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Th- C nria Stifrn.ýnn eca'iI. (Yt. ., i92 Pas!' Presidents Attend Auxiliary's 5Oth Anniversary ,Orono Actress Besi 'Peterborough Players Win Top Festival Award Ilcad table tgtests a thie ?ilemnorial 1llospi tals Womcn'*s Ati.,îliar-'v 5th annix-ersau-v part.v last week Jncitirleri ses-en pasf presidents and lhe 1962 president. CNIB Supervisor TelIls Lions Club 'Fhes- are. fruen eft to rifIît: jjjs. 1,..C. \IasunMifis. L. W. Dippel], XMus. L. T.* MeLaughiliîi. Mis. Y l Stoiýv. Piesident. Mis, S. (G. McLjire, i...'Ni AMis. T. W. Cawskeî and M-s. J. F. IIe',laid. Car Damaged When Wind Breaks Branch Off Tree 0f Work wîth Blind The strcnîofr'e d ho iitr udL c-d RobertPl work nf icheCandia iitden.Field Secretc fo.No. tutc for the Blid, ad h thuinberland- Dur hani, anrd imnportance of the riig ad thrî e othei countics. a s xtnce givc both sgh- T'ie Bowman'v iledand New~- es was cmphasizd by .(astle Lions Clubs weie high- .Stanley, TorontoSuper ]ed-lycommended b'v Mr. Paddcn ent of Field Supevsr for thrileii interest ' dhW1 i Ontario nif fheCNIB, at he pre\ io uCNIB campaigns. lie dinner meeting of the Boss - also spoU.)ke with special apprec- nianville Lions Club held re- iation of the aid givûn by these ccntly at the Lions Commun- ýtwo Lions Clubs for the Lakl. ily Centre. Joseph Camp for the Blind The speaker urged 1haI e\-- vhiclî wýas openied this ca r. erlyone g ve generouslY Io th,: .'le rcninded the local Lions ennual UNIB Campaign, thro- :that lie is couniting on theii- uigh which funds are raised to r'ontinued active interest in enable the CNIB tn continur" this and other projccts. its inuch needed and wonder-1 Introducîng the guest speak- Sui program for those handi-1 er Mr. Padden statcd that capped by visual afflictions. ýWeslecy Stanley gradat cd ]He stated that the CNIB Can- !froni "a school for the blin..........~. vas this year wîll be held in anc lie tôld of the fine work< )3owmanvi1le and the sur- hbe had done for thie CNIB rounding district on Mondav, , tlrougliout bis career. October l5th. In giving the historv of the The president oif thc Lions ICNIB, Mr. Stanley stated Ihat '. Club, Glen lWartyn, called on ýit %vas formed in '1918. Duriiw George Vice, chairman of the the carly thirties the service ~~~ Bowmanville -West Durham wias markedly extended to as- . Advisory Board to the CNYB, sist ail those in rural ra I itî. îxNW illd stinu mlOn --)(Pt. 281lî biew -duNvn a til t tal Bowsmanville Beac h, lid (uiisiclerablî damnaile J r Ibr~oughi - haeabhdo ]unes and put a reai dent inbtis (.ai.tuwned bv Irans V an Dvk, 82 Ontario St. The nesv [96:; "STYLISI" ECONOMY LINE %Ve aIs() carrs . . BETTER GRADE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WALLPApERS ABERNETHY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER M1 Ring St. W. The bit- biatîcl laviîii, aluîrr.sde the car fell directly on tnp <if' the veile rush ing the top. No estimate of damage was as-ailable. sVbu N'eue iiicliî-appî-d bv Ilac-k J'li. Id 1,d. Illi t ut' siglt, fb(-sard, andîl aclded lBaki rss ouc. lToonto, is a pi-H Y O that t thi iin111e Ads-isîîr'.-cLuet1utthis îintensive wss-rk. Boards to flic CNIB wserî-es- lie descri bed tlîî. bu ilclîîî - Mi rs. M. Blackbu ru ofS tablisbcd to iacf as tiaison hei- Xwith lî s-n librai-, svork- bas-cii- siirrg ilonie Ns as a w'ec i FieldSere a esaid Ih, slops . admniistration oni fies, Suindav SUpper gufLesi Or M!'. blind. and iarn garde,îs. anîd Mrs. W. Blackburni. -Theu ruc lers 14 Distriiilifi1960U a silîî lai' establisu - Mvr. aîîd Mrs. FarI Tluiriip- CNIB OfIcc c]idiuus tlie ment svas openeci in iaililli o nOuand Ciýn<lv svre wcdlire.- heaciquarters ini 'oronito. Thle' ll icost ýý5O(t,OO, aiîd Cam- day dinner ga wti wî b Mý- 24 Field Secretdries are re.s- briin Hall %vals upenl H .Topoî ponsi ble toi*ta id raisii ng. 1 'Il i-'.W.*i-tl Bi N ing ziftei-thi-etfai-e out(,llhie iiiei. ii1)2 i iiii Mr. anîd Mrs. Gor duon ao re:býitered vsnaîts attictrl "Flic l)i'(i'11l4îillîîpro-anid faniîx, 1,'fie]îd. s e- disteict admiin istrationî, '011-ra"I iq us îioss muiplete \% ai Sundas s isit ors al xsW. mîtee irg îî'U 10h 111 cfn -~itimev rsidrîcs ii oeua -Thom psoii s. Sistance. thon itIi his province, anici10t) Mr. and M rs. lii iSwt tI. Duin he i(s iariiit fother siicl building> aier *oss, Glenn and Clii tuphen-. M1is bliricit d sers'ce ieniiia n y'-1 - Canriada. Auit iiipi (isiu lofita Betty Sien-et I. B r a iit eto ii, meni sas iiiiieîc t Baker cf 19 buildings and si-rvsicý-e src Sundas- s-isitors oi Mý- 'Hl -miîî doss-îtowiî Torontu. centres bas-e beeri conipletcd'and Mci. Artlir Trei- n Mr. StanteY stitcd. This pro- Nvt- i 9v r te-. M.adMs.Dsi ui' jcct met with nak- uce 'l ebuiliiigs sers-e 24.- auîc Alexanîdru. Doii Mil' aiîdwitiuîa kwseas s' n. tt000siglitîcss people il] Cari- x'er-e Suiîdav s isiturs rMr also exparîdcd Ioibe f assist- ý aim toailcatgones i> raidaca. 'There ai-e appi'oxiîutely !and Mrs. Wualter Lover idgc - apped. hoallceorids o nt. - i 0tt00,000sigbtless pcisorIsis lMr. and Mrs. Silzîs 'lrcss -1 "Sliortiv a fteî'ssards a p- ~Ucsol.tu ii tptiU>and Juds-. Boss-rni-ilIt. 55e!- gran f reidntal -a-i f crîf tliem are rec'eîviîîg atteîî- irecc-nt visitors cI l r ami iii ý gran cfrcscleutia c-i-c t ion. ithe Speaker sa id iig---w Lover-idge. blind people. Ns'O are titiale M-- K ;'I lcok a fter tlîiir Ossrîloiies, Afrit IN -ý% oitd l,1.1 xvas stiarted. Due 'to tfli îc ii îîitý- t î\ lic St ab IJi <liI g i\, n K 'ss t- t- i- iuig 1iLci-bçu- ut people for b_ lttcn dr'îgCI t Ocono United UClirch i- whori asisauî-e vitî sglî canîpaigns is cf considerabte a" oirdgis i i probles \vasassistanicc. rol on Iy il)ici d ie btlildrntl ama ii sas lnî so'-: ai-c-ui-nplr. lIied aidthie ie- Mi-S. W.Tiiiip<,s ched i I19.54. su ts obtaitiîd. bLit u~ i- FrîdaY s- -iitir <if Al.\tadîi I o-i :-<f ttîeî-aitise kiuîcl'e-.s FuI Tlioriipsoiî.,iîillic-trciai expe? i-s ar-t- i t Iouia îîîîîî pinicd ier- duabItc-î- 'M 'i';,( - iii~ilic ti- Airpirt oniisatuirdav )iriir-iîiîr ~iiffiliceiîi-î-t:maîcs-i rsldutation Mi-s. Osmiondcl Il lis ia j riaJ.lý cliiirig the CNIB c'iiaý fîor Viiî-oiis'ei- Io il 1 lii r i j î1-ii.s iiîdieiduitl <i-)to iithete ir, Airs. Jloe t Luinu lrliîrd wss-l-Iî s' Il ofiii iiiîtil Mi ;îir-e lb1lb ill tînt t lin i i l fittfil(' c L lWciI i ffP-CO\iis li c siîd 0,i1îb: If <if bis ffi-oI io 0ol tO-o uUn ilcd Ciie- l'dMi lIer Ibairkcd'clM. Stain-ISaîrcs es'for is,,inrtenestîig ,ýaddre--s. Wes-ltii- Ii-id I anîd Piesenteil huni \ sc'7ýillia gift -îîurc-cckid hMr.îîiî I Mi-<n S a socs-nirr ot* Iis vs:tt Ii faird M andic i n rî 1-I ssi' the clcub. Picside-iîîMari--nPlrsaifiiis (.riu,> ho ixprcsc'c 1< ~ ptnsiii.ii ai- si a 't-.lia u' nsi-l i-eiiatiuiir tiro i-Siarife- ai L H i -.li iig io..i ii liii f lilittIr'he r-tî-rniApiîtinit .- iteut -t andici Siîppii of tI- asri. sîî s graila -i-r IE S IZ E li-ellO1ý,(aýllcr.<> wi- n Iîhhs \\iiij,luse-,iri îA1 inda ice Pinusfli- il-tIe last 0 Onii. year' Nsas madeIoc 4 '9 LoipAIr, ai] Mi-. Roi \Jiiin ~~P P E ~~~~Do.; Allin. Normni Affi, Sdtiie si\a wM B11W V NN t I Jack Bî'rlýOI -Gere -i'ssiîvisitoi's oit Me.aind Iis I- Block) 'TilIl Bîîîk , Goron-îîîClarI rtîn, teiltîincl Ta s - 1 ,~a c # 1101u 1-1101 -1,0G Li 1 t Mis. . . Ma tII 1I l l Rhaîrci-Dillirig. Ras Dilig bcîrîîle C)it1Sa ! li r-das a ia-rg J-t.Dciiii. itiisaii G ibic,; 1 i siied AIr S. G. l-i-rgii2îin ilerb Gorddarcd. Lawski iie GocI- os hi,,,,a daîrl. Cla-rn-e- i'>>kh<. 5h- Mr.aid Ni..1. Poil.-.~î rri~ lnrs, liss-i-l .i-fc-s.anrd Biflie,s-sed ciic- ! Ken l.-lI.Ralpb Ni-f s - I)iiij<4Colt îîgssoîîcl u011 rda Keîitýp. Bob Knrt. Clauîde- t- ,1r. anîdMi Ar-IG-- nier. Gieni ardr, EI i-.le iid airîtBarrs- niiîlMr. i t Juni'Varr'--, (leulr uii. Ciith- Mis. Char tic-Giia-c iî 1)ort Mc-Doiiald. Ralph me.- r. and Mir- Robet e'- Intr- "cl ill-r BcIMcses, mnifaruils v ia, riigi r àIckMuuidas - Bch 7M utton, SuîIdaV anti ut r-îcld '!e- B tssu Il 0k-r. Bitll QIi -.i-r . \< liiteuigtfM r. ant(] I Orm itou - Ne-lsuon Oslbcrrue. Or- Kcitlîs cia ighii- DiairrinAu silîle Ostrnie.Jack Rocighlitvs',ganci. aithIeii Pri-sb te-rra. M'alter Rcinicle. ('tirit Saiî,usClîci nh. Scaiboroiigli. Dr. Eiîîio Sissori. Ross Stî-- Mr. and Mî-s. Liox-c AI-Xlitoii - (-ios. - A . 'l'bîimp.un. Boy Ronald and Ras-, wss-- iida'. 'ir ci-B ls r-uo i Vaîistnuî", diii er girOî f AIrIs. \alten*! Gi-oi-- X\lWite id lub WiI- IMciri-av%, T'oi-oiiio, and Catîtil hian'1' on Miss Emnma W-r-wbo SP(ý-int gu~s aut the iirc'will bec c-ebuahlg Iru 901[th iire-t 'îfilN, ere thîe îninib-rs o!ci>brthdas- tPýe Boss-nanille-Wî'st Dur- Mr. l'ncek-ci. leo' io.i.- I uni Advisorx' Board to the tuî-ned homîe sihb tire -5> ii.n: CNIB: George Vice, ch-iari, fanil 's-. Mrs. Cliff Tress-ii. Mrs. Ron NiM.. anîd Mii. Mos ýd Sienrut. I-lac. I borne. . C Thomipsoii),,%%,cre Surîda\ su ppî-e giie-ts c:j Airs J. Willcs. Airs. D Amni-' 'er îîotlîer,Mu. F. Tcîriî-. istead, Mns. J. E. Ilohbs, Perc-< niskrtteni. Hart . Neccastle, Miss Dora Mu'. ,aird Mi s Làs itt aik. Pcrrdour anti Mrs. Frank Crov,-< Othu r ai-sIS presi-irîwert, iee -c-rctars - Bon XVi Itafni Neil .. arli s Blac-ksîuuik arîd arîd îassc-d for palnsient oui thc Jim Fi auik, Bow-Malis-vile. nmotioni of Rob Kent. secondi- The accounîts wre mac! 1),'ed by W'ally Braccu. FRIDAY, OCT. 5t" WVE WILI, CARRY .A (-'()MPLETE LINE OF-: 14 ýODRESSES COATS LINGERIE etc.t:,ee Ziun, Mr. alîd -m art. Oshaswa, ersîtors of Mr. Paterson. /lrs. Ted Stew-i were Sundayl anrd Ars. RoY1 BOWMANVILLE TYRONE BETHESDA LONG SAULT ENNISKILLEN HAYDON SALEM PROVIDENCE BASE LINE HAMPTON Thre nosi sresflfc,ýt i val Of Onle-act playýs Ici date presented by' the Durhanm Cen- tral Agricuitural Society iin Orono Town Hall, reaclîed its climax on Saturdav nigît svitli the final analysis and sumnm- ing Lp b thie adjudicator, Leonard Craiuîtord anîd tIi> presentatiors of awvards. "Summit Coiîfereiîce- cîrî- ecteèd by Hlie pla ' wýright. '.1. Gounîod Campbell of Peter-- borough and presentcd bY thre Peterborough Players. NVon the best play as'.-ard anrd Ilie best director award. Sean E\ r>' svho played the part oft Mene- laus iin this comiîds-v ssas awarded tlhe best avctoi-ar -l 1\l r. Crainîfordce-ibd thlie ss'inng play as a ltic piece of t heatre, pla.'ed w\-ith great authority, XViI d iI cranriat c integrity, althouiii11 sonie of the aptîîcss wsas iiut tosc ma rked. l'liei best plzi-asaaid sa donatcd hy tlîe Oronu Chliiî- ber of Commerce: tlic bcst actor, bv Orono Odd Feilow,,s Lodge: the best director, liv Miss Madelitie T'iolecv of Osh'v awa. The ruinerup luto ic best play svas thie ot feriiig of flic Pie-Ax Players of Pickerinig a nd Ajax. "Eros at Breakfaist," directed by Josephi Ni cholson - mullen. The adjudicator com-i The Oshawa Littiéear cPlinieited the director saying entry "Glory in the Flowee, - that the Play was skillfully was directed by D'Arcy Smnith. idirectedi. generally effective, land judged 'weli pianned an~d ,but needed more theatricality. visually effective." Mr. Crain.. i-Le awarded the best diction iford cited Gwen O'Regan and award, presented by the Wo- Pat Monaghan for their pei'- men"s Institute, Kendal, ta1 formances but feit that, over- Shirley Knowles who played ail, many subleties in the play- Hiepatica and complimented ýwere lost. Alan Aldridge. Whitby Club Pralied Best Set Design He also congratuL-%IjýHen- TIhe award for the best set, ry Street Hîgh SchooT brama design. donated by Stuttfs Club, Whîtby, for its interpre- Pharmnac '-, Orotia, was given tation of "The Long Stay Cut ci larry Chapman, O)shawa, Short". directed by Susan wlîo directed Chekhov's "ThelSchilling. The teen-agers, he Marriage Proposal" for Whit- said, went far ta capture the bvý Theatre Guild. Mr. Crain- spirit of this tragic, emotionat for-ci spoke oif the "Skillful, . play and only lacked dramatic purposeful direction and ex- iconviction because the chaI- c-elleîît scttings of this play."ilenge was beyond their years. île praised tlîe acting of Jim M r. Crainford congratulated Sab *vani for its comie impact the festival committee and but was critical of bis projec- noted that the choice of play t ion. spoiling an otherwise ex-,land ihe standard of acting cllentf characterization. showed considerabl&ýength The -bcst actress award wasiand improvement uMa: pre- awsaroied to Gladys Aslett fori' viotis vears. lier -oniiniicing protrayal of a The entries included two forlorri kitelien maid in *'Be-inew plays; Summit Confer- tweeiî the Soup and the Sav- nce (.G. Campbell) and ory ", diirected by Orville Cotts Mov=ie Mjadness, written anid for the Orono Players. This1directed by. Frances Parkhill was flot an easy play ta tackle, f or the Ajax Drama Work- Mr. Crainford said, giving cre- shop. Bowýmanville Drama dit lto the performers for' theirWorkso eted "The In- surciîess anîd exaggeration. viil Worm" dîrected by Tlîe best actress award waslWyn Wonnacott. Eight one- donated by Heather Rebekah act plays were entered in the Lodge. 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