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The Canadian Statesman, Eowmanville, Mar. lap 1968 B H S P R O PI Cs dBowxanville High School O P , Peters 55-48 to wmn the junior B y F ank oh un623 -234 lost to St. Peters 78-45 in the senior fin.al, at the C.O.S.S.A. O)NTARIO YOUTH BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP "B" championships, Saturday This Sunday, March 17th, Liberty Bowl youth bowlers in Belleville. wl» be taklng off for the Ontario Championships at Plantation Dennis Krawchuk led the Bowl, Islington, Ontario. A large number of spectators from Bowmanvllle wil be on hand to cheer for the Bowrnanville bowlers. The schedule at Plantation Bowl is as follows: 10:00 am. - Ail Bantama 1:00 p.m. - Ali Juniors 3:00 p.m. - AU Seniors Star Morris is alter the Ontario Bantam singles crown. Ileather Brunt and Debbie Bromeli, Bantam girls doubles. Garth Jensen and Kim Shred wiIl be bowling In the Bantam boys doubles. Frances Hennlng wlll be the only Junior and Frances wil be after the Junior girls singles. â Joanne Bromeli and Sharlene Cain are in the Senior Girls doubles. The Senior Girls team will have Wendy Lewis, Connie Bradley, Debbie Sellers, Mary Jane Kilpatrick and Merridy Hately. The Senior Boys teama is made up of IKenM Cobb, Ron Good, Greg Palmer, Lynn Woods and John Tucker.C Supervisor Harold Bennett will have ail his coaches on m es deck ta heip bring an Ontario ChampionshIp ta Bawmanville. The winners from Ontario will be at Edmonton, Alberta, over the Easter weekend. a. L e The best wishes of the entire community go out to thei youth bowlers In their bid for another Canadian Champion- Bob Lawton, "master of the shlp.- back-up bail" was the ofly bowler ta crashth 800 mark JUNIOR MEN'S SOFTBALL this week. Bob had games of The Junior Men's Softball League is already preparîng 260-294-293 for a big 847 triple. for the 1968 season, a mere two months away. Ail newcamers Eleven bowlers hit the 700 Interested in joining this league, are asked ta contact any of jackpot. Harold Michelson the following, as soon as possible - Frank Britton, AI Cole, 773 and the high single game Bruce Adams, Murray Cain or Don Bishop. 348. Ai Osborne 772 (271- .,. J.267), Dr. Howard Rundle, t t t reaiiy rested after his trip ta COMMERCIAL FINALS Florida, 750 (272), Jim Houckç Mutton & Gould ShelI defeated Walter Frank Real Estate 740 (261), Bud Barter 738 5-3 to take their prolonged best of three semi-final series (316), Jack Bond 724 (250), Don Bagneil 722 (278), Luke two games ta one with one tied. The Sheli crew will now Annaert 721 (249), Maurice tangle with first place Bryson's Smoke Shop for the Com- Richards 719 (273), John inercdaI League championship, in a best of five set, which gets Gouid 716 (310), and Russ underway Sunday morning, 10 o'clock at the Memorial Hailman 713 (260). Bob "Cob" Kent had a 300 Arena. single game, Russ Oke 282, t t t t t' Mike Murphy 274, Dave Reyn- B.H.S. ADDS C.O.S.S.A. TITLE olds 276, Ed Leslie 272, Maur- Bowmanville High School's junior boys' athietes culin- ice Annaert 271, Bruce Adams 270, Ernie Perfect 268, Bob ated a fine season on Saturday when they defeated Peter- Glanvilie 262, Don Jensen 261. borough St. Peter's 55-48 at Belleville ta win the C.O.S.S.A. Ken's Men's Wear had a Basketball championship. 1259 single score whiie the That makes two titles for the B.H.S.'ers, having won Ppikd a 59frhg triple. the junior football crown last fail. Whiie the seniors didn't Whyte Bras, are stili 2 win any championships, they certainly turned in fine efforts points up on the I.G.A. team. too, with both the football and basketball teams reaching The Pepsi boys are third, 3 the C.O.S.S.A. finals. Peterborough gained revenge In the points behlnd I.G.A. Al Osborne is hitting 256 senior hoop titie encounter, handing the locals a 78-45 set- for high average, Brian Martyn back. Is 251 for second spot. How- Two B.H.S. students, Doug Parker and Brian Blackburn ard Bromell and Bob Lawton are tied at 238. played on bath junior championship clubs.BllLxo wnaI th A tip o! the hat from this corner to the Bowmanviile booby prizes this week, hav- basketballers and coaches Bruce BaIl o! the juniors and Bob Ing low single 125 as well as Sheridan of the senior club. ýlow triple 477. t t t t 1 0th Week -2nd Schedule BILL BURGESS STILL WINNING Altbough the Bowmanville Badminton Club isn't the power it once was in this area, one o! its veteran performers, Bill Burgess, Is provlng that hie is still quite a player. His younger brother Wayne has developed inta one of the best at the local club too, as the Burgess brothers coin- bined ta, win the Central Ontario men's doubles champîonsbip on Saturday, at Peterborough. Virginia Slemon, who also plays on the Queen's Univer- aity Intercollegiate team, reached the mixed doubles finals, with Wayne as hier partner. t t i. t JUNIOR FINALS Bill's Billiards posted a 6-4 win over Nichais' Motors to take the semi-final series two games ta ane. The best of three Junior Town League finals, open up Sunday nlght. 1 I t t t t JUVENILES Bowmanville St. Mary's Cement Redmen will play Milton1 Saturday night at 7 o'clock at Memorial Arena In the opening1 game of a best-of-five Ontario Juvenile semi-final series. Second game In the series gaes Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock at Milton. Anyone wishing to go by bus should contact H~oward Corden. Future dates have not yet been released.1 The Midgets will meet Oshawa in an exhibition cantest Sat- urday, following the Juvenile game. Let's give the boys some real support by attending these games. t t t t t TOP GOALIE Vinée~ Vanstone, outstanding Bowmanvilie goalkeeper, who toiled during the past seasan with Newcastle Intermed- fates, has joined Little Britain in the Intermediate '"C" play- cifs. He is replacing regular goalie George Kemp, forced out of action due ta illness. Vanstone gave up only eight goals in the last four games as Little Britain came fromn behind ta take the series aven Sunderland 4-3. In the next round, they play In Bracebridge Friday night with the second gaine Sunday in Little Britain. MEMORIAL ARENA s BOWMANVILLE Telephone 623-5728 PUBLIC SKATING FRIDAY, MARCH lSth 8 TO 10 P.M. - AND - SUNDAY, MARCH l7th 2 TO4P.M rOTS SKATING - WED., MARCH 2th 3 to 5:20 p.m. - 25e per persan SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd Recreation Minor Hockey Day 6 GAMES 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. FRIDAY end SATURDAY, APRIL Sth - 6th Figure Skating Carnival 8:00 p.K ËI. Name Ganies Ave. AI Osborne 27 256 Brian Martyn 30 251 Howard Bromeil 30 238 Bob Lawton 30 238 Ernie Perfect 30 235 Jack Bond 30 235 Don Oke - - 30 235 Russ Oke ------- 3o 234 Dave Reynolds- 30 233 Russ Halîman 30 233 Maurice Annaert 30 231 Larry Piper 30 230 Russ Hately 30 230 Bll Westiake . 27 230 Don Bagnell 30 229 Ron Etcher 27 229 Bud Henning - 30 227 Ted Bagneli 30 226 Ed Leslie-------- 30 226 Maurice Richards - 27 222 Jim Houck ----- 30 222 Harold Michelson- 30 220 Walt Hateiy 24 220 Mike Murphy 30 21.q Bob Williams 30 217 Dr. H. B. Rundie - 30 216 Lou Wiseman - 30 216 Roly Coombes-- 30 216 Kari Piper ----. 30 215 Doug Carter 27 215 Bud Barter---- 23 214 Stan McMurter - 30 214 Ab Saman 30 214 Hap Palmer 15 214 Elton Brock 27 213 George Stephen 30 212 Bruce Mine --- 30 212 George Glanville- 30 212 Art Rowe ----- 27 212 Fred Tbampson- 30 211 Ron McLean - 30 211 John Carter 30 211 Murray Tiglie 30 210 Lou McFeeters- 30 209 Jack Parker 30 209 Bob Kent---- 27 208 Luke Annaert- 27 208 S. Juniors Win COSSA Titie ) juniors with 21 points, with B.H.S. Belleville' edged Peterborough lin the junior semis. tPaul McArthur adding 16. Belleville Nicholson Col- 32-38, while Whitby downed it took overtime before ýEric O'Donnell was the lasers' legiate defeated Whitby Hen- Tweed High School 51-33. eebruh egd Abr 'best with 14. ry Street 44-31 ta take the Dennis Krawchuk collected Ptroog de ie e In the senior tilt, John bantam crown, as Tim Cul- 15 paints to pace Bowman- Callege 41-39 in a real thriill LScailard's 20 point perform- hane scored 14 points for ville ta a 50-44 wvin over er. The other semi-finai sen- yance paced the powerful Pet- Belleville and John Reid had Belleville Nicholson, whiie ior contest, saw Bawmanville erborough club. whîle Bill 14 for the losers. St. Peters handed Belleville's wallop Madoc 59-39, with Bil eMorrison notched 14 for In the bantain semi-finals Albert College a 61-44 defeat Morrison scoring 20 points. Kinsmen Sponsor Successful Snowmobile Races ai' Mosport -....... .. ... . ,., - . . . .. On Saturday the weather was just a bit too mild enough funds to more than pay the cost of the opera- to be ideal for the first International Snowmobile race tion. These two pictures show the start of one of the sponsored by Bowmanville Kinsmen Club and held races that had about 45 machines taking part. at the Mosport track. However, the event was suc- cessful and produced some exciting competition and MRobbie Potoiranhv, Crys faf Wîns Opener by Defeating Robsons 7-4 Crystal Dairy defeated Rab- ta stay on a goal by Bnian out the scoring tbree minutes son Motors 7-4, Thunsday Bradley at the 2:57 mark. from the end as Robson's en- nigbt, at the Memonial Anena, Less than two minutes later1 joyed a five ta four edge 11- in the apening game of the Ted Fairey clicked on a manpawen. best o! five Town Hockey power play, then Joe Balson George Heath tunned in al League final series. Crystai and Fairey with bis second, solid performance on the blue took a 1-0 first periad lead nan the mangin ta 5-1 after line for the winners and also on Murnay Bnown's goal onlyL twa periods. set up three goals, wbile six seconds before the period Bradley sent the winners Grant Wright turned ini bis ended, , five up in the first minute of usual neliable game between Robsan's beld a big margin the final stanza, before George the pipes. Lloyd Hamilton in play throughout the anen- Sainsbury and Lanry Hellam assisted on three af the four ing session, but just couldn't put Robson's back in conten- lasers' tallies. finish off around the goal.1 tian, with 11 minutes stiIli e- The Matons appeaned ta findmaining ta, be played. a . the range eanly in the second However, Bradley register- Ma o as Irv Gi tied it after littie ed his third marker at 13:46. ie M ao mare than a minute of play. S -,,,,r.q -nirnindti caugbt fire, moving in front Night Hawks Bowling George Bebee 30 207 Team Standing Bill Orme 18 207 j. Rowe ----- ----- -29 Clarence Oke 30 206 S. Gay ------------ 271/2 Bob Glanville - 30 206 K. Çampbel 25 George Piper 30 206 B. Wilbur 15 Frank Mohun - 27 205 W. Nesbitt ____14 Frank Samis 27 205 j. Mairs --------- 8V Si Trewin 30 204 Hlgh Triple Karl Bickell--- 27 2(03 K. Camnpbel - -- 6761 John Gouid ---- - 27 203 High Snl Harold Bennett -- 30 202 C. Bate -------- 252 Lowell MacDougal 30 202 Averages 1Norm Henning -- 30 201 J. Shearer -------------- 212 Team Standing 3.K. Campbell-- - 199 Team W L Pins Pt... W. Nesbitt ----- 19 Wbyte B Wlbr197 Bras. -. 23 7 34887 2 B.Mirs r 196 I. G. A. 21 9 33619 21 S. Gay ____18,5 Pepsi i .Rw 7 Cola - 18 12 33001 18 D. owden178 Ken's Men's D- . Brucen-- _ 178 Wear -- 17 13 32928 17 F. Buce ------ ___ 177 N. Osborne D. Hulmew 177 Ims. - ---- 16 14 33787 16 D alw 7 Frank's B. Charland 176 Varïety- 15 15 33245 15 C. Bate _____175 Mutton & 1. Wright .____ 174 Gouid - 14 16 33045 14 F. Janes ______174 Lander D. Gibsan _____173 Hdwe. - 13 17 33274 13 D. Cochrane ______172 Jury & A. Lorusso ___ 171 Lovel- 13 17 32758 13 K.' Raiston _____168 Beaver F. Land .-- _____166 Lumber 10% 191/ 33051 101/ P. Bagnel_____-166 S. Grant M. Ovendon -_____164 Heat.- 10 20 32008 10 V. McDonald 16.31 Dykstra's B. Kelly . _____ 163, Food .--- 9 % 201/ 32407 9 ' A. GlaspelI ______163 ____________ A. Burgess-____. 162 J. Harness ______161 PROTECT YOUR KEYS E. Coombes -____ 60ý How many keys do you M. Brinklow 1591 carry i ~u pocket or your C. Towns ----__ 157 purse' r one of them ls L. Burgess 1561 valuab'le 1!y you lost them W. McNeii . 1551_ 'you'd be ln serlaus trouble P. Broome - ~1511 Why riot pratect your keys C. Marchant 142! with a War Amps Key Tag"> A Perfect - -10 They'Ul be ln the mail soon. Y. Young ------- ----. 1381 jWhén they corne, don't forget Over 2251 ta mail 60 cents for a dupli-1 C. Bate 252, J. Mains 250,1 cate set - 35 cents for a single J. Rowe 243, B. Wilbur 248, tag. The name is: War Amps K. Camnpbell 242. B. Charland Key Tags. The address: 140 237, J. Shearer 236, S. Gayl erton Street, Toronto 7.' 231, D. Ogden 225. -Daiiour s econt runde One o! aur "East End" store managers entered the bowl- ing limeiight odyenîg ]B IGGES namely Don Wright, wben be roiled high triple o! 817 - In- S cluding higb single of 314.A SPOR SMnE ' S big smiie for your csonr Srufii~vu~i S1on Tuesday, eh, Don! SHOIATLInda Crossey, "O~urJaittle ralled a nice 770 (292-269), EV R vioii -'» D ave 38 oisJl 727, Jlm Houck 727, Mike TORO NTO Murphy 711.la MA CH 8-7 Ron Haynes 309, Rita Sms 320, Barb Buttonshaw 329, "Curiy Maurice Annaert" is - stili maintaining higb average * ~ lead this scbedule witb 238, * Doris Joli 235 - bigh average for the ladies; Ernie Perfect affering keen competition for the two above. Team Standings -~ . . - . Reynolds, 17½2 pts., bas been on top since the second week of this bowling scheduie and Get an the trail! Meet TV's is stili holding ber own. Cros- "Littlest Hobo." See Birds sey and Haynes are providing of Prey. The Dog Shaw mucb competition with 15 Retneve Trils.Canaa.spoints each. Retreve Trils.Canaa'sOver 250 Garnes largest automobile show. VI Coole 250, Helen Reynolds Fashions. AIl the latest 251, Hilda Simnick 252, Ernie and newest in sports and Perfect 254, Peggy Haynes 255, vactio idas lts af1 Mike Murphy 255, Don WrightL vactin iea. I'sa amniy 262, Doris Joi 263-251, PeteE affair. You'Il love it! Dobb!ns 266, Hector Ballan-c tine 269, Bennice Buday 269,S GET ON THE TRAIL. Shirley Bickeli 274, Daveb 2ls AN UALReynolds 273-256, Jim Houck CANADIAN NATIONAL Crossey 292-269. 69,Lid SPORTMEN'SSHOWAverages 6 SPORTMEN'SSHOW Maurice Annaert - 238 2 - ~ ..- Ernie Perfect 235 24M . . Hector Baliantine 230 - -:Bernice «Buday - 230 26C George Bebee 229229 Mike Murphy 229 Exhibition Park, Toronto Doug Carter 227 24 2ý EVERY DAY UNTIL NIARCII 17 Dave Reynolds 224 A Noon - Il p.m. Weekdays Shirley Bickel- 224 2( 10 arn. - 11 p.m. Saturdays Russ Halîman 219 ' 1 p.m. - 9 p.rn. Sundays Barb Buttonshaw - 219 R Linda Crossey 218 Entire proceeds in aid of Leon Connors ----- 217 ý2 conservationi Pete Dobbins 216 1W Albert Saman 216 24115 Gananoque Ou sts Banlamsý Two Straight s Bowmanviile Bantams were eliminated !rom funthen play- noff competitian wben they wvere beaten 3-2 an home ice allast Wednesday night by eGananoque. The visitons built 0up a 3-0 lead by early in the esecond, and held on ta pre- sserve the victory capturing qthe best o! thnee Eastern On- qtaria O.M.H.A. senies in two rstraight games. Gary Laniviere apened the scoring at the 6:05 mark with Jerry Jeroy notching the winners' second, just before the first peniad ended. Ed Bisbop completed the Gana- naque scaning, giving them a 3-0 bulge at 1:44 o! the sec- ond. Gary Murphy got one back in the middle session, and Rick Shackleton put Bawmanville night back in the game at the 11:10 mark of the final periad. The locals came within a1 wbisker o! tying it up, wben1 with 40 seconds left, and the goal-keeper out in favour o! a sixth attacker, a defiection bit the cross-bar, and dnopped1 ta the ice, pnacticaily an the goal-line. Foundry Bowling Team Standings Screwballs 581/2 Sorebeads -351 Alicycats ~31 Head-pins--------------- 15 Averages F. Drinkie ------ 213--- N. Cowle-- 2081 F.b Smith ___199f Bob Sm ith _ _ _19 98' ý B. Smith ____194l J. McKnight -______192 ,G. Woolnen . 189, B. Golden - - 183j R. Thompson 179 L. Bickeli -____ 1_ 78!' L. Miller zi5 CJ. Wooiner -____ 174 Mi S. McKnîght 174 Z M. Drinkie ~1711 wd H. T. Men - F. Smith 673,1 B. Smith 673. J. McKnight 647, M. Adams 604, N. Cowle 604. H. T. Women - B. Woolner 595, S. McKnight 567, E.1 WVoolner 546, S. Allaway 529 M. Dninkie 528, C. Knapp 509, C. Whyte 504. H. S. Men - F. Smith 201-1 266-206, Bob Smith 228-213-ý 232, J. McKnight 236-216, M.' Adams 225-225, N. Cowie 206-! 202, B. Smith 224-221, G.ý IVooiner 216, B. Golder 205,1i R. Thompson 206. H. S. Women - B. Waoiner 1 276. S. McKnight 203-209, E.ý Woolner 214, S. Alioway 206- 93. C. K.napp 194-190. SPORTOPICS BRENT HUGHES - L.A. KINGS Every time this reporter goes ta Maple Leaf Garitis ýe we invariably take a look at the hockey prgrain ta ce rt where some o! the players hall fram - what their height -and weigbt is, etc. Wben Bowmanvile resident, Ennie Dick- ens, was toiling in the N.H.L., we could always say that he le! lived here - but nowhere did the town's name appean in 11 the league statistics, because Ennie originally came from western Canada. Not oniy was Bowmanville listed as the birthplace ý1 ane o! tbe performers wben Las Angeles visited the Leafs, but how often do you get ta see one of your neighbors playing in the N.H.L. as well ? O! course we're referring ta Brent Hughes, son a! Mr. and Mns, Harry Hughes, 244 Liberty Street North. The program read:- Brent Hughes, 6', 200 lbs., born Bowmanville, Ont., played last year with Memphis. And you can well belleve that it made us feel pnetty goad wben we saw that. To the best o! aur knowledge, Brent is the only BowmanviUle player ta ever make ut ta the National Hockey League. At 24 years o! age, Hughes is the youngest defenceman on the team and only the third youngest player on the entire roster. We tried ta get Bnent's attention, as the big number five limbered up before the game, and when he spatted us and came skating aven ta tbe boards, the youngsters quickly moved in ta obtain bis autograpb. Needless ta say we didn't have much time or appartunity ta taik. Aften playing about six minutes of the opening peniod, mastly when L.A. was sharthanded, Brent stopped a drive on the ankle that put bim out o! action at the 13 minute mark. Aften a brie! trip ta the dressing naom with ex-Mari. bora tramner, Norm Mackie, aur hera was back an the ice again, without missing a shift. Following the game, he xvas stil limping quite badly, but couldn't remember who fired the shot, just that ut hurt like the devii, and meant that he performed pnactically on one ieg for most o! the game. Although we'ne admittedly prejudlced, this corner tbougbt that he piayed weli too. Brent carried Ron Ellis into the dasber at centre, aften only 51 seconds of the middle session, resulting in the glass being broken. Ellis gat even when he deposited Brent an his posteruon, just as it appeared that Hughes had made a great move at the point, as L.A. bad a power-play going. The Bowmanville native had another chance inid-way in the third, once more from the point, as the Kings again had a man advantage. The slap-shot went a couple of feet wide, just as we were thinking that it wauld top off aur stary If he scored. Between periods we talked with Ron McGratb, hockey writer with the Las Angeles Daiiy Tribune, Who told us that "Hughes bas really came along since jaining the club, and is piaying goad, solid, heads-up hockey." After the game, defeat didn't rest too well with coach "Red" Kelly, understandably enough with the Kings figbting fan first place and a big chunk of bonus money. Thenefore we didn't get into the dressing room. When Brent emerged he was carrying a huge ice-pack for bis ankle and a couple of hockey sticks, not ta mention a slightiy puffed upper lip and of course the limp. Above bis nigbt eye was evidence a!fli stitches worth o! damage caused when Boston's John McKenzie used bis stick, incurring a major penalty. In spite a! the Bruins' new- !ound rougbness, Brent considers Toronto the taughest teamn ta play against. Coach Kelly allowed as ta how "Brent Hughes dldn't play bis usually strong game", wbile this biased spectator thought he iooked neal good. However, Brent bad told us he found tbe gaing tough aften being bit by the puck. Hughes bas now played 39 games with the Kings. League records wbich do not include Las Angeles' games duning the past week, show hum with two goals, seven assusts and,ï minutes In penalties a!ter 37 cantests. His finst N.H.L. goal was scored against the Hawtvks Dennis Dejondy, on a siap-shot, as he moved inside the blue line. It goes witbout saying, that it was quite a thrill, but, "what pleased me most was that it was a 'good' goal. It was. a low, bard shot that went rigbt In." When Brent was again surrounded by autognaph seekers, after the game, we offered ta carry bis sticks and Ice-pack - and bad plenty of time ta inspect the curved biade. "Oh tbat's last yean's model - started using the curved stick in Memphis, but the one I use now is curved even mare. Nothing like Hull and Mikita thougb," Brent stated, "ll bet If they put their sticks together, the blades would fonm a circle." The Kings arrived in Toronto, Fniday aftennoon a! ter playlng in Philadelphia (before the roof was damaged) Thunsday nlght. When the plane left at 9:30 Sunday maorn- ing, except for being able ta visit with bis family, Brent was undoubtediy happy ta netunn ta sunny California. The tempenatune around the L.A. - Long Beach area bas been in the 80 degnee range, and one day it bit 90 degnees. As Brent said, "It's pnetty nice ta be able ta neturn home fnom practice and head straigbt for the swimming pool." Brent Is married ta the former Sandra Chaskavich of R.R. 3, Bowmanviile. Sandra played sevenal years with the DIDJA HEAR ? It was bound ta bappen sooner or later. Ini a necent game the refenee raised bis arm ta signal a deiayed penalty. the foui being committed ln the opposition's end. The goal- keeper dashed for bis bench as a defencernan took the puclc behind bis own net ta set-up the six man attack. As a team-mate headed ln front a! bis own net, the defencemnan passed him the puck. Would yau believe - i hit the back a! bis skate, caromed into the net and the8 offending team had a gif t goal. Can't nemember when, where an ln what league the action occurred - but lt's true! BRING TRIS SPECAL /2ORWO PA FPOIL'/ RICEPAS SOM FR1., MARCH 15 1968 KINSMEN SUPER CAR m-BINGOmm et the PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAI. CENTRE $8,500 IN PRIZES Including Blrand New 1968 AMBASSADOR Sedan or $2,000 ln Cash; Sinali Snowball $1,100.00 (54 nos); $1.000 Hi- Lo Game; Big Snowball $1,400.00 (55 nos.) Plus 4 Early Bird Games (Share the Wealth) at 7:30 Don't forget to buy the econorny pack for value and Bave rnoney. MANY FREE AND VALUABLF. DOOR PRIZES - -- p -. - - - t. p * ~ ~ t--~. - y -' ' t-.--. m $600 regular tames $450 special games