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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-09, Page 1614 Times -Advocate, June 9,1982 OVIR BACKWARDS — Zurich Public School students look on intently dears the bar. The school held its track and field day, Thursday. as a jumper Assassins over zealous Friends, Romans, Call an ambulance... Actor Jack Medley was wounded during the assassination scene of a preview performance of Julius Ceasar, on the Strat- ford Festival stage, Friday. Sitting in the back row, I knew nothing of the accident. True, Caesar did not return fer a final bow... As Shakespeare sets the scene. a group of conspirators la the Roman senate fall on Caesar, stabbing him repeatedly in the chest and Caesar casts them off and staggering, sees Brutus approach. "Et tu, Brute" he groans, realizing that the nobelest Roman of them all is among the conspirators. Brutus tercefuily plunges in his knife rind Caesar falls. "Then die Caebag, " The stage erupts in mass csshEsiaa as the conspirators try to calm the rest of the senate. They discuss what is to be done and decide to show a solid front by washing their lands in Caesar's blood -a macabre action in retrospect, cealsidering the injured Medley. A messenger frorrMarcAn- tiny arrives and pleads for his master's safety. He then iNauIuauIuIl111I1suIuIlII1l,llllll1ll,L 10 1111 N11111111111111 Emmanuel United Church REV. B. DING B.A. B. Div. Organist Mrs. E. Grace Martin Sunday. June 13 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship No Sunday School Thurs. June 10 - 7:30 p.m. Choir Practice Friday, June 18th • 6:00 p.m. So Saturday evening • Retreat North of Bayfield. Phone Donna Greb. Moos* join us. W extend o worm welcome to all. St. Peter's Lutheran Church REV. JACK DRESSLER Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. Sunday, June 13 10:00 a.m. - Worship Service 10:43 a.m. - Sunday School There Is a nursery for small children which is supervised dur• Ing the worship service. Everyone Welcome Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday, June 6 0:45 o.m. Worship Service 1:43 o.m. Sunday Church School 11:00 o.m. Worship Service Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Service Meditation. The secret things belong unto the \ Lord our God, but those things which are revealed belong unto we end to our children forever, Ilhol we may do all the words of Mhe law. Deut. 29:29 1 runs to fetch Caesar's friend. The conspirators and An- tony discuss) hel'uture.Antony assures them of his loyalty and. after the conspirators leave, he plots his revenge feelings of the play: bearing the hard luck of fate as it comes. • They say there are no bad seats in the festival theatre. Perhaps not, but this is my Miscellaneous Rumblings By Rob Chester over the body of Caesar. In short (if ever this column can be accused of being that) if was a hell of a long time to lie there bleeding. If wounded • before his famous line, the actor must have mustered a tremendous amount of determination to shout stout. In any case, sheer determination, ignorance (of the seriousness of the wounds) or unconsciousness must have assisted Medley's stay on stage. I'm afraid "The show must goon! " would hold little sway if I were there bleeding. The story says: "A lance pierced Medley's 'protective padding and punctured his lung. He was rushed (sic) to Stratford General Hospital Friday night and underwent surgery (Saturday)," • The story mentions \ a broken rib, but according to a Free Press story, the retrac- ting knife worked properly but the force of the blow broke the rib which in turn punc- tured the lung. I have a strange sort of respect for actors, much ak- in to that engendered by race car drivers. It is hard to feel sympathetic if someone willfully drives a car too fast and slams it into a brick wall, but I feel respect and awe. One hardly expects a stage actor to face death nightly, but when it does come, the same sense of awe is created. The story went on to say Medley is expected to rejoin the cast in about two weeks. I expect, that even with pro- tective padding, his ribs will be more than a little tender. I think Caesar was my favorite of all the high school Shakespeare) was dragged, kicking and screaming, through. It is about nobility and honor and patriotism and having the courage of your convictions. Medley's action typifies the �© PAINTS only criticism of the play: from the back row of the balcony, you got the feeling you were on a cloud watching, not being, part of the drama. The play was technically well done, but from the balcony, the milling of the crowd seemed like random motion and the battle scenes disjointed and confused. There is no one aspect you could say detracted from the play, but at the end Brutus' was dead and an evening•of entertainment over, but little feeling was left for character or fate. 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A delicious ham smorgasbord supper with all. the trimmings, was supplied by us for the residents, and was enjoyed by all. What started out to be a wet, rainy day turned out to be nice and sunny.. • Personals Mr. and Mrs. Hubert gave a brief report on a con- . Schilbe, Mrs. Sheila Tiernan and Mrs. Doreen Tieman all attended the graveside ser- vice at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens in London, Tuesday, for their aunt, Mrs. Laura Wheeler (Schilbe). Miss Donna Merner, Toron- • to spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merner, and attended the con- firmation of nephew Marty Mernerat St.Peter's Lutheran Church. There was a family get-togetherafterwards at the home of Tootle and Bob Merner. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to' Leonard DeBus who is a pa- ference she and Annie Fink- beiner attended recently at Huronview home in Clinton. Volunteers were asked to help at the family dinner at the home on Sunday, June 20, (Father's Day) for the residents and their relatives. Blanche Rechard made flowers out of ribbon for each male resident for that day, as she did for the ladies on Mother's Day. The next big project the group will work on is the pur- chase of new large electric toaster for the kitchen, that will toast several slices of bread at one time. tient in Victoria Hospital, ty Centre. He is the son of London and to Leo Creces Peter and Theresa Bedard, who has returned home from Hensall. being in the hospital for a cou- Congratulations to Hank ple of weeks. and Mary Soudant who Miss Mary -Jane Pennings • celebrated their 25th wedding from out west is presently anniversary last Wednesday. spending a couple of.weeks Congratulations to a well with her parents and family,, known couple who celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penn- ' their golden wedding anniver- ings, RR 1 Zurich. sary' (50th) on Saturday, Congratulations to newly- namely, Charlie and weds, Terry and Linda Madeline Rau of RR 2, Bedard (nee Johnston) who Zurich. were married on Saturday at The big day began with a St. Boniface Church by Rev. Mass at St. Peter's Catholic Fr. Mooney. The wedding was Church. Then a delicious beef followed by dinner and recep- and turkey . dinner was en - tion at the Hensail Communi- jdyed by 255 friends, and "FRESH" --- Bread, Rolls, Pastries, and Donuts Over 60 Kinds of Canadian & Imported Cheese T ' TY II 1 BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE Zurich 236-4912 Seaforth 527-1803 ,relatives at the Rec Centre in them to celebrate their Exeter followed by an even- anniversary. ing 6f dancing. Sunday visitors with Ken Charlie and Madeline have and Dorothy Breakey were nine children and 28 grand- friends, Harold and Donna children. May we wish them Tyndall, Clinton. many, more years of happy Little "Marcel Joseph married life together! Gelinas'. was baptized on Gerald and Judy Rau of Sunday at St. Peter's Church, Truro, Nova Scotia spent four St. Joseph by Fr. Bensette. days with the former's He is the son of Martin and brother, Charlie and, Cheryl Gelinas and his god - Madeline Rau and helped Please turn to page 17 Zurich and Area S�mlllrior Playground Requires 1 staff member 17 or over to supervise the program Applications to be sent to John Consitt, P.O. Box 130,. Zurich, Ontario Sponsored by the Zurich and District Chamber of Commerce in co-operation with the Zurich Lions club and the village of Zurich. 1 GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FROZEN UTILITY GRADE LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS - 5 - 6 lbs. E CUT FROM CANADA 7 `A' GRADE BEEF BLADE STEAKS WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM FOR BARBEOUE OR ROASTING C00KE�.N0.NpMEHAM ED 375 g PKG. 9 SCHNEIDERS FRESH COUNTRY, '5 05/kg PORK SAUSAGE '2.291b. SCHNEIDERS FAMILY PACK 1 kg CTN. BEEF BURGERS • '4.79 SCHNEIDERS VACUUM PACKED' '4 83/kg RING BOLOGNA '2.191b. ZENRS ROUND FULLY COOKED '6 37/kg DINNER HAM. '2.891b. MAPLE LEAF "GOLDEN FRY" SAUSAGE 500 9 'IN MAPLE LEAF S.P. PORK BUTT '4 83/kg COTTAGE ROLL '2.191b. PRIDE Of CANADA 375 g BREAKFAST GRILL '1.78 MAPLE LEAF 3 VARIETIES BOLOGNA SLICED 500 g PKG. r BLADE BONE REMOVED BEEF SNORT RIB ROAST S6...70/k...I Ib. CUT FROM THE CHUCK CROSS CUT RIB ROAST 4,4. 188 •8 8 b. CHOICE OF 5 VARIETIES ZENRS OWN COOKED MEATS SLICED 175 g 78' PKG GENERIC NO -NAME BRAND SMOKED SAUSAGE PRIDE OF CANADA TENDER SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g PKG. 139 S HNEIDERS SLICED BEEF LIVER PREVIOUSLY -FROZEN s1.96/kg FRESHLY MADE MEDIUM GROUND BEEF $1 '4.14/kg • 81b. 250 SCHNEIDERS 6 VARIETIES SANDWICH STYLE MEAT ROLLS 8S? '3.95/k �� 79 9 Ib NO -NAME CHEESE FRANKFURTERS 375 g PK. f. G 28 - , ! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO 1 GRADE CALIFORNIA NEWLONG WHITE POTATOES 9 FRESH NOT FROZEN YOUNG ONTARIO PORK HOCKS '1 30/kg 59 Fig EA 2 i W STORE SLICED FRESH '5.05/119 COOKED HAM '2.291b. SCHNEIDERS CHICKEN OR LUNCHEON '5.49/kg COOKED MEATS'2.491b. MAPLE LEAF COIL STYLE • '4.39/kg POLISH SAUSAGEi1.991b: SNOPSYs CREAMY '2.60/kg COLE "SLAW '1.18 Ib. SPECIAL AT. 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ASSORTED FRESH TROPICAL PLANTS 3', ■ Prices effective until closing Tuesday, June 15 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH BEAN SPROUTS 1.30/kg PRODUCEMPET U.S.A.GRAPECAN, NOS . 1 RIO '2'62 kg ROROF FOR * FLOWERING REIGER 6 S BEGONIA BASKETS 8 POT 57.95 MONDAY, TUUSDAY & =MOAT 94 C.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9u9t00 P.M. SATURDAY $t314 D.M. r 14109.11.1.