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Mrs. Della McGee,
Meneset Park was hostess on
_for the annual.
meeting of the Past Noble
Grands Club of Goderich
Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Percy Blundell
presided for the opening ode
and prayer and a short
business ,session. She thanked.
everyone for the co-operation
she received during her term
in office.
Mrs, G. Morley conducted
the nominations for the new
slate of officers which are as
follows: Mrs. P. Blundell,
past president; Mrs. Amelia
Straughan, president; Mrs.
H. Larder first vice-
president; Mrs, R. Bridle,
second vice-president; 'Mrs.
Mac .Fritzley., r.eecardirig
secretary; Mrs. 1 Harnack,
-treasurer; Mrs. E. Sitter,
corresponding secretary;
Mrs. R. Hayden, Chaplain;
Mrs. G. .Roope, Marshal:
Mrs. P. Blundelbl, Mrs. G.
Morley, finance; Mrs. .R.
Snazel, Mrs" C. Moore and
Miss Edna Driver, telephone
convenors; Mrs. A.
Osbaldeston, Mrs. C. Crozier,
Mrs. N. MacPhee, visiting
convenors; Mrs. G. Fuller
and Mrs. D. McGee, auditors;
Mrs. P. Bowra, press.
During the year the sick
and shut-ins are remembered
with flowers, gifts and visits"
from the club.
A:few games ...of, .,50,a. were:,.
played with prizes going- to
Mrs. Larder and Mrs.
McGee.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
I. Harnack, Mrs. A. Gauley, -
Mrs. H. MacPhee, Mrs. R.
Snazel, Mrs. A. Straughan.
Mrs. James Horton was
unable to attend but stressed
her thanks for the many
kindnesses shown to her
during her long illness.
Mrs. Straughan thanked
the hostess for inviting the
club to her lovely new home.
The September meeting
will be held at the Orange
Hall.
Maul Carroll of 131 Goderich
street in Seaforth received
his Master of Education at
the University of Toronto
convocation on June 8. He is
thea, son. of Mr. and Mrs,
Howard Carroll of Goderich.
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CWL councils
holdjoint..
meeting in area
Three councils of the
Catholic Women's League
held a joint meeting on
Monday June 6 in St. Joseph's
Hall, Kingsbridge. Forty-five
ladies from St. Mary's
Lucknow, St. Augustine and
St' Joseph's, Kingsbridge
gathered to hear a report of
the annual diocesan con-
vention. The guest speaker
was Mr. Adrian Keet of
Wingham.
Father Dentinger opened
the meeting with a scripture
reading and prayer. Co-
chairing the meeting were
Mrs. Mary Boyle, St.
Augustine; Mrs. Gertrude
Leddy, Lucknow and Mrs.
Marion Austin, Kingsbridge,
Mrs.' Pete MacDonald,
Lucknow gave an interesting
report on the diocesan con-
vention which was held in
Chatham .on May 10 and 11,
The theme of the convention
was, The Great Voice of God
Cries out for the Fullness of
Life.
In welcoming the ladies to
the convention, Mrs. P.J.
Belanger, C.W.L. President
of the London diocese,
stressed the importance of
family life. "She stated that
C.W.L. members across
Canada now numbered
108,000 with London diocese
having the largest mem-
bership with 15,000. s
In his message to , the
convention, Bishop Sherlock
said that though the C.W.L.
must certainly keep fighting
for the Right Life, other areas
must not be forgotten. There
is a responsibility to help
educate, feed and clothe the
less fortunate, C.W.L. must
always realize the im-
portance of missionary work,
recognize the rights of all
people and live what the
C.W.L. professes.
Father Spencer, C.W.L.
spiritual director, also
stressed the need for all to get
involved, not only in . social
functions, but in the many
areas where help is needed.
He told C.W.L. members to
live up to the expectations of
the convention theme.
Mrs. Jackie Snyder, guest
speaker at the banquet chose
as her theme; Love your
neighbour as yourself.
Following the convention
report, Mrs. Marion Austin
introduced the guest speaker,
Adrian Keet. Mr. Keet gave a
most interesting report of his
walk from Wingham to
Ottawa for the Festival of
Life, a distance of 325 miles.
What Mr. Keet had taken on
as more or less a sacrifice on
his part, turned out to be
anything but that. This isn't
to say that he didn't suffer"
discomfort. There were cold
rainy days to contend with
and at 'times very painful
feet. However the walk was
one of the greatest ex-
periences of his life and most
enriching.
The single unpleasant
episode he encountered was
bottles being thrown at him
from a passing car. Except
for this one incident, all the
people he met on his journey
were most eager to help him
in any way. He was always
offered free lodging and
meals. Mr. Keet felt very
strongly that the majority of
people are pro-life and are
deeply concerned about
abortion and euthanasia,
Mr. Keet was thanked and
presented with a cheque by
Mrs. Mark Dalton. Mrs. Mary
Boyle a 'pressed thanks on
behalf of St. Marys and .St.
Augustine councils.
Father Dentinger spoke
briefly, reinforcing the need
of a positive attitude in, the
Right to Life struggle. Father
then closed the meeting with
prayer.
Lunch and a social hour
followed. The evening ended
with a plant sale.
Michael Joseph Boyle, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Boyle of
't. Augustine received his
Honors Bachelor of Arts in
History at the convocation of
the University of Western
Ontario on June 6. Mike was a
member of the senate at
1 W.O. during the past year.
He is a graduate of St.
Joseph's school in
Kingsbridge and G.D.C.I. He
is presently employed in
Calgary, Alberta but hopes to
continue his education in the.
fall.
Rehearsals
starting
Activity at the Playhouse
near Grand Bend increased
tenfold this week as
rehearsals began for "Plaza
Suite", the first show of the
season.
The lead actors are Aileen
Taylor Smith, James Hobson,
-.Judith Dagley and
Christopher Benson.
Miss Smith's stage credits
includes performances at
Redlight Theatre, Theatre
New Brunswick, Centaur
Theatre, and playing such
roles as "Blanche" in "A
Streetcar Named Desire"
and Linda Lohmon in "Death
of a Salesman' : at the
Playhouse she played
Amanda in "The Glass
Menerie",
Mr. Hobson, making his
debut at the Playhouse,
appeared on Broadway in
"Fiddler on the Roof", "Most
Happy Fellow and
"Mah'agony",
r1(4. Dagley appeared most
recently on the Anne Murray
Super Special and King of
Kensington. Her theatrical
experience includes "Cooler
Near the Lake" for Second
City in Chicago and "The
"Bald Soprano", "Love for
Love,''' and Lysistrada for the
Chicago Repertory Company.
Mr. Benson appeared as
Andy in "Star Spangled Girl"
and Jack Mumberly in the
"Mumberly Inheritance" at
the Playhouse in 1976.
Two acting apprentices,
Jeannette Lambermont and
Robert Parsons will complete
the cast. Both are senior
students at York University
School of Performing Arts.
James Murphy, Artistic
Director for the Playhouse
will direct the six actors in
the Neil Simon Comedy whigp
will open the 1977 Festival of
Summer Theatre on Tuesday,
.July 5.
We would like to announce the opening of
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