the at ACTON BOWLING Mar With two and totals tram Try Hards per idol Andre Conway SSI and Tulle MS paced the win Tryilardilop trio were liton Adam 241 Audrey 2lo Jean Hot were hot enough make with two and totals win from the Mart with Jolly John Fabian hitparade Top trio for Five mire Dud Martin MO Dill Ginlles and Lynda Karris Ml league Handing Desperados Stars Try llardi lint ft Aprlll Being April Day fa and look cm or lot took their defeat with good trace seeing regular ton Sheila Wilton and Marlon 2 sparked the win Top or the Raiders 6M and Don Keith Andrews and Joan I IDS were the Ion era for Helen League standing Drive In M Automotive Itclliible Snack Moss Hardware John Texaco Service 49 I ACTON LADIES April Mom Hardware In creased their lead when they back the second place Jim Variety with a we and totals win Mary MS 124S 101 paced the win Topi or the Variety Gall were Hetty 4flfl Hay and Hodgson IBS Thompson en the em tor two and totals Inn the win were flcn est OUT Leo MS Doug IBS and Best in Runners torts were Larry 60S Roy and Willy Mitchell 402 1183 Polar Dears ground with a three game win from I early Kings Heading up the win Lou 833 Jack in and John Chapman For May Kevin Clark e 476 17S 464 IBS llslangs sdlngfiotD hew they I tils hi the and single plateaus tor Mustangs were Susan carle West 230 and While Up there for Hot Dogs were Warford Bryan Dunn Cecil and Hun Matthews dropped tint canto Lucky Strikes by plenty In second and on lor an pin win In the iSalc but felled to make up tho for lot Tripling and singling for Lucky Strikes were LcSucur 2B3 and VjyenhockZlB rolled on solos or their best score John Vin Der Crlppj Dan Mc Dottle McGllloway 206 and Terry had cm closed be schedule with a wo and totals win from with Frank Joe BUI and Jano tripling and for MIsfKi ll was skin Vryenhoek 713 Ml Bob Woodcock 60S 240 Murray and Tlnnle Mosaic I Verley ihe very si 121 Lucky i Mustangs with leg Hurdle Kennedy ilia 211 win Second canto was close Mums took It by pins Daisies was headed up by Smith Sylvia Mages 215 and Sandy Met raw 2061 Ron took first no I rum the by 17 going he odd point for lotolsby pins Top trio In Hoses win wen Stuck less Mary Anderson and Sandra I atcy Making with the most for win Burton IBS twine 449 1611 and Agnes league trending Daisies Orchids MIXFD April have no Idea of Hiving up the top spot won em all from Screwballs with Her- WunderS74207 d Wood and aurle pacing the win Screwballs were headed up by Cord McKlnnon Janet Storey SOU and Lucy dropped the first go to Jugglers but evened up pins for the two triple win 1 A getting the zero treat Top trio for the Con Swackhamcr 884 257 Betty 210 and Undo 1100 Louise I Irma Griffon til and 140 were tops for I A Farms dropped the bundle to Nielsen a Clothing the last canto was a lough one 7 pins decided it Top for Nielsen a were Laura Grace 1061 and Lynda McDonald lb2 175 Best for Peg Hurdle Jcr and Mike Making with Cord Loll or hot- Minim were 1238 larsen 223 Doug fiends bee 104 and Harry League standing Road Run i Polar Ilea The Acton Free Press Wed April 10 B5 Capital levies are settled 600 rural urban It will cost in lot levies for a single family unit lo build a home In the un 145 far a multiple unit and serviced rural area of Milton for an apartment unit and In the urban the Under previous structures In Burlington was recommendation capital levies Is approved by Milton Council The administration com mlttec recommended the To family Tht rural or ra Oakvillenorth A consolidating by law tl lot fr a lot levy charges was to be different structures now in Sffl prepared In the effect rtmnants from the mum live years charges throughout Milton present rates far Milton charges throughout The capital levy must be Charges in the first three paid to the municipality at the months or this year had been time building permit is applied they were in the the committee ruled former municipalities No fee for farm buildings During recent meeting Milton agreed to exempt farm buildings from permit fees In tht past Nassngowcya had not charged hut Milton did Some members fell the fee dropped was in order and that received good money Others felt the same could be and should received but fee should be FREDA HOFFMAN Optometrist Hot si Ming Nielsen s Clothing on ill Spcyhlli three game total being Watchful Ones Hot Shots tics Rolling Stoma Flyers With three more ST- championship probably will game playoff tola pintail triple of Next In tine Bill single plate I Ones Jlrr loyd THOMSON It Mofrat receives a watch from Bank of Nova manager Grant Sthultz Wins watch through bank CAN HELP N i Paced by Heather Morion 780284 Ron and lllnck 239 and Bob bended up by Joan Knight 70S Punt 222 Onions Handed the league leading I Timbers 18 Dingbats a three game aol back Jugglers trundling was paced by efforts for Dingbats were Don I 257 Oka James frank Morton 218 Sid Spear and Nick Hoy 190 and Brian Half wiu made with two and I Taking the first canto from totals win Six lus One averting by pins got the count when ir 12 pins going and Hot Pants with and Drifters with Top trio for Mucklc 1207 Sandy Lewis 491 and Donna Slaves 187 tor Happy Gang It wai Tat Wood 1210 Louise Johnston and Jean Lumbers 437 Hell lor Slowpokes were Daphne Johnston Isabel Gallant 428 1461 and Witm Ward Doodle Bugs tops were lolly Hamilton Lyn 1 un4B2 and Ruth Archibald 451188 With Hot Pants the best were Mitchell Wendy Fabian McKnlKht Drifters roll was headed up by Male Allan Rev 457 and Lucy 44D up 540 paced Topping scramblers were Lynn Punt 223 pin Tod trio for Half Win weri Dave McMillan 290 Debbie Storey 217 and John Dunn Best for six Plus One were Anne I 212 IBS and Marlor and llruce iway j wire Tom llouifleld rolltoblnson604 and Fred In 170 Top trio for Hot ere Boh Mucklo n Lumbers and League standing Hot Radishes Green Onions Rolling Stones lb Scramblers TUtHDAV April 2 It was a two and totals tin tor the front running Strike Outs toiing out in the first Lucky Ducks Colleen 203 Phyllis Laflln and Barb I ucky Duck a rlcounters wen Sandra Charlotte 181 and 403 119 Lucky were a 7 pin winner In the first with Women dropped he but came back to annex the finale and grabbed the bonus point for totals win with fcrnnora Mario lorla Bason 170 up the tin TcllConnollSai209J Tulle 56J ISO and dgc R IA1 April Drive In were a thrct game winner when they met up with the I Palace I etc Golden Arm Homer 794 Clint 1 207 and Bob Low in lopped the itrundllt Harry Artie Carry Walker 70 mcnllonablcs Auto- Moss Hardware who hung onto the fourth and last playoff spot by half a point when they won the last Top win hen 747 201 Tom Browning 705 3181 and Bill Shannon 268 Best In the Mossllcj were Ward 793 lorry and Horry Middleton Reliable Snack Bar stole he tint go John Texaco hod no trouble In down In the third but grabbed the bo point for totals by pins and dnshed the Tcxans hopes of 322 Tom forts to luTji back the Lanes were Heftier 709 Bruce Shorty 244 Dominion Hotel Ion a bo it the fourth and last spot whin after losing the first canto to Reliable Taxi grabbed the last two with Bill Anderson 773 2B4 and Dave McMillan heading up he win p trlcountcrs for the Taxi were Ivan The Terrible Iby 311 Don 733 and Brown 273 Acton Meadows were bo shell shocked altar the bundle to Store ihcy forgot to record their scores Individually maybe hey were ashamed of knowing how hey did Top trio In triumph were Doc lost Rob 824 320 and Ken 303 Lcagup standing Acton Meadows Silver Creek Shell Acton lanes Dominion Hotel Blare Kathy ius up inert for Rovers were Iston Adams Gil peg Hurdle ROD Chris Harding 231 Gerry I atcy and triples and singles came from Peter Hurdle 824 Arllc White and George Hurdle Celling cm or Smartles were Shorty 701 Nancy Abrams 217 and Dan for Rolling Stones Moore22- It was Hank and 1 April 5 Ith a thne game win the Alley Cats arc right of the leagueleading Poor Souls One point separates them Heading up the Alley win wire Chris Duiker John Van Her 1236 Archie Duiker 12O0 Poor Souls lop tricountors were Joke Van 744 I Van Dam and Misfits came up with a two and dropping winner for Alton through special Bank Hockey College bank count Wayne Thomson It I Moffat proudly received a watch last Thursday from hank manager is one of local people ill under who have the special accounts Show film on Sunday A Thief In the Night a new color film will be shown at I vanRel ll lid Acton on April A Thief in the Is motion picture Bible cry month names are drawn of account holders throughout Canada for pncs Including watches bikes and skates This Is the first time for winner through Acton branch of the Bank of Novo Scotia Wayne Is and attends grade seven in school lie says he up his money for Thomson 1 Moffat Newest person to open up a College is Waynes baby sister Kcrrl who will be three months old next week Why not They re for anyone under with a chance of prises not open to rcgultr holders Kerri lay contentedly and Mltllt y Rollers by trio were Charlie lleinkc id Jack Van Kooy est for Happy Rollers an Arragon 237 prophecy what can on the bank when I Christ wn accepted Nek Van KOoy standing Poor tut Alley Cats Happy Re returns centers around avenge girl caught up in living for the with little concern about Salesmen Farm Owners Businessmen Individuals WE WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR TAX PROBLEMS NOW TPIH HOURS ADDRESS Main St S Georgetown Ont Saturdays 162 Broadway Closed Mondays when thclrtlectlonof and ding the dosllny he will be president into Johnston vici president McKnlghl secretary and treasurer Congratulations and and Cone this thinking catches up with htr provides an lion packed drama limed on location in lowi this picture portrays with the Biblical predic lion There will be no place New president of he Ont Principals is of Georgetown ACTON April 4 Going the of the schedule the front rum Road bad their I Counselling new location Past presidents honored Past presidents were in the years limelight Friday when Other president Soil and Crop Improvement Others honored were Ad Association held a special Woodley night to honor its chief of Vernon McArthur fleers during the past 35 Fred Nurse 1953 Ross years All but live of the Scgsworth 195556 Maurice men who have been president 1957 Brock Harris of since Its formation 1959 Johnston Neclands 1960 in 1939 were on hand for the Fred Bell 1962 Hugh ceremonies and each recelv 1964 Russell 1965 a pin Specially honored were the 968 Harold first three presidents of the Claude 1971 Colin group charter president Marshall 1972 Earl Wilson who was and Harold Btggar 1974 Jos who chair for two years and Ed win who was president Each gave a short president Claude fenm Finnic Sr who served In 1961 Jim 1963 and Tom Foster Winning wheat Also on display was a pie of the wheat that mode charter president Bill the World Wheat King in 1954 Mr became famous for winning this honor as It was the only time ario has had a winner In the world wide competition The family counselling vice formerly housed a few hours a week In the town hall is now the town offices Alan Borland is located each Tuesday afternoon in the former office or Grant Usher The senior citizens have taken over the town hall room for their dropin centre Mr Borland was here in 1968 but more recently has been in Burlington He was reassigned to Halton Hills district several weeks ago Family counselling is a service of region While he here lor ointments every Tuesday Borland is slso available ivcr morning in Milton Familv relationships problems get a sympathetic ear from Mr Borland who favors an ap proach Ik explains he helps people work out their own problems First fire of the season in Hilton Hills was over at tht Georgetown end on HYDRAULIC OIL BULK We have a COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP with tho Ave Mlttan took and personnel 1 Main SIM Ulouo NOTICE TO ALL CUSTOMERS Country Pete has joined forces with Farmer Jack one of Ontario s fastest growing and Warehouse chains What this means to present and future customers is a larger variety and lower prices on all merchandise This is the result ot volume buying throughout Ontario Farmer Jacks Milton is now being advertised weekly on CKCOT V channel 13 You may also hear of our super specials daily on CFGAA radio We also advertise our sales weekly in the Canadian Champion The Acton Free Press and the Georgetown Independent We have the same courtesy staff and of course Country Pete still welcomes you tor a cup of coffee any day of the week Thank you for your patronage we hope to see all of you soon Country Pete and all his stall