Spilling the Pins at Acton Bowling Lanes
Spilling the Pins reports final league standings and top scorers from Acton Bowling Lanes with Wildcats and Wonders sharing top billing after a close finish. Individual high games include John Fabian 260 for Rockers and Arlie White 668 for Wonders, with notable totals from Helen LeSueur and Phyllis Angell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
Rockers
Wildcats
Bad Boys
Wonders
Smissed
John Fabian
Helen’ LeSueur
Joyce Masales
Deanna Bullough
Phyllis Angell
Tinnie Masales
Rollers
Arlie White
Lyle Cripps
Jake van der Kooy
Earl Middleton
Roger Murray
Reg Dunk
Bill Fabian
Supers
Super
Phil LeSueur
Wally Scea
Ches Lewandowski
Bob Anderson
Don Harris
Tom Shannon
Doug Draycott
Ben Bayliss
John Robson
Wildycats
Ers
Acton bowling season wraps with mixed results and champs
Orchids dominate the league finale with top scorers Burns White and Mary Johnston leading a sweep of awards while Nielsen's Clothing clutchs playoff glory. Act on Jersey Dairy and Central Cartage place behind, and Monkees edge Rounders in a tense semi final as Acton Friends and mixed leagues close the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burna White
Marion Storey
Betty Hardie
Lois Walker
Tracy Vlietstra
Mary Johnston
Orchids
Lilacs
Marnie Mellor
Lil Wagner
Wanetta Smith
Pansies
Sharon Owen
Jean Bullough
Marie-Lambert
Tulips
Agnes ‘McGinnis
Verna Tatton
Deanna Bullough
Dandylions
Sylvia Mages
Charlene Andrews
Rheta Goodwin
Sweet Peas
Norma Titus
Fay Gow
Ruth Archibald
Nielsen
Family
Acton Jersey Dairy
Central
IGA
Nielsen’s
Donna Krapek
Grace Robertson
Mae Ward
Far Family
Lila ‘Atkinson
Elsie’ Ay Teknck
Em Fryters
Acton ‘Jersey
Ivy Martin
Anne Greenfield
Fran Pierce
Central Cartage
Eleanor Gay
Kitty Allen
Lil Herensberger
Shirley Rosenbersky
Annette St. Pierre
Madeline Manes
Donna Manes
Cameas
Janice Withers
Isabel Moore
Ben Anderson
Bridget Erler
Acton
Ina Mellon
May Swackhamer
Lorna Pargeter
Nielsen's Clothing
Acton Friends
Monkees
Rounders
Runamucks
Hogans Heroes
Jack Handy
Hank Earle
Reg Adams
Bob Snyder
Roy Vaughan
Keith Andrews
Y.m.ca
Acton ‘Friends
Industrial Commercial
Exec
George Williamson
Don Lindsay
Bob Vietstra
Bob Martin
Stan Haenne
Decoration Day Plans Set for June Fourth Parade
A meeting at Mrs. John Currie’s home approved Decoration Day plans for Sunday June 4. Frederick Stave Hunter chairs the committee with a dozen group reps. Two bands will replace three. The parade departs Fellow Street at 2:30 p.m. along Mill Street to Main Street and the cemetery. clergy conduct the service with Acton Citizens’ Band singing hymns. Graves receive flowers and geraniums after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madte
Joon Currie
Frederick Stave Hunter
Fellow St
Mill St
Main
Acton
Mainland China Leads World with About 80 Million Ton Rice Crop
Mainland China remains the top rice producer globally, typically yielding around 80 million tons each year. The figure underscores China's dominant role in global grain supply and regional agricultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland
China
Strikes At Youth Bowling Council by Jackie Palmer
With one week left in the regular schedule, OYBC bowlers gear for playoffs amid keen competition. Bantams saw Angels sweep Top Cats and Alley Cats take Rolling Stones. top scorers include Perkins and Ellerby. League standings list Angels leading Bantams and Wet Rods atop Juniors and Seniors.
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Angels
Top Cats
Alley Cats
Neptunes
Night Hawks
Debbie Storey
Kevin Perkins
Pat Sampson
Sharon Ellerby
Bruce Swift
Ronnie Moore
Wade Knight
Oybc Bantams
Rolling Stones
OYBC
Wet Rods
Pinbusters
Idiots
Croats
Flintstones
Jerks
Nassagaweya issues permits totaling $105000 in April
Nassagaweya assessor C Mc Intyre reports building permits valued at $105000 issued in April. Six residences and one attached business were included, nearly double last April's $56800. Year to date totals reach $497400.
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Nassagaweya
C. McIntyre
Tree Planting Underway in Credit River Watershed
Superintendent Norm Mc Mahon of the Credit Valley Conservation Authority reports the spring planting began April 12 in Meadowvale. About 15 acres are being planted along the Second Line, with an expected total of around 100,000 trees to be planted on private and authority lands across the valley this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Mc Mahon
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Credit River
Meadowvale
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Legion Ladies
Hawks
Crows
ll.Hawks
Joyce Buchanan
Helen Jacque
Betty Lockerbie
Phyllis ‘Angell
Lois Gordon
Gail Currie
Robins
Doves
Doris Angell
Lucy Synnott
Dianne Matheson
Greta Feenstra
Rockets
Rose Winter
Marie Chapman
Ian Wilson
Mamie Allen
He Bitters
Molly McHugh
Hot Shots
Meteors
Mary Daley
Shirley Hunter
Eunice Metcalfe
Verna Arbie
Peg Spielvogel
Hannah Cleland
Fleas
Roundér's
Hogan's Heroes
Heroes
Merv Harness
Bumn
Badstreet
Teddy Bears
Flukes
Mary Thornton
Maxine Hurst
Fred Daigle
Kurt Haefner
Nancy Jensen
Jon Hurst
Hec Daigle
Chris. Jensen
Bert Robertson
Ray
Lizette
Jessie Price
Alouettes
Argonauts
Tiger Cats
Rough Riders
Revolution
Wheeler Dealers
Renee Voskamp
Rink Vietstra
Harry Ensing
Joe Hofstede
Oscar Feenstra
Jennie Kuiken
Ben Vander Kooy
Harry Barens
Grant Cousins
Sid Hofstede
Big Four
Hilltop Lodge
Acton Ladies
Station Hotel
Tucker
Neilsen
Thompson Fuels
Youth Bowling Council
Jackie Palmer
Gary Turkesz
Gary Price
Dave Pink
Linda Pierce
Larry McAfee
Bob Ballentine
Lynda Arris
Christine Hiscock
John Churchill
Hod Rods
Crouts
Pollock and
Campbell
Water St. North
GALT
Watson's
Antiody
Lady Beth
Hinton
Bank of Montreal
Canada
First Bank
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