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pillihf the pin at acton bowling lanes the acton free preas wodnetday october 23 1968 fli by ken hulford blue springs nurstry oct is daisies pushed their way up for share of flnt place when they won two cames from the erstwhile leaden cirocui they won the first game by 22 pini and the third puru by 25 but got clobbered irv the middle canto and lost out for total heading up the daisies roll were joan schjpper 502 204 barb ferguson 482 170 and helen btttorf 424 148 sylvia mans 626 270 norms titus 509 172 and joyce adam i 461 159 were tops tot crocus everything came up roses for rose they won alt games from the cactii who found the going rough the- trlpus win moved roses up for a share of second place adele nolan 535 04 ellie kam 495 212 and cors walters 493 178 meed the roses win best for the cactii were ahnc perry 502 177 agnos mcglnnes 488 179 and vema tatton447 orchid won the first game ftpm lilac by 25 pins then went into a decline and it was lilacs for a two and totals win jane mccrob 5h5 230 jo- ann emmerson 4r6 201 and gall fryer 421 163 sparked lilacs win sandl sinclair 518 181 carolynm doyle 400 141 and ruth archibald 394 141 topped orchids trundling league standing daisies 25 crocus 25 lilacs 19 rotes 19 cactii 10 orchids 7 sports corner mixed oct is vappers hit the win jackpot with a triple win from wnbusters joan knight 674 237 martin oehlrlch 631 225 steve blanchard 613 268 with triples and smltty pietrangriu 2s0 and john churchill 218 with single paced the win top trio for pin buster were john mccllloway 596 217 dee del orest 569 208 and dave mcmillan 490 205 gyptiea replaced snipers in the second spot with a three game win from sniper earl muldleton 760 301 frank mckenna 64r 264 ches lewttndowski 475 184 were top trundling trio for thl gypsies bruce kody 59h 218 bob cathcart 573 213 and bui braham 503 188 were best for the snipers sock ittolrm did just that to the batflnks for the first two games and were on their way to a third game win but batflnks spoiled it by winning the tame by 21 pins john dunn 670 252 gary prevett 627 245 and harry moyer 544 194 headed up the win top trio for batfink were heather elll 617 244 cam lelshman 601 215 and rulh moyer 518 192 league standing yappers 1 9 gypsies is snipers 14 sock ittoi nis 13 batflnks 12 plnliuilers 1 1 industkialcommercial oct 6 twentyeight jttin margin of victory in the w for allans collision aialntt jo texaco service and it served to give them impetus for the next two and the triple win the win put the wreckers up for a share of top snot jim bullough 847 328 jelv fryer 820 324 and ray toth 691 were top trio on the triple plateau for allan john hoare 719 wayne mason 704 and fred landry 685 were tops for the texan the jon hurst lkictru threw everything but the kltiltu sink at the ah supermarket in their allout win anil the victory gave the llectriclans a share of top hilling pete homer 827 116 john churchill 660 and don harris 630 paced oil ihotk troops for the hursts lor the ab supermarket it was a sad ud night including bill knight tyler transport were a hepped up crew for their runin with reliable taxi they won all games with dave johnson 739 lome norton 648 and terry churchill 618 sparking the win ches lewandowsld with a 645 was a loner for reliable league standing john hurst electric 18 a0tn collision jb tylers transport 13 johns texaco service 16 ab supermarket 11 reliable taxi fl acton ladies oct 1 6 the family store increased their league lead by winning two game from the second place central cartage central cartage salvaged the odd point for totals by 6 pins when they stashed away enough pin in their first game win ula atkinson 5b5 202 helen holme 540 215 and june warner 434 170 paced the family stores effort nan hunt 561 186 mary papluon 548 204 and fran pierce 457 178 were the top tor the cartage nielsens clothing came up with a two and totals win against cameo who won the middle chucker by 39 pin may swackhamer 559 216 donna icrapck 507 184 and grace robertson 505 198 headed up the nielsen roll marion hunter 552 233 bea anderson 4s9 172 and rose hall 456 174 were belt for cameo it was a big night for acton jersey dairy they won all game from the 1 g a with mary sklrrow551 197 elsie syme 184 and anna spears 484 182 sparking the win top tripling trundlers for the i g a were donna manes s87 218 shirley rownbersky 457 174 and anne greenfield 436 161 league standing family store 23 central cartage 19 acton jersey dairy 18 nielsens clothing 15 iga 15 cameos is major oct 17 with a three game win from dominion hotel sport comer strengthened their hold on first place jeff fryer 842 302 ed mcgflloway 720 301 and fluffo harris 700 300 paced the win pete homer 801 and mike churchill 662 headed up the dominions efforts the cinderella team hlntoni store apparently lost their glass slipper because they were on the short end of a 31 go with the acton lanes ken hulford 740 earle middleton 738 and dee deforest 660 sparked the lanes win bui shannon 76h bob turkoix 730 and trenchy conway 638 were tops for hlntom the playing area around the reliable taxi team resembled grand central station the way pete schipper hod players coming and going in his desperate efforts to line up a team although losing all games to the acton meadows skipper pete is confident hi player personnel li solved and the teams luck will take 16 tutt for tte colem jtpht m r iftnj t31 andtjac heningtoa 707 were top trio larry porte with a 673 kept an aura of respectability over the reliables efforts league standing sports comer 21 hlntom store 17 acton meadows 15 acton lane 14 dominion hotel 4 reliable taxi 1 acton friends oct 17 cedars still remain on top of the totem pole for after lolng the first game to the maples they bounced back and won the next two arid total roy vauhan 601 243 doris townsley 538 220 and charlie thompson 532 195 made with the top tricounts fur cedars i or the maples it was don brown 643 238 floyd schmidt 532 213 and pat kentner 470 172 oaks with a triple win from the elm jumped up into second place elm made a bid for the second canto but missed it be 20 pins pete bouwman 717 263 jim milne 561 215 and jackie papulon 550 201 had tor tricounts tor oaks hartley coles 594 240 bill digger diggjns s88 219 and joan mccriitall s3 197 made the big effort for elm willows dropped the tint chukker to the pines then rallied to win the next two and totals with june hunter 548 227 jack glendennmg 436 154 and shirley b raids 428161 pacing the win pine efforts were headed up by don archibald 558 210 ron schmidt 514 207 and joanne duval 414 198 league standi rig cedars 24 oaks 21 willows 18 vine 17 tlmi 14 maples 1 1 actonixid oct 1 8 lucky thirteen only won one game from the v i p s the second one but it was by enough pins to take the singleton for total artie white 616 234 bill dobbin s71 216 and lea buter 511 19s topped fhe tricounl trundling for vipl lor the thirtecncr it was ray atkinson 644 283 andre brouillard 600 219 and len mitchell s38 216 flukes were a two and totals winner in their go with the bobcats frenchy conway 742 288 nancy janien 672 261 and rupe maimer 542 210 were lop jrio in the tricount department for i lukes don marcos 208 solo was a factor in i lukes first game win going with the modest for the bobcats were bob price 662 304 ld browne 618 263 and keith wellwood 539 245 neat bit of a go between llopeleu ones and boozers boozers won the first hopeless ones equalized in the second and then both teams finished in a photo finish tie in the third the llopeleu ones had the edge for total pins earle west 614 250 cd blase r 542 191 and bruce rody si8 188 headed up the llopeleu ones trundling for the boozers hec daigle 592 218 gary dobbie 559 200 and fred daigle s22 214 grabbed the tncount honors league standing lucky thirteen 22 i lukes 19 bobcats 18 boozers 18 hopeless ones 15 v ips 13 dig roiir oct 18 after losing the first game to richs service centre by four pins the van soelen painting rang the win bell for the next two and totals the win keeps the painters snug and secure in first place top trio for van soelen i were i red darcns 610 500 oscar reenstra 594 231 and harry ensing 5b4 223 doing a neat bit of soloing were sid hofstedc with 205 and jane van sot len 279 tops for rlchs were renec voskamp 602 216 jules frytcrs 552 233 and john duenk 528 193 for triples and joke patma 247 with a single dutkcr construction were on their way to a triple win but acton electric made with o 17 pin in the finale to avert a zero count top tripling trio for the fire prevention week in halton ended wlh a church parade in acton sunday morning when about 50 of the coun- tys firefighters representing acon milton georgetown oak- ville and burlington fire departments marched to knox pres byterian church for the 1 1 a m service they were led on the march by the acton citizens band the parade is shown leav- dulkers showed up in joe hofstede 615 260 john vlwstra 540 224 and dolf van arragon 535 181 big jake van der kooy 584 216 harry hofstede 589 229 and i mmy irytcr 490 162 were tops for a cton electric in the tricount division little jake van der kooy i racked up a 2q7 single for ppp jakes electricians league standing van soelen painting 33 acton fleetric 29 rich service centre 20 duiker construction 16 headpinhilitfs the big i our league broke out in a rash of colour with the initial appearance of their new bowling shirts but me thinks some of th rotund gentleman will go on m diet to as to fit into some of the form tilting bowling apparel- congratulations td bert robertson of the caroline garden centre league the honest ploughman took tlpie off from hli bowling proclivities to plow the furrows straight and true and won the international ploughing match at guelph last week that wind it up for now my friendlier so adios and goodnight daly city ttrikes at youth bowling council county firefighters march to promote fire prevention about so members of rialton county i ire ircventiun dure in paraded to knox presbyterian church acton on sund ly morning in the bureaus annual church parade host fire chief m holmes of atton headed the group marching with fire chief douglas wilson of ojkvillc chief i rwin lewis of georgetown chief a e clement of millun district chief george wright of oakville fire bureau chairman jim iiulson of milton and members of the acton oakville cicorgelnwn milton and burlington fire departments deputy chief don herrmglon oakville was parade marshal the acton citizens band under the direction of bandmaster george elliott led the pindc from atton unr station down mill and main sts to the thitrth km minister rev a h mckenzie conducted the servico md ins sermon wis on the symbolism of fire m the scriptures the firefighters parade is staged in a different ii ilion town c ith fall usually around the end of fire prevention week acton fire fighters treated the visitors to lunch it the atton fire hall following the parade ing the starting point for 4ho half mllo walk the on r station the parade was sponsored by halton fire prevention bureau as a culmination to oho of the most successful fire prevention weeks on record anton firofiqhlors hosted the group at a lunchoon after the service staff photo business sold we wish to announce that newtons 5c to 1 store has been sold to bill yundt sincere thanks to our many patrons and friends throughout our years in business in acton your continued support to the new business would be greatly appreciated mr and mrs al newton under natural condition whitetail deer generally live from eight to i s years miitobuj4 j mwiiwwiwmwmwwwwww strikes at youth bowling council b jackie palmer for gas appliances vavav richardsons tv appliances 301 main st f milton 7i949 k grows to oct 19 the conililtnty accolade go s in danism kevin archibald ktv tilth un avctojm of 64 bowled two ujiiils nl 6464 us saturday momttu the highlight of the weekly i itil award prmntatiun by our supervisor mri ivy martin uai the prist n tat tun to our doubles i immpiont tlu winners who i rt port ml on last ttttk our next thampioiuhip u tlu i beat my avttugi salurdjy novimbtr 30 wimun ot tlu taitons of seven vof ota ola utul htinhatti vttrt danny thomson jot st huts terry hatt man stivt bbmhard i ranees hots dud ktmmy kitsikr birthdays luvt a luh it of rolling around so it but inlay tintting to lynda knight danny ljmjuiu bob met allum and sttvt van i kit on tlu bantam mtion mtiu tomato i won both gantts and moved up into fust plaor spudi wen tlu lours in this affair onions utrt alto two games umner ttom tlu turnips ortots and beeti uon oiu iunu apuee uith carrots umniiujt tlu total tlie top turners vi ck danny thorn win is 147 uk kimmy kttsur 149 105 f4 ronnie moon 102 141245 lity stony 113umm6 ronnie luiktui 141 103 c43 joe sthuts 10s 137 242 btrt post 127 104 2l bill unlki 101 118 219 cindy norm 97 113 2101 susan thomson ukm0m20s letniuv standing tomatoes u beets 7 onion 6 l anots 6 spuds b turnip 3 with the jujuof and senior diviuon the beasts won all james from the stiver savages zombies won all their games from competitors utule the sok it tous wtfv content with a two and totals win from the turks the tet toppers this wefek were cord moms 646 236 gary pftcc 613 233 steve van lfeet 608 231 wade knkht 549 224 kevin perkins 592 225 margot ms the ion 520 212 gary tuikou 502 214 bob mtcallum 497 201 rod uceacheiu 576 i7h and larry knkht 473 im league lunding the bdast 10 turks 8 silver saviges h sockit tout 7 zombies 7 competitors 6 demonstrator sale an opportunity for thrifty buyers to save one years depreciation and still own a current model these like new 1968 cars have been licensed less than 5 months and have been driven mn average mileage of 6000 miles our staff will get their new 6 as soon as the following vehicles are sold we are anxious to dispose of them and ask you to make a reasonable offer our asking prices are shown 1968 pontiac parlsienne 1968 buick custom 2 door 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