Bowling News Roundup of League Scores and Standings
April reports across multiple leagues with Doodle Bugs and Dukes in tight posts. Teams like Hell Win Jokers and Acton Ladies show strong runs as standings shift amid high singles tallies and notable individual marks.
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Chrome
Curry
Cutacle
Legise Ladize
Doodle Bugs Wer
Wits
Wireflies
Dion Witsere
Pisce
Sun
L. Bradshaw
J. Bullough
G. Agnew
L.gordon
J. McKnight
K Anderson
Woods
Massa Kali
Hesbie
Wildcats
Danzys
Rock ‘N Rol
Tenners
Acre
C Ryan
N. Morn
P. LeSueur
Mo Townsend
Jean Bullough
J. McLean
KE Ryan G
Topax
DPD
Halford
Be-Bop
Brat
Williams
V. Varey
Oaken
Rockin’ Rovers
W Ridley
B Hall
T. Manales
D Lindsay
BD Johnstone
Bo MacPherson
FR. Greer
Be-Bops
Jokera
Rockin’ Blowers
Mound Dogs
Groundhogs
Pin Raiders
Arlal
Micro Plastic
Reliable Taxi
AP Green
Ridadales
Goyx
Cartare
Triple Brigade
DePornst
HH. de Forret
Gren
Wilds
Morton
J. Marcoux
A. Anningham
E Ryan
L Kilby
Williams G. Bod
Actas Ladies
Acton
Mildred Bells
Dave Devis
Eisens
H. Osterbein
D. Townaley
Hee
B. Creighton
F. Fryer
Pope
H. LeSueur
V. Cochrane
V. Marah
J.stceet
D. Earle
Martin
Raster
A. Hufnagel
G. McQuay
B. Skidgmore
Bear Cate
Dragons
Dim Wits Umeed
Cardinals
A. William
J. Agnew
B. Otterbein
T. Masales
W. Mason
John Duffield
M. Sunter
G. Walker
Dawkins
Beer Cate
Doodle Bugs
Dir Wits A
Acton Junior D Team Holds Closing Dinner
Acton Junior D hockey champions gathered for a closing dinner at the Legion Auditorium on Thursday in April. President William Coon thanked supporters and praised players for teamwork while coach Rillie Middleton and secretary treasurer led financial remarks. Paul Lawson captain thanked management and staff, noting rewards and co operation during the season. The group hoped artificial ice could aid a comeback for Acton hockey. Legion Sixdies Auxiliary served a turkey dinner.
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Acton
Legion Auditorium
William Coon
Rillie Middleton
Paul Lawson
Legion Sixdies
Acton Council Evicts Public From Chambers
The April 16 1057 Acton Council meeting ends with a forced eviction of the public as council business proceeds behind closed doors. The Evicted Three note the night’s dark conditions and the secrecy surrounding vendor spending on vehicle gasoline.
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Acton
Tuendey
Groth
Ateyor
Guelph Skating Party Hosts Senior Club Members
Acton couples attend a senior skating party at the Guelph College Figure Skating Club on Wednesday evening April 7. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs Gordon McKeown, Mr. and Mrs Jim Ledger, Mr. and Mrs Tad Force, Mr. and Mrs Mill Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Norman Hrida, Mr. and Mrs Wee Walfe, and Andrew Drentera. The event features on ice time, coffee and doughnuts served by social director Mrs Don Cole, and films by Barbara Ann Scott plus a club film Rhapsody on Ice.
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Don Cole
Barbara Ann Scott
Floating Museum Proposal for Sicameus Deck
Penticton council weighs converting the lower deck of the ernwheeler Sicameus into a floating museum. Officials seek community input on the plan and potential funding.
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Penticton
Cry - City Council
Grass Fire Contained In North Oyster Fence Cut
Fred Pearson fought a grass fire near his fence in North Oyster Vancouver Island. He used a power saw to cut a wide gap in the fence and mop up the blaze.
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North Oyster
Vancouver Island
Fred Pearson
Landmark Gone as Northern Town Sheds Early Home
One of the first structures erected when the northern Alberta town began in 1930, the home of Mr and Mrs L French has been demolished after decades of standing. Local records note the house as among the earliest built in the settlement.
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Hines Cheek
Altaccp
Alberta
L French
Family allowances biggest non-defence Ottawa expense
Family allowances consume about one cent of every non-defence dollar spent by Ottawa and constitute the largest single item in the federal government's non-defence outlays.
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Ottawa
Easter Service at Blair Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. D Ingils hosted Blair Evening Auxiliary Easter gathering. Mrs Hambly opened with The Stone is Rolled Wey. The service featured scripture from Matthew 2% and a spring portrait of Palestine by Mrs R Mahon. The meeting closed with prayer and a dedicatory offering.
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Blair
D. Ingils
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