HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-05-25, Page 27Victoria Street United Church in Goderich is 100 years old this year'so the U.C.W. held a
Centennial Spring Flowers Tea and Bake Sale in the church basement last Wednesday
afternoon in honor of the occasion. Here, Velma Linfield of the U.C.W. serves guest,
Bernice Stanbury a cup of tea. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
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Mrs. Mabel Price of R.R. 2 Clinton (left) and Mrs. Victor Boyce of Goderich enjoy a cup of
tea at Victoria Street U.C.W.'s Centennial Spring Flowers Tea and Bake Sale held in the
church basement last Wednesday afternoon. The tea was held in honor of .the church's
100th anniversary and Mrs. Price, a member of Victoria Street U.C.W. before moving to
Clinton, wears a 100 year old dress and bonnet in recognition of the occasion. (Photo by
Joanne Walters)
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In honor of Victoria Street United Church's 100 anniversary in Goderich, the U.C.W. held a
Centennial Spring Flowers Tea and Bake Sale last Wednesday afternoon in the church
basement. Here, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoy of the U.C.W. serves guest Elsie Moore. (Photo by
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ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1978—PAGE 9A
Judy Savoy at Playhouse
WI learns about micro oven
Mrs. A. Schram, President
of the Goderich Branch of the
Women's Institute, opened
the May meeting with the Ode
and the Collect. Mrs. F.
Hawkins presided at the
piano.
Roll call, .What new
product have you tried
recently and liked, was an-
swered by 18 members and
four visitors. Minutes,
treasurer's report and
communications weregiven
by Mrs. D. Riehl.
Communications included
an invitation to the Open
House of the Group Home for
Mentally Handicapped Adults
on Wednesday, May 17; an
invttation'to Ethel'W.I.'s 75th
anniversary on May 31; and
an invitation to the 'Huron -
view Blossom Tea on May 31.
The District Annual Rally
will be held at Nile on Mon-
day, May 29. Delegates will
be Mrs. A. Schram, Mrs. A.
Holmes, Mrs. N. Clairmont
and Mrs. D. Riehl.
Mrs. A. Schram gave a
most informative report on
the convention held in
Waterloo in May at which she
was a delegate.
Mrs. M. MacKenzie gave a
report on plays to be held in
PUBLIC MEETING
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1978
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7:00 P.M.
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GUEST SPEAKER: MR. HARRY WORSELL
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Sponsored by:
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Blyth this coming season.
Then the national anthem and
W.I. Grace were sung to close
the meeting.
Mrs. J. Blake, program
convener, introduced Mrs. E.
Rivett, who gave a very in-
teresting demonstration on
cooking with micro -wave
ovens. Mrs. A. Wilkins
thanked Mrs. Rivett and
presented her with 'a gift.
Mrs. J. Ryan and hostesses
served lunch.
James Murphy, Artistic
Director for the Huron
Country Playhouse, an-
nounced recently that
CFPL's Judy Savoy has
accepted an invitation to
appear in. the Playhouse
production, Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath. Miss Savoy will
appear in the part of a gossip
columnist who, while getting
the scoop, gets entangled in a
hilarious menage a trials.
Miss Savoy appeared on
stage in a number of
productions before becoming
involved in radio and TV.
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath
is the twenties entry of the
Playhouse 1978 Festival of
Summer Theatre which
salutes six decades. Co-
authored by Charles Bell, a
prominent Hamilton lawyer,
the play became a smash hit
on Brodaway and later
became a Hollywood film
starring Buster Keaton.
Remaining a favorite
throughout the twenties, the
play then fell into, obscurity.
The Playhouse will give the
famous old play its first
showing in perhaps 40 or 50
years.
The production, the second
of the Playhouse season,
opens for a one week run
beginning July 18.
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