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Show B0IW00D BOf LIE NEWS IN PICTURES r A ! i . . .4 ! 'v.- v. ! i - ' . ; ",-. ' '. .'. j.': : A , . S - I - 'I ! : ' . . W- -1 - j. , I V Z" ""- 1 - r ' r 1 J i , . Ij i I r m II r - , H' A I A, , ; ' - f, ,Si M t if f Y . X - ?v TOURNEY WINNER Henry Child, (right) Mid-Summer Night's Dream bowling classic corn-receives corn-receives from Verdi White, manager of the Bon- pleted last week. Mr. Child also holds tourna-vooJ tourna-vooJ Bowl a check for 1,000, for winning tho ment first place trophy. ' , " -:Ti rf! - - - ui rniiiii. ..-.VfA. , im iT - mtmMilMMmrm LITTLEST BOAXER In last week's (June 26) issue of the South East Independent a picture was run of a little boy rolling a strike on a miniature bowing lane at the Bonwood Bowl, with a notation that he was unidentified, and that If he were Identified Identi-fied his name would be listed in this issue. The next evening a South East Independent photographer was at the Bonwood and a little boy with a copy of the paper in his hand stepped up and pointd to the picture. "That's me", he said, "3Iy name i Charles M. Neve Jr., and they call me 'Scooter' ". He was a very polite and friendly little fellow, and only four years old. His parents were close by and beamed proudly as he conveyed his message to the photographer. We are happy to print his namo and have him identified in this issue. WIN THIS TROPHY Tom Brimhall, oo-manager of the July and August Tournament at the Bonwood' Bowl, displays the nearly four foot high trophy that will be presented to the winner of the iournament, Wonder who the lucky bowler will be????. MaiMaMllMMfclWIIMMMMMMMIWlnll'.llIIMIIlll WIMHIlH t CMI1WI 'P ,H Ml I JUMI 1 jpHU -:j-.'"m'1'-" - : . ., f ' 4. ?: : hi i if . ; f - A if - 1". i ; 'i i . $ ' o ? . t f i : f ;-..'f f " t !? I I . I Jr 5 ! I . , " t I Jb .j AxS it ll : a. i! A V . 7 . ! J-'- ' A i Y ' '. jTp : ''.-. K 'P 1 I ' A" ' A H 3: " :. -aa : ,'. j ' ' . ' t ' - jv. . .;- . . '. ' '' ' !"' ' - '' " .-. ' JACKPOT WTXNERS Winning "the works" (stake, drinks, sandwiches, ple-a-le-mode and free bowling at the Bonwood were these four pin- knocker.downers, L to R. Hugo, Maxine, Betty and George Sorenson. THEY GREET YOU WITH A SMILE Two of the pleasinj: - personalities Mho serve bowlers . from bejund the cafe counter are these two. charming young ladies, Bonnie Lee Graham, co-lesser, and Callio Archuleta, waitress, s |
