Culling the Pins at Acton Bowling
Fragmented league notes show Wildcats maintaining lead with two and totals win. Supers, Wonders, Rollers, and Rockers post wins as Rockers triple and single totals, while Hawks, Crows, and Doves vie in ladies league standings. April reports detail high scorers Deanna Bullough and Phyllis Angell among others across multiple teams.
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Wildcats
Deanna
Rockers
Lyle Cripps
Jake van der Kooy
Earl West
Gerry Post
Ken Brooks
Artie White
Tripling
Dennis Crooks
Ed Parent
John ‘Fabian
Rollers
Roger Murray
John Dennis
Reg Dunk
Ray Atkinson
Tom Shannon
Fred Lockerbie
John Robson
Wonders
Legion Ladies
Hawks
Crows
Phyllis Angell
Shirley Turkesz
Lois Gordon
Crowers
Helen Jacque
Joyce Buchanan
Betty Lockerbie
Doves
Robins
Deanna Bullough
Pat’ Post
Greta ‘Feenstra
Lois Manning
Lucy Synnott
Blue Springs Nursery
Orchids
Dandvylions
Marion Storey
Lois Walker
Betty Hardie
Dandylions
Sylvia ‘Mages
Charlene Andrews
Rheta Goodwin
Tulips
Lilacs
Agnes McGinnes
Verna Tatton
Marnie McHor
Edna Dobbie
Nielsen's Clothing
Acton Jersey Dairy
Mellon
May Swackhamer
Mae Ward
Nielsen
Acton Dairy
Alice Hatfield
Ruth McLellan
Anne Greenfield
Ledger
IGA
Family Store
Nna Manes
Anna Sojka
Verna Arbie
Lila Atkinson
Elsie Wittekock
Emmy Fryters
Hun
Secon Place
Central Cartage
Janice Withers
Mary Papillon
Sally Whibley
Jean Smith
Kitty Allen
Lil Herensberger
Jelsen
Acton Lanes
Sports Corner
George Barber
Ken Halford
Jim Kelman
Phil LeSueur
Arlie White
Steven Blanchard
Moe” Johnstone
Ed McGilloway
Don Greif
Dominion Hotel
Norm
Barber Shop
Pete Homer
Bill Shannon
Bill Anderson
Reliable Taxi
Station Hotel
Don Harris
Ernie Lawson
George Wiliamson
Mill Street Taverners
Stan *Y Swann
Larry Nolan
Cam Leishman
Norm's Barber Shop
Stations Hotel
Acton Friends
SNAFU
Hogan's Heroes
Runamucks
Merv Harness
Ron Schmidt
Don Archibald
Kunamucks
Monkees
Keith Andrews
Hank Earle
Jack Handy
June Hunter
Glen Gow
Rounders
Red Barnard
Fav Gow
Reg Adams
Dhukker
Rat Patrol
F Troop
Hart Coles
John Chapman
Dodie McGilloway
Barb Smith
Jackie Papillon
Howie Jank
Kathy Faber
Bob Doyle
Hogan's
Acton
Teddy Bears
Fire Aalls
Frank Dalty
Ed Browne
Marle Tizzard
Andre Brouillard
Fire Balls
Rose Winter
Nancy Jensen
Mary Daley
Flukes
Gary Price
Bill Dobbie
Dot Thompson
Mark Thompson
Norm Price
Fred Daigle
Bucky Seven
Ray Lizotte
Jessie Price
Brian Rae
Hec Daigle
Chris Jensen
Lucky Seven
Hot Shots
Munsters claim title and Gilbey Cup in league bowling
April results show Munsters clinching league champions and the Gilbey Cup after a tight playoff run. Gino De Bartolo, Mary Fayette, Frank Bartholomew, Steve Blanchard and Frank McKenna led the win while Sharks and Blue Angels battled for runner status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micro Plastics
Munsters
Sharks
Gino de Bartolo
Maryayette
Frank Bartholomew
Steve Blanchard
Frank McKenna
Karen Jenkins
John Dunn
Harry Oehlrich
Peter Kist
Blue Angels
Golden Hawks
Hawks
Jens Lausten
Jim Kelman
Wayne Cram
Angels
Nary
Alley Cats
Wild Cats
Joan Knight
Bill Rognvaldsdon
Martin Ochtrich
Dave Smallwood
Joanne McKenna
Dave McMillan
John McGilloway
Masson Motors
Fred Dunn
John Churchill
John Hoare
Jeff Fryer
Terry Masales
Masson ‘Motors
Bob Vuetstra
Mason Knitting
Ledger
IGA
Charlie Auger
Erin district seniors tour Quebec City and Montreal
Twenty nine grade twelve students from Erin District High School spent Easter holidays in Quebec City with a side trip to Montreal. Guided by principal W N Finnie, they visited Plains of Abraham, the Citadel, Chateau Frontenac, and old churches as part of a school enrichment excursion.
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Erin District High School
Quebec City
Montreal
W. N. Finnie
Plains of Abraham
Citadel
Chateau
Frontenac
B. Labelle
Erin
J. P.o'connor
Hillsburg
Sweepstake winner expects about $1,800
Ed Smith owner of Smiths General Store Baltinafad was rewarded for his persistent purchasing of sweepstake tickets. A telegram from Sweepstake officials informed Mr Smith that his ticket had been drawn Zet in 1954. Customers have been dropping into the store and congratulating Mr Smith and his wife since the good news was first published. The father of six children he says simply its great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Smith
Baltinafad
Mr. Smith
Doncaster
England
High March crashes raise damage toll in North Halton
Milton Ontario Provincial Police report 38 accidents in North Halton in March causing 14 injuries and 65 560 property damage. A single crash on Highway 401 involving a transport truck rolling and burning drives the total. Year to date 123 accidents, 40 injuries, three fatalities, and 107 950 property damage.
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Milton
Ontario
North Halton
Highway 401
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Rockets
Pasible
Shirley Hunter
Gloria Dunne
Mamie Allen
Helen Bittorf
Molly McHugh
Wanetta Smith
Panae
Sweeteas
Allan's Collision
Taxi Drivers
Mason Knit
Acton Ladies
Rough Riders
Argonauts
Dolf van Arragon
Trudy Hofstede
Harry Hofstede
John Oosterhof
Dinnie Bowman
Tiger-Cats
Roughers
Alouettes
Tigh Cats
Guelph Paving CO
Wayne Rogers
Guelph
Nick Ragiiste
Hillaburg
OAHA
Haderton
Bill Barbour
Burgers
St. George
Saints
Ayr
Fergus
Waterloo Trust and Savings Co
St. Andrew and
Tower Sts
Village Inn
Hilltop Lodge
Norman Titus
Sylvia Mages
Jim Bullough
Ben Rody
Adios Amigos
Goodnight
Daly City
Hagersville
Georgetown Council
Joe Martin
Harry Harley
Halton
M.P
Martin
Vanier
Georgetown
Pennington Cres
Whitney Construction Co. Ltd
Brampton
St. Princis of Assissi School
Hazel
Bruce McKerr
Halliday Homes
Halliday
LOCAL
Halliday Homes Limited
Maple Ave
Burlington, Ont
B. Hamilton
Curling Club
Acton Music Centre
Flower Town Five
I.G.A
Lovell’s Meat Market
Tyler Transport
Watson’s Dairy Bar
Arthur A. Johnson
D.D
Optometrist
Mill St. E. — Acton
Park Motors
Isuzu
Bellett
Krow
Easy C.A.C
Wil Penson
Hornby
Bruce Robert Kelman
Wakefield Rd
John Hall Reid
Ninth Line
GAC International
Mill Street
GAC International Finance Gorp., Ltd
Main Street
Mitchener
King Street