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KNOX CHURCH RECEIVES
17 NEW MEMBERS
Enox Presbyterian Church ob-
served the sacrament of Holy
Cpnnmunzon last Sunday with Grant Volland, Mr. Thomas Pro-
' I ey. G. L. Royal in charge. New fit, Mr. and Mrs. „William Craw -
members who were.received into ford, Mrs. Sylvia Lounsbury, Mr,
he fellowship of the congrega- and Mrs. Eric Smith, Mr. and
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The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, June 22nd, 1961 Mrs. Robert Goodwin and Mr.
tion at the preparatory service and Mrs. Jahn Shaw.
were: Miss Peggy Young, Miss
Elsa Smith, Mr. David Watson, M.-P.P. 'TO ATTEND
Mr. John Shaw, Jr:, Mr. Eric Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac-
Fincher, Mr. John ,White, Mr. Naughton have accepted the in-
vitation to attend- "Open House"
of. the Ontario Retarded Child-
ren (Queen Elizabeth School), at
Goderich, on June 28, at 8 p.m.
VICTORIA STREET WMS chair prior to her departure to
her new home at London.' Mrs.
HONORS MRS. MOOTE Mo4te ;thanked the ladies for
Representatives of Victoria their rygift. Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Street United Church W.M.S. past president, Mrs. Mamie Sut-
met Thursday of last week and chile, president, and Mrs. Ernest
presented Mrs. Stanley A. Moote Patterson, secretary, were the
with a gift of an aluminum lawn representative ladies.
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OCTOGENARIAN CLUB AMONG
GUESTS AT DANCE RECITAL
"The Gypsy aravan," story
of which was described 'by V ir-
i4,14df;;c4eke+eing..aL„Mada :
Viakttrti. ' ''-s.,Atedint tri.1he
Collegiate,@ Auditor}um last Sat-
`tttday night', wasma -colorful
perfumed with verve, gdie'ty
and charm by Toronto and Gode='
rich ballet pupils.
There was a large and very re-
ceptive audience. In 'Act I, Ruth
Wallace and Mary Jayne Mc-
Manus were delightful as the
two policemen who came to
drive gypsies from camping on
the grouj�}}ds of the estate of
Senor 1t'frigo. The gypsy prin.
cess, danced by Beatrice Szol-
losy, of Toronto, made love to
the policemen. In Act II all
the gypsies were allowed to at-
tend a party given by Senor
Rodrigo but they had to be mask-
ed. It is at this party that the
Senor,falls in love' with the
gypsy rincess.
Senor Rodrigo's role was danc-
ed by Barbara Simenski, of Tor-
onto, who displayed some very
accurate toe work. The fascin-
ating Doll Dance in Act II was
by Carolin Bertha and Judith
Wittels, of Toronto.
'The Goderich quintette, Ruth
Wallace, Mary Jayne McManus,
Loan Curry, Linda Baechler and
Ann Rae, 'masked and appear-
ing in red and white checked
costumes, did an intricate tap
number. A prolonged audience
applause followed the Viennese
Waltz danced by Ruth Wallace.
Who showed remarkable ability
in toe.dancing, and Mary Jayne
McManus. In contrast,, the fav-
orite Can Can, danced by Joan
Curry, Linda Baechler and Ann
Rae received -applause almost
-from the beginning of the dance
and added, enthusiasm from the
audience reached a high pitch
'then tiny Rosyln Miller made
her appearance and joined the
older girls. e.
-Anet •Ter..: and ng_ .number-
Satori, a young pianist from Tor-
onto, who played with great
skill the first movement of Moz-
art's Sonata K 33-1. During the
intermission following Act II, he
also entertained the audience
with three "Scottish Dances" by
Chopin,- ;`Soaring" by Schumann
and "Turkish March" by Mozart.
In Act III, thio smaller Gode-
rich children, Beth Ross, Roslyn
Miller, Ann Hopkinson, Ann
MacEwan, Sally- Everett and
Janet Pettus who had previously
performed'nt- their bar work.
now displayed their past year's
training by doing cart wheels,
splits and bridges. In this act
Senor Rodrigo was successful in
winning his gypsy princess and
all the children joined in the
civpsv dance as the finale. , Joan
MacKenzie, of Lucknow,`whb has
been studying with Madame de
Kurthv for ,just six months, dis-
played the excellent progress
she is making in this art in her
two solo numbers.
Following the recital, the
children- of- Madame de Kurthy's
classes and_their parents went
to the Lakeview Restaurant
where the dining room had been
reserved. A special cake made
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TOWN POLICE CRUISER
HAS $400 DAMAGES'
An accident involving the
Town Police cruiser occurred
last Saturday morning. It had
stopped at the Bluewater garage
attended Victoria Street United
d appro on the Byfiel Goa an
charge of the first part of the
Bayfield d d service until the ministe>, Rev.
'lurch for their annual church
service Sunday morning.
Brother Frank Wilson, of the
Morning Star Lodge, was in
m
epresent turning out onto the highway,
Stanley A. Moot, arrived from•
j,cuus'pg;$400Oe service at Bentniller• The
h.Re0Wicien,-0421,-
ad been ordered by the Zt10 damage t �
to he' Vehicle o1
he Qf :lige od'erreh- r,-•l'A#• -io. the
This, al:bng with other refresh cruiser at the time of tlae ac-
ments, was mueh enjoyed. Mem-
hers of the. Octogenarian Club
and the children from the Queen
Elizabeth School were guests at
the recital.
As has been the custom the
past few years the children were
entertained on Saturday by Mrs.
J. W. Wallace at her cottage,
where they enjoyed swimming
and lots of goodies. The Tor-
onto people all remained in
Goderich until late Sunday and
were so profuse in their admir-
ation for our lake town that
they were reluctant to return
to city life.
cident.
Chief Constable Fred Minshall
and Constable” R. B. Crawford
investigated the accident. Con-
stable Sellars is charged with
careless driving.
MasonkChurch
Parade HeId
About 50 members of Maitland
Masonic Lodge, headed by their
Worshipful Master, Melborn Cox,
Sarnia, who sang the 23rd Psalm.
The' Bible: lesson was read -by
W.M. Melborn Cox.
Rev. Mr. Moote siolle on the
subject,"Build and Be Built,"
basing 'his sermon on "We are
Laborers with'God, we are God's
BuiTding." In his 'remarks, he
said that the finest building is
clone according to- God's laws.
The truest character, the nobl-
est church, lodge, home com-
munity and world brotherhood
are only built in partnership
with God. Rev. Mr. Moate con-
cluded his sermon by saying,
"Let God build your life and
then you will build all you touch.
with integrity and truth.
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Forty members of the Ladies'
'Auxiliary to the Canadian Leg-
ion met in the Legion Hall with
the president, Mrs. Harold
Young, in charge.
The minutes were read by
Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe in the
absence of the secretary, Mrs.
Simone Sayeau. A letter of
appreciation was read from the
Seaforth Auxiliary for ,attending
their Open House recently. An
initiation service was held for
a ' new member, Mrs. Jean
Tucker.
Plans for the 14th birthday
party to be held on June 22nd
were made. The dinner conven-
er is to be Mrs. Ruth Rush and
the penny sale convener, Mrs.
Hattie- ••IYIk.MiUan—. Mrs . M
Sutcliffe,will be in charge of the
program: Mrs. Norman Clair-
mont will donate the draw prize
for this party. A report was
'gf en on the turkey dinner serv-
ed the Westminster Hospital
Vets who held their annual fish-
ing tf'ip to Lake Huron last
eek. `owing to the inclement
weather, not too many fish were
caught but the turkey dinner
with all the trimmings served
under the convenersfiip of Mrs.
Ruth Rush completed the day
for these veterans. Arrange-
ments were..made to cater to the
hoekpy boys' banquet later on
this month. Plans were made
to hold a tag day in September.
A 'notion carried to disband for
the summer months and the
executive was given power . to
carry on . the business.
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1. In 1960 the national average
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$921. hat foir provinces
were' a ove the national aver-
age? •
2. By boat what is the distance
from Vancouver to Victoria,
B.C.; .from Halifax to St.
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from the previous year?
4. What are the two great inland
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5. Government transfer pay-
ments to : persons (for pen-
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1955. What ,was the 1960
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British Columba" "§1,0371, Salk;
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