Finishers and rivals roll on in Nov 27 bowling results
November 27 bowling action sees Finishers hold a comfortable lead as they win the second chukker by 13 pins. Supers star Hollis Harris 1745 series, Jank 638, and Dunk 677 pace a strong team effort. Hippies drop first to Hot Shots then rebound, led by Arlie White 791 and Jake van der Kooy 670. Up Perss win a first from Oaks, led by Ray Atkinson 716 and Helen Yateman 612. League standings show Finishers 57, Hot Shots 48, Uppers 39, Supers 33, Hippies 29, Oaks 25. November 28 sees Snap Dragons lead after three-game win over Poison Ivys. Norema Titus 682 and Anne McCabe 505 top the wins for the club.
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Supers
Chukker
Don Harris
Lyle Cripps
Reg Dunk
Howie Jank
Helen Fowler
McEachren
Dennis Crooks
John Gilbert
Dave Shannon
Phil Les
al Roach
Deanna Bullough
Gerry Post
Ches Lewandowski
Charlie Hubble
Uppers
Ray Atkinson
Bill Buchanan
Helen Yateman
Earl West
Tom Shannon
Joyce Buchanan
John Dennis
Helen LeSueur
Jane McCrea
Tinnie Mosales
Hot Shots
Hippies
Oaks
Snap Dragons
Poison Ivys
Norema Titus
Anne McCabe
Verna Tatton
Mary Anderson
Sylvia Mages
Nora Gimmer
Water
Ivy Martin
Betty Hardie
Ruth Archibald
Sandi Sinclair
Burna White
Jo-Ann Emmerson
Roses
Spilling the Pins at Acton Bowling Lanes
Andrews 662 Allan's Collision lost the first match but won the second by 25 pins and the third by 13, finishing 4-3 in favor of Wreckers. Jim Bullough 718 Don Harris 657 and Pete Homer 475 led Wreckers, with Reliable Taxi led by Jeff Fryer 731 and Larry Nolan 682. Masson Motors leads the league with 61, followed by Allan's Collision 58 and Reliable Taxi 41.
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Gord Fegan
Orv Chapman
Masson Motors
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A-B Supermarket
Pers
Station
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al Norrie
Leo McGilloway
Dominion Hotel
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Ivan Kilby
Larry Porte
Acton Lanes
Carl DeForest
Jim Bullough
Don DeForest
Ernie Lawson
Phil LeSueur
Jeff Fryer
Station Hotel
Sports Corner
Norm’s Barber Shop
Reliable
Taxie
Bowling notes from Youth Council and leagues season wrap
The piece celebrates Dougie Darby turning seven on December 7 and notes bantam and junior league results. It lists top scorers, game wins, and standings for Bantams and Juniors across multiple clubs, with names such as Gord McConnell , Berry Payne, Colin Price, and Jim Krapek. It also records hotel and league totals, notable triples, and a dramatic Industrial-Commercial sweepstakes moment involving Larry Nolan’s team.
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Dougie Darby
Dougie
Michael Fletcher
George Adams
George
Monkeys
Skunks
Mice
Dogs
Gophers
Cats
Berry Payne
Colin Price
Wade Knight
Gord McConnell
Jim Krapek
Ronnie Moore
Cathie Norrie
Melanie Hardie
Ebenezer Hospital gifts answer roll call
The vice president presided at UCW meeting opening with Did you know God is dead The program included three skits New Neighbours showed prejudice against Canadian Indians St Peter Took at Me depicted entry to Heaven Stranger at the Door highlighted reliance on church for support and dues The minister reveals the caller The group answered the roll call by giving a gift to Ontario Hospital in Hamilton
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Don Joss
U.C. W
Ward
Hayward
St. Peter
Ontario Hospital
Hamilton
Adios Amigos and Goodnight Daly City Farewell
Local farewell closes reference to Daly City and friends with casual valediction. No further context or events are provided in the readable text.
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