Old Timers League Night Flags Two Wins and Triples
Oct 11 action features Fleas leading Meteors by two games and totals, with Rose Winter and Joyce Adams tops for the Fleas while Verna Arbie leads Meteors. Hot Shots break through with a two and totals win over Rockets as Lilacs, Pansies, Tulips, and Dandylions post two wins each in a busy league card.
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Fleas
Meteors
Rose Winter
Joyce Adams
Verna’ Arbie
Hot Shots
Rockets
Mary Daley
June Shaft
Brave Springs Nursery
Edna Dobbie
Lil Wagner
Marnie Mellor
Marion Storey
Betty Hardie
Mary Johnstone
Dandylions
Adele Nolan
Marie Lambert
Joan Gchipper
Charlene Andrews
Sylvia Mages
Rheta Goodwin
Tulips
Sweet Peas
Mary Anderson
Deanna Bullough
Helen Harris
Fay Gough
Norma Titus
Peggy Emmerson
Lilacs
Pansies
Orchids
Teddy Bears
Jon. Hurst
Charlie Gough
Pat Nicolas
Ed Browne
Frank Daley
Sans Pipe
André Conway
Lucky Seven
Ray Lizotte
Verna Arbie
Bill Coats
Chris Jensen
Vince Thorntaty
Eric Daigle
Acton Bowling Lanes Teams Vie For Totals Leaderboard
In a midweek league, Ivy Martin and Alice Hatfield led theMilk Maids with strong scores while Grace Robertson Iaa Mellon and Lorna Pargeter topped the Par geters. IGA leads 26 to 23 with Family Store second and Acton Jersey Dairy near mid pack. Major October results show Norms Barber Shop atop after a triple win, Reliable Taxi narrowly missing, Sport Corner edging a win then Dominion Hotel sweeping two and claiming totals. Rey Goodwin highlighted Sport Corner with a 699 series as the Wasowicz wallopers and other high scorers added drama through the rounds. Station Hotel beat Acton Lanes in a tight first game by six pins, with action continuing at the bowling alley.
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Munsters
Golden Hawks
Hawks
Frank McKinnon
Gino de Bartolo
Heather Ellis
Elmer White
Ed Wood
Alley Cats
Blue Angels
Martin ‘Ochlrich
Joan Knight
Bill Regnvaldson
Chris Griese
Wayne Cram
Jim Kelman
Sharks
Wildcats
Cats
John McGiloway
Earl Middleton
Ruby Lausten
Acton
IGA
Family’ Store
Donna Manes
Verna Anbic
Rosenbuski
Family Store
Elsie Wittekock
Emmy Fryters
Lila Atkinson
Central Cartage
Cartage
Sally Whibley
Adele Kressler
Mary Papillon
Irene Lavoie
Kitty Allen
Lil Herensberger
Acton Jersey Dairy
Pargeters
Ivy
Martin
Alice Hatfield
Grace Robertson
Iaa Mellon
Lorna Pargeter
Cameos
Norm
Reliable Taxi
Reliable
Bill Shannon
Brother Dave
Pete Homer
Don Grein
Andy Wiliams
Larry Nolan
Sport Corner
Dominion Hotel
Acton Lanes
Jim Bullough
George Barber
Don de Forest
Station
Bob Skidgmore
al Norrie
Don Harris
Norm's Barber Shop
Station Hotel
Don Lanes
Dominion ‘Hotel
Gun's Heroes
Orv Chapman
Don Archibbald
Don DeForest
Jean Bullough
Hugo Poulson
Floyd Schmidt
Hogan's
F Troop
Rat Patrol
George Williamson
Jean Vinglan
F. Troop
John Chapman
Jackie Papillon
Hartley Coles
Dodie McGiloway
Monkees
Red Barnard
Lorna Bessey
Roy Vaughan
Rounders
Hank Earle
June Hunter
Rummucks
Hogan's Heroes
Strikes Oct 15 Bowling Scores Show Casual Fun and Setbacks
The piece details Oct 15 bowling results across Youth Bowling Centre leagues. Top Cats lose captain Margo Matheson to a seven to eight week knee cast, while Alley Cats and Night Hawks sweep Bantam division games. Standouts include Wade Knight, Kevin Perkins, Bruce Swift, and Debbie Storey, with team standings across YBC Bantams and Juniors Seniors and scores from Fire Balls and Hot Shots.
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Margo Matheson
ABC
Pettit
Danny
Jury
Kenny
Walter Bowl
Ruth
Tom Bowl
Alley Cats
Neptunes
Night Hawks
Top Cats
Angels
Rolling Stones
Wade Knight
Kevin Perkins
Bruce Swift
Barry Payne
Deb
Bie Storey
Ronnie Turkesz
Colin Price
Bob O’ Rourke
Martin Lavoice
Sharon Ellerby
Coca Cola
Reinhart’s
Danny Pettit
Cindy Norrie
Patsy Storey
Crouts
Pinbusters
Flintstones
Craig Perkins
Jackie Palmer
Gary Turkusz
Dave Pink
Bob Turkusz
Frank Buschemeyer
Bob Andrews
Central Ontario bowling league standings and community notes
The Central Ontario Bowlers Association season opens with Georgetown meeting of bowling proprietors promising support. Local social items note condolences for Johan Martin, plus a long string of community visits and visits from families to towns including Limehouse, Caledon East, Meaford, Hamilton, London, and Oshawa confirming a busy fall schedule and church activities.
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Central Ontario Bowlers Association
Georgetown
Central Ontario
Acton Lane
Johan Martin
O'Connor Bowl
Toronto
John
Adios
Amigos
Goodnight
Daly City
Limehouse
Presbyterian W. M.S
John ‘Murray
Caledon East
India
John Buchannan
B.J. Shortill
Training at Gordon Recreation Two Weeks with Howard Pearce
Bruce Johnston, a second year recreation student at Guelph University, undertakes a two week training program under Ac ton Recreation Director Howard Pearce to gain practical experience in community recreation management.
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Bruce Johnston
Guelph University
Acton
Howard Pearce
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Lockerbie
Williams
AJB Boys
Mason Knit
Taxi Dee
Allan's Collision Services
Youth Bowling Council
Halford
Gord Thompson
Five Balls
Flukes
Alouettes
Tiger Cats
Alouetes
Harry Easinge
Rink Vlietstra
Martha Oosterhof
Grant Cousins
Heer Cats
Ali Looyenga
Henry Kroes
Argo- Nats
Harry Holstede
John Qoosterhol
Wayne Pasina
Rough Riders
Jake Vanderkooy
Don van Arrapon
Argonauts
John Baker
St. Catharines
Sanford
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Cathy Kenney
T. H. Price
Gordon Quinton
Meaford
Neil Benton
London
W. J. Gifford
Newcastle
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Mac Herrington
Maltby
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A. C. Patterson
Charles Sinclairs
Welland
Bill Yundt
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Credit River
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Acton Lions
Hallowe'en
Lou’s
Lou
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