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Fm BARBIE EXAMINER mum novmom ls ldst Ihealre Guild Production HereWe tome Gathering Opens Here Wednesday Night The Barrie Theatre Guild are now making last minute preparav tions for their new production Here We Come Gathering play by Philip King and Anthony Armstrong which opens in St Josephs Auditorium on Wednes day night Nov 24 Judging by the rehearsals Bar rie audiences on the four nights the play will run are in for union Joyable experience The Theatre Guild is donating the proceeds of the opening night In the Hurricdne Rfillef Fund The production will also be staged on Jintlrsday Friday and Saturday evenings of next week The following are brief pen ketchos oi some of the members of the cast in the forthcoming pro ducti for the Saull Ste Maries PETER NOY was born In Tim mins 1024 but spent his early life in Orlllla His tlnst theatrical ex pericnce was in Orillla High School iollnwed up by the Unis yersity Drama Club at Queens University During the war he pent year and half with the auxiliary services army shows in northern Europe where he de signed stages and acted Since the war he has not been active but hopes to spend much time in am ntour theatre In the future HOWARD LACEY came to Barrie last year mm Saull Ste Marie to join the staff of the lllirrie Dislllet Colleuatt lnhilttltt as head oi the classics department lie took part In drilmlllle work In Salllt Ste Millie Collogllite and Saltlt Ste Millie Theatre Work shop In notlnu dlieeilng null ItllanlrltfilIKIlifl rules also on the ritttllt in short riltllu dramas lie was illtllilitr of tilt that ii the winnlna play at the Northern On titrlo Drama Festival held In Slld bllr in lOlO illttl hill also aetcil nt inrt House in Toronto In the aCllitnii Oltllllio Drilllla League oneacl play iieltivnll lie was Huge dimtar of last years pm llllclioll ii HMS llililillre at the mlleullllc xtiigr lllilllilEti fur the tiuntrc glllllil lily raver rnri director of Arsenic litth Old Lace ill the iortheoililllu iro tilieilim liowiirll ilayl tile pint of Phillip ll rallltlr lllty Intellectual typo hi yminu man who is nerprl ually lltIllK Iiltiwlxnttli tiy hls llllrtlili YVONNE MCEY came to Bar rie year ago with her husband and joined the teaching staff oi the Barrie Diutrlct Collegiate In stitute this fall She has always been interested in dramatlcs and has belonged to various amateur theatre group in whichshe varr led her activities from stage pro duction directing and acting Her main interest however is in the portrayal of character parts of which she has done both comic and serious She played the lead entry of ladies in Retirement which was considered for the Dominion Drama Festival preliminaries and won the best attress awardln 1952 for her character portrayal of the garrulous Mas Zobher otter filling in the part on one days notice in the Northern Ontario oneact play festival Yvonne is one of the original members at the Barrie Theatre Guild rind did her iirst part for the group as Judith Bliss in their production of Hay Fever in Here We Come Gather ing Yvonne is In her element with another sound character part liar riet Fellaway very domineering obnoxious mothervinrlaw Mi MAUREEN BULLOCK it new resident at Barrie will play the part of Anne Kelleway Maureen has had experience In Toronto at the Royal Conservatory and has studied under Josephine ilnrrinil Inn She has had prominent rules in thLl Little Theatre of Toronto as Beth in Little Women and Alice In IItilrcin Wonderland Maureen war impicnt entertainer in To route and hall lending role ill the variety show for Manitoba Flood lleilei fund She has also been successful in oroiuricoi contests FARM PONDN WAilOltD Cl ihrmcrr in this southern Oiltllriu district are building fnrlli ponds sinec Wtll mu low some time ago Many have planted thrill and lrll about them and some plan in turn them Into rlnkn ior WIltIti sktltlng lzrrcorivn Tartraum Tile lirsi lloxne nlliI School as Ioeintlon we Itvrr heard It war the mar whereby if you gilt lick lug from the trnrher you had date with Unit in the wootlsllell when you got home Cnrliini Mall Diliitllll Lealllr Mr and Mrs James Chatle and family have lust returned from visiting to Ottawa where Mr Chappel had successful den hunting trip with the Ottawa Val ley Hunt Club Mrs AlcxReidwho has been visiting her brother Major Mc Lean Quebec aged 96 years her daughter Mrs Milne Detroit and Mrs Charles Jacobs Barrie leit last week to visit relatives in Wainwright Hannah Edmonton and Eantf on her way home to $3174 BORN sELMANAt Civic Hospital Pet erboro on Nov II it to Mr and Mrs James Selman nee Mildred McQuay son Will lam Bruce TiMMONSAt the Royal Victoria ilospital Barrie on Nov 19 NM to Mr and Mrs John Tim imans Victoria St daugh er MARRIED GAIlllUTHEitSiBlSliOP On Saturday Nov 13 1054 by Rev James Ferguson EA Mar Jane Bishop dau hter of ccle Bishop and late Mrs Bishop Barrie to Lorne Gordon Carm thers son at Mr and Mrs Carruthers Barrie DIED BRONDSEMASuddeniy at Burr rie on Wednesday 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