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Summer Back In By JIM PEACOCK Canadian 17m Stall Writer VANCOUVER iCPl TUTS has come back to ile with the approach at the summer theatre season its participants say it is showing renewed vigor lol los wintertime brush with death rile rc spo nae irom the people at Vancouver this year shows they dont want rurs to die says producer Hugh Pick ett who otters as prool $5000 taken in month bolore open ing night through an unprece dented move to sell tickets in advance TUTS is short tor Theatre Under the Stars summer tradition in Vancouvers Stanley Park where it has scheduled ourweek run this lluly with two productions marking its md consecutive of open air theatre in hlalkln Bowl lrving Berlins Call Me Me dam is scheduled July to 15 and the musical comcdy Guys and Dolls will be presented July 17 to 29hoth ncw productions for TUTS which has staged 102 others in its long stand in the park The season is only half what it was year ago when our productions ran eight weeks but then TUTS is just starting its recovery lromrn financial ailment thatalmost killed it Last season within $350000 budgetthe largest in history in Theatre Business at iUiSand several weeks at rainy weathu the theatre bad its lilth financial loss in saven years it showed deficit ol $60 and had mm in bills it couldnt meet in mile at city and provincial grants totalling 5000 The city refused further in Inclal aid director or the Civic Theatre Society which has run rurs since mo voted to liquid ate the company and its burial seemed only step awny The patient however re eovered with the help of no strings $25000 grant lrom brevving company and dedi cated eilort trom those who have grown up with the TUTS tradition Oitice stall was cut to one secretary iron general man ager and three other lulltime employees permanent offices were closed and rent for space through the joint cliorts at two financial hackers and the owner of the building that houses TUlS offices and cost turne departmentwas reduced to $6 from $750 monthly The length at season and the number at productions were re duced along with importing ol players tor major roles and the budget is for less than 3100000 We couldnt have done this lew years ago say Mr Pick ett because Vantouiier didnt have the talent to till all the requirements But weve got it nowand largely because of TUTS NEAR oruorNaa roast fimflo ks Author Lea Petrins book That in Traducleur Kill the Translator was best seller in Quebec in June 1961 The book makes fun of provincial campaigns to improve spoken and written French CF Phot to MONDAY 11st 26 no Popeye mo Pain 30 Junior Roundup Ramnr ot the Jungla News Headlines ms to am Climb Farmltlarxet Report Don Jamleann News Weather Bporta Love Lucy Den Masses Danny Thomas Music Makers The Flintstones Case For the Court Four Teachers one1v News PaffiiPPE sosesesessas ay In Sports community News 1455 Married Joan ruesoav some 27 1120 Test Pattern 1145 The corntophnn izuo Papaya and 1225 Noandly Report Marketa Coming Events Ag hep Report Movie Their an Moment Womens Show Talk or the Town Music Break Verdict 1r Yours Popeye and Pals Junior anundup Buccaneers News Headlines Three Stooge Farm Market Report Don lamlemn 25 News Weather Sports Wanted Dasdor any Manhunt remain pm CKVR TV Channel SEEan HEAR PRIME MINISTER THE RT HONOUBABLE lllHN DIEFENBAKER in or television term The Nations Business 1h Profile Commongrow TELEVISION PROGRAMS CKVR CHANNEL BARRIE 300 Nations Business CFTO CHANNEL TORONTO 4100 in its term this year the openair theatre is following closelyto the idea its original founders had when they started it with tour productions in1940 The intent was to give van couver showpiece or home grown talentwhich has been done as proven by the long list at those who havegone from TUTS to theatrical succes else where When TUTS began it was semi professional experi enced chorus members draw $1750 week and its ticket prices ranged trorn 35 cents to $175 Today with fully profes sional cast tickets run lr0m $1 to $3 with special childrens price ol 75 cents that gets any seat in the house when accom panied by an adult The advancesale success and enthusiasm being displayed has given lilr Pickett T015 worker since 1945 high hopes Nom hesays 41 weget month at good weather we will come out with prolitf Chev Show Holt Lodgs 030 Rod e1ton 1000 clan Up Jumgror Quest 1100 BCN News 1115 The Weatherman rooay 1a cm Cormnunity awl 11Je Shem ot Cochin waoNesaav mm so than Test Pattern this christian Science 1200 honey and Pall urss Noooay Rayon Ag hep are N41 that Movie Girl With roan Evomerliits snow nun ollao mu Miss nrookr geldie haul opeys Junior ound Huckleberry ound ll $123 ar VI in Farm Market naooru Kl Don Jamluon Nun Weather Sportl The fill McCoys sacheior nthr Angel My Three Sons Kratt Mystery Theatr st Lawrenca North Explorations on Na The Weatherman Today in Sports Commth News not Not nor 900 SWINHPP FFSS 388883888 ntoNnav rune 2s soo Professors Hideaway so sin Tin sun on orta Colic so ewe wan Sports oo Wagon rain on matron alth my so The Rilleman Wanted Dead or an Nevin weathu Sports Report Conran live Burwash Escapade Given Six Months SUDBURY CmM prison ers of Burwash industrial larrn who were recaptured lastweelt end in the Roch Lake area were sentenced Fri to six months in Kingston Pen tentiary mnsev cutive to their Eurwash terms William Pyh 31 Bolt Out and William Robert Dram 21 at Port Credit were given coo current three month sentences for breaking into tour summer camps in the Rock Lake area Convicted at Toronto last De cember Pykn was serving re lorrnatory term or car theit Oranr was convicted at London in December on charge of at tempted iraud Veteran Found Living In Cave UHAWA CF 310 month pension has been ar ranged tor aeyearold British war veteran arrested last month after spending three years liv ing in cave near the town dump at Acton Veterans Minister Churchills otfice said Friday that Archi bald Shaw arrested on charge of vagrancy now is conilortao ble lo veterans homeand the Opening land two oi hearts It is very easy to become can used when you play against an artificial of bidding Most players dont encounter Lhis difliculty hecausein the groups in which they play spade is spade heart bid shows hearts diamonds means diamonds and so on However when you play in tournaments where socnlled advancedbidding methods are used by some pairs artilicioi bids are fairly common Wheth er they are successlul in the long run is questionnhle Here is case where an artificial bid was successful but for pe culiar reason This hand was played in match between tVBritnin tesunrdhohaduiodln prenades to break up demon areas near Bordeaux Vegetable Penna being dmnmemd dealers went on strike in Bor lor him by the department do marklg hlr Show was taken into cus Nor Saint Lo in Normandy lady on the vagrant churns farmers blocked highways with when neighbors complained tractors and gathered for pm in magistratea court police test meeting or JAY BECKER South dealer where Reese and Schapiro gol Neither side vulnerable to our spades True Reese grade six as result at xlaulty in elense but the extra trek he 11 gained was of minor consc quence gg it was at the second table that 10 the lireworls occurred There Ln nam Giovlne and Franco held the NorthSouth cards tor Italy 182 Qloi They were playing the highly OKJBEQ 182 artst1c1al Manmc system as 0085 Giovine opened the South hand with diamond This had noth atgzqa ing to do with diamonds it was A109 only an introductory bid 4K Franco responded spade no 1mg Thisi halt othlgg to go wltg an spa es owe on 3m some plus value Eventually Franco and Glovine arrivedat ltwo valuable discards on the the cave miles west al loroata on scraps of iood drought to him by children and on the oc casiocai rabbit Mr Churchill dcicdbed the case as MM and on dared hll department to take huncdlstt action Mr was unable pre wide record of his military service in the First World War and United Kingdom veterans lilu had to be searched Angry Farmers Hang Premier PARIS AWPremier Michel Dehre was hanged in eliigy and riot poliu hurled tear gas stration of angry farmers Sat urday as Frances agricultural revolt spread to wide new ar eas About2500 larmers were dis persed by tear gas alter trying to set fire to dumy repre senting Dehre hanging tram the balcony ot government building in the town of Montau ban in southwest France They threw bottles and stones at the helmeted police inluring at least two of them Convoys ol cars and tractors impeded trellic in scattered six spades Meredith West led the jack oi spades hereby handing de clarer the contract Declarer won with the queen cashed the AltK of hearts and ruffed heartrandthen had an entry to the ten ot spades to obtain established hearts Declarer lost slam it was an unfortunate lead all right but it was doubly un fortunate because Meredith had led out at turn Due to the artif icialities of the Mannie system North had become deciarcr at spades and East should 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