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Open pairs duplicate, contract bridge by M. (Peter) Shaw The Open Pairs Duplicate held on March 3 in the Cold- water Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion was won by George Kingsborough and Dac Harris, with a score of 60 percent. The winners were followed' by Friedel and Peter Shaw (55); Mabel Dolan, Jean McLeod (54.5); Dot Ha rads 3 Rea Kingsborough (52); Angela and Sid Gobson (51); Joyce Hall, Stan Frankland (50); Kathy Brimer, Laura PACKAGE AT NO EXTRA C DEALER/BUILDER Box 370, Midland L4R 4L1 526-3903 Hamilton Huges, (35). The afternoon '"'Home Style' Contract Bridge game featured some very good scores by the top. pairs. Lloyd Attridge and Friedel Shaw won with 94 vic- tory points. Other were Iris Bolyea and Marg Devitt (67); Stan Fankland, Dave Parker (G2): Mary Polkinghorne, Marg Smith (60); Mary Verna Williams, Helen Vaughan (59); Mabel Dolan, Laura Hamilton (51); Mary and Les Bell (50); Kathy Brimer, Harold Snow (36); Peter Shaw was the non- playing director. (42); Him John Dowling Prizes, donated by Coldwater Home Hardware, were given to Jean McLeod, ~Sid Gibson, and _ Stan Frankland for previous wins. Registrations are coming in quickly for the ACBL Individual on March 17. There are no trophies, but ACBL Club Championship master points. Judging by the fun everyone had on the last one, and _ the numbers already signed in, this should be another good event. Pre-registration is desired. If you wish to play call Jim Hughes (526-9190) or Friedel or Peter Shaw (756-8325). But if anyone arrives WITH VICEROY'S HELP... YOU BUY FOR LESS...BY ORDERING NOW 1986's BARGAIN OF THE YEAR GET WINTERIZING PACKAGE AT NO EXTRA COST. GET INTERIOR TRIM LUS A 5% MANUFACTURER'S REBATE. iceroy OST. P oe : Pe] ew. 4 | SEND FOR V NAME THE FINEST HOMES OF THEMALL.. = peas % fia Hi Shy na " sce WHAT YOU CATALOGUE NOW! ENCLOSE $6.00 CAN BUY AT BARGAIN PRICES ICEROY HOMES' | ADDRESS If posta cove PHONE CITY Viceroy Catalogue | NE Ns. BS without prior arrangement, we will try to fit you into the game. The cost is $1.50 for non-members, and $1 for members, in- cluding refreshments, coffee, and prizes. Sybil Robinson A funeral service for the late Sybil Grace Robinson of Port MeNicoll was _ held March 5, 1986, in Nicholls Funeral Home. The native of the Jersey Islands, England, was 82 years of age when she died on March 3 in Huronia District Hosnital. Her illness lasted two years Her son Allan and wife Diane of Spanish, Ont., sisters Gladys Dymond of Toronto and Dorothy Carey of Lakefield, Ont., and one grandchild, survive her. Her husband Thomas Robinson died on Nov. . 27, 1985. She married 1951 in Newmarket. Sybil Robinson was_ the daughter of John and Elizabeth Ecobichon. A son, Ronald, and her daughter Barbara also predeceased her. Rev. Al Farthing officiated during the funeral service. 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She _ in- troduced the Adjudicator, Paul Eck, and outlined his ex- tensive background in stage, TV, radio and teaching theatre A Doll's House, Eck said, is a play about truth and falsehood in marriage with human emotions in unsparing detail. At the beginning of the theatre of realism, it is a classic feminist play. There were some "beautiful pieces' in the play, he went on. The cast were vocally clear and used strong physical movements. Costumes showed a good attempt at reality and the'properties were; suitable to the period. The set made nice use of levels and there were some wonderful pieces of furniture.He liked the use the actors made of the generous stage space. However, it was soon apparent that in choosing an Ibsen play, the Players had come up against an authority on Ibsen and his times. Ibsen, who was stage manager for his own play, was a stickler for reality and cluttered his stage with detail. Bek too, as al stickler for detail. Raymond Holt, on the other hand, exercised his director's privilege, and chose to have nothing on stage that was not used to further the plot that would distract from what was going on between the actors. It is a legitimate If the Players felt a little let-down with such picky type of criticism, they consoled them- selves that it might have been worse. Mariposa Arts Foundation in Orillia were also en- tered in the Festival. Their leading man literally "broke his leg", no understudy, no time to train another person. The _ stage manager walked through the role reading from the book The various THEA awards and the top three plays of the Festival will be an- nounced at the Awards Gala at the Harbour Hilton Convention Centre in Toronto on Saturday, Apr. 12 There are usually a group from Huronia Players present at the event. ler for details Eck was impressed with the turnout in spite of the foul weather and the fact that an Ibsen drama is not everybody's cup of tea. 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