The Acton free Press Wednesday February the pita at ACTON BOWLING LANES by Ken Feb Upper ken up their winning ikon In I hot fir it game against Spitfire but then loit out In the canto by look a back vat In the finale and It was for two and totals win Paring the win were Ron Roger Murray Tom Shannon Mllly Fabian 579 216 Topi In trundling wore I Conway Phil Grahume and Helen 5B7 219 Avenger came off In two and go with Lucky the coming to life in the finale to win by pint Heading up Avengers win wore Phil John Constantino Allen Homey 271 and lob Woodcock 241 lop Tot Lucky Strikes were toil Wo it 305 AIT Roach 194 and Skip Vryonhoek 202 Three doe fames between Shamrock and lukes Shamrocks winning the first game by A then equalized in the by 15 and came through In the lust frame to cop ho finale by pins fo a two and to tali decision On the triple and single for I wore Jake Van 243 Mil 264 Artie While Jack Dunn and John Dennis Making It Tor Shamrock wore Don Harris Che LcwundoWsU and 218 213 League Handing Uppers 116 Lucky Strikes Avengers Shamrocks I 56 Split lie 252 John 302 and Lockerbie Beit for were Dee Do forest Ron Schmidt 278 and Ray Atkinson It wa a two and totili win far Shop after losing the fir it game to A Super Market Heading up the win were Jim Bullous Dave Shannon 261 and Doc 702 Beit for the Abies were Mkldleton 762 290 and Barber Shop 40 Service A Super Market flea id mo re Co Tyler Transport ACTON 11 Nielsen Clothing handed the front running I A an upset by taking em for all games Mara 205 Grace Robertson Ilercmbcrgei 177 and Helen llilti 474 200 headed up the win 1 1 A lop no were Iran Pierce 197 June 491 173 and Nan llursl 483204 Central Cartage won heir flrsl game by pins then lie I grabbed the next two and for the big share of the 5 go Shirley 595 kilty Allen and Mary 501 180 lopped Hie I Stores trundling Central Cartage role was headed up by Marion Storey 271 Donna Staves 253 and Jean It lie i ken Milk Car broke their rop fpot lie with Shamrocks when they made with a two and totals win at Heroes expense Astronauts were on their way a triple win but had other ideas and snared the finale by pins Heading up the win with triple singles 268 Robert 612 230 Donna Staves and Tom Top trio for Heroes wore 220 Mall Charles 166 and June 464 169 Sham rinks toil top runt spot when look cm for all games pacing ihe win were Murray 223 Stew J 4249 and Andy Anderson Host in Shamrocks efforts were Pane 562 Lois Norton Anderson It was two and totals for Love Dugs after I Ik first game to Carnations Sparking Ihe win were Noitun Ruby and Lima Tinit Cor nut kin lop 745 267 Grace 264 and Jules I 217 Lcag si an dim Astronauts Shamrocks Saturns Heroes Love SPRINCS I LOWER SHOP 10 Mums came up with a two game win against the Jasmines but took a clobbering m the middle and lost out for totals lopping lie trundling Tor Mums were L nda 227 and Laura Treble Making with the for Jasmines were Jackie Palmer Tatlon 195 and Doyle 471 outshone the Sunflowers and won em all wuh Cora Wallers A and Sandl Sinclair pacing win Top tiiu for Sunflower were MagciSOl Sherry Moms 170 and Karen Matthews It was a game win for but the Tulips nude with a win In Ihe middle for Barb 617 and Liken Pratt 2101 lopped Best in Tulips Smith 686 Hut 645 275 and Adcle Nolan 481 76 League standing Mums 77 Daisies Sunflowers leb Moon bugs made with an 8 m game againsl eonto 14 but rallied win thud canto lor big end or a 1 go Heading up the win were Harry Mai tin 590 198 and John Dunn Tops in Rioters trundling were John and one pin and then faded out the finale but had enough puis in hand lake the singleton for to tali Rolling up the iridiums lor were MeAfce 686 1 rank St Pierre and John I lop were Bod Tnd Walsh When through ultra out their and they they were the happy winners of all three belling the all lupin and singles for were td Wood Bill 602 226 Annette St Pierre 1 1 Man Middle ton Anne Cathtarl and Bob Woodcock Best in the Haiti mi efforts were Joan knieht Howe Calheut 2231 and Helen Osborne 204 League standing Moon Bugs Outcasts Alisons Rioters INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Feb Transport had the Jon Hurst Lice tile hanging on the rope first game but the tlcctikiuii quickly to win the neit two and totals for bit share or the 301 split Bruce Conway Don Harm paced the win Topping Ty were Keith Andrews 277 and John 247 John Texaco Sendee got bide on he win with two and totiU win from who won middle by IB Top trio foe ItaW Phil winning the middle Sue Nightingale 566 Itev 530 and Pal Wardctl 442 parked he trio were Be Anderson 531 Chcync and Mae 457 178 League standing IGA Central Cartage Nielsen I Clothing Becker s Milk I Cameo Boutique MAJOR leb 12 Alton Meadows took the short end of a two and totals go with the Alton Lanes 317 Deo Del 764270 and ken 249 paced Ihe Lanes roll Going with the most for Alton Meadows Mac Jim 720258 Ron Shannon 665 and Lucky Dollar WUkei II was a three game win for Sports Corner when they met up with Scenic Pools Heading up the win were Brine Hank 714 and Pete Homer 281 Best In Scenic s efforts were John McGUloway 625 257 and Store had Reliable number and handed them a three game Bill Shannon 935 376 Dave Johnson and Doc paced the wm Top trundling Soluble were Moe Rill 720 252 and Bob Martin League standing Ac I on Meadow 61 Store Reliable Taxi 42W Sports Comer Lanes Pools ACTON Feb 12 Challengers were a winner in the first game Head Hunters by one pin the Head Hunters caught flic and grabbed the next and totals Heading up win were Gary 264 Donna and Craig Perkins Boil In Challengers efforts wore Maine Mcecham Mike Noble Allan Sen In and Doug 203 Swingers won their first gome from Pals by pins then wrapped up the next two to shut out Pals Top trio in win wore Bob Snyder 78 Mill Rowc and Kick 208 Chortle- Pali were Headed up by red Walsh Charlie Thomson 163 Chick Mil no 168 and Alma Schmidt 184 It was iwo and totals fat Acton Speedway winning Ihe middle canto Thomson and Robbie 180 Speeding things UP for Acton Speedway wore John Churchill 628 231 Jim Milne and Solly Bouwman 480190 League Handing Challengers 48W ACTON MIXED first game to the Saints by pin they tipped the slightly askew and won the next two and totals On the triple and smite plateaus for Happy Gang were A rile White 696277 Bryan Billings 221 Mel Browne 238 and Ivany Making for Saints were 655 273 Don Mario 223 and Donna Wallingford Spoilers sort of spoiled for the Road Runners they took cm for two and lutals Heading up Spoiler roll were 726 John Gilbert Bill Manto and Lea 200 Best Tor Road Runners were Wilo Near Wayne 478 165 Mwg Hancock 185 and Chcs Lcwandowski It was two and totals win for Misfits Slowpokes coming to life In lime to win the finale Joan Potty 288 Shorty 251 George 230 and td pacing Ihe win in Slowpokes efforts were Dalglc 320 Andre Brouitlaid 560 STRIKES At Youth Bowling CourKil I 14 Valentine their Tournament winners happy surpnv turned Seniors Jconctle Co 11 in and Dave Pink Calhy Dunn and Guy Payne Debbie Storey and Terry St Picric lor the Juniors Janel Slorc and Allan Green and Wade Linda Deforest and Mclachern In the Bantams VuUnc and Ronnie Susan Thomson and Rick Van I lei I Norma and Lddy Peps Cola will be held re it will at Villi Howl on will our girls team consisting of Storey J cane tie Collins Cathy Dunn Mathcion and our spare Dem The boys 111 3 Hade Laity knight bowling in being Allan Dave Pink 194 302 kaicn Rick Van 151 Ronnie Moore 126 277 Couture 158 115 273 Danny LaMaiche 134 Susan Thomson 124 143 Maria 146 over their averages to win the Cokes and Seven wen Susie Pataky Maru Pataky Ronnie Tuikoc Danny LaMarthc Mclanie lludie lddy Couture Gerald Our moil consistent bowlers were Nielsen rolling games of andTuiy Bilcman rilling two games of 107 back to LI AGUE STANDINGS BANTAMS hull Shift Onolcs Sparrows Blue Jays Cardmils Robins Second Canaries 40 Doves Crows Parakeets Pigeons Swallows and the happy bowler Michael look both games from the In the the Doves cooed alio one game and totals from the Parakeets Swallows swallowed up the Crows and look both games ogam themselves into winning games torn the The Top Tenners were Bert 158136 314 Danny Thomson 149 303 With the Junior and Si Seventies doing managed a mo game and tot The Mot s from Division The games by taking a The Topper Here ijuy Pajne 2J7j knight Larry Rosalind Hall Bruce Dunn Storey Martin LaVoie Milhcson Allan STANDINGS JUNIOR So ke50 Aces Hot Shots Seventies Phaiol Thomson m Distributor of Home Firm Petroleum Products Serving Acton and District Sine HEATING OILS it LUBRICATION OILS GREASES GASOLINES DIESEL FUEL Phone 8532174 DEKNDA1U Oil SAUS Young St Acton and Harry Middluton J League standing Happy Gang 114 Slowpokes Misfits 65 Spoiler 1 Road Runners BIG I OUR Duffer i apparently dldn like the way Alley breathing down their necks urn John Duenk triples and singles Topi in Alloy Kali trundling were Lllllo Jake Van kooy 574 Jo Anne Vlictslra 480 and Joe It Board modal Computers in our classrooms Hit I tan Hoard ui the id a for intKiiciiuiial in stimuli at Hu ll lijicl iliys toiiiiuii ul J tit Board Mr wl timid id mure and iJve on lie 10 adiimiisiiativo Ik I hi tin iinul Sock It ToMe i the lleadpins for they met up TRAINEES OF THE ARC INDUSTRIES hold a bowling arty at Acton Lanes Tuejday Tha was by auxiliary Hero Tom Closo nets to u ball Stall Photo U 660 264 Jennie kuiken 629 249 and John 619 271 best from Jako Von Dor Harry 528 League standing Alley Kals 80 Sock II To Mo 76 Aclon Mixed league have finalized 111 banquet dale II s May at Legion at a grudge match between ho Aclon Meadows leom and a learn fiom lliu WeUinglon The Acton bowlers took the- into camp by 142 in a game match Understand boys from still not convinced anil want Lets Play Bridge natch I lime weic many hands Aclon Bridge Club lust week they were not Is one al the Inter citing hands North South vulnerable NORTH 7 WIST J Howl lost Sunday outside of one Co Ordinal or George Nurse was Actons Middle ton who was Judge of Play Tricky foul lights and fauliy machines kept 1 otto doing a continual marathon during the Zone I in the second of Ihe Slips to Stardom il s end of the trail for Actons bowlers In the I our SOUTH Stardom The Bantam boys 8 3 and toami along with the Junior Ak864 and Boys teams roll by waysldo In their attempts to move up to the Provincial I Out of the fourteen cams In Ihe the The bidding Bantam girls finished seventh In Ihcir vision The Bantam boys finished 1 AST South Ihe boys wen in S Pass 11 place Just 60 behind the Spoilsman Bowl winds it up for now my hi and goodnlle Concord City Nor ill could maybe bid one no rump over Sou 111 one heart bid In cose South should only bid Iwo and the bidding will probably die Mind you NJ Weir Scots new Regimental Major On Sunday the Didl Hall Ontario Training Cenlrc Brampton the Scots Peel Duffcnn and Regiment commanded by Li Col fc CD held Change of Regimental Sergeant Major Parade from D G to J Weir CD Mr joined he Lome Scots iii 1949 at the age of IS rose through the ranks and was appointed Regimental Sergeant Majorof the Battalion on Jan I Mr Weir joined the Lome Scots on Oct 1952 with Support Company ill Brampton He was promoted to the rank Corporal on May 1 1954 Sergeant Sept I 1955 Sergeant April I 1963 and on June I 1963 promoted lo Warrant Officer Clais 2 and appointed Company Sergeant Major of B Company in OaUille On January I 19o7 he was appointed Drill Sergeant Major for the Regiment and on June I 1969 was appointed Regimental Quarter Mailer Sergeant Mr was awarded the Canadian Decoration Oct 1964 and the Centennial Medal on Jan I 1967 He is employed in Millon Canadnn Meier Co as materials manager TIRES RICHS SUNOCO NO MILES EAST OF ACTON Domcima EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT GEORGETOWN GOLF COUNTRY CLUB featuring area baiidi SATURDAY FEB 21ST JOHNNY TOCHER THE PACEMAKERS DANCING 8 TO 1 A ADM1SS10NS3 PER COUPLE COUPLES ONLY South wu bidding ft simple rain Weil had be and a hem his hand an spade lc v two lluwcvtr nil West did not Ling of club If Weil and docs I lead home free let e say tint Ilea wills takes a lulling 111 tan now trump iic taught in Burlington High Schools Tile being asked lo provide program would lake lie computer uric II used at Hi maximum Hie per pupil would be lor year lo a cost per pupil lor who are taking the all schools would be eligible lo the a service was introduced Bodiur the delegation about their objective Are you Irying develop analysis key punch people or programmers he asked While Mr Criminal said Hie held was wide open and were many opportunities dial could lie pursued A said basic of the course would be I leacli Ihe to think logically r lently individual timetables are winked by he use computer Board payment to pay I ir ol a computer lor use at Milton District High School is among those currenlly using he individual computerised Doug there was no on the en ml Ho there be trying to use one lot two puipuseg and schools tins lus been hide use outside the Mr he felt Lord I I Bin hi Burlington would be llic place for the Me hoped the experimental now earned ou would be expanded and nude available to all students in the county Mr he hoped a could be developed by students learn lo ah it He and no tcrniic demand lor pi and anulysils in llic business world sugicskd il would be an injustice il it wasn I the students lie machine mid tost but is by a grant and the would pay I lie Boaid Will decs in I In- week dummy in Jul If id knock all 1 1 table Trustee questioned llic computers wondered it a and a report should be made ou he general use computus within he school ARTHUR A JOHNSON DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY MILTON AND ACTON Directory for Dafalli and not spade declaicr tan Last week we had live lull play for I decided it si Nor North South winiicu Belly UNI Co Cam Sinclair and Kay an I ail Weil winners Wilson and Mis L Lawn Ivan II aim and Tom Wan DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL ITEMS THIS NOW AT DOLLAR DADDY Ths BIG PRODUCER will give you all hoi 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