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CHARLTON HESTON in JACK LONDON'S
"CALL OF THE Vi/ILD
A KEN ANNAKIN FILM
Ladies 6:30 p:.m.
There were some excellent gam
es bowled in the second week of
the playoffs. Jessie Joynt rolled
the high single of 264, and Mild-
red Bushell the high triple of 652.
Goad bowling girls! ,
Games of 200 and over: Jessie
Joynt 264, Mildred Bushell p26,
252, Jean Phillips 206,, 202, 222,
Ena Henderson 230, Belle Herbert •
215 , Grace Elliott 227', Olive°
Smith 224, Marion. MacKinnon
215 , Betty Kirklarlc! 215.„
Team points: Mildred Busheil's
collies 7; Mildred Cameron's Ter-
riers 0; Grace Elliott's Corgis 7,
Wilma rtlarkeis Spaniels 0; Mar-
ion Campbell's Retrievers 5 , Mar-
ion MacKinnon'.s Poodles 2,
Team Standings: Collies 14,
Retrievers 8, Corgis 7, Spaniels 5,
Poodles 4, Terriers. 4..
- Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Anne Anderson -
265; high triple , Anne Anderson
652.
Games over 200; Dianne Carter
223, Rena Forster 202, Debbie
Emberlin 235, Merle Rhody 232,
Barb Sanderson,233, Anne Ander 7
son 265, 232, Isabel Tiffin 226 ,
Barb. Helm 235; Zena- Riegling
215 , Grace Hopf 210.
Team points; Barb Helm's Car-
rots 2, Irene Nelson's Peppers 5;
Lynn Wall's Corn 5 , Dianne Cart-
er's Onions 2; Janet Barger's Pot-
atoes 2, Anne Wisser's Radishes 5.
Team standings: Radishes 5 ,
Coin 5 , PepperS 5 , Potatoes 2,
Carrots 2, Onions 2,
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WED., APRIL 3rd ONLYI
at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Charlton Heston in
"CALL OF THE
WILD"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Lions ,7; Foxes 7, Gophers 0; Squir-
rels 7, Kangaroos 0; Zebras 3,
Wolverines 4; Tigers 2, Cubs 5;
Coons 7, Pole Cats O.
Standing: Group A: Coons 14,
Cubs 13, Zebras 12, Polecats 9, •
Wolverines 8, Tigers 7.
Group B: Squirrels 15 , Lions 13,
Foxes 13, Kangaroos 12, •
Gophers 8, Chipmunks 2,
Men's 7' p.m ..
Bob Humphrey captured both
high single and triple with scores
of 313,single and 664 triple.
Games over 4225 , Bob /
HUmphrey 313, Wayne Todd 253,
Ray •Cranston 249, George Stan-
ley 236, 228; George Humphrey .
236 , Evans Helm 228, John Em-
Berlin .227. - •
Team pOints: Owls 2, Cardin-
als 2, Vultures 5, Hawks 5.-4/
Team standings, George Hum-
phrey's Vultures 10, Wayne Cran-
ston's Owls 9, Ron Stanley's
Hawks 7., Bob Crantson's Cardin-
als 2.
Town & Country
Third week of playoffs
Olive Smith bowled the ladies'
high single of 148. Elle& Wight-
man took the high double at 264.
For the men it was Bill Sproule
bowling both high, single and
double at 189 and 374._
Team points: Vera Purvis' .Yel-
lows 5, Harry Lavis' Reds 0, Hen-
ry Carter'' Blues 5, Margaret Mc-
Donald's stiolets 0, Les Puivis'
Greens ' , Bill Ross' Oranges 0.
y -off standings, Greens 13,
Yellows 12, Reds 10, Blues 8,
Violets 2, Oranges 0.
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tIPIEY.DISTRICT 'SCHOOL
EDITOR, DIANNE ilacKAY
ASSISTANTS,. JANICE REEVES AND WAYNE NICHOLSON
RAMHRAL.CHAMPIONSHIPS-
KETBALL
he winning teams of this
's intramural basketball teams
for the girls, Kathy Farrell's
and for the boys, Carl Stan-
team. Congratulations
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[DAYS
s nice to see people back-at
)l this week after 'a week's
ays, Susan Carter and Nancy.
sire, to, mention a few
faces, after spending a
in Florida. We all hope
boffins enjoyed her vacation
;land.
;H DANCE
March 29th there is another
COMING4
LISTINGS FOR NEXT WEEK INCOMPLETE AT PRESS TIME - CALL THE PARK FOR SHOWS AND TIMES
THRILL TO ,
THE FASCINATING
STORY OF %BUCK!
A COURAGEOUS
DOG WHO MET
NATURE'S TOUGHEST
CHALLENGE
MARCH 27th, 1974
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Ripley dance. Shamus is playing.
It runs from 9 - 12 o'clock. The
cost is $2.00 per person, $3 . 75
for a couple. Be sure to be there.
WINDUP ,
Well another windup curling
bonspiel has come•and gone. This
year's winning team was skipped
by Kim Farrell. Other members
of her team -were Andy Coulas,
Dale 'Addle and Patsy McTavish.'
Placing second was the team made
up of Sandy Pollocic, Peter Huston,
Kathy Farrell and Debbie Fuller.
John Worthington's team came
third while John Huston's team
placed fourth, all in all a very
enjoyable day.
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HOWLING
CALL OF THE WILD SHOWING AT
FRI., MAR. 29 - 7:00, 9:00
SAT., MAR. 30 - 11:30, 3:30, 7i00, 9:00
SUN., MAR. 31 - 2:00, 4:00, 9:00
SHOWING ONE DAY ONLY
LYCEUM VVIN9HAM
WED. 3 .APR. ONLY
.Men's 9 p.m.
The 4th week of the Play-offs.
Ron Stanley rolled 740 for the
high triple and Fr. Dentinger was
runner -up with a 685. Harold
Ritchie rolled a 667 triple, Jack
Caesar a 648 and Ken Ohm. 647.
Ron Stanley rolled the high
single pos, with Harold Ritchie's
282 in second spot. Other Over
225 games; Fr. Dentinger 250,
Jack Caesar=238, Ken Ohm 281,•
Ted 'Cooper 230.
Team points: Chas.
•Pontiacs '7, Hariey HOuston's
Fords 0; Bob Greer's Olds 5 Clar-
ence Greer's Dodges 2;. Herb Barg-
er's ,Mustangs 2, Bill Button's
Buicks 5. .
Team standing: Pontiacs 21,
Dodges 18, Mustangs 14, Olds 12;
Fords 10, Buicks 9.
Lucknow
Dungannon
High bowler for the i ladies was
Mary Fisher with a 327 single
and a 766 tri'ple.
Ladies.over 225 were Mary Fish-
er 327, 235,, Dean Agnew 250,
Rosemary Beange 245, Pearl Jam-
ieson 242, Marie Stewart 237 ,
RUth Jardine 237, Elaine Irwin
233, Shirley Hawthorne 227 and
Marg Finlay 225.;
For the men Jack Caesar was
high in both single and triple with
315 and 808.
Men over 250 Were Jack Caesar
315 , 301, Harold Maize 301, HarV-
ey Culbert 286, Bill Stewart 260,
Rick Jardine 260.
Team points: Chipmunks 0,
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