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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, rider, Horember 1", 1968 ed ( the mudience. The actor wsoiSoon we will have dramatists SATURDAY hos Lo control Wie IMOVEments. writing for the quality of our Dror a Concia's fevers new Big bend [ut J tne ma ee votied, | Suetion wt the Crest Thestre, Out gid JACK DENTON | Darlington Roads Program Outlined By Reeve Rickard Garnet B. Rickard, reeve of Darlington Township, in the be- lief that it is good policy to keep the taxpayers of 8 municipality informed, today issued the follow- ing report on the Dpriington road) program; i "This year a practically pew council found it necessary Lo hire are rehearsed and contr j as actor's hresth will esevy of this will stem from Sosthers what he fecls shout the part, Ontario what we feel will be the This cannot be done by the other Schievements of mediums of Leevision, radio and] These sehievements will min pietures , ore li expressed in the thes: The theatre must be entertain 116M term,' ing, you cenast flores people 16 come, The entertainment of the theatre links with the feslings | Once this ls established, 8 pro-| duction con have Impact; with! dens, snd convey esthetic values Thestre which has this immed. fate communication to shere, will never, And ean NEVER, [Crus BAY VIEW DANCING struction of the overpass over the aod in this regard sound work on south of Courtice heen done for future pro- Bx money has heen saved by ha using government services fully, "Our winter work is well under by proper invoicing of all ac way Bow, with shout twice the counts, by having projects Bp- men emp | proved before undertaken so thet!to assist in SaoW removel and we expect to have this year a future construction, thus relieving larger percentage of work peid unemployment in the township, & new road superinte were fortunste in securin this work B. M, Short recommended, well qualified, a thorough in his work "We had the most ter since winter control of roads, with spow and ice removal, undertaken, With the best co-op eration from the township em- ployees we were the first rural municipality in this roads open after heavy storms We for gly y program sevére win- repaired, was ment ares to have thal "Culverts have heen ri large bridges built on prepared hases have heen subsidized 75 per cent ditches clear repaired bridges, eu for by subsidy, not including the 0 per cept four will | "Many municipalities, because subsidy from the of heavy expenses last wipler snd Dept, of Transport for the Cour. curtailment of grants, have heen nd] tice overpass, or the winter works forced to lay off men or over spend their budget, We have kept! laced, our men gainfully employed and within our: avement laid budget, Because of the aecwmu- iles of pave- lation of large expensse this year, it'and the many should not he necessary to stale! corrected, the council of 1961 with economically verts, ditches, and base should be $75000 more to spend om road! finish the year water problems the same tax rate will have shout When spring came with its Fecord in order before paving 1s done construction and paying." rainfall, however culverts were wash many seriously damaged "With the Department of High paying approximaiely expenditures advisable ways per cent council operaie staff eering of roa felt it closely wi making use of services were available. | With this in mind counctl inspect-| bridges and ed out and io eo! th township| what engin: (Beafh on = thelr exhibit Fri- higher member was attending col ed all roads in the township, Welday and Saturday of last week found many wrgent SOME roads roads almost lower than others requirin, some tion pair ed death-traps VETis were ing or not at all replacing some worn-out machin|erone and dr ery, We were spreading sand at $1.00 per yard hy hand shovel; had to he township we had year bridges fact about ten of these were term Hundreds of cul-| Douglas Jose only partially work-| Coombes, problems: | provided an opportunity for four impassable | young farm people from Durham the ditehes g much unsafe re-| represent in| James County to visit the nation's some paved roads In good condi-| tal at Otiawa Rickard James Rowan, cap: Those chosen { the various clubs were Enniskillen Newcastle president of the an James ur i 0 Bowmanville a ham County Junior Farmers and "We faced also the problem of|@ 4-H Club Leader aeled as chap garage tolhe high in one of the build, left over from the previousielubs In their year's work We also negotiated for con- was exclusive of the ver 16 live award The young people to be eligible years of age andi gilts stock| people This| Prince w 4-H elub show Young People Visit Ottawa BOWMANVILLE Bowmanville Rotarians in the event thet a lege or a school oul of the coun iry, then the next person was chosen The young people registered al the Lord Elgin Hotel in Ottawa, and visited the Parliament Build ings, the National Museum, the Experimental farm, a large poul try farm, and toured the points of interest in the nation's capital The group alse saw the largest 4-H show in North America which was on display at the Ottawa Win ter Fair, About 600 calves and were exhibited hy young from Hastings and Edward counties at this Frans sportation and all expenses ere provided hy the Bowman TELEVISION LOG i CHOHTY Channel ti-Bamines cay Onannel s=1orons] CROSSWORD WGR-TV Channel E--Buffale WEEW- TV Channel WRENTY Channel --Rullale T=Buliale WROCHAV Channel b-~Rochesier FRIDAY EVENING 3100 P.M an Theatre res of - mar of the Jungle Big Mae Show Hib P.M, Me News A Fanti ¢ Fim + Highney pa 15 MM Se Ronaars 6:30 ( es +3 News: id n } , Sports FM 3 News 7100 P.M, Hi=Guestward Hol f=Beven-o-One ie Flint Stones Knows Best «The Heal Mel oye yw Sea Hunt 1 11-6 Country Hoedown T--=Harvigan and Bon 11-6 Ferry Mason 7--The Flintstones §-3-The Westerner 4--Route 66 8:00 P.M, 77 Sunset She ell Telephone i wilight Zo Michael Shane 10:8 Pm Peter Gunn Pon » oothall Hud vy ile witne BY 0 P. 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The youthful prest dent-elect does not show the Murray Davis | Presi Kennedy during with Is Speaker | BOWMANVILLE (Stall the Durham County Drama Murray Davis, the Canadian ae | Group at the Lions centre, Thurs tor at present he is the producer da that bhasieally, the theatre at the Crest Theatre, Toronto, told stems from @& net essily shout 76 members and guests of community, There musi need What is this need, he asked? The | need, is a demand on the part of | any group of persons to act in a way thal society will not let them act in 1 ] a 25. Perr form #4, Bee. sawed 26, Not strict 27, Half an em 80, Come munists £8, Con sumed Bh, Boaks 86, Egress 87, Particle 88 « 0f Capri An aclor deals in feelings, A role interpreted by an actor al lows an audience fo participate] in emotion. Through a play, the emotions can be stretched. An| | actor must let wing, go out into the audience and touch the audience, By par tiripating in the emotional im pact of a play, members of the audience ean have emotional ex | periences they cannot have in| 40, Congo cattle society breeders Davis said one of the most | (var) fascinating things he has learn DANCE TONIGHT TO THE Yesterday's Answer Nan ILE FOR NEWSMEN {have GREAT PLAYS The producer great plays, ment speare, the Greek classies, WIOPERn WYIErS such as i and Chekov, He said these wril- ers have eaplured the essence of whet makes their society These plays well done have Just 8% much impact todey and een stretch the emotions, Only through the study &nd| seting of the great plays ean wel Every Saturday Night TABLE SERVICE For Reservation , MO B31) DANCING 9-12 43.00 PER COUPLE FRIDAYS muss | RECORDS UNLIMITED Canada's Top Record Hop STUDENTS . . . Presenting Identification Cards Receive 25% OFF Regular Admission thestre, The masiers, o playwrights are the le the sign posts, This Is vid . value The basic aspects of the thes tre in any given community is that the community needs 10 have achieved economic satisfac tion before it will allow itself the time or the money for the theatre it is only after we have achieved a certain growth that theatre be comes B necessary luxury Hem The theatre is an art form that {focalizes the achievements of the {eommunity, It puts the essence ed 16 that an actor touches ani of 8 community in a form which audience in a physical way, Hel shows What the community has! said, my breath going out into| The speaker said: "1 submit, | the auditorium touches you, If 1|Canads was at & point after the centralized my feelings|Becond World War, when it was about the part, they are convey: ready to start this development, | DANCING Round ~ Square ~ Polka ~ Etc. C. R. A. Saturday ~ 8:30 P.M. 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