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BROWN I E' S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Beech St., Clinton
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 P.M.
FIRST SHOW ATn:20 P.M.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY; OCTOBER 0411
For
three hundred years,
aterrifying secret
has been kept
from the
outside world.
JUST i lWWHAT.
WE Alt NEED.
re-.1lre9lly good, hit!
3 BIG SHOWS
SUNDAY ONLY - OCTOBER 12
1. "Goodbye Emmanuelle"
2. "11 anti Anxious" bantoix
3. "Hell on Wheels"
Our season ends with 'this show October 12. The
management and staff would dike to thank you for your
patronage - and we look forward to senIng you again in
the spring, for a bigger and batter season.
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man,.:1440.
105 and X23; ' kJterem
Cametron, 121; Keviin Smith,
113; Mark Heard, '100;
Jeffrey Wall, 112 .and .424;
and.Mike Fraser,. 158, . . •
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Michelle Cameen was top
girl bowler, capturing the
high single and do ib's with
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Friday and Saturday,
October 10, 11
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THE ISLAND
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and 'fit( SteHIer cached
bawled . for the sensor
boyar' . high single and:; La-
vorne.Steffler totalled 593for
thetriple..
Lori's Lions are in' first
places with 10 points followed
by ,Pin'Pushers, 9; Hot Stuff
and .Air Supply;. 7 esti;
Stingers, 5; and Power Play,,
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Those bowling games of
175 points or better were Lori
Gavreluk, 176, 205 and'194;
Sheri Walden, 231; Kim Rae,
183;. Audrey Baster, 189;
Kim Metcalfe, 206 Billy Tol-
ton; 194; Barry 'ugh, 225
and 211;- Laverne Sterner,
245 and 1 ; .Billy Gaunt,' 245
"and 198; Darin Hickey, 189;
and Jeff Canieron, 273. •
The people in the St. John
Ambulance brigade must be
thoroughly trained in first
aid and requalified ' each
Year.,
it ROYALS --Coach Bill Kerr outlines plans for practice to
'ie members of the Wingham Royals hockey team. The
practice and sign-up Sunday night as it continues prep-
" the 1980-81 Intermediate hockey season. Its home opener
day, Oct. 17, against Lucknow Lancers. Home games will
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als preparing
season opener
Wingham Royals
estate hockey team is
preparing 'for the opening
wont f i 1980-81 season by
cep ti ing twice -weekly
pi�ae> The team will
skate .; esday at 7:3
day at 8 p.m.
s will open at
home . Ist Lucknow at
8:30 p;,„ ext Friday, Oct.
next opposition,
Godericl�I,: vwill host the
Royals" 24 before they
return:home to face 1979-80
league: fl fist Harriston at
8 15"p110te following night.
' The f ` eague schedules
:should" available shortly,
postal ser i ce permitting,
and will be posted in the
arena and around town.
The Royals have several
returnees for the upcoming
season, including last year's
leading scorer, Rick Jacklin.
Veterans ` Murray Black,
Tom Black and Dave Galley
will be' bolstered by the
addition of former Ironmen
Jim McGee, Bernie Haines,
Steve Caslick, Ron Riley ads
Rick Foxton. Also joining the
team are Kevin Hastie, Don
Hastie, Fraser Strong and
Dave Bennett.
The Royals will introduce
the full squad at their home
opener. Come out and
support the Royals!
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GOALIE PRACTICE -Doug Nell has been running some practices with prospec-
tive Wlnaham Revd enaltonrtarc I(olth Piete.s IJ owls ! !c.'
mediate team prepares to open Its season In about a week's time.
Starts FRIDAY!
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RICHARD THOMAS
ROBERT VAUGHN
JOHN SAXON
GEORGE PEPPARD
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FRI. % SAT. TWO SHOWS 7 E. 0 P.M.
SUN.-THURS. 8 P.M.
SAT. & SUN MATINEE 1:30 P.M.
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tend their sincere Shanks for your patronage during
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STARS 014 ICR---Prospective members of the 1980-01 Wingham Royals Inter-
medlaite hOckey team waltz their way down the Ice during a practice session Sun-
day night. Coach Bill Kerr made sure the players were well loosened up before
they Started any scrimmages.
usually be Fridayni hts at 8:31
games. Coach: Kerr Is ookll g d
Year for the firstfimetl ' oy+Nls, nave
ex-Ironmen ,plalyers, Who ahpuld:make the team
and will be famlliar to ,Deal `sins
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WED. •NIGHT`LADIES
Blue Jays added five
points to hang onto their lead
with 15 points. Arctic Eagles
scored seven to Move Into
second place with ' - X13,
followed closely by Hoot
Owls with 12. Hummingbirds
have nine and Meadowlarks
and Jenny Wrens are tiedat
seven.
Shirley •Storey bowled the
263 high single and Shirley
Sallas had the 653 high
triple. Other scores over 200
were recorded by: Louise
Welwood; 210; - Lee,
231; Edna Mae �trong,
203; Christine McGee, 216;
C�a�ryolliine[• �G�rece. naway,,222;
Joanne Harrison, 236, 209;
Joan Allen, 206; Florence
, 34* 14 de
`'Storey, " 1;' and 'Shirley'Sh
Sallows, 255; 200. •
Mary Cook and Joan Allen
bowled as spares.
THURSDAYNIGHT
Marg Moffatt bowled a 259
for the ladies"- high single
while Diane English totalled
640 for the triple. George
Skinn was top man bowler,
playing a 271 for the men's
single and 625 for the triple.
Those playing games of 200
points or better were Diane
English, 202, 201 and • 237;
Brenda Cardiff, 201; Les
Fisher, 219; Keith Moffatt,
215; Art. Burr , 211; Marg
Moffatt, .?14 '' '259; Wayne
Gibbons, 231 and 224; Sheila
Walker, 211 and 242; Bruce
Pewtress, 218; Linda Wall,
246; George Skinn, 271;
Citnrnn Com. MR; slnrl'Rntty
Batson, 205. -
In the team standings
Marg's. Monte Carlos are in
first place with 17 points,
followed by Diane's Trans
Ams, 14; Sharon's Rabbits,
12; Coree'sputts, 11; Grant's
Grand Prix, 6; and Cathy's
Clunkers, 3.
Thanks to those who
spared for the evening,
Marie Philips, Jean Tervitt,
Jack Tervitt, Bruce
Pewtress, Brian Gibbons
and Verna Haugh.
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SENIOR LADIES
Barbara Tervit, a spare,
bowled a high single with 180
points, while other top
singles were bowled by Vera
Schneider, 161, and
Elizabeth Robertson, 161.
High doubles were cap-
tured by Barbara Tervit,
312; Jessie France, another
spare, 293; and Elizabeth
Robertson, 286.
The Diamonds are in first
place in the team standings
with 10 points followed by the
Aquamarines, 6;._Turquoise
and Topaz, 5 points each;
and Rubies and Sapphires, 2
points each.
There will be no bowling
for Senior Ladies on Oct. 13,
Thanksgiving Day.
KOFFEE KLATCH
With 19 bowlers this week
Muriel Irvine bowled the
high score of 254.
Other games' of 200 points
or more were managed by
Jean King, 222; Velma Scott,
212; Beth Skinn, 237; and
Grace Walden, 208.
The hidden score draw of
Wintario tickets was won by
Carol Whitely and Bev
Sangster.
There will be no bowling
next week because of
Thanksgiving Day.
TEESWATERAND`
WINGHAM LADIES
A single of 240 bowled by
Brenda Reinhart @was the
high of the session when the
'league met Monday Dianne
Wall had the high triple of
576.
Other singles over 209.'
' were recorded by • Sadie:
Penner 202; . Dianne 'Wall
207;" Marilyn Litt 216; Mary
Houghton 215. , rr
Evelyn's : Coconuts are
leading the league with 20
points, followed
Affixed Nuts at 18. In close ,,
competition of their own are
Nancy's Beer Nuts at 1a;
Leona's Brazil Nuts at 12;
Kathlean's Cashews with 11i
and Alice'scorns.with 10:
WROXETER MIXED
Gord Kaster captured the
men's top single with a 275
while -Ron. McMichael
totalled 650 for the triple.
Joan Allen was top lady
bowler, playing a 191 for the
high single and 534 for the
triple.
Games of 200 points or
more were bowled by Gord
Haasnoot, ..227; Wes .Ball,.
225; Doug.Filsiriger,'242, 216
and 215; Gord Koster, .275;
Ken Pellett, 204; ' Ron Mc-
Michael, 230 and 235; Bob.
Allen, 263; and Butch Stone,
204.
BLUEVALE MIXED
Reta Ross bowled the high
single of 227 and the triple
with 555 for the ladies, while
Les Brewer bowled 233 for
the men's top single and
Harvey Timm took the triple
with 551.
Other scores more than 200
points were managed by Milt
Boyd, 214; Harvey Timm,
231; and Marie Walker, 208.
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202=,Av
Bender
210;
The. Brownies.luddmos,t of
their meeting outside. After
games the Brownies formed
their ring and the dues were
collected.
Group A then workedon
various activities including •
hopping,,bean bag throwing
and catching', oskipping and •
bouncing balls. The
Tweenies discussed the
Brownie Law and received
asheet to help them under-
stand what it means. .
Afterward the Brox les
played des, sang sow
and heard a story.
Calendars will be given:to
each girl to sell; ek1
calendar costs 75 cents..
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R. W. Bake,
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