March League Bowls Show Tight Finishes Across Divisions
The report covers multiple league nights with high scores and tight chases. Standouts include Mary Smith 204 for the Monsters, John Dennis an 810 triple and top crews like Red Devils and Moon Glows trading wins, with leaders shifting in several divisions.
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Gutter Files
Mary Smith
Monsters
Xolos
Jill Hurst
Ricky Henderson
Harris
Rinky Dinks
Devila
Red Devils
Taylor
Jim Jennings
Choo Choo Puffs
Acton Friends Tie for Top in Scrappy League Night
Action begins March 21 as Twisters shut out Headhunters and Lazy Bones grab the bulk of a 2-0 game. Nappers Swingers replace Untouchables in fourth after a 5-2 loss. top triple trundling honors go to an unnamed leader.
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Acton Creamery
McCallum
McCallums
Nona Robinson
Ina Mello
Creamery
MecCallums
Nan Hurst
Ben Anderson
Marion Storey
Paulettes
Masales
Helen Holmes
Acton
Adams Gold Stripe
Leo McGilloway
Fd McGilloway
Spike” Spires
Pete Schipper
Brad Robson
TigerCats
Onliie
Cats
Don Grek
Andy Williams
Frank Irvine
Ken Johnson
Chester Peveha
Dominion Hotel
Wasowicz
Phil LeSueur
Ivan Kilby
Chiesler “Peveha
Dennis
Crook
Adams
Tiger-Cats
Snear
Hartley
Coles
Jim Gibson
John Chapman
Alice Wilkinson
John Cunningham
Joan Evans
Bill McCallum
Bord Smith
Jan Featherstone
Orv Chapman
Syd Lamb
Mult Hunter
Nappers
Twisters
Swingers
Untouchattes
Acton Friends
Lazy Bones
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Untouchables
Presbyterial U C W Holds First Annual Meeting in Burlington
The Hatton United Church Women held their first annual meeting at East Plains United Church Burlington on a Wednesday in March. Mrs Ralph Wilkan pressing led registration and Mrs M McCullough conducted worship with assistance from Mrs B Tritfon and others. New officers were installed by Mrs P Chalmers Hamilton Conference UCW president, with posts for president Alpi Wilson executive vice president F C Tombs area vice presidents Mrs FO We Hayward and Mrs BF Sovereign, and many secretaries and committee chairs. An allocation of 22301.00 was approved and delegates chosen for the Niagara Falls conference in June. Special notices included Freedom From Hunger Week and Elgin House campaigns.
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Hatton ‘Presbyterial Reed Church
East Plains
Chalmers
Alpi Wilson
F.C. Tombs
North
FO We Hayward
Milton
Mre Ee BF
Sovereign
Burling Funy East
Bloro Whitefield
Cooksville
M. Keegan
Oakville
R. E. Hutchmann
Port Credit
Ang
W.O. Rivers
Burlington
Litera Futhe
BL Leaker
Cooksside
Periodi
Fo Sinclair
George Towels Press and Publicity
Jon
Black
Batlinwiads
He Parker
Port Geedlit
Shywardship
Rar Fleming
Georgetown
Ence
Niagara” Pally
Apstam
St Paul’s College
Waterloo
Eod of
Mareh
Elgin Haise
Top Cats Defend First as Jetsons Rally in Standings
March results show the Jetsons overtaking the Top Cats with a strong win led by Voone. Hillbillies rose to challenge for second while Flintstones and Blue Bombers undercut Fireflies with two losses. Big Ten marks go to Turkess 295-204 and Varey 99-162.
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Hes” Behabert
Leo MecGilloway
Bill Verbegk
Blower
Sapaers
Here Dutchimanta Oh. den
Thelma Varden
Joe “Smitty
Portrangell
George Oidman
Winawkers
Joan Knight
Mike McMillan
John Lee
Shanny” Shannon
Terribles
Sputniks
Sputnike
Gino DeBartolo
Nini Gitte
Elsie Schmidt
Squawkers
Weigiters
Blowers
Tri-State
Belle Kirchen Wy
Phyl Jarvin
Grannies
Edith
Lennings
Jean Neave
Catherine Freeman
Sirikme
Myra Johnston
Doreen Lauder
Yvonne Hamilton
Firat
Ethel Rogers
Verna Arble
Helen Bitrofft
Eleanor Gay
Vera Blanche
Doris Fryer
Busy Bees
Cameon Wis
Nancy Jensen
Rose Winter
tWda Hopper
the Bees
Jenny Clendenning
Kate Turkesz
Molly McHugh
Secon
Bees
Lea
Happy Gan
Strikers
Tiger-Cats
Chump
Jetsons
Voone
Hillbillies
Flintstones
Blue Bombers
Bob Turkess
Len Varey
Monica Ochtrich
Harry Ochtrich
Helen Harris
Bull Fabian
Jim Cooney
Ray Saitz
Memorial service notes from Acton area church gathering
An Acton Frew Press item reports a Thursday memorial meeting with hymn singing and a service led by Mrs. R Whitefield. Names of several attendees were received, including Felwin Darlington and Thomas Tothergill, with Rev Walton Tonge from Hong Kong delivering the address. The piece lauds ULCW growth and urges forward-looking effort.
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R. Whitefield
Weas
Felwin Darlington
Palermo
Thomas Tothergill
Appleby
Percy Adamsean
Witnar Hamilton
Streetsville
Tramley Chappet
Rack Chapel
Ronald Sander
Chicksan
Parne Alderson
Carlisle
Nellie Dodd
James Bell
Elizabeth
Gow
Mra Gee
Pearce
Min Gee
McMillan
Burlington
Hong Kong
Walton” Tonge
Ching
Chi University
Mong Kong
ULCW
Annie
Studying Weather, Voyages Toward April Move
A damaged note cites months of mild weather and a plan to relocate from Fairmount Villa to new address in April. It mentions three children ages seven months and three years and asks recipients to allow about a week for mail and form letters.
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Uty
Fairmount Villa
Ooracamund
Nuyleis
South Duda
Gms
Sea Mall
Jim
Marion
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Jake Vanderkooy
Tinnio"Masales
Fred Kentner
Lucky
Archie Papillon
Ben Bayliss
Ary Rogers
Red Cripps
Ed Parent
Hot Shots
Squibs
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Jovee Buchanan
Joyce Blundell
Momie Allen
Barbara Weldon
Swans
Ducks
Phyliss Angel
Pat Camp
Mae Curtis
Louise Toth
Doris Angell
Ida Hopper
Marion Harness
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Verna Mages
Asters
Ruth Spichvuge
Rheta Goodwin
Mums and Roses
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Roacs
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Oge
Thelma Vale
Eleanor
Agin
Fom
Ledger
Station Hotel
Wayne Mason
Bill McMullen
I.G.A
Jeff Fryer
Jim Lindsay
Lindsay Orson
Gitto Electric
Nino Gitto
Cy Ryan
Electricians
Cartage
Don Lindsay
Bob Martin
Dick Willie
Don Grein
Vitla Near
IGA
Lindsay
Hilpins
Ron Whitham
Jack Bullough
Gary Thompson
Maria Funk
Gord Wagner
Snow Birds
Clippers
George Gidman
Ed Alfa
Jules Frosters
George Maltby
Pearl Jackson
Raiders
NoGoods
Elsie—Whit
Gary Turkows
Rob Browne
Top Cats
Willbities
Fireflies
Jutons Sr
Verna Arbie
Streetsville Dry Cleaners
Hilt
Shan Shannon
McGregor
Esquire Men's
John Dennis
Paul's Clothing
John
Coca Cola
Rea Harts
Ball Fabian
Monica Oohtrich
Len Vateey
Cid
Chamee Laowen
Vera Mayes
Blae
George and
Poa Parkinson
C.olf
Pia Verbeek
Micro Plastic League
Doris Creamer
Act
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Fone Taylor
Hatton
Presbyterial
U.C.W
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P. Chalmers
Hamilton Conference
UC W
Tenpro Distributors Ltd
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Dills Stationery
Mir Se
Jack Ridley Cartage
Farm Service and
Acton Frew Press
Byundalow
O.O.P.A
Custom Cleaners
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