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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-19, Page 3• Women's Missionary village on the highway will be mans, Jayne Arthur, Joanne sty • painted soon. Hickey and Yvonne Bean. The Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Plans were made for a musical assistant was Doris president of the Auburn " meeting near the end of August Naylor and the games helpers Presbyterian , Women's when, Mrs. Beth Lansing and were David Durnin, Sherry Missionary Society was in Mrs. Celia Taylor will give the Verbeek; Fred Hakkers, Diane charge of the July meeting held report on the Ontario Hor- de Graaf, Wayne McDowell at the home of Mrs. John ticultut•al Society annual and Larry Plaetzer. Hallam. meeting held at Guelph in After each class had presen- She opened with a call tt• June. Mrs. Taylor will show ` ted their program a film "A worship and the hymn, My God pictures of this and local views. new life for Candy" was shown. I Thank Thee. She welcomed Other members will also show Mrs. Ross Andrews spoke a few all- and the roll call was an- local pictures. Each member is words of appreciation, to Mrs. swered by a Bible verse con- asked to bring a floral Hallam and presented her with taining the word - Prayer. arrangement to this August a book. Mrs: Ronald Hallam, ' The devotional period was meeting. , ' the Sunday. School superinten taken by Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs. Robert Phillips will be dent thanked all who had she chose John 17 chapter for in charge of musical numbers assisted with the school which her scripture lesson. The and the lunch committee will had been a great success. - meditation - The Fruits of a ' • be Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Members of the Unit Three Prayer World was dosed with Dorothy Grange and Mrs. of alis.. U.C.W. provided mor - prayer. William Straughan. ning snacks With—helpers to The minutes of the previous Anglican Church Women serve it. meeting were accepted as read The July meeting of the Sty ' by the secretary, Miss Minnie Mar Anglican Church Social*sws Wagner. The- financial Women as held at the home. Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of statement was given by the • . of Mrs. Ed Davies. Mrs. Elmer London visited last week with treasurer, Mrs, Frances Clark. Trommer opened the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay. An offering waa taken and and welcomed the members in . Mrs. Hugh Bennett of Port presented to the Auburn Daily place of Mrs,. Davies. Albert, Mrs. Harry Arthur and Vacation School. The first hymn chosen was Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock atten- The study book on India was "The Church in the ,Wildwood" ded the funeral of. the late • taken by Mrs. Eleanor Brad- which was accompanied by Ronald Pentland at North Bay nock. She spoke on Indira Gan- Mrs. Celia Taylor,on the accor- last Tuesday. dhi and the Indian govern- dion. The topic was given by Mrs. Myrtle Munro . spent a ment, policies and problems: Mrs. Celia Taylor who chose few days recently at Homestead The offering- was received by three short talks on Confir- Heights cottage with her son Mrs. Clark and dedicated by mation, Preparation and Com- Mr. Robert Youngblut, Mrs. prayer by Mrs. Sanderson. The munion. Youngblut, Susan, Bruce and meeting was closed with the - Prayers were read by Mrs. Kristen.. of Toronto who were hymn, Thy .way not mine 0 John. Deer and the General on vacation there. Lord and the benediction. A Thanksgiving was said by all. Mrs. Frances Clark spent a dainty lunch' was served by- Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell gave few days last weekend with Mrd Mrs. Hallam, assisted by Mrs. a reading entitled- The Roads. and Mrs. J.A. McIntosh and Roy Daer,_The hymn - What a Friend we Miss Margo at Port Stanley. have in Jesus vas sung after Mrs. Cliff Bastla of London which the Mission Theme was visited a few days last week given by Mrs. Donald Cart- with her sister Mrs. Ed Davies wright who chose the reading- and Mr. Davies. Paper Dolls.. ° . Mr. and Mrs. Robert The travelling apron received Youngblut and family of a , penny for each letter in Toronto visaed last week with Dominion of Canada and the nthe former's mother,, Mrs. Myr- - roll call was answered- by tle Munro. naming a province that each Miss Barbara Sanderson of member n -had visited. . Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, George The business section of the' Twenty Fifth , Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ar- cl}ambault were the guests of honour at their 25 wedding an- niversary celebration on Satur- day' June 30. The family, Douglas `• and friend Cheryl Graham of St Marys, Brenda and Don Parker of Goderich, , Rick and Marilyn at home, treated them to a dinner and dance which was held in the Clinton Legion Hall. A corsage of pink roses and a white boutonniere were pinned on the guests of honour. Rick proposed a toast. Mr. and Mrs. Archambault were presented with gifts and Mr. Cliff"Saurr- dercock presented a special gift from ° the Legion. A smorgasbord lunch was enjoyed ---,with a three tiered wedding cake. Friends attended from Sarnia, Clinton, Goderich, Auburn, Walton, St. Marys, Londesboro, Brucefield and Kenora. Horticultural Society Mrs. Kenneth Scott,president of the Auburn Horticultural Society, presided for the July Executive meeting in the Town Hall last *Thursday evening. She welcomed all and thanked everyone ,for cards sent while she was ill also to Mrs. Dorothy Grange who had conducted the meeting` was presided over by the president,' Mrs. . Elmer Trommer. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the . secretary, Mrs. • John Daer. The financial ,tstaterrmnt ,was, given by, the treasurer, Mrs. 'Phomas Haggitt. As there was very little business to discuss,,the meeting dosed with the -hymn, Abide with me. A number of articles were brought for auction, the auc- tioneer being Mrs. Tommer. A -lunch was served by Mrs. Cliff Bastlaof London, sister, of Mrs. -Davies assisted by Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. _: Bible School Parents and friends filled Knox United Church for the closing service of the Daily Vacation Bible School last Friday evening. Pastor , Alfred Fry presitted and Miss- l7oris Naylor 'was at the piano. last meeting. - The theme of the school was Mrs. Scott thanked all those "We Look to Jesus" with Mrs. who had worked on the flower- Brian Hallam as the leader of beds and stated how beautiful the school. The leaders who they ail were. The minutes of werein charge of the different the previous meeting were ac- age groups were - Mrs. Ross cepted as read by the secretary, Andrews, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Beth Lansing. It was Mrs. Gerald McDowell, Mrs. reported that the old minute Peter Verbeek, Mrs. Brian books had been ` found and Mustard and Mrs. Brian would be placed in the Library Hallam. room. A District Workshop. was Craft leaders were Trudy discussed and the secretary was Machan, Barbara Empey, Faye instructed to write Mrs. Seers, Wanda Plaetzer and William Klie for more infor- Arva Ball. The. helpers were mation. The AUBURN letters Janet Cook, Wendy Beavin, at both approaches to the Lynn Turner, Andrew Koop- Robb and infant son of London and Mr. and Mrs. Paul John- ston of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. .Mr Daryl Ball recently spent • a week in Minnesota where he ., chaperoned a bus load of -4-I-1 excl}ange delegates from Bruce County. Miss Tracy Schmidt and Master Brent Schmidt of Burlington are holidaying with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills. Mr. and Mrs: Sam Russel of Don Mills visited last week for a few' days with Mrs. Myrtle Mfinro. Mr, Lundy McKay of Scar- boro visited last week with his sister, Mrs. Willialn Moss and Mr. Moss. Mr: and Mrs. Stanley Ball accompanied -their son Daryl to Toronto Airport Friday evening where he left by Laker Airlines - for a three weeks vacation in the British Isles. - -The sympathy of this com- munity is extended to Mr. and. Mrs. Allan Craig on the death of her father, the late Mr. Jack Scruton of Clinton. Mr. Steven Popko sand 'Mrs. Iola Ridderhouse of London visited last Sunday with Mr. and- Mrs. Robert Phillips. resident of North Bay sip 1948. In1949 he married the for- mer Vivian E. traughan of Auburn. He was a retired salesman associated with Pen- tland Barber Supplies of North Bay. Besides his wife he is sur- vived by one sister, Xis. Margaret Pritchard, of Toronto and five- brothers, Allan,North +bay, LaVerne, Detroit,- Ben of London, Frank and Wilfred of Dungannon. The service took place -at Martyn's Funeral home with burial in Terrace Lawn cemetery, North Bay. b+ tl Pendulum Players, a young people's theatrical group from Goderich, held their opening night for the summer season at the Harbour Park bandshell on Saturday evening. A crowd of about 100 was on hand for the performances, of "Box and Cox" and the "Red Key". "Performances will only be held on Tuesday and Saturday nights so as to not interfere with any other activities which 'may be going on around the town", according to Markson. He also stated "the players. were disappointed in the 45ounty's refusal to grant per- mission to use the jail yard again this year but that is over ° and done with and I wish that they would . get going on the assessment office addition so - diet Pendulum can move back into the jail for next year's per- formances." Performances begin at ,, 7:30, on Tuesdays and Satur- days. NO Tlw Pendulum Plan summer theatre began last Saturday Park Tuesday and Saturday nights. 'Thep night. This year the performances are being held at Harbour pithily volunteer. -(Staff-Photo)' Pendulum Playprs. first set gvari 13y Shirley 'J. Keller The second season of Pen- dulum Players began this week with two varied offerings, Box and Cox, a'comedy; and The* Red Key, a drama. '.The group is performingin a new outdoor location this sum mer. Harbor Park is the setting since the large courtyard at the former Huron'ounty Jail' was - refused to the Players for at least this' season due to the propoed construction at the Huron -Perth Regional Assessment office next door. . Although the acoustics at Harbor Park -are far from,those at the excellent theatre -like jail courtyard, the performers in these first two one -act plays could be heard_ relatiyely well above the usual din and clatter of the neighborhood. Box and Cox by John Mad- dison Morton is a . delightful script which features a fast- moving series of events which keeps the audience happily 'en- tertained - from beginning to end.- Mark nd.-Mark Riley as John Box -and Lawrence Cox as° James Cox were'strong and well-balanced, in their roles. Although Shelly Grange had a rather' insignificant part as Mrs. Bouncer, the landlady, she brought the character alive with her voice, facial ex- ,.-pressions and on-stage movetnents. Director of the play was -Liza Williams, w a Bayfield summer resident who also worked for The Goderich Signal -Star two summers ago. Greg Markson directed the second show, The Red Key by Charles Emery. A Goderich favorite, Tony McQuail portrayed Nicholas -in his usual confident manner and Linda Carman as Karen, his young lover, was suiiabl and charming. The real star of the Kate Williams who gave rate' performance as Nicholas' . emotionally sister. Kate, a real•life Liza, showed a maturity role which is surprising' a yputhful actress perf in summer amateur is to be hoped audi see more of this young 1 summer. The ,most remarkable about Pendulum Players (continued on pogo' ii 8(8 ant ly he 111 a 15 cl 13 uli n.1 dn' 'O Sf ill Clearance SALE COMPLETE STOCK REDUCTIO EVERYTHING MUST GO! Entire Stock .of Summer Shoes Will Be Sacrificed At Fri Pi Sal l]F Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of Amherstburg visited last Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs.,William Straughart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Noble nee- . Eleanor Monck of .Londori visited recently with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies " Mr. and Mrs:' Ben Hamilton visited- on the weekend ,,with Mr. and Mrs, Luther Morley at Aisle Craig. . Masters Paul - Helesic, of Goderich, and David Rodger of R.R. 1 Auburn are visiting with their grandparents 'Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger of R.R. 2 Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. Clare Rodger of Goderich visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Mr. Benson Walters of - Toronto spent the weekend with. his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Grange. Master Scott Rodger, sen of' Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rodger had the misfortune to have bones fractured in his foot in an accident at his home last. week. Mrs. Gordon Wall of Wifigham visited last Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arth%r and family: RONALD A. PENTLAND Funeral services were held last Tuesday July. 10 for Ronald A. Pentland of North Bay who passed away after, a 'short illness" He was born near Dungan - nos on March 3, 1913, the son ,o( the Iatsr Mr. and Mrs. Alex ' Pentland, He had been a WE -HAVE A TABLE NOW ON -DISPLAY WOMEN'S . SANDALS . ALL REDUCED BELOW COST. Oaf In. and ovoid 'Ow nsA1. ,� MyN ati't ids It this week REMEMBER 'NiXT wEEt, IS SIDEWALK SAIE.INEEK '.