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Several fine lines this week
with Newt Richardson taking
high single, 281 and double
474. Others with doubles over
400, Bryan Walden 410, Bruce
Boyd 430, Gary Erenzil 414.
For the gals, Patti King with
217 single and 380 double took
all the laurels. In the last week
of the playoffs pinfalls were as
follows: Birches 1870, Walnuts
1776, Oaks 1600, Pines 1637,
Maples 1492, Poplars 1481.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 28-29
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"THE FAMILY
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JERRY LEWIS
Color
"YOUNG FURY"
Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo
Color Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
April 30 - May 2
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
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Frankie Avalon
Dwayne Hickman
Deborah Walley
All the "Beach Party" Gang
Color
"PYRO"
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Barry Sullivan, Martha Hyer
Color Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 3-4
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
Irma and Tom Together!?
"IRMA LA DOUCE"
Jack Lemmon, Shirley Maclaine
Color
"TOM JONES"
INDIVIDUAL TROPHY WINNERS for the
Wednesday Night Mixed League received
their trophies from President Grace Thomp-
son. They are Betty Lee for the ladies'
high average of 163; Mike Hlavach, men's
high average, 222; Grace Thompson, Fred
Lee, men's high single, 336; Bob Angus,
men's high triple, 759; Harley Gaunt, who
received his wife's trophy for the ladies'
high triple of 645 and Betty Hlavach, ladies'
high single of 269. Joyce Gaunt was taken
to hospital Friday night and was still there
on Tuesday.
A-T photo.
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FRIDAY NIGHT -- 9.30 to 12.30
Newt Richardson Rolls 281
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JUNIORS
A real battle for pinfall here
with only 80 pins separating top
and bottom teams on the day's
games. Wings 1298, Hawks
1256, Rangers 1245, Bruins
1230, Habs 1220, Leafs 1218.
High single 234 and high
double 384 for the boys were
rolled by David Walker with
Margaret McLaughlin having a
high single, 193 and double
354 for the gals.
BANTAMS
Some very fine lines rolled
in this league as several bowled
games over 150. Congratula-
tions for fine games to David
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Tiffin 170, Bradley Coulter
155 and Julie Foxton 150. Pin-
fall for the day, Whites 829,
Reds 822, Blues 652, Greens
645,
Remember next Saturday at
2 p.m. for our Bowling Oscar
Awards. The leaders have look
ed over the game for the sea-
son, applied extra points for
sportsmanship, effort and the
winners of the various awards
are in sealed envelopes for op-
ening next Saturday at 2 p.m.
Don't you miss this big wind-up
of our bowling season. Be sure
to be present -- who knows,
you might even be one of the
big award winners and we have
something for everyone,
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Another bowling season has
become water under the bridge
and now belongs to the "Do you
remember?" group. It seemed
as if we were just beginning our
season by the sound of the yell-
ing and shouting, and after the
last bowl went rolling down the
lane, Argonauts came out on
top with a total of 12,021. Ti-
cats came in second with 11, -
717, Alouettes with 11,579;
Stampeders 11, 561; Rough Rid-
ers 11,136 and last with points
were the Bombers with 11,058.
However, a poll among the
Bombers indicated that while
they may have been last all the
way through the season as far as
standings, they all felt they
were first as far as enjoyment
and fun.
I take this opportunity to
thank the Advance-Times again
for their forebearance, such as
waiting for the news, then hav-
ing to Translate what is sent in.
And, to all you Commercial
Leaguers, may I say that it has
been a pleasure to join you each
Tuesday night. A more con-
genial group I have yet to meet,
and I hope we bowl together for
many more years. May you all
have a good and most impor-
tant, a safe summer, a good
rest, and will see you all next
Fall.
The next news will be nam-
ing the trophy winners, high
averages, doubles, etc. See
you at the banquet May 3.
o--o--o
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Last Wednesday night saw
the end of the playoffs, with
Red's Corvairs emerging as the
champions with a total pinfall
of 13,318; the Comets were
second with 12, 707; Buicks 12,-
572; Pontiacs 12,278; T-Birds
12,155 and the Fiats 9,489.
Our congratulations to the
Corvairs. The women's high
single went to Betty Hlavach
with a 208 and Eileen Bennett
had the triple with 545. Mike
Hlavach picked up all the hoc-
ors for the men, with a single
of 299 and a 739 triple.
Well that ends the 1965-66
season, and we hope to see you
all back in the fall.
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WED. MIXED LEAGUE
BOWLING BANQUET
The Wednesday Night Mix-
ed bowling league banquet was
held in the Legion Hall Friday
evening. Following a delic-
ious turkey supper served by the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion,
the season, playoff and individ-
ual trophies were presented.
The regular season champ-
ions were anima's Comets,
consisting of Capt. Emma Dey-
ell, Anne Bennett, Irene Per-
rott, Mike Hlavach, Brian San-
derson and Monty Bennett. The
playoff champions were the
Corvairs, with Capt. Verna El-
lis, Marge Henderson, Betty
Hlavach, Marty Adler, Harley
Brophy Goodyears
Begin Practices
The Wingham Brophy Good-
years will hold the first practice
of the year at 7;00 o'clock
Tuesday, May 3, at the Wing-
ham Park and will continue to
practise each Tuesday and
Thursday night till the schedule
begins.
Anyone interested in trying
out for the Goodyears Inter-
mediate softball team is asked
to be at the park on these nights
The WOAA entries for the
season should be sent to George
Wicke, WOAA convener, R. R.
2 Gadshill, by May 4. The
group meeting will be held May
11 at Wingham Town Hall at
8:00 p.m.
Gaunt and Bob Angus.
The individual trophy win-
ners were Betty Lee, ladies'
high average, 163; Joyce Gaunt,
ladies' high triple, 645; Betty
Hlavach, ladies' high single,
269; Mike Hlavach, men'shigh
average, 222; Bob Angus, men's
high triple 759 and Fred Lee,
men's high single, 336.
Euchre and dancing rounded
out the evening's activities.
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"NONE BUT THE BRAVE"
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This is an unusual story of collaboration that will make you
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SATURDAY MATINEE APRIL 30
• "TARZAN AND THE LOST SAFARI"
SAT.-MON.-TUES. APRIL 30 • MAY 2.3
"OPERATION CROSSBOW"
("THE GREAT SPY MISSION")
Colour - Panavisiori — Starring:
Sophia Loren • Trevor Howard - John Mills
In this true story three secret agents set out on a mission
that changed the progress of World War II,
We are sorry that this will be the last film shown at the
Lyceum Theatre for the time being. We will perhaps open
again in the late summer or early fall.
Strikes & Spares
• •
•
This brings to a close another
season, so have a good summer
and we will see you all in the
fall.
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
After two weeks of playoffs
here are the team standings;
Gwen's Gophers 6275; Fran's
Frantics 6235; Dianne's Duffers
6144; Sharon's Sharks 6127;
Dot's Dashes 6050; Audrey' s
Angels 5893.
Gwen MacLaurin was high
lady last week with a 681 triple
and a 248 single. Laura Rich-
ardson was a close second with
a 247 single. Mac Ritchie had
the high triple for the men with
a 753, and Barry Fry had the
high single with a 298.
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