JULY 18 3 PACES TO ‘ces STREFT
20 & 22 POSSF PROF HELL
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27 & 2B TOMBOY AND CHAMP

30 DIARY OF ANNE FRANK

CHOY TIMES - MATINEE = 1,00 p.m. //// EVENING - 7.00 p.m, & 9.00 p.m.

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SOFT BALL —

At press time, Staff team is leading in

a race for first place with the mine 24
elose second, followed by the mill. There
have been some close games with two games
poing inte extra imings. Attersiance has
been good at all games, but there have not
been many spectators < come out and suppor
your team, Arrangements are now being made
to try to get a ‘ateson Lake team out here
and with a return match later.

SOCCER

Gine ie back, so soecer fa too. A
meeting was held iast Tuesday and a
echedule drawn up which, together with
the ball games, just about ties up the
eportes field a1] week.

1. Mine & Tramline, red sweaters,
captain - A. Missio

2. Faechine, Flect. Carp. Shepe & Garage,
blwe eweaters, captain ~ G,Tovani.

3. Cookery, Mili & Staff, green sweaters
captain = Ae Chittare, az

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Minister presiding at a fueral :.
Friends, all that remeins here is the
anelis the mut ia gone..

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Colour Van Johnson
Seope Vera Miles
Colour Andie Murphy
John Saxon
Colour Clark Gable
Sophia Loren
Colour Richard Burton
sarbara Rush
Colour Ben Johnson
Candy Moore
Colour Millie Perkins

Shelley Winters

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Team 1 vs. Team 2 July 12th

2 vB. 3  " 6th
1 ve. 3 © 18th
2 ve, 1 20th
3 vs, 2 * 2bth
3 ve, 1 " 26th

Starting time - 7.00 p.m. SHARP

Finale August 4th.

"Had a quarrel with my wife last night,”
Bill eqnfided to hie friend.

"How did you make out?" asked the friend.
"Oh, she came to me crawling on her |
hands and knees," he replied.

‘ieavens « what did she say then?” the
friend asked, all ears, now.

"Come out from under the bed, you worm"
Rill coneluded.

tlerk at the Ambassador Hotel. "Here's a
yiddie,” said the clerk, "“y mother pave
birth te a child. It was neither my bro-
ther, nor my sister. Who was it ? *

"T aan'’t guess," said the Englishman.

“Tt waa I," beamed the clerk. "Very clever
T wust remember that one)" The Fnglishman
then repested the story at hie club to his
friend Prumford. My mother gave birth to al
ehild., It wis neither my brother nor my
sister, who was it "Mashed if I know." = i
said Frurford. “The clerk at the Ambassad:>
Hate) 5” |

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