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NORSHORE SENTINEL â€" THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 5 "On Spins and Needles" By JOHNNY MURPHY CJLX Program Director Carrier pigeon that transports this bit of prose to the North Shore each week came up with a broken wing last week, hence the two columns of emptiness where these words on wax are usually found. Hope you missed me â€"I missed you. By way of unfinished business, items from last week: Jimmie Rodgers' first movie role has been set. He'll play the lead in 20th's "Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come." Two of the record world's biggest names now under new banners: A1 Hibbler from Decca to Top Rank, and Tony Martin after thirteen years with RCA Victor moves now to Randy Wood's Dot Label. Both these moves mean money in the bank for the boys at Quality Records, Canadian distributors for both the aforementioned labels. New Ted Daigle record due very shortly. I had occasion to sit in on the all-night recording session that produced one of the sidesâ€"A GASSER. Ted's first complete album set for release early in 1961. It'll consist of several of his former single hits, including "Mary Lou" and some new material that is just wonderful. That's last week's piece in a nutshell. Just in case you think the Christmas season is a long way off, may I call to your attention that the first Christmas single record was released this week. It's that old Xmas chestnut (no pun intended) "JINGLE BELLS." But "Jingle Bells" was never like this. The artist is Ella Fitzgerald. The performance is unmistakably Ellaâ€"Man! like it swings. Conway Twitty enters "revivalville" for his latest MGM release. It's the old Elvis effort, "WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN" GOIN' ON." Pat Boone's new DOT outing is up to past Boone performances; 250,000 copies shipped on the first pressing and then there are many orders left to be filled. Sides are "DEAR JOHN" and "ALABAMA The latter already very active in 'LXland, thanks to recordings of it by Bobby Kent on Mercury and Cowboy Copas on Sparton. The song with the most cover versions this week is "RUBY DUBY DU." It's from the sound track of the MGM motion picture, "KEY WITNESS". This was one surprised platter spinner when a rush copy of The Ventures' new album arrived from Liberty Records in Hollywood last week. By the way the kids played to a full house at The Fort William Gardens last Saturday night along with Bobby Curtola and Gerry Godick. Getting back to that new album, the first LP for The Ventures. It bears the same title as their recent smash single "WALK DON'T RUN." The surprise came from the very mellow sound the group produces on such non R, & R items as "MORGEN" and "MY OWN TRUE LOVE." Bobby Curtola at his best as usual before the big Gardens crowd. I have had very good reports from Ted Daigle about Bobby's next record releases. Ted heard the tapes and flipped completely. They were recorded in a professional recording studio in Toronto with a full orchestra headed up by Jimmy Coxwain, the piano player on the Jack Kane Show. Here's hoping they really do go over in a big way. It couldn't happen to a nicer young guy than Bobby Curtola. Among the celebrities at the World Premiere of "Camelot," the sensational new Lerner-Lowe musical, at Toronto's O'Keefe Centre the other night was home town boy, Percy Faith. Percy is set to record an album of music from the new show for Columbia. Jane Morgan, just finished two smash weeks at A1 Seagal-s Barkley Hotel in. Toronto, set for two' weeks at the Raddison Hotel in Minneapolis starting the 24th of this month. TW LW TITLE 'LX TUNE DEX TOP TEN Artist-Label 1 4 Save The Last Dance For Meâ€" The Driftersâ€"Atlantic 2 1 Mr. Custer ........ Larry Verneâ€"Monument 3 5 Let's Think About Livin'â€" Bob Lumanâ€"Warner Brothers 4 8 Walk Don't Run...........The Venturesâ€"Reo 5 2 My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Ownâ€" Connie Francisâ€"MGM 6 10 Devil Or Angel Since I Met You Baby .... Bobby Veeâ€"London 7 3 The Twist .......... Chubby Checkerâ€"Reo 8 15 Chain Gang.................Sam Cookeâ€"RCA 9 41 Sailor ...................... Lolitaâ€"Kapp 10 29 Blue Angel ....... Roy Orbisonâ€"Monument MURPH'S WAX TO WATCH FOUR LITTLE HEELS .............Brian Hylandâ€"Kapp ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FORMS NEW DIVISION The St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Schreiber, held a special brigade meeting on Saturday, October 15, in St. Andrew's United Church hall, with 11 officers and members of Lakehead divisions as guests. The meeting opened with the St. John's Brigade prayer. Mrs. Helen Jartus welcomed visitors and then Miss Gertrude Mitchell, area superintendent of nursing for Northwestern Ontario, acted as chairman for the meeting. Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Rummery reported the name of the new division to be the Superior Division, combining the nursing and ambulance members. Miss Mitchell informed the meeting with regrets of the resignation of Mrs. Helen Jartus as divisional superintendent. Mr. Wallace Cringle was elected as the new divisional superintendent. Other elections were as follows: Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, divisional officer; Mrs. Hilda Relph, store keeper; Mrs. Christina Graham, nursing officer. Mr. Fred Farwell, area superintendent (ambulance) brought greetings from the area commissioner, Dr. F. Thompson, who was unable to attend. Miss Kae Es-cott, area nursing officer, sent best wishes for the success of the new brigade. Mrs. Helen Jartus spoke briefly, thanking the brigade members and officers and also the area officers for their co-operation in the organization and work of the Schreiber Brigade. Mrs. Jartus had acted as Brigade superintendent for the past six years. Miss Mitchell closed the meeting with the Beautitudes. The following presentation of awards was made to Brigade members: First aid medallion (bronze) 1, Robert Krause; 2, Eino Trudeau; 3, Philip Inshcrw; 4, James McCuaig; 5, Mrs. Hilda1 Relph; 6, Mrs. Margaret Johnson. Labels to medallions: 1, Mrs. Sima Willoughby, 3rd label; 2, Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, 5th label; 3, Mrs. Christina Graham, 5th label; 4, Mrs. Helen Jartus, 7th label; Mr. George Vanderlip, voucher; Miss Maryann Syvitski, certificate. Home nursing pendants (bronze) 1, Mrs. Sima Willoughby 4th pendant; 2, Mrs. Hilda Relph, 1st pendant; 3, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, 1st pendant; 4, Mrs. Dorothy Rummery; 5, Mrs. Christina Graham, 5th pendant; 6, Mrs. Helen Jartus, 8th pendant. Members of last first aid class certificates: 1, Mrs. Iris Pegraro; 2, Mrs. Helen Dooley; 3, Mr. Ken Dooley; 4, Mr. Arthur Huard; 5, Mrs. Yvonne D'Amours. A social hour followed the' meeting. 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