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PAGE 6-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C, Thursday, November 9,1972 The Odd Couple’ by Community players tonight (Continued from Pago 1) Philadelphia, Ohio. Steve, who teaches English at Bush River School, is chairman of the Board of irectors for the New berry Community Players; has directed and starred in several of the Players’ Productions, and has designed all but one set used by the group. He will re create the role of Felix that he first played at Newberry College. The poker player friends are being played by James Sanders, Rudolph Caldwell, Cion Per- rell and Sam Poole. James Sanders, as Speed, will be making his third appea rance with the Players. A gra duate of Newberry College with an A.B. in history, James is associated with Davis Mechani- WANT ADS WANTED: Maintenance Man- Must have ability to do electri cal wiring and maintaining ma chinery. Good pay with fringe benefits. Call Saluda 445-7419 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Friday. An equal opportunity employer. N93tc Wanted 2 or 3 male workers for woodshop. No experience necessary. Apply in person at 1408 Caldwell St. Capital Wood works. Absolutely no hunting, or tress passing without permission on the land of Dr. Stanley C. Ba ker, Jr. Nov.22tc A GOOD SPARE TIME IN- COME can be yours as an Avon Representative. Many earn an estimated $40 weekly or more. Call collect 385-3238 or write AVON, Box 522, Chester, S. C. 29706. cal of Greenville at Allied Che mical in Irmo. He and his wife, Mary Linda, who is also in the cast, have two boys. Rudolph Caldwell, who plays Murray, is also no stranger to the Community Players’ au diences as this is his fourth comedy role. A graduate of S.C. state, Rudy is now serving as coordinator for the Neighbor hood Youth Corps. He is also serving as vice-president of Re gion II for the State Association of Retarded Children. Rudy and of a son and a daughter. The part of Roy will be play ed by Orion Perrell, who also appeareared in “Arsenic and Old Lace” as the batty bro ther who thought he was Teddy Rossevelt. Orion, a Charlotte native, is a graduate of Pres byterian College and employed by the State Board of Health in the Bureau of Environmen tal Sanitation, inspecting soft drink bottling plants and dairy farms. The Perrells, Orion and Mona, have two young sons. Sam Poole, a native of Green ville, is cast as Vinnie in this, his second Players appearance. Sam is with the Kendall Com pany and serves as plant en gineer at the Mollohon branch. He and his wife, Sarah, bet ter known as Jo, have five chil dren and two grandchildren. Mary Linda Sanders will have her first full speaking role in this production, when she plays Gwendelon Pigeon. She didn’t have much to say in “The Spi ral Staircase” when she starred as the mute. Helen, a difficult part to portray. Mary Linda, a registered cosmetologist, has also been active with make-up for the Players productions. She is a member of the Newberry Music Club and will be par ticipating in Newberry College’s production of “The Messiah.” The only newcomer to the Newberry Community Players is Earline Carter in the role of Cecily Pigeon. This is not her first brush with the thea tre; however, for at Winthrop College she had a drama mi nor along with her English ma jor. As a member of the Win throp Theatre she wrote one- act plays, directed, acted and served as stage manager. She toured with the Winthrop Thea tre in Betty Smith’s “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn”, in a cast, chosen by Miss Smith. Earline, a native of Lugoff, is owner and manager of Carter’s Mu sic and Gifts and the mother of two girls. Tickets for “The Odd Cou ple" are now on sale at the Newberry-Saluda Regional Li brary and reservations may be made by calling 276-0854. Jeremias is SCIC president Dr. Charles G. Jeremias, head of the department of che mistry at Newberry College, has been elected president of the South Carolina Institute of Chemists (SCIC) for a two-year term expiring in 1974. The SCIC was founded at Newberry in 1970 and received its charter the same year; it was the first organization of a State Institute as a division of the American Institute of Che mists. The two organizations are concerned with the advance ment and development of the chemist and chemical engineer as professional persons and to protect public welfare by esta blishing and enforcing high pro fessional standards of practice for the chemical professions. Veterans meet; plan holidays The Veterans of World War I Newberry County Barracks and Auxiliary 3032 held their regular meetings at the Ame rican Legion Post 24 Home on U. S. 76. The meetings were opened with prayer by the Chaplains, followed by the Pledge of Alle giance The Barracks decided that they would like to celebrate the Holiday Season with a Christ mas Party on December 16th at the American Legion Post Home. The Auxiliary members are to finalize the plans. This is in the hands of a committee consisting of Sisters Ellen Ear- gle, Lillie Thomas, Flossie Sligh and Ruth Folk. The meetings were adjourned after the closing prayers. The Auxiliary has as their guest Sister Lala Bell Earner of Saluda County Auxiliary 1773. A delicious supper was en joyed by all. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Thank You ... I sincerely appreciate the excellent vote and support which you gave me on November 7. I hope that my efforts in your behalf over the next four years will justify this confidence which you have placed in me. Thanks to you all. Robert Lake, Jr. If I can ever help you call me at 694-2357 or write me at Box 245, Whitmire, S. 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