The Huron Expositor, 1996-07-24, Page 12Forthcoming Marriage
McCone - Preszcator
The parents of.
Melanie McCone
and
Michael Preszcator
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
children.
The marriage will take place
on Saturday August 10. 1996
at the Wesley -Willis United
• Church, Clinton, Ont.
Open Reception to follow at
the Clinton Community
Centre at 9 p.m.
12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, July 24, 1995
Entertainment
The play where nothing happens
BY DAVID SCOTT
Expositor Editor
What's there to say about a
play which has been
described as being about
nothing?
Samuel Beckett's Waiting
for Godot which opened July
7 at Stratford Festival's Tom
Patterson Theatre "jettisons
everything by which we rec-
ognize theatre," wrote
English critic Kenneth
Tynan. "It arrives at the cus-
tomhouse, as it were, with no
luggage, no passport, and
nothing to declare; yet it gets
through, as might a pilgrim
from Mars."
What happens in this play?
Well, two derelictcharacters,
Vladimir (Tom McCamus)
and Estragon (Stephen
Ouimette) pass the time by
any means they can - telling
stories and jokes, singing,
role-playing - while they wait
for Godot. And who is
Godot? Well, we're not sure.
He could be a metaphor for
God or, well, who knows...
"Nothing happens, nobody
comes, nobody goes, it's
awful!" complains Estragon.
But a fcw people do show up.
Pozzo (James Blendick) and
Lucky (Tim MacDonald).
Pozzo is the cruel master of
Lucky, who is no more than a
slave - until he begins to talk
or "think out loud." And then
it's hard to get him to stop.
And what does he talk about?
Well, it's hard to explain. It's
sort of an echo of the mean-
ingless chatter of life and the-
ories on how we are like we
are and other ambiguous
things that I'm being ambigu-
ous about.
The play deals with or
doesn't deal with the mean-
ingless or meaning in life.
But there's a lot to be drawn
from Waiting for Godot about
the frivolousness of life and
how we while away our time.
All of the cast docs a great
job doing whatever they do.
Successful lawn bowling
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club held another
successful tournament on
Sunday, July 21. Neil and
Edna Bell were the winners
of the day with 3w + 53 op 2.
Second place went to Jack
and Marie Muir with 3w +
42. Third was Lee Ryan and
Carol Carter 3w + 41 op 8;
fourth was Jack and Mary
Fisher of Lucknow with 3w +
41. Two game winners were
Joe and Elsie .McGill of
Sarnia; Jean Piper and partner
of Kitchener, Art Finlayson
and Diane March, Robt.
Thompson and Doris
Hackney of Exeter and
Consolation prize Reg Near
and Marilyn Lancaster, St.
Marys.
In out of town tournaments
Fred and Betty Tilley placed
4th at Clinton and 2nd at
Exeter Mixed Pairs. In
Brussels M. Trebles Jack and
Marie Muir and Olive Papple
were two game winners.
Thursday will he Ladies
Pairs at the Seaforth Greens
sponsored by Neil and Edna
Bell.
Last week's results
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club saw 14 greens
in play last Wednesday at a
mixed pairs tournament.
Winners were Bob
Thompson and Doris
Hackney of Exctcr (3w+40).
Second went to Jack and
Marie Muir of the home club
(3w+37). Third was Henry
and Mary Drachenbcrg,
Exeter with Don and Doris
Sibley of Woodstock placing
4th. Neil and Edna Bell and
Fred and Betty Tilley'were
fifth and sixth respectively,
and Lou and Audrey Cundari
of St. Marys placed 7th.
Eighth went to Neil
Beuerman and Dorothy
McCluskic while the
Consolation prize went to
Robert McKinley and Jean
Shillington, Clinton.
On Thursday two ladies
pairs were at Clinton for their
rescheduled ladies tourna-
ment. Eileen Adamson and
Ann Knight were two -game
winners.
Two teams also bowled at
London's Thistle Club on
Thursday in the Rose Bowl
tournament with Lee Ryan
and Carol Carter winning
three games and placing
third.
Friday evening saw 15
greens in play in an optional
singles tournament. Our club
secretary Neil Beuerman
received a vote of thanks
from all present for his
efforts in obtaining a sponsor
and also for the delicious
cake, courtesy of Donna and
Neil, which we all enjoyed
for lunch.
Winners for the evening
were first, Fred Tilley, 2nd,
Carol Carter, third, Murray
Bennewies, 4th, Pat
Flanagan, 5th, Brett
Finlayson, 6th, Ron Knight,
7th Herb Winch, London;
8th, Peter McFalls, Exeter;
9th, Brenda Empey, Clinton,
10th, Jack Muir and consola-
tion Ann Knight.
A draw was made by
Bcucrman for caps, and also
an insulated cooler won by
Doug Leonhardt. This was
the first time in recent years a
singles contest has been held
at the club and by the
response -it will surely be an
annual event.
Sunday saw four teams at a
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mixed pairs tournament in
Stratford with Carol Carter
and Lee Ryan winning first
prize. Jack and Marie Muir
won fifth and Fred and Betty
Tilley placed sixth. '
Congratulations to Brenda
Empty of the Clinton Lawn
Bowling Club in winning the
district ladies singles at
Exeter on Saturday. Colin
McLuckie of Sarnia howling
out of the Exeter Club was
men's district singles winner.
They will now advance to the.
Provincial finals to he held at
he Leaside Club, Toronto, on
July 27 and 28, 1996.
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
Jim and Ruth z l.rtrneatrt o/
Winthrop are pleased to
announce the /orthconting
inarriage of their daughter
Carol ilxinu nn
• to
Terry McGregor
son o/glary and Jahn
.l /cGregor of Kippen.
The ceremonywill take
place on Saturday.
.hely 27111 at the home of
the bride's parents.
There's one other character,
the little boy (Joe Dinicol),
who is a messenger for Godot
in both acts but doesn't rec-
ognize Vladimir from act to
act. If it sounds confusing,
that's because it is.
You had to be there or have
to- be there... Waiting for
Godot runs until September
13.
r Wednesday
190 WING NITE
Saturday
THEJONNYMORE OPEN -
ENTRY FEE $30.t
'9 holes at Bayfield
'BBQ Steak Supper
'Great Prizes
T -OFF Between 4-6 PM
Please Sign up
at the gar
UPCOMING EVENTS
Wed., Aug. 7 -Minor Hockey BBQ
Fri., Aug. 23 -"AAA" Men's Nite
Fri., Sept. 20 -Jagged Little PiII
Hwy. 8 West. Clinton
482-12341
GRADUATION
Donald and Phyllis ,\'o11 are
• proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter.
Loretta .\'oti. front the
Bachelor of Arts honours
Economics program at the
University of Western
Ontario. She received 1he
Murk K. Inman Award for
the top senior thesis paper
and has recently submitted
another paper /or publication
to one of the top economics
Journals in Canada. Irl the
fall, Loretta begins the
Masters of Econontics
proyratnt at Queen's
University, Kingston,
Ontario.
NATIONAL ACCESS
AWARENESS
WEEK
May 30 - June 5
Multiple
Sclerosis
LOTS OF
LOVE.
Daddy. Mommw.
Grandmas. Grandpas. Aunts & Uncles
FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
HOWSON - DeCORTE
Sandra Jane
and
Anthony John
along with their parents, are
pleased to announce their
forthcoming marriage. The
wedding will take plebe
Saturday, August 3, 1996 at
• St. James Catholic Church,
Seaforth, Ont. at 3 p.m.
Reception to follow at
Seaforth and District
Community Centres.
Canadian Open at Glen Abbey
• This year's Canadian Tournament information is
Open golf tournament is available by calling I -800 -
September 2 to 8 at Glen 571 -OPEN.
Abbe_; Golf Club in Oakville.
Wedding
Don and Maja Dodds wish to announce
the marriage of their daughter
Joan Elizabeth
• to
H. Brookes Prewitt
son of Ann' and the late Arthur Prewitt.
The wedding took place June 7, 1996 at
St. Catharines, Ontario .
Joan and Brookes will reside at Niagara
on the Lake, Ontario.
r
Cavan United
Church
SOCIAL HOUR
with coffee and snacks
SUN., JULY 28
8:30 a.m.
with Rev. Bruce Cook
and family
Church Service
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a:m.
Presentation to follow
All members and their
families welcome
Happy Birthday July 27'
GEORGE TOWNSEND
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB
26th ANNUAL
ELIMINATION DRAW
SATURDAY AUG. 10, 1996
Seaforth & District Community Centres
DINNER: BBQ BEEF • 5:30 to 7:30
DRAW 6:00 to 11:30
ENTERTAINMENT: DAVE HOY 6:30 TO 8:00
DANCING: MOONLITERS 8:30 to 12:00
Extra Dinner Tickets Available at Nifty Korners
Tickets Available Until Thurs. Aug. 8.
THE EARLY BIRD WINNERS ARE ...
1. 6200. Jim & Anne Devereaux
• Goderich
2. 640. Herman & Chris Hoste
Seaforth
3. 640. Robert & Mary Fothenni;ham
Seaforth
4. 840. Ewart Wilson Scalorth
5. 640. Lori & Doug Hildebrand
Seaforth
6. 840. Ken & Elaine DeCorte
Seaforth
7. 840. Patricia MacGregor
Kippen
8. 840. Steve Campbell
Auburn
All tickets go in the drum for the Elimination Draw on
August 10 when there will be 23 more prize winners. Mark the
times on your calendar. Proceeds for Community Projects.
Lottery Licence #M297148.
Good Luck!!
Seaforth Minor Sports Council
1 DOUBLE'S NITE
B•I•N.G.O
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 7:30 P.M.
Seaforth Arena
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30 P.M.
All Game
PRIZES
Will Be
DOUBLED
Prcoeeds to Seaforth Monor Sports
Licence # M297196