Spring the Pins Race to Lead at Acton in Hubs of Bowling
Spring the Pins at Acton sees Hot Shots overpower Hippies to stay atop standings with strong triple counts from Roger Murray Al Roach Getty Post Ches Lewandowski and others. Hippies counter with Jaks VanderKooy Wally Scea Bill Fabian Dis Angels Arlie White and more as Powers clash across several lanes in a tight league battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Murray
al Roach
Getty Post
Ches Lewandowski
Jaks VanderKooy
Wally Scea
Bill Fabian
Dis Angels
Arlie White
Punishers
Emia Ibemaghre
Uppers
Tom Shannon
Ed Parent
Ray Atkinson
Helen Yateman
Muriel McCutcheon
Jane McCrea
Tinnie Morales
John Robson
Bowling league scores and standings from Acton Lanes night
Central Cartage led by Bowler M eter 486 and Lenora Watters 435 won key games as Acton Jersey Dairy surged with Ruth McLelland 559 and Elean or Goy 539 in a high scoring night. Family Store trailed with Elsie Wittekoek 627 and top three 627 452 373. standings show Nistson's Clothing 27, Ledger's LG.A. 26, Cameos 25, Central Cartage 25, Family Store 24, Acton Jersey Dairy 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
1.G.A
Hed
Grace Robertson
de Mar
Fel McCutcheon
Donna Manes
G.A
Kitty Alien
Ben Anderson
Alice Hatfield
Nistson’s Clothing
Ledger’s Lg.a
Cameos
Central Cartage
Family Store
Acton Jersey Dairy
Acton Friends Nov 2 Bowling Standings and Scores
Firebirds lead the league despite a 2 and totals loss to Torinos. Torinos’ Joan McCristall 612 and Howie Jank 607 top the roll. Firebirds June Hunter 213 and Charles Andrews 206 led singles. Malibus and Darts win two and totals. Mus tangs beat Cougars. League standings list Firebirds 30, Torinos 25, Cougars 25, Mustangs 24, Malibus 23, Darts 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Blanchard
Yvan Bmoad
John “Junior” Dunn
Maryayette
Dee de Forest
Gino DeBartolo
Heather Ellis
Jens Laustsen
Gary Prevett
Earle Middleton
John Church
Cannons
Hippies
Coasters X
Road Runners
Lucky Seven
Shadows
Tricount
Masson Motors
Fred Landry
Wayne Mason
Phil LeSueur
Lorne Norton
Keith Andrews
Reliable Taxi
Alan
Jeff Fryer
Larry Nolan
Ray Atkinson
Don Harris
Pete Homer
Bob Doyle
Masson Motors SM
Allan’s
Helen Bittorf
June Shafi
Ina Wilson
Verna Arbie
Gwen Dawe
Hanna Cleland
Cora Walters
Eunice Metcalf
Agnas Holmes
Black Cats
Mamie Allan
Mary Daly
Joyce Adamis
Swingers
Monkeys
Go- Gos
Firebirds
Torinos
Joan McCristall
Howie Jank
Sally Bowman
Bert Robertson
Jean Vaughn
June Hunter
Charles Andrews
Malibus
Doris Town- Slay
Grace Robertson
Mustangs
Cougars
Don Archibald
Carolynne Williamson
Barb Smith
Reg Adams
Dave Hunter
Darts
McNabb Apology Acknowledged In Sports Spot Column
The column thanks McNabb for admitting mistakes and notes Ernie Lawson of the Sports Corner Major League team welcomed a son. Registrations are open for the COB A 240 and 180 average handicap tournament with Steve Lanchard and Earl Middleton as contacts. Jackie Palmer discusses the YBC chocolate bar campaign supporting youth and provincial and national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNabb
Ernese Lawson
Ernie
Order of Proud Fathers
C.O.B.A
Steve Lanchard
Earl Middleton
Jackie Palmer
Youth Bowling Council
Y.B.C
Hes
Golden Age Club Lunch and Social
On Thursday Mrs. Jack Hargrave hosted a lunch for over 40 Golden Age Club members after a brief meeting. The afternoon featured Euchre and Crokinole with prizes for Euchre won by List, Mrs. Davi, and Tik. Turkey dinner tickets were sold for December 1. Anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Winn and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Creasey Sr. were noted. Miss Marjorie Hail received birthday wishes. The Rhythm Band plans another practice before the November 17 trip to Milton Manor with Acton W.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hargrave
Golden Age Club
List
Davi
Crokindle Fle
Hargrave
Kennedy
O*hara
Warne
Campbell Winn
Jack Creasey Sr
Marjorie Hail
Milton Manor
Acton W.1
Youth Bowl League Raises Funds with Chocolate Sales
Youngsters in the Youth Bowling League are selling chocolate bars to raise funds for league activities and equipment. The effort aims to cover entry fees, uniforms, and field maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Bowling League
Strikes Lead Bantams in Acton Youth Bowling News
At the Youth Bowling Council Jackie Palmer notes Bantams top juniors and seniors in chocolate bar sales. New bowlers arrive: Bill Gentles Dougie Darby Donna Darby Geraldine Jansen Nancy Frank in Bantams and Karen Manés Rick Davidson in Juniors/Seniors. Cats beat Mice. Skunks over Gophers. top scorers listed with precise totals and pins. Unknowns lead league with Phycos Hippies Hotstuffs in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bill Gentles
Dougie Darby
Donna Darby
Geraldine Jansen
Nancy Frank
Karen Manés
Rick Davidson
Cats
Mice
Skunks
Gophers
Moneys
Dogs
Wade Knight
Janet Storey
Margot Matheson
Barry Parte
Joe McConnell
Gord McConnell
Ronnie Turkesz
Valerie Bateman
Colin Price
Cindy Norrie
Chris Tennant
Phycos
Gary Price
Guy Payne
Gord Morris
Rod McEachern
Wayne Deforest
Bob O'Rourke
Larry Deforest
Larry Knight
Henry Toebes
Y.B.C. Bantams
Monkeys
Y.B.C
Hippies
Kooks
Swingers
4 H Snuggle Bugs at Work Meeting
The Acton 4 H Snuggle Bugs completed their fourth meeting with two absences last week. Members worked on their books and night apparel, finished cutting patterns, and neared garment completion. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. McNaughton demonstrated seams and stitching methods, and black plastic covers and snugGLE bags are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
North Halton Teachers Forge New Executive at Georgetown
Thomas Campbell spoke on education trends to the North Halton branch of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation in Georgetown as P. Martindale of Acton was elected head. Retiring president M T Ramantarsingh served as dinner chairman and received a ceremonial gavel from Mrs. M Powys. An executive including Martindale, Powys, A Truscott, Avi Meaking and E Carey was installed. Mr Richardson conveyed greetings from the provincial federation. Resolutions were discussed and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
North Halton
Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation
Georgetown
M.T. Ramantarsingh
M. Powys
P. Martindale
Acton
Richardson
Martindale
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Lila Atkinson
Annette St. Pierre
S. Mary
Brian McDonald
Bob Agnew
Mill Street Taverners
Jim Bullough
Ken Halford
Dee DeForest
Sports Corner
Station
Ed McGilloway
Norm
Dominion Hotel
Wasowicz Wallopers
Fred Lockerbie
Bill Shannon
John
Winston
Churchill
Barbers
Jim Kelman
Wayne Spires
Station Hotel
Acton Lanes
Norm’s Barber Shop
Allouettes
Flukes
Fred Daigle
Rose-Marie Ligotte
Ed Browne
Andrew Brouillard
Dan Porty
Wild Cats
George Fitener
Helen Brouillard
Bill Dobble
Ray Lizette
Hec Daigle
Ray Suite
Fantastics
Bob Browne
Bill Coates
Marie Chapman
Don Price
Doris Fitzner
Emblems
Expos
Harry Ensing
Harry Barens
Henry Harbers
Joe Lauwers
Joe Hofstede
Rink Viet
Stra
Harry ‘Hofstede
John Viletstra
Jane van Soelen
Centennials
Bukker
Dolf van Arragon
Jennie Kuiken
Jake VanderKooy
Jules Fryters
Ann Hofstede
Ann
Fathers
Acton Legion Auditorium
Gay Notes
Dixon
Lakeview
Discount Centre
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