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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-08-05, Page 14PAGE 6. A° -GO.D:I'.ICITSlGltt':I;I.TS`1AT;,'!%IUR DAY, AUGUST 5, 1976 yZr Michael Madden of Goderich was awarded a plaque as the 'most promising organ playerat the. Academy of Musical Arts Festival held in Sarnia last week. Htt N.E°:Ll iiiiRotivIEw �Yan der Ende studio opensthis weekend. BY MARTHA RATHZ3URN •Mr,. and Mrs. A.B. Van der Ende of RIf2, Goderich, are not really newcomers to the Godericharea. • A few years ago they bought the rolling t 0 acres with a fine, stream, a good . sugar .bush and a shell of the farm house built about 1843 The beautiful brick.. and the. wide window .sills of the three Dick Roorda led the Clinton Five residents entertained ChriSt•i-an----32 s g at the t lent .ni.ht''shoW at service .on Sunday. evening. ' Pinelake Camp' on e Mrs. Elsie Henderson , • ac- nesday evening .Mrs.'„Elsie companied at the piano.. Henderson,: Norim•an Speir, The program scheduled for N-elson Lear, Morgan Dalton.. ' the front lawn on Family and Anderson Scott provided celled vocal'.:.;and., instrumental• _.,;.ta , .----.m r_= -. •tiers.- - — .. most T3owever, residents enjoyed getting out The: residents enjoyed. . an to:see the flowersend have an aftern.00n of organ on evening outdoors.. Thursday -with Ed Stiles at . onOr.a, The annual outdoor games '.the console •and"vocal solosty were. .held on Wednesday. Mrs. Betty Rogers. °. - for afternoon and included.'rel'ay'. • The weather was ideal races; . wheels. of fortune the Women's barbecue on games provided, arid operated : Monday and for Special Care --- the: Clinton Lions' Club: on Friday. ' Many tharikis to Hugh -F' lynn, • P Walls left standing; were the: deciding factors in rebuilding the,house. With a -great deal of hard work and "T.L.C," all the beauty and comforts needed -for- algrowing. faniily_.ot four sturdy boys was more or less . completed about five • years ago. :. Mr. Van'•der Ende came to Canada in 1,951 from Holland �sifh tiv NATO pilots rif • France; Belgium and Holland to train with the R.C.A,F. stationed at Centralia, not far from Goderich. - • He int his wife Glennis who lived in London, -at . a : 'party] for the `-`boys' at the French Club, of London., They fell in love with -this area too. Grennis later .made a'trip to England - and then to Holland spending a fee months with isticated F this week at t -week-'s x__.r'n 1:i.iGlsiug f.�st • •we..e musical, productibn of• ,The B'oyfriend,' Wag a . huge. 'site - Cess at at the • Huron Country - Playhouse. • Attendance records were broken "every ...: perormance'of the run at the Grand Bend.theatre: Opening and closing nights were completely sold • out, .with large crowds for the Thursday and Friday` niglit-- performances, and the biggest audience .so far at the new Wednesday and -Satur- day matinees begun this season:. • This -week; tt'-s-Waltz-of-Ehe Toreadors by;Jean Annouilh. It is a: blustery, comic Aries' family . learning the, 1 n gttage and learning to love these fine, industrious people. After the war the. Van der Endes settled . in London) where Mtn. Van has been with the Somerville .Industries •-Ltd-:-,, for -many .years.. Ii1 hopes to retire soon from • commuting • back and forth to London and settledown to serious' painting and teaching. me� Dose bedroom .• "farce • about. a General whofancies himself— quite '-a °toreador with :the ladies. His wife, an invalid, :. spends all her: time abusing him verbally,. and . his two plain daughters bore him to tears. Then Mlle. de Ste-Euverte, a •beautiful, woman who has guarded her vii"t1.ie ever since a ,magical . waltz with the General many •yearsbefore, returns to claim his love. He evades the issue, and she, in despair, turns, to ' the General's priggish young secretary, and •awake`ns ,him to the pleasures of L'amour. It also evolves that the local doctor'sfrecro_eni•vxsits, to the wife have not..been entirely: medical in scope ...and on it goes. The playinvolves'moments of riotous comedy, :amazing husband and wife 4tug-o '- wars, and elusive moments of straightforward,, spiritual dot. The Huroun eC.ountry. Playhouse production of He• has .11ee,n painting ,for; over 25'' years.- but only seriously in the last ten years, , Last year - Art Mart, Goderich," was his first time • to show and sell his work, He, went on to other shows after .. this,;and-•tliis-.year-besides Art _. Martalsoshowed in Seaforth, Ripley. The Komoke, and • District Show held in , Mt. Brydges ,and other area shows. Last, year 'he built 'a workshop barn which also houses his studio. • The Van dere Ende's. fine, home on:file-sixth coneession- is a good three miles from Highw-ay.8 through beautiful rolling countryside where they will be holding Open' House Saturday and Sunday; August 7 and 8:- any hour - for. •the opening of the New Studio elude Playhouse regulars and gallery.•.. rtr ed Tea ` ill' be served-,• :M E.�cans..<::w�o:'..po . a`..,; ,,...._ ,_._. ,-. the villain in The Murnb.erly -weather permitting on tile' Inheritance, and .Truli.e• spacious beneath - d N c Palk beautiful ol°d trees two more of -the cast from, the - melodrama. Larry Lewis, a newcomer to. the Grand BendTstage. pQrtrays ..the secretary, and Ann de Villiers- returns, after a two, year absence, to -play Mlle. de Ste-Euverte. Bar- bera Young,. Playhouse musical director,. has ' the cameo role of . the village •dress maker who is• the General's ..sometime bed- mate. The Playhouse production• is an extremely sdpliisticated'. 'French '.farce,' and is' not recommended for• children._• The romantic entanglements are many, but the moments of high comedy, andeven slapstick hum_ our, are almost,." non-stop. Performances are Wed- nesday to Saturday evenings at 8:30 (Augusf 4-7), with a" preview matinee Wednesday at 2:,00, and a.special. matinee Waltz of the Toreadors• performance Saturday at f Canada's 4 00. DGE... - 6 .FLDYD LD Jane Anna.' Bisset, 'youngest daughter of A;vice Bisset, has completed;; her nurses' training at St. Joseph's, Hospital campus of Fan shawe College in London, Ontario. Jane ° vt11 eontinUe t education, aTl.,.,_...:,..v her• ed i.. • . University. • of Windsor .in September. look for this sign on Hamilton St. features two o , • outstanding ;stage , per The, production will . be • : �ti ¢� E 5. Vo l2 n:. ._:Cha :man:taken. ::to Owen So d .:::.nets ,:. Verso .. ,.....1? .. __._�,..... ..-- • for• ... ._:.. 3S West: treet • Goderich, Ontario 524-2Q11 • P.O..Box 307 Bill Fleischauer.and HarveyJohnston ofthe Lions' Club and; all those- who assisted with the afternoon's activities. Help 9OuHe►artFund Un C•H:A.RTEJjED A.0 OUNTANTS.• .. .. �-- arid Aileen 1 ay for Smith •"' • Mr. . ,Chapman has been performance only . Sunday,- b y f actively involved with. August 8, at 8:00 p.m. ° - --• 1i11lyis ° n . Canadian television since i • • °inception in Canada in 1952, owN A performed regularly n:theii4�th • •Mr,_and • Mrs. Floyd,Lodge.' the home. of son Jim an d his anniversary on ' the 'Wayne' and Shuster were: weekend guests: of their.: wife Phyllis. daughter, and •gon-in-law,, Laurel,. and John Torlov of London. All their- family gathered fpr a dinner party on Saturday evening to Honor their parents 40th, wedding,' anniversary. Friend 'of many years and- former valued business • 'associate Art Curry and. Mrs. Currywere also in the party and were later entertained at LADIES' 'WEAR LTD.;• SHOPPER'S . SQUARE GODERICH On Sunday ,the annual Lodge picnic , reunion' was held. et. their. daughter's.:. home. Sons Jim. and Jtihn, and wives Phyllis and Sharon.' and little . granddaughters *. Jennifer, and Jael were . all present -- Sister-in-law—Ruth ",`Sister-in-law "Ruth (Mrs. Harland:), 'f•,bdge and her • daughter 'and sons • and four grandchildrenattended from Owen Sound, -Waterloo and Toronto. ' .- •Debbie le Barker'graduated on' t•1•1r011.1111r11111r11111111•111W July 27th front the Diploma Nurse Program of Fanshawe • College.' • Victoria Campus, 11. London. °Debbie is the :daughter Of Ray and Dorothy • Barker, Goderich. 'SNE. WEEK.. 1:L i 1111 W. J. Denomme . FLOWER So 1 1 ,n I~ unt,��,'°Your BUILDING CS�, ,- t tr 35 South st.' . , t1OiOERICH -• 52A -130h . 11i1�1E■1I�IihlEn111111 lirlllll . Beautify your neighbourhood. Get out on the street. Take 4.,walk. naIllWanroni: 1t:,lk a l,I , k, link,!'.• "° DECORATIVE MIRRORS IN ITOCK Phone' 5i4-9132 DAY OR Nlc�r��r .A9'.nt for 24 -hr. FILM DIiVELQPIN4 .01fi•.►11YKMI,Y�.Ya•Y�•i•WiJY1., #04•4#•‘#........ • • shows for. many years, and he has appeared on ° all major. Canadian . tetevision __ drama series,, Ms., Taylor - Smith ,.is a returning Playhouse veteran, and is perhaps best known to area audiences for "her' ,stunning ' .portr;ayal of Amanda inlast year's The Glass Menagerie. This past winter season, she has per- • formed at Centaur, Theatre, Montreal, Sudbury Theatre Centre, and The Red Light Theatre,.Toronto.-. • • Other cast members in- • ' Rusty- Ormandy; , .sof Goderich' and.his partner Karen Osborne once again. won•. the Gold medal at the Stamford • International Summer. Dance Competition held in NiagaraFOS over the past weekend. ' Competing for the first time in Junior level, Rusty and his partner have now won all levels of: the Stamford Competition. - " Rusty is currently spending eight' weeks training' in St. Thomas where he is on the ice about eighthours a day., - HURCH PICtUCS-FAMILY. REUNIONS Feed 30-50-7e0 or• Just 'Take Along. ColonetSanderS •ao �t- yourself„ r ti A. B or xpetso Youet everything you need for a great outing --- 3ipieces of'Kentucky :Fried Chicken for everyone, salads, a slice of Grecian Bread for each, serving spoons, bread trays, plates and forks, serviettes, wet towels, a table cloth and even a disposable carton to clean up af- terwards, Just give us two hours notice, then come and get it, Col. Sanders Recipe 4. • tilt/CIOatft • . COMPANY A CANA1SlAN Colonel Sanders rind his boys make if "Finger lickin” good"' ... at the ,,5 Points - _EigIII Ave., GODERICH Ronald L x.. McDonald CH ARTERED•'ACCOUNTANT 39 St. David St., 524-6253 Goderich. Ontario BELL OPTOMETRIST. 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