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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 8,1991 Section Two Sorority Celebrates 60th Year of Group Drama Workshop Players Present 'Wayside Motor Inn" The 60th Anniversary of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was celebrated April 30th at the Lion's Centre by the members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Chapters, Iota Psi, Delta Delta Eta and Xi Zeta Lambda. Some of the executive for the upcoming year were caught by the camera. Chapters lota Psi and Delta Eta were treated to a Dessert Buffet by Xi Zeta Lambda. After the Founder's Day Pledge and Message from International, each Chapter President gave a report on their chapter's activities for the past year. The awards for Woman of the Year and Woman of Honour were then presented for each chapter. Congratulations Congratulations to Doreen Cripps - Woman of the Year and Sue Jansma - Woman of Honour, Xi Zeta Lambda; Roz Yeo - Woman of the Year and Inge Munro - Woman of Honour, Delta Eta; Pat Harford - Woman of the Year and Bonnie Bonnie Hillier - Woman of Honour, Honour, Iota Psi. After enjoying and participating participating in the entertaining Magic of Hardini, a surprise presentation of the Order of the Rose was given by Delta Eta Chapter. This honour is give to any member who has been active for 15 years. Congratulations to Roz Yeo, Bonnie Enders and Linda Gibson. Another special presentation presentation was made, this one for a member who has been active for 25 years. Congratulations Congratulations to Elizabeth Bateman who received her Silver Circle Circle Certificate and Pin. Founder's Day marks the end for the sorority year and a new year of fun, learning and friendship begins. by Jean Sheridan The Wayside Motor Inn is coming to the stage of Bowmanville Bowmanville High School theatre, theatre, May 23, 24, and 25, courtesy of the Bowmanville Drama Workshop. There are five pairs of guests at this Boston motel, but you see only one room. I couldn't begin begin to tell you how this problem problem is worked out. You'll just have to come and see. Each of these pairs has a problem. You'll understand because you'll either have had a similar one yourself, or you'll know somebody who had had one. Sounds serious? serious? Not at all! It's very funny. My publicity partner, Dorothy Kelly, and I interviewed interviewed each of the actors so that we could tell you what they liked about the play. Jessie (Elizabeth Prower) and Frank (Harry Young) have come to see their new grandchild. You saw both of these actors most recently in "Voyage Round My Father." New Members for Lions Club Elizabeth is a guidance counsellor at O'Neill Collegiate Collegiate in Oshawa and Harry is an Itinerant English as a Second Language teacher with the Durham Board. Elizabeth likes the way the dialogue intersects. She finds it hard to memorize this style of writing, but she finds the effect very humorous. humorous. Harry likes- to work with new directors, so is enjoying enjoying being directed by Bob Sheridan. He finds this a well-written, challenging ^ %Ve also have Andy (Ken Brignall) who has come to meet his wife, Ruth, (Jane Vatcher). These characters from Wayside Motor Inn have recently separated but are about to begin the process process of "dividing up." Jane, who lives in Bowmanville, is an independent distributor for an international marketing marketing firm. Her most recent role was that of Zoing in "Put on the Spot." She finds amateur theatre a great creative outlet and has nothing nothing but praise for other members of the cast and for Bob Sheridan. Ken Brignall also lives in Bowmanville and is an industrial mechanic mechanic with GM. For his first role, he played a leopard in "Put on the Spot." He is enjoying enjoying learning all the aspects aspects of amateur theatre. Then there are Vince (John ■ Amesbury) and his son, Mark (Jonathan Goad). Vince has brought Mark to Boston because he wants him to go to Harvard and he has set up an interview for him. John's most recent performance performance with B.D.W. was the lead in "Voyage Round My Father." He is head of the history and theatre arts departments at Clarke High School. He is enjoying being with his former actors. Jonathan's Jonathan's most recent roles were the male lead in "The Visit" produced by the Bowmanville Bowmanville Youth Drama Club and the lead in "Godspell" with B.H.S. He finds his character in this play very different from previous roles he has had and he is enjoying enjoying working with experi enced actors. Ray (Joe Dalrymple) is a travelling salesman and Sharon (Lana Rickard) is a hotel waitress who delivers his lunch. You pan guess what their problem is. Lana is a Bowmanville girl who now lives in Newcastle. She is a real estate agent and an executive distributor for Nu- Skin International. She says that when you're stressed out in the real world, it's fun to be with old friends and play "Let's Pretend." She tells us Mr. Sheridan directed directed her at B.H.S. 28 years ago. She likes being in this play because now she gets to call him "Bob." Joe Dalrymple Dalrymple lives in Bowmanville. He is an Immigration and Refugee Refugee Board Hearings Officer in Toronto. His most recent role was that of Uncle Jocko in "Gypsy." He enjoys playing playing the role of a sleazy travelling travelling salesman -- a part so different from the one he'll be playing after he marries Nancy on July 6. And, finally, there are Sally (Karolyn Shipley) and Phil (Jay Kelly). They are young university students, and if you want to know what their problem is, you'll have to come and see, because because I'm not telling. Karolyn Karolyn lives in Bowmanville. She started a drama group in Lahr, Germany, when her husband was based there. Her first role with us was in "Put on the Spot." She also finds the play a challenge and the B.D.W. a friendly group to work with. Jay describes describes himself as a student in limbo. He plans to return to university in the fall. His most recent role was that of Sir Thomas More in "A Man for All Seasons." He also coproduced coproduced and co-directed "The Visit," both plays were presented by the Bowmanville Bowmanville Youth Drama Club. In The Wayside Motor Inn, the couples don't interact, interact, per say, and yet the lines dovetail. What may be completely serious in the conversation in which it belongs, belongs, may be hilarious in some other couple's conversation. conversation. Now , since I've read the play, I know what that means. But, if you don't, you'll just have to come and see it. Then you'll understand. understand. Remember, we're calling this play an adult comedy and don't forget the dates, May 23, 24, and 25, at B.H.S. For reserved seats, phone 623-9219 or 623-7596. Seniors may come free of charge on May 22, at seven p.m. --r~~ ' Ig v. ÜI; ' ' mi i| |f * ■' :U:< . J ; * . '-S0 rf-r 1 If ' % ; \ 1 . *>v\ - 'fj : -;4 ■ ' Les Virtue, president of the Bowmanville Lions Club, stands alongside two of the newest members of the club. Merv English and John McBride were were inducted inducted into the Bowmanville Lions last month. Shown above, from left, are: Les Virtue, Merv English, John McBride and Jack Munday. by Lorna Miller Elmer Banting is the President-elect of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Club. Mr. Banting was elected by the membership at the Lions Club meeting held last week at the Lions Centre in Bow r manville. First Vice-President elect is Jim Lachance; Second Vice-President elect is Blair McEwen and " Third Vice- President elect is Kirk Kemp. These latest electees join the list of officers who were chosen recently. The Board of Directors for the 1991-92 year are: Ed Ewert, Hugh Fair, Roy Moore, Mel Putnam, Mel Roche, Bob Simpson, Charles Stevens and Bradd Anderson. Two new Lions were inducted inducted into the club. They are John Me Bride and Merv English. Both were welcomed welcomed into the pride by an enthusiastic membership after after the aims, goals, and ideals and Code of Lionism were read and pledged allegiance allegiance to. Attendance Pins went to: Jack Munday, 30 years; Ron Whyte, 9 years; Jim Cryder- man, 20 years; Llew Tomlinson, Tomlinson, 20 years; Téd Miller, 30 years; Bob Williams, 35 years; Ralph McIntyre, 40 years. Doug Kemp presented the pins. The speaker for the evening evening was Donna Ritch, R.N. with the Workplace Education Education Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. Her message was "Personal "Personal Responsibility for your health." She said that the responsibility for our health lies at our own doorstep. "The things which are personal personal responsibilities are: stress, family and friends, activities, exercise, nutrition, nutrition, alcohol and tobacco consumption; weight control, control, caffein, sleep, career choice and personality type." She also stressed that we have to find our own motivation motivation to adopt a healthy lifestyle. lifestyle. "We have to achieve a balance of things which impact impact on our lifestyles. We nave to cook right, eat right, and exercise. There has to be a balance between our minds and our bodies." She gave the Lions a lifestyle lifestyle ouiz to fill out which alerted them to changes they must make to keep this healthy balance. She also recommended two cookbooks which have low calorie and low choleste- your doctor, can help you to rol recipes: Smart Cooking a fuller and longer life." pe: and Light-Hearted Cooking. She also stressed the need for complete physicals each year and said that "I Donna was thanked by Ron de. resident Les closed the year are .working Lana Rickard, who plays a waitress, and Joe Dalrymple, who portrays à travel-/ anu arnu uunu irniuia .. 1G =v,.. 6 . ...u.. ...» ....... .ing salesman, rehearse a scene from The Wayside Motor Inn. The play, which is our partners in life, roar from the Lions Club for billed as an adult comedy, will be performed May 23, 24, and 25. It is a production ing together, you, and this week. , , of the Bowmanville Drama Workshop. ' a;a.- .•S'i'toWS'ft.-- Save Me! 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