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At Danny's Restaurant
HWY, 86, East of Wingham
and managed a triple of 808.
Meanwhile, over on alley 5,
Andy Henderson was bowling
332, 262, 226 for the best tri-
ple, 820.
Over 250 club: Walt Drown
293; Bill Hotchkiss 288; Bob
Foxton 284; Paul Rintoul 254;
Ross Gordon 251; John Phillips
258; Ken Simmons 292; Bob An-
gus 258; Ken Saxton Jr. 261.
After six weeks, standings
are: Canadiens 30, Bruins 26,
M. Leafs 23, B. Hawks 19,
Rangers 18, Red Wings 10. All
the contests this week wound up
5-2 and now we have 20 points
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Ian Shepherd tops Juniors with 289 single
BOY SCOUT NEWS
In the point division "things
went better with Cokes" as the
Cokes took 5 points from Pepsis,
while the Tabs and Sprites took
the extra point from the 7 Ups
and Frescos.
JUNIORS
Marilyn Irwin topped the
gals with 174 single, 304double.
Bradley Simmons nosed out Tom
Lee for the high single as Brad-
ley rolled 213 to Tom's 203
(nice to see you hitting that '200
mark so early in the season
Tom and Larry). As for the
double it was all Bradley Sim-
mons as he rolled 401 with no
Strikes & Spares
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October 20-21
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Showing at 8.15 p.m,
Warren Beatty & Susannah
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Plus
"A BIG HAND
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Showing at 10.15 p.m.
Henry Fonda, Joanne
Woodward & Jason Roberts
Color Cartoon
* * *
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Children 40c
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"BEAU GESTE"
U. In Color—Stars
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A great classic adventure, pack-
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Wed, and Thurs. at 8:00 p.m.
Friday, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
SAT. 21 • MON. 23 • TUES. 24
"THE ROAD . TO
NASHVILLE" '
with MARTY ROBBINS
in gay Technicolor
The biggest country jamboree
ever! 60 Country Music Stars.
Johnny Cash, Hank Snow, The
Stonemans and many other fav-
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"Y' All Come!"
— On the same program —
"HELICOPTER
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Saturday at 7:15 and 8:40 p.m.
Mon. and Tues. at 8:00 p.m.
COMING NEXT:
WED. 25 to TUESDAY 31
Sean Connery is James Bond
"YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE"
In the theatres, recording
studios, and the television stu-
dios, it is a magic word. Next
year at this time it will be a
magic word in the movie in-
dustiny as well. It will make
Hollywood people sit up and
take notice- and Hollywood
studios sit up all night and
count their money. It will
make the ordinary Joe turn up
the radio, sit agape before the
television set, or flock out in
the heaviest downpour of rain
to see a movie.
You wonder what the word
is? STREISAND! Mention it
anywhere in a short while, and
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FRIDAY 20 • SATURDAY 21
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Horst Bucholz and Sylvia
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"YOU CAN'T RUN
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Jack Lemmon and June Allyson
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Friday and Saturday — 2 shows
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Prices: Adults $1.00; Students
75c; Children 40c
WED,THUR.-FRI. OCT. 18.19.20
"THE BIG MOUTH"
Colour — Starring:
Jerry Lewis
This is Jerry Lewis at his fun-
niest. It's fun for all the fam-
ily.
SATURDAY MATINEE Oct. 21
"Around the World in
a Daze"
SAT.-MON.-TUES. Oct. 21.23-24
"BAREFOOT IN THE
PARK"
Colour — Starring:
Jane Fonda - Robert Redford
Charles Boyer
Their honeymoon was a ball
and then came the dawn.
COMING NEXT —
WED.•THUR,FRIAATAION.
TUES. (6 days) Oct, 25 to 31
"YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE"
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—COMING—
FR MAY SATURDAY
OCTOBER 27 - 28
"Road to Nashville"
MARTY ROBBINS
— Pills —
"Good Times"
Sonny and Cher
'Tis
Show Biz
not one person will have to ask
"What's that?". 'That' is a
tall, slender, not-too-beautiful
lump of Jewish talent, who has
a big mouth and seems to know
what to make come out of it
when she opens it. She is
Barbra, and that's not a spelling
error.
She entertained us royally
last week on her special, "Belle
of 14th Street". In an hour-
long show that seemed much
shorter, she brought back the
days of vaudeville, those won-
derful days when an evening of
entertainment was really that,
and when the password was
variety - from song-and-dance
men, to opera singers, to funny-
faced comedians, to Shakes-
peare, to jugglers and magi-
cians. Where else could you
have latched onto a star that
could be all of these and so •
much more? No one - - - but
STREISAND!
She is no raving beauty --
her nose even beats Durante,
her face is not of the exquisite
structure that many Hollywood
queens boast, her gigantic
hands and long fingers make
her look like a leftover from
Hallciwe'en. But when she
stands on stage, there is an air
of excitement and glamour
about it. And when she opens
her mouth to sing, you feel as
though all the most wonderful
things in the world are happen-
ing to you in that very moment.
In case the first paragraph
of this column, and the talk of
Hollywood , etc., puzzled you
here is the explanation: Barbra
is now in Hollywood where she
is starring in her first three mo-
tion pictures. They are all
huge Broadway successes; the
first of course, is her own show-
stopper, "Funny Girl", which
started her on the road to fame.
It is the story of the young
Fanny Brice, and Barbra played
her role marvellously on Broad-
way. She is also playing Dolly
in the ever-favourite "Hello
Dolly", and will then go into
"On a Clear Day You Can See
Forever", another Broadway
hit. I predict when these mo-
vies are released that STREI-
SAND will be on everyone's
lips and she will be the most
in-demand performer in Holly-
wood.
Bridge club
The Howell system was used:
First, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spry;
second, Mrs. R. H. Lloyd and
0. Haselgrove; third, Mrs. F.
Forgie and A. Wilson.
43 BLIND PERSONS
AT TWEEDSMUIR HALL
Forty-three blind people en-
joy residential care at Tweeds-
muir Hall in London. Your
contribution to the current cam-
paign of the CNIB provides the
understanding care that makes
this residence a home.
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Some team has to be fium-
ber one in the league -- it
makes the others try harder.
Hilda's Humbugs have taken on
the job.
Here are the standings: Hil-
da's Humbugs 26: Marilyn's
Maple Buds 19; Par's Smarties
19; Gail's Gum Drops 14;
Marg' s Mints 14; Laura's Se-
cords 13,
Laura Richardson rolled the
ladies' high triple of 571. Pat
Fryfogle captured the high sin-
gle with 256. In the men's de-
partment Mac Ritchie had a
751 triple and Wayne Brownhad
a 326 single. More news next
week!
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
Some of the girls had a
shocking time on Wednesday
night, thanks to Joyce. I won-
der if the shock improved their
bowling or made it worse.
Hilda Brown had both the
high single and high triple with
a 306 and a 733. Hilda doesn't
seem to be in the first of the
season slump like most of us.
The team standings are:
Wheaties 17, Trix '7, Fluffs 21,
Muffets 12, Shreddies 16 and
Cheerios 11. Thanks again to
the spares, we even had one
extra this week.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
There was no hoopin' and
.hollerin', no gossip nor any-
thing new and exciting in the
league tonight -- everyone was
just trying to bowl their best.
The standings are as follows:
Ontario 13, British Columbia
12, Manitoba 11, Saskatche-
wan 11, Nova Scotia 10 and
Alberta 7.
Women's single went to Dot
Templeman with 229 and Dor-
othy Cameron was in there
again with the triple of 621.
George, not to be outdone by
his wife, took the single with
271, while our old standby Jim
took triple with 678.
Special thanks to our spares
Joan and Bill Crawford, Shirley
Stevenson, Bill Johnston and
Bruce Machan.
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MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE
The. town league was really
bowling this week as there were
two triples over 800 and 15
games over 250, Jim Bain took
the single honors with a 344
Previous to the opening flag
break last Wednesday the Scouts
played an active game of bas-
ketball. The public school gym
provides wonderful facilities for
such activities, 'enjoyed by both
leaders and boys.
Apple Day procedure was
explained, followed by the
weekly study period and discus-
sion. The. boys called their ses-
sion Kooligan's Quarry and
names for the farm were discuss-
ed.
Steve Sallows and Ron Orien
passed Scout Law and Promises.
Congratulations to Ron, as this
completes his Tenderfoot. Each
patrol selected names which
are, Cougar, Flaming Arrow
and Gold Bar. After a rousing
With a full turnout of begin-
ners many of the bowlers moved
up to a higher group and two in
particular, Ian Shepherd in
Intermediates and Bradley Sim-
mons in Juniors, took full hon-
ors.
BANTAMS
Jeff Croskill certainly was in
fine form as be rolledgames of
131, 117 and a double of 248 to
take full honors. Lynn Foxton
continued where she left off
last spring and had high single
132 and double 242. Keep up
the good work, Lynn.
W.O.A.A. PeeWee Championship Winners
WINGHAM PEE WEES — Front, left to
right: Paul Skinn, Steven Tiffin, Jeff
Lockridge, Doug. Leitch, Bruce Skinn;
middle: Bill Hilbert, Tommy Lee, Larry
Simmons, Bill Brown, Don and Ron
Murray; back: Charlie Lee, coach, Bob La-
Rose, Gerald Skinn, Ivan Gardner, man-
ager. Absent: Bill Kerr, coach.
—Listowel Banner Photo.
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singsong the meeting was clos-
ed.
The Scouts and Cubs thank
the people of Wingham and area
for the response to Apple Day.
Approximately $210.00 was
raised for equipment and camps
for the boys. As a matter of
interest, Bobby Shepherd won
the prize for the best basket in
the Scout Division.
We would like to remind the
people of Wingham of the fall
Paper Drive. We hope many
fathers will turn out to help, as
two leaders will be away for a
week's leadership camp in Osh-
awa. Dad's help is greatly
needed and will he much ap-
preciated.
one within 50 pins of this
double,
Pointwi ,.e it was Byrds and
Monkees 5 each, Animals 3,
Raiders 2 and as for the Beatles
and Hermits -- well wait till
next week. (Dig those crazy
names!)
INTERMEDIATES
The girls sure had a run to
the wire for high single with
Joanne King 194, Barb 1.1 auphin
185, Patti King 177, Ruth Ann
Currie 176 (welcome hack Ruth
Ann). For the boys it was all
my good neighbour Ian Shep-
herd as he rolled '289 single
and 402 double--nice rollin'
Ian. Three others hit the '200
marks : Brian Cronkwright 225,
Bill Brown 218, Larry Gordon
206. Still room for a few more
bowlers in this group, Come
on, guys and gals!
FRIDAY - SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 - 21
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