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To commemorate the District A9 Lions convention held in Goderich over the
weekend, the Goderich Lions club donated a red maple tree to the town.
Planting the tree by the court house are parks chairman John Dougherty,
Mayor Harry Worsell, Lions president Paul Rivers and parks foreman
Peter Spain. (photo by Cath Wooden)
.Actresses were superb...
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inexperiencedper-
formers.
In his first appearance
on the GLT stage, Dr.
Ken Lambert as Helen's
father earned' much
respect. Though he forgot
some lines. on opening.
night, he gave the part so
much honesty and charm
that, the little lapse of
memory was hardly
noticed by the audience.
Anna Melski as •Mrs.
Keller was also good. She
showed a mother's
compassion in her eyes
and. in^ her facial ex-
pression' which added
greatly to the per-
formance.
Young Mike Donnelly
as James and' Kathy
Jenkins as Aunt Ev.
provided just the right
amount of comic relief.
Donnelly was well cast as
son and Kathy Jenkins
was just perfect as the
southern lady who would
• rather ignore life than
experience it.
Others in the cast in-
clude Paul Howe, Jen-
nifer Peters, Susan
M Murphy, Deb Ried, Del
Almeida, Cindy Sully,
Sandy Lane, Shirley Hall,
Julie Meyers, Tom
Donnelly, Pat Donnelly,
Anne Coulter and
Maureen Penn.
Stage designer Mike
Scott did a fine job of
laying out the com-
plicated set. The cast
moved easily from the
diningroom to the out-
doors to the bedroom to
the cottage -it without
oorrfusing thea-di-erree-.
Lighting for the play
was tricky and on a
couple of occasions on
opening night, the cast,
was mistakenly left in
darkness. But the flaws
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were only minor and in
general, the lighting
effects helped the
audience make the switch
naturally and pleasantly
from one location to
another.
Jim Mulhern was in
charge of lighting,
assisted by Jim Keller.
Margaret McMillan in
charge of wardrobe
dressed the cast for the
19th century play, and
audience's will be im-
pressed by the beauty of
the cloth,es. -scene on
stage, especially those
worn by Maguire and
Melski.
Sound effects by Leslie
Hogan and Kirk Hogan
were perhaps the
weakest link in the
'performance openiing
night. However, there
was one report that some
equipment had failed to
arrive in ,.time for
Thursday evening's show
and sound effects were
hastitfy improvised.
One should not write a
review of this play
without commenting on
the director. Philip',...
J.McMillan, a teacher at
GDCI, knew his cast and
brought •out the. bestin
them. There's no doubt
the direction of Philip
McMillan willbe an
important asset to GLT
as it moves into the
future..
Apartments proposed
1NCARI Y 1TE - Two
four -storey apartment
buildings could be built
near Sutton Park if the
town's planning board
and the council accepts a
rezoning request from a
Kitchener firm.
Monmar Development
Limited wants to build
two 40 foot buildings with
112 rental units of one and •
two^ h7droam apart-
ments.
The new proposal
discounts a 1976 plan to
build a six -storey project
there.
Harry Poch, who is
representing the
developer, explained that
the original townhouses
planned for that land
"are not marketable at
this time." Apartments in
Kincardine have a no
vacancy rate and the
rental for apartments
would be Tess than for the
townhouses, he said. Mr.
Poch also pointed out that
the developer is looking
to a transient population
to house the new project.
"We personally invite you
to come to Clinton to
shop - and compare - on
your next furniture purchase"
Cornoore select.on quality price and
service Yov can buy the best for less at
Boil g Mtgtch Come browse through our
vost selection of fine home furnishings
We feel you II be pleasantly sur•
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Lions are avid collectors of pins from various clubs,
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opportunities for the trading and purchasing of
pins. Here, Lloyd Horst from Neustadt, and John
Bjerg and Hank Bonte fromyVanastra inspect the
selection. (photo by Cath Wooden)
fine markets... of fine foods
Zehlrs to open
WINCH - About 70
peopler- i,il be hired for
pal't-time worlt at a new
Zehrs store in Wingham.
Over 450 people applied
for work at the xtew store;
which will open onJ,ne3.
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