iLecives For Vermont To Act In Summer Stock Leaning forward eagerly in her choir the tall blonde spoke softly but forcefully want my acting career to develop with Canadian theatrc its difficult to got started in theatre there arent many good places here but want to act in Canada It is shame that the public is so apathetic toward Canadian theatre Slim ï¬ngers brushed hack the long hair as Patricia Hamilton who first proiectcd her acting talents on the Barrie Collegiate stage cxpostuliitcd so her fav orite subject acting Iwcutyvtwo year old Patricia daughter of Mrs Florence miss Toronto street isin Barrie for short while between her final third year term at Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh and summer stock in Vonnnnt nicking her feet beneath her on the lounge in her mothers cool living room the young thespian taikeo animatedly about the theatrical World and her place in while at Barrie Collegiate was told that had some ability call it tendency for acting Now know could do nothing Midland Pt Presbytery Camp Needs Financial Aid Leaders On Monday Jude the execult lve of Simcoe Presbytery and president of the locals met in Stroud United Church to formu for the late plans coming months Mrs Bert French lst vice president presided for the be ginning of the meeting which opened with the theme song and prayer followed by devotional period led by Mrs 05 borne Orillih Mrs kins Midland 3rd vicepresi dent conducted leadership training oeriod using the con stitution and handbook torPrcs bytery officers and members of the executive were urged to con tact the corresponding officers in each local and offer as much concrete help as was available Each one present brought box lunch and the Stroud WA provided cup of tea over which period of rich fellow ship Was enjoyed by all Mrs Milton lrace Elmvale president of Simcoe resbytery presided over the afternoon ses sion and reports were given all officers present Each lady introduced herself and told which office she held in Pres bytery or in her own local Mrs Trace building at Presbytery Camp Midland Point was well on the way and asked for the copper ation of all locals in meetlng the financial need as well as the great need for leaders for this Season Mrs Aberdeen representa tive of Hillcrest Lodge told of plans for an extension to the buildingand garden party which will be announced later Dates for the regional meet ing were given by Mrs Ilar mon organization chairman Oct Northern Region Waver ley Oct Southern Region Tottenbarn Oct 14 Central Reg ion Burton Avenue Barrie Oct 16 Western Region Cree more Two offices are still vacant on the executive th literature secretary and Christian stew ardship and the nominating committee is anxious to receive nominations in order infill these lï¬ before the fall rallies Mrs Irace closed the meet ing with prayer YOUR HEALTH Few Tips On How To Comfort Cry Child By HERMAN BUNDESEN MD NOBODY likes to listen lira baby cry And most mothersand dads tooimmediately want to do something to comfort and soothe baby when he first lets out wail Sometimes however you might find it bit difï¬cult to stem those heartreading subs So Id like to pass on few 255 which think may be help Pick Him Up It is fundamental instinct to pick the baby up clasp him to your shoulder and try to soothe him In many many cases this is all that is necessary If this works and you can plop the lit tle tyke back into his cribwith out launching another crying ses sion you have solved theim mediate problemi Next time however this might not be enough to satisfy him In such case rocking may be the answer You dont see cradles in homes today and think that is unfor tunate For rocking motion seems to please the vast major ity of babies Satisfactory Substitute gt Holding the crying baby in your arms and rocking in rocking chair would be satis factory substitute But you dont see many rocking chairs any more either tobath the best you can do is to push tho bassinet gently back and forth until the infant stops crying Sometimes rubbing thebabys back will do the trick or if you can fix his attention on some thingmaybe some soothing music or fascinating baby mo bilehe might cease crying Suck Their Thumbs Some babies serve their own problems by sucking their thumbs Some parents use paci fiers as substitute The suggestions have just listed apply only to those cases in which tliorhaby has no serious physical trouble If the baby is hungry feeding is the only realsolution If pin is sticking him no mere pat on the backis going to min the pain And if heis ill or injured naturally doctor should be summoned immediately Often though even the an guishvof colic can be alleviated somewhat by some of the meth ods have just described Certainly they are at least Worth try QUESTION AND ANSWER Will the use of tobacco by person ï¬loyears old cause heart trouble Answer Thé use of tobacco will not necessarily cause heart trouble However there is more question of tho relationship of heavy Cigarette smoking over period of years to lung cancer and other diseases reported that the new is mu to be written else My association with the drama club here certainly help ed me make up my mind Patricia is prepared ior the tcu year climb that actors should expect to cndure heforc success but the gates to thea trical future seem to be open ing to her This summer she will portray the almost leading roles at the Champlain Shake speare Festival at Burlington Vermont The three plays which will run during August are Shakespearers Nights Breath and Twelfth Night and illolietes The Miser After graduation from Carnegie next spring Patricia would theatre The life of an acto only he gins with the high school dramas the termsat drama col lege and the summer stock Patricia Hamiltons success sto year hen retumtofanadiaa THE STARS SAY By nsrnanma ron roMonnow Stimulating influences Appre ciableheadway can now be made inyour job studies or other in terests In fact some unusual gain ispossible ifyou will put forth that little extra effort which so often means the difference be tween success and failure FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is yourbirlhday your horoscope indicates that during the coming year you can further worthwhile aims and ca reer interests if you will go all out at making the best use of you skills and talents It will be important however that you plan your program with long range benefits in mind This should not beton difficult now since with many past pressures biting you should feel freer to expand bit and try out some new ideas He months for you in 1959 are the current onewhen you have the go sign in practically all endeavorsand JUIY late August October and December when there is indication of both occu pational advancement andiiinam cial gain The balance of this month also October and Decem ber will be ï¬nel for romance and early August will be excel lent for travel Avoid nervous tension in November and in late December look fora good oppor tunity which will help you to ex pand your interests still further during the first half of 1560 childborn on this day will be endowed with keen percep tion uhusual versatility and cre ative abiti CWL President Elected at Annual KITCHENER CPDelegates to the 39th annual convention of the Catholic Womens League Hamilton diocese were told here that the leagues parish councils raised $120638 last year $97552 of Which was spent in parishes of the 12024nicmher diocese Mrs HJ White of Guelph was re elected president and Ms GL Schneider of Burling ton treasurer Mrs Wilfred OBrien of non star was ap pointed recording secretary Next years meeting will be in VBrantford ammo mam 0ncadressed in her wedding finery bride should not sit on her gown or veil When getting into the car the skirt should be lifted sothot she may sit on the slip The veil should be care fully spriind around her like to study iriEngland for THE FACE of Mrs Sorby in Henrick Ibsens The Wild Duck is portrayed by Pir trlcin in Carnegie Institute production in Pittsburgh moo 51610me WITH TRADEl SarciALthurs oN McCLARY kANGEs roor mummmmnsungnmv Above Patricia takes the part of Elena of Spring and ISch of the Desert in The Purifica tion Below the Bzirrie thes pian poses in pensive mood Written on After 50 Years OTTAWA CF The old VLorctta is being bounced from the Ridcau She wont go without light For more than 50 years Loretta has boon the blggest and proud est ship on the Rideau Canal and the waterway linking Ottawa with Kingston Towns along the way want to save her Loretta has been written off by the transport department which used her as an inspection vessel Now her place has been taken newer boats released from St was opened Lawrence canals when the sea Built in 1906 at Toronto Lorreta is the biggest vessel the Rideau locks can handle But now her polished wood and brass have been covered by suc cessive coats of paint and thats chipping too Thegreen plush miriisters quarters are little shoddy the carpets threadbare and the doors warped 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