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* Jim Henderson rolls 501 double Strikes & Spares
INTERMEDIATES
Jim ilendelson sure is a
Master of all sports and it ap-
pears as though he was handling
the bowling ball as well as he
handles the golf club, He rot-
led two games of 259 and 242,
Other fine games rolled in-
cluded Ricky Gardner 202,
Larry Gordon 248, Bryan Wal-
den 223, 13111 Strong 203, Ross
Casliek 218, Step- ':Lngridge
231, Bill Brown 2 .117, Bill
Skins 205, 204, Niue White
213, Lee Grove 210, 209, Brian
Cronkwright 209.
Nice to see two girls with
games over 200, Barbara Dau-
phin 230 and Diane Bauer 201,
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Angels downed Yankees 5
to 0, the Red Sex took a simi-
lar score from the Pirates,
while Tigers gained the extra
point from the Cardinals.
BANTAMS
In the high double depart-
ment, the boys had to take a
back seat to Joanne Croskill
who rolled two fine games of
120 and 127 for 24'7 double.
High single of the league was
rolled by Eric Beard 136 --
nice game, Eric. Others
breaking 100 were Debbie Hull
123, Pat Willie 117, David
Reid 102, Brian Gordon 108,
Jay MacLaurin 119, 109, Christ-
ine Rae 121, Kathy Schiestel
101, Joanne Croskill 120, 127,
Lynn Foxton 110, 130, Marlene
Foxton 119, 106, Faye Walden
102, Jeff Croskill 100. Looks
like the girls are showing up
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WED. 8 THUR. 9 • FRI, 10
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chicken of the sea.
Wed. and Thurs. at 8:00 p.m.
Friday at 7:15 and 9:10 p.m.
SAT. 11 • MON. 13 - TUES, 14
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Restricted to persons 18 years
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"BLAST OFF"
the boys in this league as the
majority of those 100 games
were rolled by the gals, Come
on boys, let's reverse the situ-
ation next week.
JUNIORS
Top double, 334 was rolled
by David Walker on two fine
games, 171 and 163. High sin-
gle for the boys, 180 was shared
by the Simmons, Larry and
Bradley, and Julie Foxton
topped the gals with 174 single,
Several over the 150 mark:
Bill Staight 168, Tom Lee 16'7,
Rose Mary Forsyth 155, Bob
McGee 152, Steven Watson 166,
Kathy Ross 154, 158 (nice games
Kathy), Larry Simmons 180,
Bruce Skins 154, 160 (nice
steady bowling Bruce) Connie
Burke 153, Steven Tiffin 161,
Paul Forsyth 161, Steven Cruick-
shank, 162,
The 7vionkees and Byrds took
5 points, Beatles 3 and Hermits
2 with Raiders and Animals
blanked, Come on gang, how
about some 200 games next
week?
Each new year Johny Wayne
and Frank Shuster add some-
thing new to their comedy
specials, and this year is no
exception. On their first show
of the new season they present-
ed one of the best skits they
have written and performed --
the classic story of "Mutiny on
the Bounty".
In their version -- 'Mutiny
on the Poop Deck', Frank play-
ed Captain Bligh, the tyranni-
cal sea captain, and Johny was
his first mate, Mr. Christian.
The sketch contained topical
jokes, their ever-present subtle
humor, and a touch of slap-
stick which is not ordinarily
present in W and S sketches.
It was one of the funniest things
they have done.
In another skit the world of
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
A few of the girls came
through with games over 225.
Ruth Tiffin had 231 and 241;
Verna Steffler 236 and 251;
Shirley Storey 239, This has
been a better week of bowling
than any since we started.
The high single went to
Louise Welwood with a 281 and
high triple went to Verna Stet.-
fler with 690,
The team standings are
Wheaties 31; Trix 22; Fluffs 25;
Muffets 24; Shreddies 22;
Cheerios 23.
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MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE
The Red Wings took it on
the chin again as they were
whitewashed by the leading
Canadiens. Attendance seems
to be hurting this club more
than their bowling. The other
contests wound up 5-2 and the
teams are spreading the gap.
Standings are: Canadiens 44,
Bruins 38, Rangers 31, Maple
Shakespeare was again brought
to life, with Johny as a young
man who disappears into the
'time funnel' and goes back to
the time of Julius Caesar. Syl-
via Lerinick, with her famous
line "I told him, Julie, don't
go!", was again present in this,
a skit with a few weak moments.
Their special guest in the music
department, was Mary Lou Col-
lins, who has a great voice,
and could be Canada's next
big star!
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A lovely enough girl with a
fine singing voice, is this sea-
son's Billy Jo Bradley of "Petti-
coat Junction" fame. In the
role originally played by Jean-
nine Riley, Meredith McCrea
does not quite have what it
takes to be an actress; her only
similarity to lvliss Riley lies in
the fact that she is a blonde.
The fact that she sings well, is
not surprising, since she is the
eldest daughter of Gordon and
Sheila McCrea who have been
a song-and-dance team, work-
ing on television and in clubs
for some years.
Her personal life, unfortun-
ately, is not running so smooth-
ly.. She is now suffering through
her first divorce -- and it seems
to run in the family. The
"Love and Marriage" lyrics that
Mom and Dad once sang so
convincingly, are not coming
true for them, and after more
than twenty years, Gordon and
Sheila have decided to go their
separate ways.
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The first of this year's Na-
tional Film Board full-length
feature films will be seen next
Wednesday evening, November
8th. "The Ernie Game" ("the
Leafs 29, Black Hawks 26 and
Red Wings 21.
There were a lot of good
games bowled and the averages
of the men must be going up.
Next week we will report on
the best 12 averages. Bill John-
ston had a fine night (again)
bowling 230, 252 and 332 and
a triple of 814, copping single
and triple honors. Ian Mao-
Laurin threw a 307, 252 and
250 for a fine 809. Not much
difference. Honorable men-
tion, Bob Humbey 290, Ross
Gordon 286, Bill Stephenson
270 and 290, Bob Foxton 271,
Ed Rintoul 251, Lame Archer
273, Hap Swatridge 278, Bill
Hotchkiss 261, Jim Bain 299
and 253, Marty Adler 273 and
253, Harold Remington 255.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
The ghosts and goblins took
their toll in the numbers of
bowlers present tonight. The
members present were having
lots of fun, especially Carl
Lott who has been absent for
some time . Welcome back,
Carl, and I hear you were in
pretty good form, too.
Anniversary congratulations
to Harold and Maxine who
celebrate number 17 on Satur-
day. We have two members
who celebrated their 38th an-
niversary last month--late con-
gratulations to Louise and Mor-
ris.
The leaguestandings are as
follows: Ontario 28, British
Columbia and Manitoba 22,
Saskatchewan 21, Nova Scotia
18 and Alberta 16.
Carl's being back was
certainly an inspiration to Ruth
who bowled a single of 330
and triple of 809. Jack Walker
took both honors for the men
with 278 and '764.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
After seven complete weeks
of bowling, Barry Fryfogle
leads the men with an average
of 240 and Gwen MacLaurin
has the ladies' high average
with a 208. Now you know
why they get their names in
the paper so often.
Barry Fry captured the men's
high triple and single last week
with a 755 and 281, Gwen
MacLaurin rolled the ladies'
high triple with a 643 and Shar-
on Jones beat everyone, in-
cluding the men with a 315
single.
Thanks to Bill Johnston, the
one and only spare for last
week.
Here are the standings: Hil-
da's Humbugs 38; Marlyn' s
Maple Buds 36; Marg's Mints
25; Gail's Gumdrops 24; Pat's
Smarties 24, Laura's Secords
21.
game is life -- the rules are
Ernie's") will be shown at 9:30
- 11:00 p,m, in the "Festival"
time slot, starring Alex Kanner
as Ernie, a loner just released
from hospital who expects ev-
eryone to play the game of
life by his rules. It should be
worth seeing.
LUGGAGE
BY
McBRINE
AND
SAMSONITE
Training clinic
to be held here
The Canadian Figure Skating
Association in co-operation
with the National. Fitness Coun-
cil and Professional Skating
Association of Canada, is con-
ducting clinics across Canada,
to instruct training leaders in
the fundamentals of skating
for the purpose of assisting in
the instruction of young skaters,
using the National Skating Test
System.
Successful candidates attend-
ing the regional training clinic
will be known as amateur
coaches and will be permitted
to teach and judge all the com-
ponents of the national tests in
Canada and will be presented
with diplomas and crests.
The amateur coach should
be a reasonably proficient skat-
er, preferably 14 years of age
or over, who has ability for
leadership and is able to im-
part this knowledge to others --
someone who will be personally
interested in helping others.
The clinic is open to adults,
from recreation committees
and hockey clubs with the same
qualifications.
An Amateur Coaches Train-
ing Clinic for Western Ontario
is to be held in the Wingham
arena Sunday, November 12th.
Be sure to dress warmly and
take snow boots and skates.
Sea activities
BY RUSSEL JONES
We went to Woodlands Para-
dise, the home of the first
Wingham District Scout Troop,
last Saturday. At the scout
house we finished one room.
It took a lot of time and pat-
ience but we finally did it.
Our thanks to Russel Zurbrigg
who donated paint,brushes and
ladders for the farm house and
to a generous person who don-
ated a stove.
Patrol leader Philip Beard
gave us a demonstration on
cutting fire wood,
At the meeting on Thurs-
day, November 2, a few games
were played, practice period
and a wildlife movie on deer
and their kind was shown by
Scouter Ken Henry. It wa(
interest to all.
Their unhappiness is due to
illness -- they're sick of each
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