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L ar Ontario Plans Drama Aids . | With Money And Pro Help By DONALD PHILLIPSON sinas, has spent about 10 days TORONTO (CP)--The Proy- with Le Camp des Jeunes at ince of Ontario Council for the) Sudbury, one of the two French: Arts will pay experienced ac-|language theatre groups being) i [tors and directors to supervise/assisted theatre groups throughout the) The other is La Releve of Ot- prevince on an experitmental|tawa, with which Marcel Sa: basis. jbourin of the National Theatre The first $10,000 of $25,000 for|School, Montreal, will spend the 1965-66 season was handed|about six weeks, beginning in overt Friday to the Dominion|September. Drama Festival, administrator) Hugh Webster, a Stratford of the program, Festival veteran, is to spend 10 Hamilton, Kingston, Kitch-weeks before Christmas with éner-Waterloo, London, Ottawa,|the Kitchener - Waterloo Little /Peterborough and Sudbury will/Theatre and then will go to the benefit in the first year. }London, Ont., Little Theatre to If the venture is successful,|direct a major production in the the program will be extended,|SPring. About 70 community theatre) Michael Sinelnikoff, a CBC di- groups are associated with the/rector, is going to Sudbury's festival's Ontario organization.|English - language group, The The money will be spent| Theatre Guild, in October 'for mainly on salaries of profes-|five or six weeks, He will super: sional staff who will work with/Vise a production of Tennessee semi-professional and amateur Williams' A Streetcar named acting companies, The council! Desire hopes to raise the standard of} In the new year, Andrew Al amateur and professional the-/!@n, a veteran CBC producer, atre in Ontario. |will spend six weeks at Kings- ton"s Domino Theatre, and Pe- HAS STARTED ter Boretski, a Toronto-based The program has begun, Yvesjactor, will go to the' Peterbor Gelinas, son of the Quebeciough Theatre Guild for the actor-impresario Gratien Gel-\same period. TELEVISION LOG Channel 2--Buttalo Channel $B. Channel =f Channel 6~Toron' Channel 7--Buftalo Channel 8--Rochester Channel 9--Toronto Channel 11--Hamiiton (er erneennenmae taint, SATURDAY GVS. 4:00 PA Neh y Bowling 4--Camere % 2--Frontiers Of Faltth 1:88 AA, NCaraseto 9--Canadians All 4--The Fisher Family 7--Bullwinkle Show hee NOOR 1i--Canadian Pre Seecer 9--italian Album TV 8--Fellx The Cat 7. 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He then should form a plan of action, starting with this as a base, In the present case, when a. heart is led, South can count. seven sure winners--two spades, a heart, two diamonds and two clubs, He needs two more tricks to make the contract, and the. only source for them lies in dia-« monds, , Having gotten thus far, South next considers the method of play which offers the best chance of producing four dia- mond tricks. This problem is. more difficult than it seems, - Suppose South follows stand- ard procedure by playing a low. diamond to the ace, intending to finesse the jack next, In thé acé tual case this method fails be- cause the queen is bare and only three diamond tricks ma-'. ture. . South can approach the play: more efficiently if he first con- siders the various ways the dias" monds may be divided, namely::- 5-0, 4-1, or 3-2, The contract cannot be made if the division: is 5-0 and South therefore dismissed this possie bility from further consideraé, tion. If the suit is divided 3-2, it cannot matter whether a dias' mond is led to the ace and fol- lowed by a finesse, or whether' dummy is entered with a club. fot a first round finesse. The contract will depend either way - on the location of the queen. But if the suit is divided 4-1, it is important that the first low diamond lead come -- from. dummy, just in case East has the singleton queen, Four dia- mond tricks can be made if this- is the case, If West has the singleton queen, the contract is hopeless. Accordingly, upon winning the heart, South leads a club to the ace, plays a low diamond, wins the queen with the king, cashes the jack, and then takes a prov- en finesse against the ten. Craggy Island Nudists' Haven PARIS (Reuters)--A craggy island off the south coast of France has ben welcoming erowds of French and foreign nudists this summer, Most of the small Freneh~ islands in. the Mediterranean have a history, But the tiny Ile du Levant, shared between a nudist colony and a French naval station, offers pérhaps the, strangest spectacle of all. Unlike Corsica, where people have to present naturist ¢lub cards to gain admission to a nudist colony, the island offers its hospitality to all comers provided they undress. ; Even sailors, shut off from the colony by a high wire fence, sometimes shed their' uniforms and mingle with nudists ing for the day or staying at ofe of the island's hotels or private houses, Villagers make up he third element of the island's popula- tion, They run the few facilities --two hight clubs, a grocery store and a haitdresser's. Nudists going into the village to shop have to wear a bare minimum of clothing, some- times improvised from bits of cloth and string, L '> on the island is expen- sive, Hotels cost about $9 @ day, Roth food andwater aré scarce. There are no butchers and meat has to be ordered from the grocer on the previous day. There is no electricity. A large notice informs the visitor landing after the hour's trip from the mainland that photography is forbidden. Two policemen and nudist '"com- mandos". see that the ban is enforced, SALLY'S SALLIES XN