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The Free P March 2d the Pin at ACTON BOWLING LANES IIM Still tola win who made with a win in h last canto On the triple and plateaus Tor were Whllr Bob Woodcock I 213 and Helen Up there for Snakes were Don Harris 77 John Me Dowel and Ad ami was triple win Tor Rollers when they met up with the Uppers although they hard pressed to win the ml die canto by pint Tripling and or Rollers were Andre Dunn 718 Skip Vrycnhoek and Kors Vrycnhoek cuing em for Uppers were Jake Van Kooy7T27B Phil BIB 252 and Ray Atkinson It a two and win for Finishers I alcnti winning the last canto by Getting the and solos for Finisher were Earl Helen 231 Tom annnn unit Tien For It was Ron 223 Murray and Hick League Patents Roller Finishers Uppers Soakes 7S CAROI INF GARDEN CENTRE Mar 13 With a triple win from Hurricanes Ellminalora hung onto polnllcad They almoH blew It In middle making the win by a 17 pin margin counting and soloing In the- win were Roy Swan Porte 277 Lois Norton Tom Staves 202 and John Top trio for were Lome Norton 225 Jeffrey 230 and Donna Staves 188 t gain on the leaders out they kept up to the pace with a three game win from Marauders Pacing the win were Jens 833 Gerry Landry ZISJandBe tied in Marauders efforts were Clarence Ha ring a 3 1S Mary IB and Role Gentles Zombies got In the all or nothing act when they met up with Intruders they won em all with Steve Bill Gentles and June 231 heading up the win Intruders best came from Tom Bouifleld IBS Ruby Lauitsrn and Robcrtton League Handing Eliminators Saphirei 60 Zombies Intruders Marauders BLUE SPRINGS FLOWER SHOP Mar 16 The leagueleading Coral Bells up with a two and totals win from Larkspurs although the last game the Belli taking It by I pint Top trio in the win were Dorren Mitchell Betty 206 and Helen Broulllard Best for Larkspurs were HI Howion Heather Ward and LilWagner47llM Petunia were a threegame winner Lupina getting the count Too trlrounler in the win were Lynda Harris 602 Acnes and Carol trier 12 For Lupins It was Betty Bender 25 Smith and Mart Johnston 213 Bleeding took the first two cantos from Trillium and were gunning for the third but Trilliums came to lire and made with the win by 8 pins Sparking the win were Anna Spear 534 203 Sylvia Mages and Irene IBS Trilliums were up by Elsie Ed Jeannic 138 and Nolan 138 League standing Coral Bells 105 Trillium Lupins Petunias Bleeding Hearts 84 SPORTS CORNER MIXED Mar Hillbillies with a three game win from Poos took undisputed possession of the tap He i ding up the win were James Ed Wood 613 Bob Wardle and Tom Shannon Best in the efforts were Harry 243 Karen Jenkins 178 and Mary Huxley Rascals lost their share of the top spot when Road Runners clipped em for two and totals Rascals had a tough time winning their one game Came In the last canto they took it by pin Top for Road Runner were Helen Lucy 183 and Terry Masales 526 194 For Rascal It was John Dunn686242 Larry Knight ISO and Helen Fowler 303 173 Unknowns made with a two and totals win at Bom Losers e pen mi Bom Losers saved face by salvaging the last canto Top trlplers for Unknowns were Don Perry 33 264 Archie 254 and Sieve 222 For Born Losers it was Howie 203 Timer While 228 and Smltty League standing Hillbillies Unknowns Rascals Born Losers Road Runners itchy Poos 314 INDUSTRIALCOMMERCIAL Mar John Texaco Service were wheeling and dealing when they met up Pete Barber Shop they won all games with Terry Masales Charlie Auger 213 and Keith Andrew 228 pacing the win Top trio tor the Barbers were Jeff Fryer 746 Bill Shannon 262 and Dave Johnson Acton Milk came up with two and totals win Station Hotel being the sbortenders Terry Churchill John Churchill 701 273 and Dave McMillan 268 headed up in Tops for Station Hotel over A Supermarket Shorty Bruce 337 and Whitey 701 the win Top trio for the Abies were John 710 Tom Browning 722 and Kors Vrycnhoek League Pete Barber Shop Jon Hurst Electric John a Texaco Service A Supermarket Station Hotel 46 Acton Milk ACTON LADIES Mar 17 After a first game tie with Family Store the I A gall hit their stride and wound up with the next two plus totals Top trio in the win were Marlon Hunter 381 220 Marlon Storey and Audrey 167 Best in Family Store Donna Richardson 172 and June Payne STRIKES f March 2 and Bill Gentles March tbe tie fubbtU ever be Octopus taking both from them woo srtoad game by tight pins Whiles cm tin EC the Cats Ukisg two tames from Penguins beat oat J Sea for two garnet Second Skin the Does barked cm fits and touts gam- the Dookeya kicked up a tc win the Tidy Bear Crabs grabbed two games from Kaniaroos The Tea BaaUQ were Karen Ml Steve 111 111 Susan SI It 122 UK art be 1MIZS David 21 Patsy 121 127 Jimmy Hosier HUM 234 bo over their average to in Crush and Coke were EiUmu Blaocbard lad Kim rtrst Shift Whales Call Octopus Dockers Kangaroos 21 In Junior the Mod Squad Marauders klll4 Jets taking two games and totals from all three games from lie Turk Champions won their second game by three pins The Top Tenners were Wade Knight Roger McFschem 21I Janet Storey Colleen Spiel to el Danny Thompson 111 Gary Pickles 225 Jack Van 4M 185 Ma 490 Valerie Bill Gentles 4S0 STAN DISCS Champions Turks Ml Mod Squad Leading the Seniors in ihe Top Ten were Dave Pink 2721 Sue MO John Me 2311 Larry Knight CI Cathy Dunn ill Allan Green Dan Rosalind Hall Bob Toth4tI17li DrlnkwaltrrtM IK STANDINGS SENIORS Alley Rockers Dead pint No 14 Thrifty Swap Shop BUILDING Tuesdays 1 PM Purchase used clothing at minimal price or bring article to exchange at no charge M clothing mutt be dean FREE TABLE an Kami in of minor repairs but kai plant of soar lift EMJ0T FREE COFFEE and CHIT CHAT 236 and Rick 170 Getting the most for Roai Runner were Larry 534 lor total 193 Leo Caulvl and John 213 League standing Hippie Hem lei S3 Digger Little Darling Road Runners 42 Cudas Duster ACTON MIXED Mar 11 Sillier took two game from the front running Plcadillya but the Pics made with a big middle grabbed the singleton total by 9 pin Tripling and ling for were Rupe Moore Ted Hancock WIloNear and Helen Broulllard Top trio in Pies din efforts were Bryan Billings Wayne Sheppard and Rick The Clan after losing the first game to Nitrons by pins grabbed the next two sod totals to move within point of the top spot Pacing the win were Shorty 295 Bob Price Mi and Doug Vlckery Nitrons top trio were Mid County has April seminar on finance waste disposal 43 IIM Beckers Milk were two and totals winner Nielsen Clothing winning the last canto Fran Pierce Chalene Smith 462 175 and 178 paced the win Tops for he Milk Maid were Trace Robertson 203 Verna IBS and Jean 224 Headed up by Lll solo Cameo Boutique won the first canto from Farms but then the got the message and took next two and totals Heading win were Betty May 193 and Lynda McDonald 191 League standing I A 113 Beckers Milk Cameo Boutique family Store Farms a Clothing THURSDAY TOPPERS Mar 11 Drifter didn t drift off the win palh they won em all from Challenges who tried to win the finale Top trio In the win were June Bousfleld Sandra McGraw IB and Donna Staves 116 Best for Challengers were Mcecham 410 154 and aula 143 Hopefuls were hopeful of taking all gamea from the Alley Hoppers they almost did lust mining on the third game by one Top In the win were lamie Allen 459 137 Sojka and Lennora tor Alley Hoppers It waa Mary Joan Why and Terry Dawson 117 After losing the first game to Goof Off by 13 pins Freak found the range and wound up with a two and total win Heading up the win were Landry Joyce Adam in and 1B3 Topping Goof Offs roll were Annette St Pierre Shirley Thomson 416 171 and Audrey 134 League standing Drifters Alley Hoppers Goof Freak Outs Hopeful Challenger MAJOR Mar 11 Acton Meadows pulled the plug on Scenic Pool tor a two and totals win Scenic getting last by pins Top trio for the Golfer were Mac erring ton Don Wilkes 729 326 and Ray was Jack Could 717 292 Bill Anderson 711232 and Tom Browning 259 Store were a two and totals winner Adams Bus Depot waiting until the last canto before making a winning move Heading up In tons roll were Squcek 798 291 PrimoRlgo6M and Dave Johnson 688 for the Bus Depot boys were Conway 776 105 Glen Glbbs631 234 and Charlie Brown Reliable Taxi were a two and totals winner losing out In the middle to the Acton Top for the Reliable were Don Greln 330 Jeff Fryer 326 and Phil For the Lanes It was Carl Do Fore si 741 Winston Churchill 735 and Earle Mlddleton 284 League standing Acton Meadow 77 Reliable Taxi Store Scenic Pool 314 Acton Adams Bus Depot 15 ACTON FRIENDS Mar IB Hippie Hemic made sure of holding onto the top spot they dusted off the Dusters for all game Top shooters in the win were Ben Sally Bouwman and Gary Ritchie 228 Best for Dusters were Harry Phillips 236 Chick Milne 498 171 and Mike Noble 491 Digger although failing nice again to gain on the leaden still kept pace with a triple win from Little Darling John Chapman 295 Alan Gord Latl 4 ISO and Bob Mitchell 161 Cud were a two and totals winner from Road Runner who were content to win the middle canto Top for Cuda were Jl middle hukker by 19 pins Polling the top for Slowpoke were at 709 Bob Ken Hillings Best for 201 League standing 121 The Clan 120 Slowpokes 100 Nitrons 08 Happy Gang 72 BIG FOUR Mar IB fired a two and tot nil win Hot Shots taking the loss Heading up win were Floyd Hammond He nee Voikamp 217 and 40B ma Top for Hot Shots were Little Jake Van Kooy 251 Staves and Henry Van 220 Happy came off belt In a two and go with Red Wings Sparking the win were Bob Krulsai23S Archie Duiker and Harry 183 Making with the most for Red Wings were Doug Hammond 483 188 and lurry Douglas 191 Carol solo in the first for Red Wings rate a mention so we mention League standing Hot Shot 104 Happy Gang Red Wings Latest banquet dates lo be posted arc the Major league May Big Four May latest award to come Shorty way for trundling that Is a gilt certificate from s I A winners in the Acton idles league draw were Fiona All Hall on County councillors will be Invited to a at Holiday Inn In villc April 1 to mutters concerning flnonte wnate disposal riie program will bo dcult with under Jig two main categories Die meeting wns proposed by Burlington Ilccvo Jim who billed It as an opportunity for communities to choirs finance Oiikvillc Mnsaon will chair the part of the meeting dealing with finance while Mr will the session an waste disposal people In the rcipcttivo fields will part on panel discussions Albert Dunn a Burlington councillor famllh of Damns and Smith consultants Anthony of Nutionnl Cash Registers of Canada and Bruce Until superintendent of finance for the County Board of I duration will part in the panel discussions dealing with finance Doug of James McUrcn I td John director of Ontario water management branch and Robert Bailie the director of public works for Burlington will be on the panel dealing with waste disposal Sweep snow mold away By Burke McNeill Snow mold very common at this time of year As the snow melts the will be covered a thick mold which If left untouched will result in dead patches in turf Snow mold caused by fungus and is best controlled by spraying the lawn with a fungicide In the fall However If you did not take this precaution last fall the mold can be in the spring by brushing the webi off the lawn with an old broom As soon as the snow melts get your old corn broom or rake out and brush it off the grass It will only take a few moments to do and will reduce the damage to a minimum Ospnn fe FEATURE Lvalue Present program at nursing home Hodgson Pete Don t gel bowl In the Ladles league he Just happened to be the holder of a winning li the Beat the Champ there Is no doubt who the new champ Is Tom Browning with a triple of and Jack Could wllh a 743 won the right to challenge champion Phil Sothan In the championship roll Browning caught fire and with a string of for a 1001 trie mint easily dethroned who posted a if Gould It up or Concord Park dumping saves money Hauling snow to Prospect Park instead of to dumping sites outside town has saved Acton taxpayers a lot of money this winter according to Councillor Oval Chapman Acton Parks and Recreation Committee allowed the town to dump snow in on area on the side of the community centre Arena manager Harold estimates about several tons of snow has been dumped there this year Councillor Peter Marks ad some concern about the amount of debris that may be left when snow melts However Mr Marks agreed That the place for the snow all right Seek return 200 books This is Forgiveness Week at Acton Library Overdue books will be welcomed bock with no fine and no questions asked all forgiven About books have been long overdue and they re needed back in circulation By Mrs D G Robertson Friends of Mrs Kloosterarc to learn she is confined to bed under a doctor cure Mr and Mrs Derk Jensen attended the dinner and presentation for Murray Scoyne on riday evening in Acton given by the staff of the Acton Free Press Mrs Norman Linda and Bill and Bruce contributed vocal and instrumental numbers to the Sacred program on Sunday evening Ever ton Christian Church Mr and Mrs Brian of Toronto visited on Sunday with the former s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Aleck Stewart labonsplel Brian Robertson was in during the weekend where he participated in a Curling Mr and Mrs Cecil UpshaU moved last week to the home on the First I recently purchased from Mr and Mrs G tern Mr and Mrs Derk Jensen were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Wayne Gates at Brampton Mrs Sadie Griffin of Mishawakn Indiana has been visiting with her sister Mrs Thomas Fines and Doris Mrs D Robertson attended a family shower for her nephew Carter and his bride-to- be on Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Nile Orongeville Entertainment Members of the Ladies Aid presented an evening entertainment for the residents of the Hillsburgh Nursing home Mrs Vernon Stewart introduced the patients and visiting ladies Herbison read an article 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