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By Vonni Lee
Next year at this time we
may either want to pack and
leave on the next boat for Japan
or be more willing and ready to
sing the praises of this fair
land of ours. In other words,
after all these television pro-
ductions from, or about, Japan,
we are going to either hate it
or love it! The first, or course,
is the CBC -produced afternoon
show, "Take Thirty", whose
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host and hostess, Paul Soles and
Anna Cameron, were sent on a
six -week's tour of Japan during
the summer. Their 'our is to
be shown on that series through-
out the coming months. This
is going to be a fascinating
series.. Anna and Paul are the
best of guides and they are tak-
ing us to the most interesting
and historical places in Japan,
and introducing us to some ex-
citing and personable people.
Last Friday, for instance, they
visited an inn in Kyoto. Anna
conducted an interview with a
Japanese photographer and Paul
participated in that ancient
Japanese ritual, the public bath_
They had a ball on this trip,
(They must have - with Paul
wanting to remove not only his
street 'shoes' but also his street
'clothes' on entering the inn!)
and you almost feel as though
you're there enjoying the sights
with them. I was glad when
Anna gave the excuse that it
was Sunday and she hadn't done
her hair; I wondered what had
happened to it! That proves
my point. Anna was there to
enjoy Japan; she didn't even
care if her hair was a mess!
How typical of tourists, TV
stars or not!
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The second series of shows
which should bring us Japan in
a nutshell, is CBC's coverage
of the 1964 Olympics, which
open in Tokyo on October 10th
A special entitled "Torch To
Tokyo" and shown on Sunday
night of last week, was a pre-
lude to the games themselves,
and served to show us how the
city is readying itself for the
first time that the Olympics
have been held in Asia, in ad-
dition to demonstrating the
training methods of some of the
athletes competing. Exclusive
coverage of the games will also
be carried by the CBC, both ra-
dio and television, beginning
on the 10th. On TV, the
Local Pair Wins
Foundry Trophy
The Foundry Lawn Bowling
Trophy tournament for men
was held on Tuesday evening of
last week. As it was cool, the
entry was not as large as usual
but a very enthusiastic group of
bowlers participated, They
were treated to hot coffee or
tea and sandwiches after each
game.
Two local men, Art Wilson
and Omar Haselgrove captured
first prize and the trophy. H.
Scrimgeour and P. Bissett won
second, followed by Mr. Mer-
cer and Mr. Vodden of Clinton.
Mr. Gray and partner of Clin-
ton were fourth. R. Finlayson
and J. MacDonald of Lucknow
tied with C. Schaeffer and Mr,
Donahue of Teeswater for fifth
and sixth prizes,
events will reach us the same
day on which they happen in
Japan - via the U.S. commun-
ications satellite Syncom III.
If difficulties are encountered
with Syncom, the results will
be seen the following day.
Dates and times of the results
are Sunday, the llth, 5 p.m.;
Monday, 11;35 p.m.; Tuesday,
11:35 p.rn.; Wednesday, at
8 p. m. ; Thursday,11:35 p. m. ;
Friday, 9:30 p.m.; Saturday,
5 p.m.; Sunday, the 18th,
5 p.m.; Monday, 11:35 p.m.;
Tuesday, 9:30 p.m.; Wednes-
day and Thursday, 11:35 p.m.;
Friday, 9;30 p. m.; Saturday
and Sunday, the 24th and 25th,
5 p.m. All programs are thir-
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ty minutes in length, and re-
peats can be seen the next day
if you miss the originals. Since
we can't all be in Japan to
cheer our Canadian champs,
we should give them our sup-
port by watching them at
home. Don'tjathink?
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As if this isn't enough to
;ive us a complete view oflife
in Japan, Danny Kaye also
shrew in a few episodes about a
trip to the East last summer,
and sang a Japanese song. And
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Tokyo -TV brought us "Angel
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warm and human story about a
young boy, Popeye, who works
so that his family can stay to-
gether. Its stars were Yoshiro
Ichikawa and Maya Kitajima,
and we may well sec them in
America someday.
THURSDAY NIGHT'
MIXED LEAGUE
Everyone got down to serious
bowling, and Mac's Mules took
the lead with' 4 points; Wayne s
Woofers 3; Ian's Idiots 2; Matts
Meeces 2; Bill's Boobs 1; Hap's
Happy Gang 0.
Ladies' high single and tri-
ple of 22e and 593 were bowled
Uy Gwen MacLaurin. Ray
Wacker had men's high single
with 281 and the men's high
triple was 703 for Wayne Brown.
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LADIES' LEAGUE
The Wrens are giving the
Canaries a good fly for their
points, and the Budgies are
right on the Wrens' tails, as
they carne up with points of 9,
8 and 7 on Wednesday night.
The Bluejays, Robins and Or-
ioles are following close he -
hind with points of 5, 4, and 3.
Don't worry girls the season
is young yet and once we get
flying we'll catch up with those
Canaries and Wrens!
The high single this week
went to Joyce Langridge with a
255, and the high triple to Hil-
da Brown with a 679.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Our new season opened with
Pres. Jot: Schneider welcoming
us and wishing us good lush.
All were present with the c\-
ccption of Hilda Stainton, who,
we understand, was ill. Hope
she is back to bowl neNt week.
The Lions st,irtt.d the season
with a mighty roar, taking most
of the points for the night, aid-
ed by their captain, Ruth Lott,
and term mite, Frank Burke
coming up with high singles
and triple.
Lott's Lions ;1; Temp ernans
Tigers 5; Walden's Wild • ,'; 4;
Storey's Seals 4; Camera
Cougar: 2; Bain's Beaver 1.
Ladies' High single we: t to
Ruth Lott w ith 2S7 and as well,
she took the high triple w th
r;76, Men's h igh single went
to Frank Burke with 263 and
the triple to Jim Bain (old pal)
with 635.
Congratulations to Ruth and
Carl Lott on their 32nd anniv-
ersary. Also, a little tiger told
me that Dot Bain was celebrat-
ing a birthday. Best wishes to
her from the League.