Bowling Scores and Standings From Daly City Leagues
Readers get a dense rundown of bowling results across leagues on April 2 to April 9. Highlights include top individual scores such as Bill Fisher and Fay Adams for Beatles and Uppers, and team bids for playoffs with Dog Bones, Rollers, Leatherettes, Supers, and Munsters in firm contention. The report spans multiple venues, names players, pins, and team standings, ending with notes on upcoming tournaments and local bowling events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Parent
Don Harris
Frank Mead
Bob Brown
Super
al Nurric
Pat Churchill
Dave Shannon
Phil LeSueur
Bob Viidstra
Lyle Cripps
Wayne Cram
Howie Jank
Dog Bones
Rawhides
Artie White
Jim Bulkough
Mike Churchill
Jake Vanderberg
Ren Ray
Han
Roger Murray
Dennis Crooks
Bill Buchanan
Rollers
Thursday Toppers Lead In Bowling League Standings
Reading the top scores in a bowling league, Ada Peal and Verna Archie sparked a win for the Toppers with 5872 and 457 pins respectively. Spitfires led by Rose Winter and Kate Turkow carried the team. Dumb Belles, Blue Belles and others trailed as league standings show Spitfires 102, Fumblers 102, Lonely Ones 101, Ookpiks 98, Dumb Belles 97, Blue Belles 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptit
Apitires
Fumblers
Ada Peal
Verna Archie
Mary Daley
Rose Winter
Kate Turkow
Poy Spichopel
Dianne Spichogel
QOD
Lucy Synnott
Eleanor Gay
Lone Wnoones
Joan Knight
Cora Walters
Helen Hodgson
Belfees
Gokpiks
Blue Belles
Jean Harris
Martie McCabe
Yeonne Hamilton
Fortutus
Manning
Lila Atkinson
Helen Bittart
Agnes Holmes
Spitfires
Lonely Ones
Ookpiks
Dumb Belles
Blue
Belles
Manor Auxiliary Planning Bazaar at Halton Manor WA
The Halton Manor auxiliary met on April 7. Mrs Allen led the opening and prayer. Members thanked workers on Summary Day and received a notice of a September convention at Fort Williams. Plans for a spring bazaar focused on penny, candy, tea, and bake tables. hostesses were volunteered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Manor
Agricultural Limestone Increases Soil Value
Agricultural limestone improves soil pH and calcium content aiding crop growth. A subsidy from the Catgoo Department of Agriculture offers 6 cents per ton mile, up to a maximum per ton, for lime applied to soy with pH 6.2 or lower. limestone must be from an approved quarry at about $150 per ton. Forms are at the Milton Agricultural Office with itemized receipts and a soil test showing pH 6.2 or lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catgoo Department of Agriculture
Milton
Wiss Megerise Contest Opens at Acton High School
Grade 12-A Wiss Megerise Contest sponsored by the student council at Acton High School crowned a winner. Each grade promoted sales, drawing praise and a classroom award for the largest total sales, spreading excitement throughout the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciss
Student council uses tale proceeds for equipment and projects
Money from the tales will be used by the student council for equipment and other projects sponsored by the council.
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Schoolers
Bill Fisher
Rolling Stones
Be Witchad
Fay Adams
Terry Churchill
Mary Grischow
Beatles
Bewitched
Jon Ladies
Atles
Phyllis Angell
Betty Lockerbie
Louise Toth
Helen Jacque
Grant Sis
Pearl Coker
Munster
Joyce Buchanan
Mary Cooney So
Kate Turkow Sro
Munsters
Stet Pereba
Mar’ Go Bollert
Verna Tation Oe
Teague
Cricket
Blue Springs Nursery
Marigods
Cheryi Phillips
Linda Gordon
Wanetta Smith
Retty Hardie
Fray Harding
Rheta Goodwin
Blue Bells
Hollyhocks
Dattotth
Marlene Ritchie Dod
Jill Mobaren
Shirley
Thomson
Hallybacks
Betty Armstrong
JoAnne Emmerson
Jinny Gordon O
Marigoldis
Dattadus
Hollibucks
Twisters
Nino Gitto
Rubs Laustens
Jack Buschmeyer
Elmer White
George Tilcox
Acton
By Ken Halford
Jim Kelman III
Dave Woodward
Luckies
Clint Taylor
Jo Scott
Smitty
Pietrangeli
Bill Inglis
Jens Lasten
Buters
Monsters
Bob Cathcart
Jules Fryters
Jack Johnson
Butters
Nora Buoxwhmeser
TGA
Blow Press
Big Yunv
IGA
Paul LeSueur
Jim Bullough
Hlow Press
Orfuny
Gitto Ekaten
Bob Ayman
CMT
Big Denny
Crooks
Hark Esrle
Keong
Orfuns
Gitta
Masson Motors
Ridley Cartage
Apul
Rachn Jewellers
Acton Jersey Dairy
Kitty Allen
Emmy Fryters
Jean Mersaac
Eive Swift
Marion Storey
Nieben
Masales Dairy
Nnt
Masales
Nielen
Norma Robinson
Verna Arcie
Marnie Manes
Shirley McKeown
Dudie McGilloway
Peggy Ballentine
Nielsen's
Janice Withers
Marnie Mellor
Maxine’ Hurst
Nan Hurst
Ledger
Donna Herrington
Ledgher
Acton Jersey Dain
Cameos
Rachlin Jewellers
Clo Hing
Renee Neeeante
Jeff Fryer
Bob Agnew
Denny” Crooks
Yep
Don Grein
Dave Stamp
Larry Nolan
Dominion Hotel
Acton Billiards
Ifpins
Watowicz
Hank Earle
Bunt Perry
Jim Kelman
Jim Burlough
Paul
Dee DeForest
Brother
Canadian Tire
Spirit
Lions
Monarchs
Panthers
Othe
Chupoan
Tony Damn
Jackie Papilon
Lorna Besws
Loos
Don Anchibald
Peyys de Bryoun
Cougars
Tigers
Tork
JoAnne Duvallo
Aiso
Pete Bowman
John Chapman
Bean
Doris Townsley
Loans
Beavers
Bears
Fantaste Seven
Fred Landry
Mac Curtiss
Ray Lizelte Ob
Bill Dobbie
Bees
Flukes
Bert Robertson
Nancy Jensen
Norm Price
Wizards
Martin Ochllich
Ivy Martin
Batles
Fantastic Seven
Peer
Argonauts
Jake Vanderkuoy
Ada Gily
Ali Loosengs
Tiger Cats
Jenny Kuiken
Martha Oosterholt
Mike Be Jong
Alouettes
Bull Terpstra Ses
Willy van Arraygon
John Oosterholt
Rough Riders
Alou
Ettes
Jake Kusden
Jus Holstede
Teen ‘N
Heatles
Tapk
Ramee
Hawks
Eagles
Untouchables
Finks
Gary Pine Forloe
Dave Pink
Rod McEacher
Jackie Palmer
Gord Morris
Hob Turkses
Bill Fabian
Jane Fabian
Gary Turkeosy
Bob Waller
Ise
Banks
Untouchabley
Dinone Spichvogel
Neiben
Kelman
Reinhart’s
Coca Cola
Wade
fMelson
Waterloo
Adios
Amigos
Daly City
Thompson Fuels Ltd
Open Bowling Act O
P.A
Acton Dustiit High School
Ceward
Main Street N
Robert
H. S. Holden
JAK Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and Supplies
Caroline's Flower & Garden
Highway 7
South Side
Uf.c
Underwood Ollivette
RFC
S.C.M. Electra
S.C.M. Portable Typewriters
Clipper
Sterling
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