogs were chasing the mice for second place with their total of 5035 gophers were in there as strong as they could with a total of 4940 the consolation was very close skunks had the lead in the third game with 69 pins the cats knew they had to get scratching and came up with a fantastic final game of 1564 to beat the skunks by 31 pins and won the consolation their total being 5504 and the skunks 5474 a friendly reminder that our banquet is at 630 pm tus sat urday may 18 at knox church the relnhart cocacola aitd sevenup pop winners this week were wade knight gord mcconnell janet storey janie wall and kathleen dills the top tenners bowlingwise were wade knight 264208 466 chris tennant 139181 320 kathleen dills 131124 162 coun priest 141116 257 ronnie turkoss 1201 is 248 carol grant 99124 246 joe mcconnell 119109 228 i would like to express my thanks to the coaches and mrs martin for their time helping the bowlers and their great work in doing so on behalf of the ycers of acton i would like to thank mr hulford for making this league possible and for hi time and effort in making it the best yet i would also like to thank my readers for their remarks and interest and hoped i have enlightened them somewhat on our bowung activities so until next bowling season reawakens i thank you and good bowling i thurs fbi sat may 161718 all color show sidney portier i winners with their sponsor aro front row loft to right fred kentner sponsor roy goodwin captain jeff fryer back row ducky harris frank morton ernio lawson and phil lo seur jto sir with love recommended adult entertainment plus casino royale starring peter sellers ursula andress david niven orson welles woody allen show time 840 pm sunday may 19 mgicmt dusk till down show 5 features elvis in fun in acapulco face of fu manchu elvis in girls girls girls black scorpion king kong vs godzilla held over mon tues wed may 202133 if sidney portier in to sir with love adult entertainment plus l peter sellers ursulajin dress casino roy alt all color show show time 840 pjyl jfigf moni kmm31 anvttml day 08 nhav l mmjilotf it iouum cuv lljemg- ijust of hwv r m vfustang- drivein theatre

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