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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-06-21, Page 10..i 10 'The --Gad'. '• jeld erich Signal -Star, Thursday June 21st 1962 ulleti Schools • AV'7LURN, Ju Rullett Towns their annual.he, desboro-� -fast-,, 400 children, at ing part. The given to the wi ious events. wer .second, eight .five points. The champi Eby the follwo seven and un son, S.S, No. `boys, nine a Bylsma, S,S, ,points;, boys, bie • Snell, S. points; boys, Sundercock, points; gilts - • Jennie Byls 34:.points; gi ' Donna Bro with 25 poin der, Marlen Dolmage, ti 23 points; Elaine Dal 38 . points. The priz _ious event as follow under, Ke Bean, Ral under, Tosczak a tied, Joh der, Rob Albert B lied; -12 a cock, Le 'Frank M den. ne 12.—Twelve hip schools held 14 day near Lon- Frivay with over tending and tat - number of points nners in the var- .. Anntial Bailet under, Donna Bomley, Marie Trewartha, Ann Bakker; 11 and Q. under, Marlene Dolmage, Carol M 2 Margaret W t 1 Rec Recital ne 2 Dohnage, by e, � 4 . i eDale,Ru Byl- sma, Eln Ruth and over,y. sma, Betty Doimage and Joyce Dolmage , all tied for second place, Dorothy Jamieson. Ball Throw—seven and under, Marie Plunkett, Helen Anderson, Jennie Bylsma; nine ane under, Fay Farquhar, Ann Bakker, Donna Bromley; 11 and under, Margaret Whyte, Betty Hoggart, e: first, 1q�points; Marlene Dolmage; 12 and un- der, Ruth Bylsma, Patsy Ball, Betty Salverdo., High Jump --seven and under, points, and third, onships were won ing pupils:.$9�'sa .Helen Anderson, Wilma Van der, Kenny Ander- Barren and Jennie Bylsma .tied, 3, with 41 points; Marie Plunkett; nine and under, an under, Douglas Donna Bromley, Joyce Hallam, No. 2, with 25 Janie Snell; 11 and under, Den 11 and under, Rob- ise Radford, Brenda Archam- S. No. 10, with '38 bauit, Carol Dolma a 12� and 12 and over, .John g,_y S.S. No. 8, with 45 over, Betty Salverdo, Elaine seven and under, Dale, Gail Wright. ma, S.S. Iy1o. 2, with Standing Broad Jump—seven ma, rune ao. 2, with and under, Marie Plunkett, rcoley, S.S. u 10, Helen Anderson, Jennie Bylsmai nine and under, Joyce Hallam, Betty McGregor, Karen Mc - Ewan; 11 and under, Brenda. Archambault, Ju,ne Knapp, -car: of Doimage; 12 and over:Elaine Dale, Johanna . Walinga, Ruth e winners in the' var- Bylsma. e i t e boysh were Running Broad- Jump—seven, j . Iand under, Wilnia Van Barren, s: Races} -seven and Jennie Bylsma, Helen Anderson; nny Anderson, Dana nine and under, Marie Trewar- ph Hallam; nine and tha, Betty McGregor, .Karen Mc John Sprung, Keith Ewan; 11 and under, Brenda nd Donald 1VIcGregor, Ball, Marlene Dolmage, Carol John Byslma;, 11 and un- Dolmage; 12 and under, Elaine bie Snell, Dorric Wilts, Dale, :Johanna Walinga, Ruth Ba and Ronnie Arthur, B lsroa, Party Ball. . nd over, John Sunder- ''The junior relays a were won o'nard Jamieson and by: U.S.S. No. 2, S.S. No. 14, cClure, tied, Bob Vod- S.S. No. 8. Senior relays were • won by: S,S No 5 U.$ S. No. ts;' girls, 11 and un - e Dolmage and "Carol ed, S.S. No. 3, with girls, 12 and under, e, S.S. No. 1, with Ball Throw—seven an under, John Venstra, Terry Tosczak, Kenny Anderson; nine ` and - un- der, Timmie Bylsma, Jimmie Anderson, Steven Clark; 11 and under, ' Timmie Bylsma, Bruce g, Bromley, 'Jimmie Johnston; 12 and over, John 'Sundercock; — Frank McClure, Bob Vodden. High Jump—seven and under, Kenny Anderson, Keith Lapp, Dana Bean; nine and under, Har- "' ris Snell, David Watson, Garry Radford; 11 and under, Robert Anderson, Robbie Snell, Kenny Farquhar; 42 and over, , Allan Caldwell (4'1"), Bernard' Bakker (4'), John Sundercock (3'10"). Standing Broad Jump—even and under, Dana Bean, Kenny, Anderson, Keith Lapp; nine and under, Keith _Tosczak, John' Sprung, Douglas Bylsma; 11 anal under, Robbie Snell, Dorric Wilts, Timmy B` "hrna; 12 and ove'; John Sundercock, Frank Mc'Clure, Bob Vodden. . Running, Broad Jump — seven' and-under.,..Dana Bean, .fenny Anderson, John Venstra; nine and under, Douglas Bylsma, Wayne Arthur, Clayton Riley; 11 and tinder; Robbie Snell, Ron- nie Arthur, Dorric Wilts; 12 and under. John Sundercock, Frank McClure, Bob Vodden. Winners for the .girls were, Races seven and under, Jenny Bylsma, Marie °Plunkett, Wilma Van Barren; nine and • , 10, S.S. No. 8. • Personal income taxes -repre- sent less than twenty per cent of the total of all taxes paid.in a year by Canadians. Gail Sully will be mistress of ceremonies at fine annual dance recital presented .by the Gude-, rich and Toronto pupils of Maria de Kurthy at the Goderich Col- legiate Auditorium 'on Saturday, June 23, at 8 p.m. The first part of 'the program will consist of ballet bar work, tap dancing numbers, plus some outstanding work done by the older pupils. In the second part of the program, the pupils %yill portray by ballet, the fairy 'tale of John the Knight. Gail will unfold in detail the story of each act.. The story centres around Iluska, an orphan (danced by Lynda Baechler). and the opening scene is one of happiness, showing gay and carefree children danc- ing in the village street. But sadness soon strikes when it is discovered that Iluska, who lives with her stepmother, .a witch (danced by Joan. Curry) is not allowed to join the other children. Janos (danced by Bea Szollosy) loves Iluska and though later on, she dies, it is seen in Act II that Janos remains_ true to her memory and refuses a bribe from the French King to marry one of tile princesses. In Act III Janos visits the FOR .. ALL .KINDS OF• INSURANCE Contact HENRY W. Hi,kRTOG INSURANCE 50 Church St. J.4-7121 FOR GENERAL INSURANCE See- KEN CROFT FIRE — AUTO — LIABILITY= CASUALTY -Phone JA4-7253 Lake of Life in Fairyland ' and with the help of, all the kind J, out urn �, t fairies, everything s e ,- The it for Iluskaandhien. h happily .i� p Fairy Queen in Act 111 is danced by Ruth Wallace while her little ,fairy assistant is Roslyn Miller. Other Goderich children taking Part throughout the program Are Ann Hopkinson, Beverley Chap- man, Virginia Redmond,- Mar- lene ' Round, Mary Ellen McGill, Mary Ruth Rusch. Bus Tours Here On. The Increase ,Bus tours of the Goderich district are increasing in popu- larity as the summer weather comes into its own. Two large Charter -ways buses arrived in Goderich, Tuesday, June 12th, carrying a party of -74 members of the. Senior Citizens Friend- ship Club, of London. hi 'charge of the group was Mrs. Edith Young, club presi- dent. The recent visit was the direct outcome of a previous visit to the Huron County Pion- eer Museum, by Mrs. Young, during 1961. Mrs. Ydung " was so impressed by , the' museum eXhibits that .she recommended Goderich as the next tour area , . WEDDING + ._L .. MLES --LAW n- 1VIarriage vows were exchang- ed xcha g ed . at 'Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, London, be- tween Mary Joanne Law, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs; Michael Law, of London, and Joseph Anthony Miles, son of Mrs ,,end Mrs. Wile liam Miles, of London. Rever- end Father M. Donovan officiat- ed.. The bride chose a floor - for her organization. , 4 - The two busloads r-endezvbued at the museum,, where. they spent the first part of their day. After dinner at Esquire Cafe tide party bused out to the W. A. Sheaffer Pen plant for a tour of the modern factory. Upon their return they spent con- siderable time at the harbor and finally congregated in Harbor Park for a picnic' lunch before returning to London. Mr. Arthur Kaitting and Rev. C. E. and Mrs. Taylor. helped:; arrange details..at the Goderich end prior to the. day of the tour. Several members of the Gode- rich Senior Citizens CIu,b joined .the visitors for the Harbor Park social.' gathering. Helping at the • lunch table were Mrs, John • Marwick, Mrs. Christine Thom- son and Mr: "Albert Kitto.n. length gown of Chantilly lace n ' k fitted and sil organza. The tt bodice sprinkled with seed pea> Is and iridescent sequins, had lily -point` sleeves and in- serts. of Chantilly lace accented the aisle -wide skirt. A tiara of seed pearls' and sequins held her finger -An French iiusion veil and she carried red .sweet- heart roses and, stephanotis, Mist Kathleen' Law attended her sister a5 maid of honor wear- ing a waltz -length gown of ro- mance blue styled with a lace bodice and a. bouffant silk or- ganza skirt.' She were match- ing accessories, and carried pink carnations on .a blue lace back- ground, Another. sister, Miss Rita Law, as senior bridesmaid,' chose a bouffant gown of blush pink FOR DEAD OR , ISABLED ANIMALS CALL COLLECT DARLING AND COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. Phone Dashwood 35-R-15. Dead Animal" Licence Ncp 175-C-62: 10tf peau de- sole with a yoke of -pylon nd . a hi ac- cessories. chi"iFon, and Matching ng . cessories. . She carried white and bkue. .carnationgt Michelle Law; sister of the bride, . was junior bridesmaid, wearing' a white Chantilly lace gown with a bandeau of orange blossoms. She carried a. hand, bouquet of pink and blue carnations. Roger' Belanger, of London, was groomsman, and ushers were Arnold Verhallen, of Lon- don, and Harold Martin, of Hamilton, For .travelling the bride wore a rinint green brocaded and with' white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. HOLTZMAN ROY Dart- mouth, Church, t 't h Bethel Baptist mouth, 1 :S., wan the scene o1 the wedding of Barbara Ann oltznlan on Sat,' Roy and Larry � , urday evening, June" 9. The bride is a daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Edward • Roy, Dartmouth, while the. bridegroom; ✓ is•,'a- on of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Holtzman, Goderich. He has been in the navy four and a ,half years and is stationed' at Halifax on I1.M. C.S. Bonaventure. Following the marriage, a re- ception washeld at the Belmont Hotel, Dartmouth. Signal -Star ads bring results. Commonwealth International) One of Canada's oldest mutual funds. LEARN XBOUT --- — COSTS — INVESTMENTS — MONEY MANAGEMENT --, INCOME TAX SAVINGS, ETC., WITH NO OBLIGATION BY CALLING JOSEPH ALLAIRE • Phone JA 4-7671. 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