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The Acton Free Press Wednesday November Spitting the at ACTON BOWLING LANES n the second and ount with big Finishers recovered In time DENTAL LEONARD EMBRACK Surgeon Suite No Hlnton Bldg Mill St Acton For appointments phone ARCHITECT DONALD E SKINNER 20 Slnvcbank Port Credit Risdnct 5558 OPTOMETRISTS ARTHUR A JOHNSON O D MILTON 184 Mum St Tuesdays Fridays ACTON 54 Mil Si E and Saturdays Residence phone FUNERAL DIRECTOR however to win the finale but were shy on Die total pin full for taking the odd point Solos played the big part In the Finishers two game win Tom Shannon 212 Earl Ron Stumpt and Roy McDowell had Patents by pins and wound up with a two and total win White 301 Bob Woodcock Ches ST and Roberta Boyd parked the win Making with most lor were Crlpps Hick 189 John 188 and Russell Mi thews Soakes soaked away a three game win when they met up with Rollers Rollers missed a win In the second spasm by Top trim trio tor were Don Harris John and Deanna McDowell Top trio for Rollers were Phil LcSucur Kor Vryenhoek SOB 203 and Andre League standing Uppers Patents Soakea Finishers Rollers CAROLINE Nov The league leading Eliminator had their lead cut lp mere half point when Intruders nailed them lor a three game win JOT and UBS Making with the best In Eliminators efforts were Porte Roy Swan and Tom Slaves IBS Hurricanes blew their chances of taking over top spot when the they could do the Marauders was to He the last game The two and a half game win Have the tall end Marauders some much needed points Top trio in the win were Clarence Peter IBS and Mary Huxley Heading up Hurricane roll were Urn Norton 599 Donna Saes SIB Ed Huxley 447 180 and the canto from Zombies by pins took a trouncing In the second rallied to annex the finale but were shy 18 pins of taking totals and settled for a Topping roll were Gerry Landry 278 Bill and Jens Limits en For the record Charlie came up with a solo In the third Top ountcn for Zombies wire Jim 836 281 Steve Blanchard and BUI Gentles 4SI IK League standing Hurricanes 15V Intruders 15 Zombies 12 Marauders Rascals came up with a two and totals win losing out In the middle canto to Hillbillies the win were John T61 Larry Knight IBS and Helen bowler SOD 212 Up there for were Tom Shannon Larry McAfee 198 and Okal James League standing Born Lose INDUSTRIE ME AL Nov Pete a Barber Shop nulled the on Jon Hurst Electric and w Johnson Im Doc Post 701 being thetop twitch pullers Trying to light up the win light for the STRIKES K Sally night or day Shoemaker APPRAISING AND INSURANCE F WRIGHT Wilbur Street Acton Ontario Phone Appraiser and Insurance Over 10 in Acion SPRINGS Nov J the Coral after lu the finale plus totals Top trio In the Station Hotels win were Roach lit 295 and Brian McDonald Topsfarlhc were Terry NewShoes Phil TOB and Deo A Supermarket and Terry had point split The Abies won the first game by enough to take totals while the Terry s took their share Top S22357andrayTurkoii Beit or Terry were John Churchill T22 and Dave 297 standing Pete Barber Shop Jon Hurst Electric Station Hotel 15 Johns Texaco Supermarket Terry ACTON Nov 4 I A with a three game win from Nielsens Clot hi sir really took a firm hold on the top rung Marion Hunter 212 Audrey Youmans 206 Carol Mullen 204 and Marlon Hunter paced the win Tops for Nielsen were Fran Pierce ten Shirley 446 and 181 Beckers Milk moved up to the second rung wltl a triple win from Cameo Boutique Top lor the Milk Molds were Grace Robertson 878 Linda Pierce and Jean Smith IDS For the Cameos It was Donna ManesS3B208 June Hunter IImi a two and totals win for farms Family Store winning the middle the win for the farmerettes were Betty 262 May SWBChhommcr CIS and Helen Holmes Makina with the most for Family Store were Nan Hurst June mD The Mutual Life ROBERT S HART Agent Road Acton But Res CHIROPRACTIC RICHARD TELFORD DC 39 Wellington St Acton Wid mil Evenings B EVANS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC StnLt Georjtuown Bells pins then grabbed stanza and picked up the singleton for totals Pacing the win were 251 Mary Anderson and Adclc Nolan 459 170 Top trio for Coral Bolls were Sandra McGraw 234 Do recti Mitchell and Helen 230 Lupins took over the top spot via a two and totals win from Larkspurs wllh Karen Mathews 242 Smith 498 197 Betty Bender 488 sparking J bill lor Larkspurs were Ivy Martin ElHo Smith 178 and Wagner 172 Third game was close Lupins took It by pins Bleeding Hearts made wllh a big win in the first canto lost out In the second made a bid for the finale but missed 11 by Had enough pins in hand however to take the singleton for totals Petunias were happy the four points moved cm up for a fourth place tic Heading up Petunias roll were Agnes McGlnnes 514 234 Lynda Harris 4T9 188 and Laura Treble 4T9 IT Best for the Hearts were Anro Spoar 214 Walker IBS and Sylvia Mages 197 League standing Lupin Coral Bells Larkspurs I 20 Bleeding Hearts IT SPORTS CORNER MIXED Nov Born Losers look a In the first game against I hut got even In the second a 10 pin win then carried to lake I le but their chances when mi Bus Depot taxing the middle spasm by 13 pins Pacing the Meadows win were Jim Wayne Mason 213 and Mac 813 Top rollers for the Bus Depot were Glen and Frcnchy Conway s Store handed Acton Lanes a rude setback they took em for all garnet with 318 Rlgo 249 and 291 paec- scttlnc Tops lor Acton Lanes were Hid 275 Mid dleton 2T5 and Dennis Crooks 251 The Lanes made a bid for the middle but missed It by pins Taxi really pulled the chain on Scenic Pools they flushed them away with nary a win Don 313 Don Harris and Jeff Fryer 256 headed up the win Top trio for Scenic Pools were Jack Gould 719 Bill Anderson 288 and Pete Schlppcr League Handing Reliable Scenic Pools 12 Acton Lai Adorns Bus Depot 9 ACTON FRIENDS Nov Dusters bumped off the top rung and took over themselves when after losing the first game turned around won the next two and totals Chick Milne 227 Harry Phillips and Mike Noble 184 sparked the win Top trio for Cudat were Pete 577 211 Odllon 170 and lit Hippie were hen to the occasion they won all wmesTrom Diggers with Bit chic 284 Jack and Gloria 197 leading the hit parade Heading up Dinners roll were Lou 243 and Monica Little Darlings sort of out rolled lhe By Margot album November 7 Congratulations to Bantams Karen tie Thompson Brian and David Dunn They qualified to bowl in the Annual Master Bantam Tournament being held at the Sherwood Lanes in Hamilton November Sue and David will be teamed up with Master Bowler Bill Anderson while Karen and Brian will be bowling with Teaching Master Bowler Conway and registered a three game wn Scoring the Nitrons top singles were Don Mario Ches Lew an Bill Manto Elsie and Harry Mtddleion 213 Top for Sliilcrs were Wilo Near 199 Marie Little Champ Moore and Ann 181 League standing The Clan Slow Pokes Nitrons Happy Gang Meadows hanging onto first place by shutting Store 15 second place Hen wings Wyga 206 Sid Hofstcde and Mara Hammond 203 Tops for Red Wings Larry Douglas SIT 188 and Bryan Hammond Hot Shots won the first game from Happy Gang by the narrowest of margins one pin then went on from there to win em all with Big Jake Van 309 little Jake Van Kooy and Web setting up the win Happy Gangs efforts were headed up by Harry 178 Dolf Van and Archie Duiker League standing Fireballs 12 Red Wings 34 Hot Shots Happy Gang IB Road Runners they won em all Top tripling trio for the Darlings were 197 Kevin Clark MB and Inn Mellon 4 League I A Becker s Milk Farms 33 Family Store Cameo Boutique Nielsen Clothing THURSDAY Nov 5 Goof OKs hung onto the top spot with a two game win from Freak Outs The Freak Outs forced an even spilt on the points when they won the middle game by enough to take totals Heading up Goof Offs roll were An St Pierre 212 Best In Freak Outs efforts were Cora Walters 194 Landry 463 IBS and Joyce Adams 157 Alley Hoppers hopped lo a pin win In the first canto against Hopefuls but stumbled and fumbled in the next two and It a two and totals win for Hopefuls Top for Hopefuls were MeKinoon 280 Joan Schlppcr IBS and Mamie Allan 429 IBS Best tor the Hop pers were Joan Why Mary lllsrock and Terry Dawson The Drifters won the first from Challengers by pins repeated in the second for a pin win then got clobbered In the finale and Challengers picked up the singleton lor totals Drifting up top triples for Drifters were Sandro McGraw IBS June 290 and Colleen Best for Challengers were Elaine 413 and Dot 403 League standing Goof Offa 10 Donna 190 tor Rood Runners It was Doug HendsbeeSOO 180 Char Thomson and Claude Normand League standing Dusters Hippie 11 Little Darlings 10 Diggers Road Runners ACTON Nov with a convincing three game win from Happy Gang took over the ton spot Al 744 John Gilbert 215 and Bryan Billing 202 were lop trio in the win Happy Gangs efforts were headed up by Andre 266 Arlle White and Ed Browne 178 The Clan won two games from Slow Pokes but took a beating In the middle canto and lost out for totals which paved the way for their slip from first place Making with the most for the Clan were Clarence Harding 223 Dan Shorty Lowin 168ondDoUgVlckcry510lB6 Beit for Slow Pokes were Earl West 220 Billings 214 Nitrons routed with a barrage of good solos Occasions Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Arrangements Corsages Open Day a Week Bam Til Dark Phone BO WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Caroline Rower Garden Shop TWO MILES WEST OF ACTONSOUTH SIDE OF HIGHWAY t make take the or totals Pacing the Bom Losers trundling were Joan Knight 821 Howie STB and Bruce Fowler 484 Tops for Wltchy Poos were Harry Moycr62S Dave Shannon an and Dunn place Road Runners blew from Unknowns dropped the next two and totals Top lor Unknowns were Archie 265 Ruth Anne Moycr 288 and Steve 203 Making with the most for Road were Steve Or war Cam Lelshman and Bill 1 mm iflii Fat- HALT0N COUNTY FARMERS JAMESWAY CO LTD INTRODUCES Your New Powering Choring Dealer RURAL MAINTENANCE SERVICE RR Acton 85321 68 for free information on complete line Phone JOHN JOHN SPECIALIST IN Farm Hog Poultry Ventilation System Hog and Poultry Equipment Dairy Beef Cattle Automatic Feeding Systems Pipeline Milker System with Master Pu I sat or Shuttle Stroke Chain Barn Cleaner FllloMatlc Silo Unloader Big Jim Silo System We wish them the best luckl In the Bantam bowling this week the hopped over the Penguins taking both games with them Sea outran the Whales taking two Somes from them Cats tried their but only managed a one game and totals win from the Octopus Donkeys tried but only up a one game and totals win against the Crabs Teddy Bears rounded up the morning a bowling by taking both games from the Dog The Top Ten for the Bantam Division are Susan Thompson 143 Steve Blanchard 1ST Allan Ed on son 148138 284 Ricky Von Fleet 128 2T2 Dunn 128140 Susan George 281 Karen Tremllls Eddie Couture 256 Roach Roach 113 247 Bowling best over their averages to win the pop were Pierce Lynn Atkinson Allan tdmondson Karen Tremllls Our most consistent bowler was Scott McLaren who rolled two back to back trundled a few games with his old lime skill and had some of the Major league captains wishing he was available for their teams in the weekend Beat the Champ It was Unite Shullls and Middleton with triples and in that order qualifying to challenge champion Brown In the Championship round was winner and new champion Bruce with Defending champion Brown bowed out with while Earlc Middle ton rolled in his bid for the title congratulations to the teams of Annette St Pierre Gloria Audrey Shirley Thomp son Elaine Mcccham Cora Walters Leonora MeKinnon Joyce Adams Joan Why Sandra McGraw of the Thursday Toppers league These two teams qualified lo advance to the Zone Bolloffs In the Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken Ladlea rive Pin Championships They will be bowling Sunday November 13 at the Village Credit May their efforts be crowned with success that winds It up my so and Concord City took all three Butters busted up a two game ana total win from the No Deadpina knocked out the Held pint taking all Leading Ihe Seniors In the Top Ten were Guy Payne 825 Dave Pink 21B Steve Van Fleet Bob Andrew Glen McKenile 200 Bruce Swift 248 Pat Dunne 190 John McConnell Margot Matheson 190 STAN DINGS SENIOR Alley Pin Busters 3 No a 1 Pussycata 0 In the Well wishes and Department celebrating the happy occasion is Bantam timothy Atkinson on November 17 We would like to welcome to the Bantam ranks Paul So for now good luck and good Air conditioning Air Conditioning is being In stalled the post office A large turquoise box on the roof houses equipment JUST 175 a Cascade WaTER NEUTER HYDRO 43 Alice street totals from the unknowns Jets flew the Junior bowling by three games from the Mod Squad The Ten Toppers were Danny Thompson 220 Ronnie Turk on 240 Wade Knight 523 Roger McEachern ITT Ronnie Moore Bill Gentles Vryenhoek 455 202 AGUE STANDINGS JUNIORS Turks Champions 13Vi Mod Squad 13 Jets 11 Marauders Unknowns In the Senior Division the Alley THIS WINTER WITH OIL RON DUMPER CORPORATION of TOWNSHIP OF ESQUESING NOMINATION MEETING A meeting of the Municipal Electors of the Township of Esquesing will be held In ESQUESING COMMUNITY HULL STEWHRTTOWN ON Monday November 23 1970 AT o clock in the evening for the purpose of Nominating Candidates for the office of REEVE DEPUTY REEVE COUNCILLORS and One Member of THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE TEAR 19711972 The Town of Milton and the Townships of Esquesing and Nassagaweya will be combined to elect one member to the Halton County Roman Catholic Separate School Board The Nomination Meeting will be conducted by the Town of Milton and wilt be held at Martin Street Public School Martin Street Milton The Meeting to Nominate the Members to the Halton County Board of Education to represent the Separate School Supporters within the County will be conducted by the Town of Burlington and will be held at Central High School Baldwin Street Burlington Polling if required shall be held 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