Bingo Bonanza

VOL. 27, NO. 6JUNE 2011

FREE FREE (817) 274-2020

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Published Monthly by Bingo Bonanza NewsP.O. BOX 121526 • Arlington, Texas 76012

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BINGO BONANZA U.S.A.P.O. Box 121526

Arlington, TX 76012-1526

NAME ___________________________________________________PHONE ______________________

ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________________________

CITY________________________________________________STATE _____________ZIP ____________

(817) 465-8538S.P.J.S.T #183 - #175169105066

Small Crowds

3100 Pleasant Valley Dr.Arlington, Texas

BINGOS.P.J.S.T. #183

SMOKE & ODORREMOVALSYSTEM

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MAX PAY OFFEREDPULL TABS

NO COMPUTERSPAPER ONLY

MOOSE LODGEMOOSE LODGE#1818#1818(Located On The Southwest Corner Of 360 & Park Row)

HWY 360 & E. PARK ROWARLINGTON, TX • (817) 543-1818

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■ WE PLAY MORE GAMES THAN ANYONE

■ FULL PAY & HALF PAY SETS

■ NO COMPUTERS

■ HUGE LIGHTED PARKING

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■ UNDER 18 ARE NOT ALLOWED

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DURINGJUNE COMEJOIN OUR

NEWREWARDS

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ALL YEARLONG

MON • TUE • WEDCOMPUTERSPECIALS

$12 & $25

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TOWN &

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Friday, saturday & sunday,COMPUTER PRICES ARE DISCOUNTED WHEN

BOTH SESSIONS ARE PURCHASED TOGETHER.(A SAVINGS OF $8.00 TO $14.00 DEPENDING ON THE PACKAGE PURCHASED.)

Every Friday Ticket Drawing

for PENNYCOMPUTERS

Every Session!Speed BallEvent Tabs

Chance to win upto 12 Touch Screen

Color Hand HeldComputers.

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PPAACCKKAAGGEEINCLUDES 2

EXTRA GAMESNOT AVAILABLE ON

ANY OTHER COMPUTERPACKAGE

CUSTOMER SERVICE IS OUR #1 PRIORITY

TRYOUR

NEWTOUCHSCREEN

COMPUTERS

Luau July 2nd

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&Lots ofFun!!

OPEN 7 NIGHTS • 7:30 PM & 9:15 PMComing July 2ndOur Summer Luau

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The First Saturday of Each MonthA Session at 11:00 pm with $12 & $25 Computers

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Awesome Full Service Grill • Police Security • ATMOver 12 Welcome w/Parent

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COME PLAY IN OUR 10X GAMEROOMOVER $5000 AWARDED NIGHTLY

(WHEN PURCHASING BOTH SESSIONS)

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NOW PLAYING2 MAX-PAY SESSIONS

7:00 & 8:45 PM7 NIGHTS A WEEK

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STARTING AT 6:30 PM

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2420 W. IRVING BLVD @ STORY RD. • (214) 492-0909

Betcha II Bingo

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ATM • POLICE SECURITY • HUGE TABS • PRIZES

EARLY BIRDS AT 7:15 PM7:30 PM & 8:45 PM MON-FRI DAYTIME - 12:15 PM & 1:30 PM

SAT 2:30 PM - 3:45 PM CLOSED SUN

LATE NIGHT - THURS-FRI-SAT 10:30 & 11:45 PM

EVERY TUESDAY - Wild # Night

6 SETS $5 (3 FULL/3 HALF)

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2120 East Beltline(Beltline & Jupiter Rd.)Phone #972-234-0902

6 DAYS A WEEKREGULAR SESSIONS:

12:15 PM & 1:30 PM

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SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH

$1.00 9-ON (1ST SESSION ONLY)$1.00 SETS (2ND SESSION)

EVERY MON, WED & FRIFFUUNN TTIIMMEE BBIINNGGOO SSEESSSSIIOONNSS

11:30 AM TO 12:10 PMENGLISH BINGO & WINNER TAKE ALL BINGO

$1.00 FULL PAY SETSFOR REGULAR SESSION THAT DAY

TUE • THUR • SAT

$2 SETS OR 2-9 ONS FOR $10BOTH SESSIONS COMPUTER ONLY $55.00

Children Welcome6 years & older-Must play bingo


Come have fun at a Team Bingo HallPenny 9-On for Your Birthday - Both Sessions - & a Free Dauber

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DaytimeArapaho Bingo

580 W Arapaho Road(Arapaho & Hampshire Lane)

Phone #972-479-9177

7 DAYS A WEEKMon thru Sat - 3:45 PM & 5:00 PM

Sun - 2:30 • 3:45 • 5:00 PM

SSUUPPEERR SSUUNNDDAAYYSS33 BBIIGG SSEESSSSIIOONNSS

22::3300 •• 33::4455 •• 55::0000 PPMM$1.00 FULL PAY SETS

$5 OFF 3 SESSIONCOMPUTER ONLY3 Lucky People will win

AA OONNEE SSEESSSSIIOONN CCOOMMPPUUTTEERReach session for that day only

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$30 MAX-OUT COMPUTER EVERY DAY

FOUR $750 GAMES

Monday thru SaturdayBBOOTTHH SSEESSSSIIOONN CCOOMMPPUUTTEERR -- $$5555

Every Saturday This Month

$1.00 FULL PAY SET

Children Welcome 6 years & older-Must play bingo

Arapaho Bingo only afternoon hall that plays 7 days a week in Dallas!

NOWCLOSEDSUNDAY


Come have fun at a Team Bingo HallPenny 9-On for Your Birthday - Both Sessions - & a Free Dauber

SECURITY PROVIDED

Late NightI-30 Bingo

(I-30 and Jim Miller Road) • 8105 East R.L. ThorntonPhone #214-319-6067

7 NIGHTS A WEEK10:45 PM & 11:50 PM

FRIDAY - 10:50 • 11:55 • 1:05 AMSATURDAY - 10:50 • 11:55 • 1:05 AM

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10:50 • 11:55 • 1:05 AM3 Lucky People will win

AA OONNEE SSEESSSSIIOONN CCOOMMPPUUTTEERReach session for that day only

$1.00 FULL PAY SETSPrizes & Giveaways$5 OFF 3 SESSIONCOMPUTER ONLY

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EVERY TUESDAY & SUNDAY THIS MONTH

$1 FULL PAY SETS

CCUUSSTTOOMMEERR AAPPPPRREECCIIAATTIIOONN DDAAYYWEDNESDAY, JUNE 15TH

$1.00 9-ON (1ST SESSION ONLY)$1.00 SETS (2ND SESSION)

Children Welcome • 6 years & older • Must play bingo

NighttimeNorth Buckner Bingo3120 N. Buckner Blvd., at John West Rd. • Phone 214-660-9988

Security on duty at all timesChildren Welcome 6 and older – Must Play Bingo

7:35 & 8:50 PM (CLOSED TUESDAYS)

4 4 toto 6 6 max out computermax out computergiveagiveawaways eys eververy night.y night.

Both sessions full pay computer only $45.00

EEVVEERRYY MMOONNDDAAYY NNIIGGHHTTEEVVEERRYY MMOONNDDAAYY NNIIGGHHTTTwo Lucky Persons Will Win AOONNEE SSEESSSSIIOONN CCOOMMPPUUTTEERRfor one week. (Monday thru Sunday)$150.00 per person per session

with combined value

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$1.00 FULL PAY SETS

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EEVVEERRYY TTHHUURRSSDDAAYYEEVVEERRYY TTHHUURRSSDDAAYY2 PEOPLE Will Win A

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BODACIOUS BBQ 1200 DIVISION

COLLINS PARK THRIFT 817 E PARK ROW

DAVID’S SUPERMARKET 1605 SPEARS

DINO’S SUBS 2221 S COLLINS

ELRODS 1555 NEW YORK

ELRODS 560 W. RANDOL MILL RD

MARIAS LAUNDROMAT 2525 PARK ROW

POLIDOS MAIN

THRIFTY STORE 1301 E. ABRAMS

THRIFT TOWN 1517 E ABRAMS

CARROLLTON

FARMERS BRANCH SR. CENTER DENNIS & VALWOOD

POLK REC CENTER 6801 ROPER

SENIOR CENTER WHITLOCK @ JOSEY

CLEBURNE

KROGER 1617 HENDERSON

CROWLEY

BROOKSHIRE’S 400 MAIN

DALLAS

BILLIARD DEN 580 W. ARAPAHO

CLIFFS CHECK CASHING 5549-B LBJ

EGG ROLL EXPRESS 14050 PEYTON

EULESS LIBRARY 201 N ECTOR

E Z SHOP FOOD STORE 818 CENTRAL EXPY

1ST CHOICE GROCERY 8122 FOREST LN

HALF PRICE BOOKS 5801 E NW HWY

HOMETOWN PIZZA 415 N MAIN #102 EULESS

STEP N GO 8188 SPRING VALLEY

TEXACO 12950 COIT/LBJ

WALNUT HILL REC 10011 MIDWAY

YMCA 4332 NORTH HAVEN

DESOTO

EVANS BBQ 1120 PLEASANT RUN

EVERGREEN GRILL 3250 PLEASANT RUN

DUNCANVILLE

DALLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY 10TH ST

DALLAS PUBLIC LIBRARY SINGLETON

ENNIS CAFE 2709 KAUFMANN ST

FINA 1005 S KAUFMANN

GRANDY’S 1255 PLEASANT RD

HAV R BURGERS DUNCANVILLE

HICKORY HOUSE BBQ 906 N DALLAS AVENUE

KNOX FUEL STOP I-35 & RED OAK

LOUISIANNA CATFISH/CHICKEN 1426 ACTON RD

MINYARDS 1450 W LANCASTER

MOUNTAIN CREEK LIBRARY DALLAS

OAK CLIFF MUNICIPAL 320 E JEFFERSON

REC CENTER PARK 6801 MOUNTAIN CREEK

SUPER SUDS 113 MARVIN D LOVE

TON’S CHINESE 223 E HWY 1382

TX DEPT HUMAN SERVICES 1467 ACTON RD

ENNIS

BLOCKBUSTER 305 W ENNIS

DON JOSES 2301 W ENNIS

JULIOS 401 W ENNIS

EULESS

CHICKEN EXPRESS 96 GRAPEVINE HWY

DRAGON RESTAURANT 2103 W. AIRPORT FRWY

EULESS LIBRARY 201 N. ECTOR

HOUSE CAFE 2501 W. AIRPORT FRWY.

PETE’S CHICKEN & MORE 2600 W. EULESS BLVD.

RICK’S CHICKEN HUT 424 W EULESS

FORT WORTH

CHAPPS 4140 S CARRIER

DONUT PALACE 3725 S CARRIER

FUZZY’S TACO SHOP 2912 RACE ST

GOODWILL 7201 RUFE SNOW

LIBRARY 9101 GRAND

MISSION STORE 3141 DENTON HWY.

QUICKWAY BEVERAGE 3825 BEACH/BALKNAP

RAINBOW LAUNDRY 3175 DENTON HWY

SEA TURTLE CAR WASH 4530 WESTERN CENTER BLVD.

SPEED QUEEN 5009 STANLEY

SUPER WASH N DRY 806 PIONEER

THRIFT TOWN 6601 GRAPEVINE HWY.

GARLAND

DISCOUNT CIGARETTES 441 N. GARLAND RD.

SCHLOTSKIS 3330 BROADWAY

GRAND PRAIRIE

CHAPPS 4140 S. CARRIER

DONUT PALACE 3725 S. CARRIER

SUPER WASH N DRY 806 PIONEER

HURST

ANTIQUE MALL 817 PIPELINE

FORTUNE COOKIE RESTAURANT 301 PIPELINE

GOODWILL SUPER SORE 825 W PIPELINE

TEXAS STYLE CHICKEN 821 PIPELINE

HUTCHEONS

DAIRY QUEEN

IRVING

AURORA'S MEX 303 N STORY

BARRELL O CHICKEN 1000 E IRVING BLVD

DAV BARGAIN CENTER 2310 ROCK ISLAND

DOLLAR KING 315 PLYMOUTH PARK

DOLLAR PLUS 1015 E ERVING BLVD

DOLLAR WORLD 2708 W IRVING BLVD

EL COMAL MEX RESTAURANT 1405 BELTLINE

ELRODS 1015 E IRVING BLVD

ESTRADA PLACE APTS 1900 ESTRADA PKWY

FRED'S BBQ 808 E IRVING BLVD

IRVING PUBLIC LIBRARY 801 E. IRVING

IRVING PUBLIC LIBRARY 440 NURSERY

PARK GROVE COMMUNITY 2920 SHADY GROVE

PARK MANOR 2934 PIONEER #100

SUBWAY/TEXACO 1303 E. GRAUWYLER

SUPER WASH 3600 W PIONEER

TEXAS THRIFT STORE 2708 W IRVING PLYMOUTH

TORTILLERIA 1401 GRUWYLER

VALERO BELTLINE

VILLAGE PHARMACY 245 E GRAUWYLER

LEWISVILLE

CCA RESALE

FINA

VALERO

LANCASTER

EVANS BBQ PLEASANT RUN

GRANDY’S PLEASANT RUN

LEDBETTER

WILLIAM CHICKEN

MIDLOTHIAN

BROOKSHIRES

FINA 318 WAVE G

RED OAK

BROOKSHIRES

RICHARDSON

BLEACHERS 3452 JUPITER

CARAVELLE RESTAURANT 400 N. GREENVILLE

CHINA GARDEN 1144 N. PLANO

DAIRY QUEEN 1914 N. PLANO

FRESH MARKET HARRY HINES BLVD

GLORY CHINA BELTLINE

GOLDMINE RESTAURANT 3347 BELTLINE

HO HO CHINA RESTAURANT 1401 N. PLANO

MAMA’S DAUGHTER 2014 IRVING BLVD

MAXIMS 310 TERRACE

NAT’S BURGER IRVING BLVD

ORIENT EXPRESS 1600 N. PLANO

PARKLAND HOSPITAL 5201 HARRY HINES

PHO HOY RESTAURANT 110 S. GREENVILLE

PHO HOY RESTAURANT 1401 JUPITER

SOPRANOS PIZZA 5148 JUPITER

WAXAHACHIE

BLOCKBUSTER 508 HWY 77

BURGER KING 503 HWY 77

CHAPPS CAFE 200 HWY 1382

DON JOSE’S 1306 HWY 77

FAMILY DOLLAR 504 FERRIS AVE

GOLDEN CHINA 500 N. HWY 77

DON JOSES 1305 N HWY 77

MARSALIS ITALIAN 106 SOUTH KAUFMAN

SHELL 1211 US HWY 77

SPLASH AUTO BATH 1580 N. HWY 77

TX WORK FORCE 1712 HWY 287

WASH IT QUICK 512 HWY 287

BINGO BONANZA USA IS NOW DISTRIBUTED AT ALL THESE LOCATIONS.

WATCH FOR MANY MORE LOCATIONS IN THE COMING MONTHS


Carolyn Dunn and Ozie Rambo.

Sherri and Jeff Hendricks.

Ashley Glover and Jerry Ivey.

743 N. MAIN • CLEBURNE(817) 517-6700

NOW ACCEPTINGBriar Oaks VFD #17522869563 • VFW Post 6872 #17522046352

Elks Lodge #17502513090

MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 7:00 PMDoors Open at 5:30

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CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE 5:30 - CLOSESEPARATE GLASSED IN NON-SMOKING AREAPLAY 7 DAYS A WEEK • NICE, CLEAN HALL

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Saturday, June 4th

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June 19th


7 DAYS DOUBLE SESSIONSSUNDAY – 1:00 P.M. & 2:45 P.M.

MON • TUE • WED • THUR • FRI • SAT12:00 NOON & 1:45 P.M.

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(NAPSA)-There’s more to the old adage “Ifat first you don’t succeed, try, try again” thanmany people realize.

For example, consider the automobile pio-neer Henry Ford. For him, the motto was quiteappropriate, because while on his way to creatingone of the most successful automobile companiesin the world, he suffered his share of setbacks thatincluded the failure of the Detroit AutomobileCompany in January 1901. He was 38 years old,m a r r i e dwith oneson and,after losing$86,000 inthe failedventure, hewas broke.He had tomove inwith hisf a t h e r ,W i l l i a m ,and plan thenext move toward achieving his dream of owninga car company.

“He knew that racing grabbed the publicimagination and it just so happened that one ofthe big_gest races in the country was beingplanned practically in Henry Ford’s backyard,”recalled Edsel B. Ford II. “I don’t think it was mygreat-grandfather’s intention to ever win thisrace. He couldn’t afford to hire anyone, so he hadto drive his own car. He had never raced beforeand he was up against the greatest driver in thecountry.”

That greatest driver, Alexander Winton,proved to be Ford’s lone competition on Oct. 10,1901 as 8,000 fans came to the Detroit DrivingClub to watch. All the other competitors droppedout when their vehicles failed to start, so the mainevent essentially became a 10-lap match racewith the winner receiving $1,000.

Even though Winton jumped to a big earlylead, Ford slowly be_gan to close the gap. As thecars raced past the front stretch grandstand on theeighth lap, Winton’s car began to sputter andFord took the lead for good in front of a cheeringcrowd.

“It was a thrilling moment. It was an historicmoment and a moment that identified Henry Fordas a winner worth watching,” said Edsel Ford.“After he drove into the winner’s circle, a greatcrowd of spectators crowded him and shoutedthat they were willing to back him in any venturethat involved wheels.”

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In addition, fans can learn about the ongoingsearch for the trophy Ford won that day-a cut-glass punch bowl that was sold at auction follow-ing his death in 1947. Now, Edsel Ford wants itback. He launched a search 10 years ago butfailed to find it. So for a Ford of today, it’s timeto try, try again.

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