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PAGE NINE
1975
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By Venni Lee
The. County Music Awards were the best duo. Buck Trent and Roy
evening, Thanksgiving, and when
the rest of us were supposed to be
presented in Nashville on Monday/ Clark were the top instrumental
group.
The album of the year was
counting our blessings, the count- Ronnie Milsap's "Legend in My
ry-and-western stars were counting Time" and the single of the year
.their gold records and wondering was "Before the Next Teardrop
why they hadn't won for their best Falls" by Freddie Fender.
seller of the year. Named song of the year was
"Back Home Again", written
P
Eby Named best female and 'male
vocalists of the year were Dolly Johnny Denver. He was competing
Parton and Waylon Jennings. with Waylon Jennings, Loretta
What a long • way. the little Lynn, Ronnie Milsap and 'Conway
baby-voiced Dolly has come since Twitty as entertainer of the year
the days she first arrived on the and Denver took it.
Nashville scene!"
Minnie Pearl, 'who joined the
The top group of the year was the Grand Ole 'Opry in 1940 and is still
Statler Brothers who on the country wearing the same hat, was named
scene,• can make just about to the Country Music. Hall of Fame.
'anything turn into gold. Conway She' probably has seen more
Twitty and Loretta Lynn made it as people come and go through the
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NOVEMBER 25th
Bell Canada
NATIONALUNICEF DAY
South Kin loss
BAPTISMAL • SERVICE
At. South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church on Sunday Daryl Mark, son
of Mr. and ,Mrs. Jai. Gibson, was
baptized • by Rev. Glenn Noble.
Mrs. Sharon Hoffe was soloist and
Mrs. Leonard 'Clarke, organist.
ACCEPTS TORONTO POSITION
Brian Keith has accepted a
position as assistant executive
accountant with Bill Martyniuk and
Associates, as Public Relations
Accounting Firm of Toronto.
En route home to Sudbury from a
week's trip to Renfro Valley,
Galtenburg, The Smoky Moun-
tains, Knoxville and the D. J.
Convention in Nashville, Tennes-
see, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Townson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Rivers
were overnight guests at the, home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie.
Mrs. Jack Needham, Mrs. Clar-
ence Ritchie, Mrs. Harvey Houston
and Mrs. Cliff Roulston of. Kairshea
W.I. attended the Bruce County
_Rally in Whitechurch on Thursday.
Nine ladies from South Kinloss
W.M.S. attended the Fall thank-
offering in Kinlough Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Needham
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bruton
visited on the week end with Mr.
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Mrs. Alvin Schmidt visited
members of her family in the
Paisley area recently.
,Miss Betty Hamilton of Niagara
Falls and Donald Hamilton of
Cochrane spent Thanksgiving week
end with their parents, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton.
MrS. Clarence. Ritchie will be
hostess for the October meeting of
Kairshea W.I. on Thursday, Oct-
ober 23 at 8 p.m. Roll call show
arid tell a hobby or handicraft you
enjoy.
Opry doors that anyone else. By
her own admission, she has gone
on stage when 'it was almost
impossible to perform, most specif-
ally when ' friends like. Johnny
Horton, Jim Reeves, Hawkshaw,
Hawkins, Johnny Horton, Patsy,
Cline and others loSt their lives in
plane crashes. But her motto was
always "The show niust go on"
and she went out there like a
trouper to make peoPle laugh,
though her own laughter was only
oti the surface. she has personified
country music and country humour
throughout the years and has now
been honoured by her, peers.
'Snice they did it while 'she was
alive to enjoy it.
The awards are given each year
(this is the ninth) and winners are
selected by the members of the'
Country Music Association. My
guess is 'that, as 'in the cases of the
Oscars' and Emmys, writers vote
for writers, singers for other
singers, etc.
Art Johnson was the Grand,
Marshal of the Kitchener-Waterloo
Octoberfest parade and while in the
area talked•to several people about
his former "Laugh-ln" days. It
was interesting to note that by his
own admission, it was the cast of
L I that killed it. It had begun as a
fun thing with everyone just having
lots of laughs and not really caring
who had the fnnniest lines or the
biggest jokes. But as time went on,
and everyone started receiving a
fan following, the professional
jealousy started to creep in,
particularly between the cast and
the two stars, Dan Rowan and Dick
Martin, who thought their 'star-
dom' •was being threatened and felt
they were not getting enough
exposure. And so Laugh-In died,
because people became too greedy
for 'fame, power and attention.
Which was too bad.
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