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Wim',;. HCH- Wed-
nesday he so call team played
Dover Centre and Won by a 21.
score. ' Playing in Tecumseh
Park,
Sarrn,ta, on, Saturday "'
Wh teeb,>arch again wOn 1-0.
phis gives the local boys the
‘.1.011e .el ampiOnship and they
. now advancejto the OASA Send,"
finals, playing. Mount Albert on
September 21' with a return
game September 2,,p,;• -
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It will inteating t ream of.
the pentatcrn of the Tyrone
Guthrie Awards',which e a. ch"
'year are awarded to members
of the. Stratford. Shakespearean
Festi'val.Comp.any and the. Fes-
rival, Opera Company..' This
year the awards totalled $7500,
and all. are to be used for furth-
er study in the theatre, or -in
gpera, .as the case may be.
One of the actors to receive.
a $500 award was Malcolm
A rnistrong, Mr. Armstrong had
small parts in many of the Fes-
tival Theatre productions, and
din the evening that,we saw
"Tartuffe"', he had stepped in
as understudy, to take Douglas
Rains, lead role after Mr. Rain
had suddenly taken Ili. He•per-
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formed rna,gniflcentiy. ' Pattie
Create also received a $500
award; he is an" actor'asla also
stages the fight scenes in the
Festival plays,
Actor Tames Blendick receiv-
ed a $2000 award and: actor Er'y
is Donkin was given $1000.
- Molly Harris received $300 for
her efforts in wardrobe and jan7
et Snider $500 for wigs. the
Festival Opera Company, main
awards went to Peter Milne
($1000.) chosen, for .P a t ti c i :a
Kern's title role in "Cinderella
on occasions that Miss . Kern
c ould notbe present. The
evening performance that we
saw featured Miss Kern , but
all reports out of Stratford led
us to believe that Miss Rosen
'entertained her audience •royal-
ly and gave a brillant pe»;form-
ance. She is a new young star.
.of the Canadian Opera Com-
pany, and is hailed by some as
'anew Teresa Stratas'.
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Who says that making peo-
ple laugh isn't hard work? Nat-
chiing Don Rickles on .1 as t' -
week's •"Show of the. Week,"
-the first of the new s e a s.o n�;
must have put an end to those
kind of thoughts ! Don really
throws himself into his work
and the result is that he is one
of the funniest fellows around
today., He pays little attention
toa script and can break up
any performer he is Inc* y
enough to share a nage with.
His humour, though, is always -
in good taste (thus far and"
let's hope he keeps it that way)
He has his own series this sea
son; haven't heard whether or
not it will be shown in Canada,
but it should be great if it is.
Caught a glimpse of the new
Phyllis. Diller .series on CTV
last week. And if the glimpse.
is any example of what one
show or the series is going to
be, I don'tthink I'll hold my
breath waiting for it. She looks
great when she gets dolled up
in something decent and has a
nice hairdo for a change, but
she had better look under some
cabbage leaves for some new .
writers, or she can forget. it!
Personally,. though she's .a good
comedienne, she's not exactly
my' idea of a hostess, but then,
I'm Just two eyes among mil-
lions 1- "
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Hamilton Burger, the never-
say- die district attorney who
always lost to Perry Mason, has
lost another battle. William
Talman, the star who played
Burger for so many years died
of caficer'last week in Holly-
wood. He was 53 years of age.
One oriental communist lead-
er to another: "Our diplomacy
very simple.. We keep door
open while slamming it in op-
ponent's face." •
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"THE VULTURES"
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Corrie
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Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas .Att'
hill, Xitchener, visited Sunday
with Mr, AO Mrs. Ernest Ham,
4u, .Robert Season and Ed-
win attended the Mr Sho* at
Ooderich on ;Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. George Gregg,
-Toronto, 'spent die week -end in
the community.
Mrs and , d a-
er, of.McLnoshMrs, 'viLeonarsited' MrI. ° .
and Mr`s. Robert Nickel on Sun
day, ,
Miss'banne Strong,of Kitch-:
vener spent -the week -end with.
Mrs} John Strong, ;.
Mrs, Ivan Finns is a ;at.
lent in Wingham and District'
I9spital.
Mr. and MO. Fired ,Hyndman
and Mr. and :Mrs. Harry Go dy
were at the Goderich Air Port
on SundayR
Mr. Cameron Robertson of _
Strathciair, Man,, Mr.. Harold
Edgar of Moncton, N.B. , Mfr..
Station H.
ore,
TAMMY, THE G,�LOSSY-COATED' pony, and
owner Julaine. Anderson, R. R. 5 Wingham,
were a big hit with many of the youngsters
at the Belgrave School ,hair 'last Saturday.
Julaine was kept busy giving free rides to
the younger set., The lucky young rider
on Tammy is Sonja Muscheid, Wingham.
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ews Items from Corrie
Mrs. Ian Howes and family
and Mrs. 'Gilbert Howes le ft
Sunday by plane for Fort Wil,.
hams.
Mr. George Galbraith, Wrox-
eter, visited Mr, and Mrs. Cec,
i1 Grainger on Saturday. ,:M r.'
and Mrs. Clarence Nethercott
of Atwood visited Sunday at
the same home, and Mr. Bruce.
Grainger of London spent the
week -end there. •
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finlay,
Mr. and Mrs, :.Burns Stewarts•
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Industrial
League
The Stanley -Berry Ltd. team
of the Wingham' Industrial Soft-
ball League last week elimin-
ated CKNX in their semi-finals
series, three games to two.
On Mondayevening of this
week they met Western 'Found-
ry for t 'd first game of a best -
of -seven final series. As we
predicted at the first of the
season, these garnes have im-
proved greatly towards the end.
Monday's game certainly was
one of the best played in this
leagpe.
Stanley -Berry had a three -
run lead up to the fourth, and
the Foundry came back_and
tied it up. In the fifth and
sixth innings, the Foundry put
on the pressure and with a score
of 8-4 looked as if they might
take the game, but Stanley-
Berry came back fighting and
the final score, 8 to 7 .for the
Foundry, showed they never
gave up. .
The second game in this
series was played last ,night
(Wednesday), too late for pub-
lication.
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Due to the .rising costs of oper-
ation we are obliged to raise
the price of ADULT admissions
to $1.25.'
Student and Children will con-
tinue to be 7Sc 'and 40c.
THUR.-FR1.SAT. SEPT. 19.20-21
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
"BANDOLERO"
CinemaScope•Colour • Starring:
Dean Martin • James Stewart
Raquel Welch
This is one of the biggest and
best Westerns to come out of
Hollywood its many a year. It's
well worth seeing.
COMING NEXTt
WED0THUIt.•PRI(4AT. (4 Days)
SEM"i. 25.2427-25
"PLANET OF THE
APES
ril*il ltl iflI III li*Ij111Ni1*I 11
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add Mr. Ed Stewaart, Mr. and
Mrs" David Neilson and family
attended the Molesworth Pres-
bbyterian anniversary service on
Sunday.
Rev. Evertt Hawkes, •Blue-
vale, will be guest speaker at
Knox Presbyterian Church an-
niversary on September 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
acid Jean and Mr. and Mrs.
John Boyd attended the Doon
'Old Car Festival. Brown's 1921
1,3ft' 'Wig* _lin 1tiic'k Roadster' won
the Irdphy m �tl a 1916-1927
class. One hundred and nine
vintage cars from 19071931 •
were present. n
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Linda, Leah and Douglas
Stewart of Harriston called on
Mrs. '' Gordon Underwood on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Strong
and family attended the Cana-'
dian 'Coon Hound Association
field trial on Sunday in Owen 'y
Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Falcon-
er, Blyth, visited Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. McInnes on. Sunday. Mr.
McInnes, returned home Sunday
front' Victoria Hospital, London.
MIs. Ken Head, Kim ant!
Kelly of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs.
Telford Montgomery of Frand
Bend spent the week -ens with
Mr, and.Mis. W. W. Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. deorge Cam-
eron and family of Stoney Creek
spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Edgar.
, Mr. Donald Galbraith, Wa-
terloo, spent the week -end with
E. Webster wins
in PennyIvania
.An all --Canada finals wound
up the Men's Open Doubles at
Bink Hill Falls, Pennsylvania
on Wednesday of last week. The
event was the United States
Open Doubles Bowling Champ-
ionship tournament.
Elwell Webster of Wingham
and his partner Wesley Huston of
Kitchener defeated Brock Shore
and Sim Robertson from Ontario
by 13-12 in an exciting finish.
The losers were down 6 to 13
with only two ends remaining
when they scored a four to make
it 10-13 playing the last end.
Robertson killed the end and it
had to.be replayed. Robertson
lay thee lbr a tie with just
one bowl remaining and Huston
drew for third, leaving them
just two and one short of a tie.
Wesley Huston is Mr. Web-
stetls brother-in-law. Mrs
Webster and Mrs. Huston ac-
co'ampanied their husbands to
Pen'ntyania. ,
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Mr. • and Mrs.' Gerald Galbraith
and returned to studies 'at Wa-
terloo
a-terloo University on Monday.
Miss Lynda Johnston and Mr.
Carman Hamilton ,entered the
University of Western Ontario',
at London -on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James' Wylie
of Toronto spent a few days
with Mrs. Ewart Whitfield.
and Mrs, Ames Easton, Pointe
attended the
of MrGlace &Ivor and -
visited relatives.
, . Edgar Da, Slay Saloi
I r n, Leland Har' of )47
IntOsh and Gary Elm of Lott -
don spent a w days .at Man
and His Wold, Muntreah
Mr. ands - Glen Under-:
wood. and , 'Mrs, Albert
fleibein, r, and Mrs. Pavid
elison, Elizabeth and Heath-
er a►tter ted Loi don, Eat oft
Saturday.:. '
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