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WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973, PAGE 13 Strcp Twenty year old Penny Sidor comes to us originally from Somerset, England. She has entertained as a folk singer from Toronto to Cobourg doing traditional British and American folk music. Penny's hobbies include gliding WHITBY THEATRE Company nineTeen RO Cated3t 73 THE WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING COMPLIMENTARY E4nO 300 BYRON STREET. WHITBY, ONTARIO (416) b 6'¾<1 Season Ends For W.T.C. Whitby Theatre Company presents "On Monday Next", a reputable English comedy in the grand tradition of the theatre. A repertory com- pany is holding the second rehearsal for next week's pl- ay, and'things are proceed- ing in customary confusion. The star is in a hassle with her husband, who also plays the part of her husband in the play-within-a-play, and t- his by-play adds plentifully to the confusion of the dia- logue. The author, of course, has to show up to offer his invaluable talent to the pro- ducer. The poor producer is a pretty worried guy at this point. He has just been fished out of the orchestra pit, into which he fell after a sally with a left-handed carpenter and an amateur ele- ctrician who switched off the lights. An imperturbable old trouper does lier best to pac- ify ail hands. But the pros- pect is not hopeful. There are further maladroit inven- tions by the carpenter; the stage manager departs in a temper, and the remainder settle down noisily to resume the rehearsal. Rod Lee will play the part of the director; Greg Lang (Jackson); Carol Hat- ton (Mary); Jean Henderson (the author); Tracy Sager (A- vis); Sandy Elizuk (Daphne); Mary Ellen Soltys (Sandra); Howard Joynt (Norwood); J- o Haviland (Maud); Julian Snedker (Jerry); Harry Chap- man (George). The set has been designed and constructed by Tony Ha- rrison. Malcolm SchelI is the producer-stage manager and Blair Haviland is the director. Bar facilities on the nights of the 14th - 16th and advan- ce tickets are available at Middletons Book store, 113 Dundas Street West in Whit- by and Anne's Fabric Shop 113 Byron Street South, also in Whitby. Tickets will also be available on the nig- lits of the performance. which she learned to do at Dorset Flying Club in Wiltshire England last year. Photo by Mike Burgess The FRIENDLY FLEA MARKET "We buy and sell anything" 23 KING ST. WEST 725-9783 OSHAWA by -Moje Rutter (For Period of June 17 - 23) GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) Significant days are Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th, when you desire to leave present surroundings and choose a different atmosphere. You could be bored or dissat- isfied with your current way of life. Energy is stepped up at weeks end, however. CANCER (June 21 - July 22) Try to control moodiness, don't go to pieces over smaJl incidences. Your spouse or partner takes presidence at the beginning of the week. Promote mutual interests. This period is good for enjoyment far from home; take a trip. LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22) You may be asked to look after someone's pet while they're on vacation. Unless you really think you can handle it, decline. Don't critize a friend for an unwise decision he may have made, keep your viewpoints to yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Walk cautiously this week, don't push. Your security lies in your job, and your friends. You realize that your old friends are your best friends, don't jeopardize these relationships. LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Open your home early in the week for a dinner party or a friendly gathering. Bring peace where there is discord, your intution is heightened near the weekend. Handle an envious co-worker with finesse. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21) Don't let employees or co-workers take advantage of your generosity. Be discreet in private matters, do not betray a confidence. You may find stimulation from a local theatre production or a topical movie. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21) Remain tranquil, stay in the sidelines and observe. Watch your expenses, take a long look at charge accounts, credit, etc. Take advantage of the weather but stay close to home and family - hold a barbecue or cookout. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) You have a lot of ground to cover this week, don't miss any appointments or meetings. You are concernied with improving your position, and are prepared to work hard for it. This determined spirit is your most important faculty. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) Try to bring about pleasant relations at work, let every- one know how they each do their part. Be imaginative with your clothes, bring your wardrobe up to date. Be inspiring to others. PISCES (Feb. 19 .. Mar. 20) Money is of high concern this week. You pay and collect debts. Be positive - take the initiative. Welcome contacts and challenges - toss aside pre-conceived notions. A RIES (March 21 - April 19) This quiet period is ideal for finishing projects and closing business deals, etc. You feel lazy because of t: e heat - don't put off what has to be done. There is a rise in energy at the end of the week. TAURUS (April 20 - May 20) Personal finances are favoured, possibly in connection with education or social measures. You need to- feel needed - re mrember the more love you give to family and friends, the more love you get in return. TOWN OF WHITBY CANADA WEEK PROCLAMATION To lionour Canada, our land created by the fusion of two founding cultures, enriched by the contribution of many other cultures, fatherland of ail Canadians: To honour this country, home of over 22,000,000. people, proud of their heritage and the freedom they enjoy: To honour this land of peace and prosperity, this promised land of untold resources: To honour this country which is ours, of which we ail are proud, I hereby proclaim the week of June 25 to July I "CANADA WEEK." Thus I invite the citizens of the Town of Whitby to celebrate it by striving to know our country better, by flying our flag and displaying our symbols. D.G. Newman Mayor 777 r