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Page 6 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Lyn‘dhurst "lief ' CAMP HYANTO LYNDHURST 1946 - 1979 "He who sleeps beneath the pines sleeps well” BROWNIES from Brockville area will spend the weekend June 2 at Camp Hyanto. 1979 Camp Dates July 2nd - August 30th. Ages 8 and upâ€" Further information 928-2424 LOMBARDY GOAT CLUB The first meeting of the Lombardy Goat Club took place at the Charles Machan farm on May 3rd. The election of officers was held with Ruth Machan nominated as President, Joanne Gorman, Viceâ€"president, Todd Machan, Secretary Bev Zwiers, treasurer, and Cathy Hewitt, press reporter. Jake Westlake, who helped get the Club started, discussed the 4H trips available to those 14 years and over. Ideas for fund-raising events to pro- vide a trophy and trip for a member were discussed, and plans for leading our goats in the Lombardy Fair were made. After seeing Machan's goats, record books were filled out and refreshs ments were served. r/ 5 3‘“ @il iWo ~4â€" Lyndhurst Legion Elections were held on May 16/79 for all offices. These positions are to be filled for an 18 month period due to changes in the constitution; The new officers will be holding office until Jan 1/81. Past President Joe Ward President Ed Brown lst Vice Bill Loverock 2nd Vice Fred Stevens 3rd Vice Sam Schoefield Executive R. Cederburg B Townes L. Doxie J. Chapman L. Wills G. Kenny Sgt at Arms R. Cederburg Sports Officer Geo. Sumners Auditors R. Roney B. Bennett Elections were also held on May 14, by-the Ladies Auxiliary. President Gail Wilkinson lst Vice Luella Loverock 2nd Vice Violet Stevens Secretary Alberta Tye Treasurer Joyce Brown Sgt at Arms Marjorie Hughes Catering Off. Edna Dean Bingo Chairman Marjorie Hughes Raffle " Edna Dean ' Entertainment a Social Vida Chapman 6 Margaret Ramage P.R.0. Vida Chapman G Marjorie Hughes Sports Officer Gail Wilkinson Membership, Ellen Banks 6 Sick 6 Visiting Violet Stevens The Auxiliary had a very sucessful year financially - gave $6,000.00 to Branch 504 to be applied to the mortgage on the new hall. The first WedneSday of each month, the Ladies Auxiliary serve luncheon to Geriatric patients from Brockville Psychiatric Hospital. The patients enjoy the outing and appreciate what the Legion Ladies are doing for them. PAT ’S FABRICS lYNDHURST .Wfl'lfllo‘ 928 - 2053 Handâ€" Crafts Polyester Interlock 60” wide $2.98/yd Polyester & Cotton Drill 45" wide Colors: navy, white, camel. pale blue reg. $3.49. now $2.98 Special lot of Polyester Knits (seconds) reg.$4.89 now $1.95 Drapery & Slip Cover material 48" wide reg. $18.00, now $4.98/m. MON- SAT 9'6 Evenings by appointment only STORE HOURS reviewed by Nike Dent On April 27th and 28th, audiences of 300 or more were possibly more surprised than the cast at the quality of their production of "Charley's Aunt" by Brandon Thomas. The cast (which has no name!) comprised mainly local talent, an exception being director Lee Horner (the Kingston half of Vogelzang & Horner Insurance), and _ was formed from an embryo of Sweet's Corners School Paren 3' Committee, with Linda Kenney claiming and deserving most“ of the credit as producer of the play. The school was the setting for the performances and rehearsals, and received the proceeds from the play, approximately $600, to be used for facilities for the children. ‘ The three male leads were played with equal gusto and competence by Tim Walsh (Kingstong, John Green and Bob Ashton (in drag , with strong Support from Joe Kenney and Mollie Callaghan \Charley's real Aunt). Opposite the leads, Susan Dent and Sharon Hurrell played twittering debutantes, bullied by their bombastic uncle, played with conviction by Peter Vogelzang. Ron Callaghan was the bumbling butler, and Karen Simpson a love-sick maiden, accompanying Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez. : As I said earlier, the acting was of a uniform high standard with full use being made of the stage and sets, and the audience was very responsive to the comedy once they had adjusted to the 19th century Oxford Slang. The cast received a standing ovation on ,the Saturday night. Deserving of credit behiui the scenes were Mary Dean (props) and June Greenhorn !(makeâ€"up) - with costume and make-up 3assistance by Cheryl Berry and Elsa ‘Scheitrowsky. June Greenhorn was hiâ€" jacked from the Lakeland Players. Deserving credit Egg the scenes were Ken Fieldhouse, Kirk Brooks and friends .(set construction and Hans Koopman and ;friends (painting both groups can be proud of their work. Girls Friday were .Andrea Fieldhouse and Doreen Regan. The cast and crew would welcome suggâ€" estions for a name, and are presently considering a program for next fall - interested persons can contact Susan Dent - 359-5639 or Linda Kenney 359-5500- - ‘ A suggested work is a stage version of the movie "The Boys from Brazil" (Where the nuts come_from!)