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g4 tha acton ft prett wednesday april 3 1968 at acton bowun lanes i v k t n h u i 1 o r d mar 25 everybody got into the hot shots wltmlnf act with either trtpwi or si of las when theytoe supers toit all three fames pacing tnh6t5hot win wr al roach 865 may geriry post tlbhoger murray 62701- anqe matheoo20cls lewaa- owiw2l7danaablloughi16- mj r and charlie hubble a09 heading up the supers effort wre john gilbert 7 day shannon 626 and phil losuenr 620 hippies spoiud uppers chances of galnlof on u leaden when mey toe vrofor two and totals uppers saved tace when they woo the middle duiaawr triollmt and sincliak for the hippies were jake van cw koby 716 bill fabian 692 s09 john mowatt 206203 phylissanfell 201 and arlie whit 205 best shots for the uppers came from bib buchanan 732 ed parent 647 and ray atkinson 647 fin ishers won the first game from cks by 12 pins got clobbered bat good in the second then ral- tied to winjthe finale by 34 pins but were shy plenty of pins to take totals that honor going to cks tripling and singling for the finishers were don harris 668 lyle cripps 610 ron me- eachern 201 in a like vein for oaks were john dennis 617 hel en lesueur 206204 jane mc- crea 220 ken brooks 246 mike churchill 211216 league standing hot shots 120 uppers 109 finishers 94 supers 83 hippies 81 oaks 59 blue spring nursery mar 26 it was shutout night with the gals from the blue springs nursery league snap dragons water lillies and pop ples all registering triple wins in the snap dragonsweet peas go the leagueleadlngsnap drag ons win was set up by anne mc- cabe 587 221 jane uccrea537 234 and norma titus 505 205 edna dobue 488 joan schlpper 428 and ella may ullne 378 were top trio for sweet peas with the popples and roses it was agnes mcglnnes 597 225 ivy martin 575 201 wannettasmlth 517 and ruth archibald 506 215 pacing the popples win top trlplers for roses were adele nolan 532 jackie higgins 486 222 and marg price 378 head ing up water lillies three game win from poison ivys were jo- anne emmerson 573 205 sandi sinclair 548 cora walters 498 and sherry morris 494 207 making with the top triples for the ivys were mary anderson 568 203 sylvia mages 530206 and nora glmmer 460 league standing snap drag ons 109 popples 107 water lil lies 91 sweet peas 82 roses 69 poison ivys 67 smrr corrmw mixed mar 26 coasters were a two and totals winner from lucky seven to that firm hold on first place the seven came to lite in time to win the finale harry oehlrtch 691 jim kelman 661 and george greenwood 238 trip led and singled in the coasters win for the lucky seven it was earle middleton 767 rupe har- mer 611 and bill braham 210 road runners had their hopes of gaining on the leaders dashed when the hippies took em for two and totals john dunn 758 307 steve blanchard 225 yvan emond 218 and harry moyer 244 tripled and singled for hippies gtno derartoio 704 dee defor- est 636 and heather ellis 255 made with the trlcountsand solos for road runners shadows won the first game from cannons by six pins took the second handily than bowed out in the third canto by 38 pins but had a big enough pintail to take totals keith andrews 640 joan knight 201- 202 dave mcmillan 225 and ron schmidt 230208 tripledand sing led tor shadows frank mcken- na 612 cam lelshman 215253 ed wood 202 and bob cathcart 221 had em for cannons league standing coasters 128 road runners 116 hippies 92 shadows 87 lucky seven 83 cannons 82 lndurrulcontrnmuj mar 27 masson motors broke the first place tie with allans collision by taking all games from the ftuins the triple win givs the men 0 masson three point edge phil lesueur 727 341 wayne mason 723 audi tarry uasalea 6s6 war top trio for maaaona mike churchill with 611 ww a lour tor ruiiaa the allans collision won two games from the misfits but they came apart at the seams both literally and figuratively and lost r or total jim bullough 790 pete homer 751 and george williamson 64 wore top trio for the por misfits it was ketth andrews 764 jib- dave johnston 737- atwl lorne norton 649 alter getting dob- bered- in the first by reliable taaj the adsuprmarktyrw d upjo ttwimcond with a 21 pin win they went all out to win the third but the taxi squad had an eight pin edge after gv last ball was rolled and it was a two and totals win for the reliables jeff fryer 914 390 bruce shulus 651 and ray atkinson 622 paced reliables win bob martin 685 carle- mlddleion 674 and harry phelah 652 wjre tops for ab supermarket league standing masson mot ors 141 allans collision 138 ab supermarket 102 reliable taxi 100 misfits 81 fillins26 actotiudim mar 27 cameos made with a tp game and totals win at the lcas expense the lga waited until the last game before registering a win kitty allen 669 266 alice hatfield 566 267 and bea anderson 493202 headed up cameos win grace robertson 567 annette st pier re 544 and donna manes 512 topped the lga trundling a three game win from nielsens clothing over central cartage moved the nielsens up into the third slot liu atkinson 495 ina mellon 452 and fran pierce 412 paced nielsens trundling janice withers 513 and mary papiuon 456 were best for cen tral cartage acton jersey dairy took a trouncing from the family store in the first canto but came hack to win the next two and an nexed the singleton for totals by 13 pins ruth mclellan 466 elma bralda 434 and eleanor goy 395 topped the dairys trund ling nan hurst 561 212 max- lne hurst 518 202 mary sldr- row 441 were tops for family store league standing cameos 130 lga 102 nlelsensclothlnt93 central cartage 88 acton jersey dairy 87 family store 67 old timer mar 28 well its swingers who swung with the mostost of the bestest to emerge victorious champions of the old timers league starting off in the final three games of a six game roll- off total pintail to count swing ers were in the second slot 37 pins behind paced by a hot 356 game from verna arblc the swingers quickly wiped this out and went into the fifth game lead ing by 133 pins black cats who were leaders after the first threo games and then dropped down in to second place rallied in the fifth game and took over again with a slim edge of 2 pins the sixth and final game saw the lead seesawing back and forth between the swingers and the black cats wtthswtngerstakliuj the honors with a total of 3636 a scant 14 pins ahead of black cats 3622 monkeys and go- gos who could never quite come up with the big games to get into contention finished third and fourth with pintails of monkeys 3428 and gogos 3002 for swingers verna arbics hot 870 356 triple was a standout peg splelvogel 370 hanna cleland 369 and katie ucgllloway 238 followed in that order final three game scores for black cats were joyce adams 513 215 mary daley 4g6 205 mamie allen 423 and elva bry- don 394 for the monkeys helen blttorf 524 212 marion elliott 540 mary campbell 359 and ina wilson 328 for gogos cora walters 420 june hlrd 379 ag nes holmes 378 rose priest 330 and ul evans 238 so endetb the 196768 bowling season for the old timers with the swingers wtnner and champions major mar 28 its the station hotel going into the last night ofthe were top trio for sports corner while this waa going on the acton lanes were having their hands full with a popped up dominion hotel miiflt the wasowtct wallopers took the bowling alluy crew by 30 pink in the first then won tl second quite handily bat jll drtwh in the third and the acton lanul tfhally caujtht fire and grabbed the last canto and totals to tpht the points wayne spl 113 wan klbvg62aiid wayne easonjteopaeadtme dem schedule with a one point lead for top spot breaking fast from the barrier the station hoteltook conwaud over sports corner and wound up with all games to their credit paced by bob agnew 770 pete homer 711 and al norrle 678 the mill street tav- erners never gave the sports a chance jeff fryer 692 ed mc- gilloway 661 and dcn harris 647 acton frundt mar 28 the luaguuuiaitlng mallhu drupml a two and totals decision tn the darts who had h6b doyin gio jqck handy 052 pete uouwuisn 041 and duiuila van lllerk 206 fir in the triples and stnglas formalltius it was wayne eahhi612 granfchamb- ers 402 and bui dlggihs- 240 flrubirds wohiie first from tori htec then went into adeclw- and it was torino for i two ahd lnionhotelrol doe deforeft ptalswih hbwiojank7t6vsaily 739 don wforesi 102 and jim bullough 686 were best for acton lanes with a big e for effort going to junior dunn who trundled a 313ln the third game to get the bowling alley crew going norms barbershop made with a three game winatrellabu taxis expense to move up into the fourth slot the taxi boys made a strong bid tor the middle canto but lost it bv seven pins gerry post 793 307 bob turk- osz 767 327 and dave shannon 709 paced the clippers win ray atkinson 662 larry nolan 644 and bruce rody 639 were tops for reliable league standing stationhotel 78 acton lanes 77 sports cor ner 67 norms barber shop 54 dominion hotel 78 reliable taxi 20 bpuwmairls jean vaughn 2t5 bert rbbottsori 253 and joan mccrlstall 216tripud and sliig- ludfor torlnos firebirds best shots were of the solo- varloty keith andrews 214228 jackie papllloii 210 floyd schmidt 267- charlone andrews 217 and jpno hunter 209 had om cougars had a big first game win from mustangs and it served to got them the singleton for totalji and that was it for codgars mustangs grabbing the next two games for their share of the points solos from don archibald 234 roy vaughan 203 marylln mcarthur 216 bob snyder 220 and barb smith 222 set the slap for mus tangs win cougars registered with hartley coles 669 val chambers 216 reg adams 223 and dave hunter 223 league standing mallbus 103 flrebirda os torino 06 darts 03 cougars 03 mustangs 86 acton mixed mar 20 tag toam replaced atouuttdi in the tup apot when they took said alouuttus for a two and total rldu hruco rody 034 243 vic roach 600 284 doctor ualglu071and donna wal- llngford 015 21 s nut thu pace for tag toam for alouuttus frod daiglo 027 237 vurna arblc 530 i ami mitchell 532 ami earl wont 516 213 wuru lust hip- plus won thu first two games from fluid whp camu lack with a big win in the third to grab thu slnglomifor totals by 7 plh garyprlcii 048 201 bob brown hoi 26ujand c4ry dobue 534 youlh itiusr bo servudj woru hup tor okrhlpplus tiaitrlo for tbiij flukes- wore loa-jllaiiur- 5bb 257 porty 580 220janl ed urovjik 510208 league standing tagteain 97 alouuttus 95 hptie 89 ftukusbo i strikes youth bowling council jickie palmer mar 30 as signs of spring sink deeply into the bowlers thoughts of the playoffs and our annual banquet jumped from lane to lane and ourbowungwill shar pen up accordingly the banquot date has been set for may 18 at the knox presbyterian church in mentioning the refreshing refreshers speclalattentlonwas glveh tojrhwuaoww cheryl being our youngest bowler five years old bowlod 76 in her first game 40 pins ovor hor average this was quite an achievement because her high over average was better than the other two girl winners who were older and more experienced bowlers hor game included a spare she left up a corner pin and picked it off for the first spare of her bowling career in the bantam division this week the dogs caught the cats for a total two game victory the mice did the same to the skunks the gophers took one stme and total pins from the onkeys the cocacola rein- harts and sevenup refreshing refresher winners wore danny ross blair mccallum nancy frank janet allan and choryl gnow the top tonnors wore wado knight 195209 404 ronnlo moore 159149 308 janotstor- ey 114162 261 janet allan 149125 274 blair mccallum 134127 2g1 colin price 124- 125 249 gord mcconnoll 128- 115 243 valorie bale man 112- 111 233 heather mceachem 118105 223 janle waltes 104- 116 220x in the junior and senior divis ion the kooks took two gamos and totals from tlio hotstuffs the hippies did tho samo totho swingers phycos also won two games and totals from the un knowns the top ten this week wore john churchill 657 299 gary turkosz g28 253 bob mccal lum 575 233 dave pink 569 215 craig porldns 5gg214 gary prlco 544 196 gord mor ris 532 179 jacldo palmor 531 201 wayne doforost 472171 jean hlscock 471 17g league standings ybc ban tams gophers 80 monkeys 76 mice 76 skunks 60 dogs 54 cats 44 ybx juniors 4 seniors phy cos uc hippies 110 unknowns 103 hotstuffs 92 swingers 74 kooks 69 lakeview discount centre your headquarters for building supplies paints wallpaper brushes etc floor covering tile phone 8531190 duncans variety store 2 day sale thursday friday april 4 5 shirriffs vnka chips 4fc 39 c exquisite reg 49c pair nylons 31 christies buhermate bread 51 sealtest a- reg 99c ice cream go freth pack reg 99c boxed chocolates 79c beauty sheer reg 59c pair nylons 2 i 1 special 1c sale with the purchase of every 3qt jug f g sealtest milk 2 you get either 1qt chocolate milk or buttermilk many othe in store bargains 10 young st acton big four mir 20 wittrthe last night of the schedule at hand emblems made sure of finishing in first place by winning all gamos from expos pacing tho emblems win were henry kroes 685 258 harry barons 576 251 harry ensing 559 205 andsldhofstede 511 208 heading up expos roll wero joe hofstode 577209 dinlo bowman 50fl and harry hof stode 496 centonnlals ran out the schedule with a twoand totals win from tho fathors to nail down the third spot roneo voskamp 629 228 martha oostorhof 523 and emmy fryters 500 wore top trio for contennlals heading up the fathors efforts wero jako van der kooy 580 218 dolf van aragon 520 and julos fryters 502 next wook starts tho play offs and we refuse to bet on tho outcome final loague standing em- bloms 120 fathors 105 centon nlals 85 expos 82 headpin hilhes for tho okoofe bowler of tho month for february wo had two zono winners graco robortson in class 2 jnd dennis van blork in class 1 houso winnors wero class 1 carolynno williamson- harry moyer class 2 burna swlmoers tookthd oyjfmdr bpwiing chiimv ipionihlp by 16 pina in lliolttapuofirial diy ofttirnoon tlirou of flu winnrno leatv- kmio wiccjillowayy peg- sptolvogol and hflnna clnldnclhblcl1hir irophy omfjleirirfllii of h championhipmlslng wore vpriia frrhieartfi gvyon qiw tlttj ivo qllior member of ike lom- staff photo whilejohn glibort class 3 holon lesueurray toth class 4 joanknlghtearlo midltoton class 5 torry masales tho weekly prlio for tho acton lad les this wook went to grace rob ertson in the maor loaguo weokly sweopstakes it was a family affair deo doforest win tho triple with 739 and brothor don took tho singlo with 275 bob tolzke of tho towno bowie in kitchener announces tho date of his 1968 tournament it goes may 3 to june 2 inclusive bolng a class tournament this is al ways a favorlto with the acton bowlers john martin of tho oconnor bowl anhouncos his 6th annual timmy slnglos tournament thursday april 11 this affair starts at 12 mldnito this la thu annual affair where john pledges all lineage lo tho east york rotary club who are associated with the ontario soc- loty for crlpplod children and big jawn guarantees the rot ary club at least 1000 tho 12th famous oconnor open with its 17500 prize list commenc es may 17 and runs through till juno 2 acton mixed league comos up wlthiholrbanquetdato its scheduled for may 31 at tho logion hall spring has finally come and the country roads are hra torrlblo moss and that winds it up for now my frlenlles so adlosamigos and goodnight daly city when one plan wont work try another advertising is used effectlvly by churches hankers stock brokers colleges governments legislators entertainers tele vision stations restaurants lab or unions housowtves indust ries department stores and by everyone with something to sell to another person looking to v buy sell renthire work want ads announcinq opening of jon hurst electric industrial commercial residential power and lighting installations 24hour service free estimates with no obligation phone 8532015 rr 4 acton ontario compare with 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