The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-23, Page 10•
Pepe 10 The Times•Aclvocate, march 23, '1961
HAPPYCDCKL . SHELLS—Even the audience didn't enjoy the carnival as much
as the excited children themselves who presented Exeter Figure Skating Club's
annual carnival Saturday night, These smiling "Cockle Shells", from front to back,
were (left side) Barbara Thomas, Cathy Holtzman, Susan Broadley, Patricia Jes-
sup; (right side) Penny Vincent, Brenda Brintnell, Linda Destobel and Kathryn Jes-
sup. —T -A photo
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a fairyland carnival
Lary", Margie May
A crowd of 700
the members of Exeter Figure Skating Club
at the arena Saturday night were Penny Presz-
as "Little Miss Muffet" and Darlene Parsons as,
watched the skaters perform. —T -A photo`
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Colorful young skaters
present show to 704
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esafund arl costounudmes75 �, sprinthusighastly
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tic children entertained a
crowd .Qf 700 at Escter .Figure'
Skating' Club's "ice Frotie
'6V' ay nht,
I 'TheSaturdshow clirnaigceLj the sea-.
son's activity for the figure;
skaters and their instructorsd
t osentarie and Ron Richards,
Stratford.
Because the club was forced,
to cut down on instruction
time this year due to finan-i
tial difficulties, the show per -I
haps did not ,measure ftp to!
I the standards of .other years.
Nevertheless, the audience ob•,
viously enjoyed it and so did.
tate youngsters,
! Featured performers, from
the Exeter club were dimunt-i
i tive Judy Estey and Donaldt
Meckellar, both keen skaters:
who eojoy performing together.
Their "jack and, Jill" number,
i was one of the highlights o.0
the show and they each per-
formed solo,; which earned)
hearty applause.
Other featured skaters, in
I addition to the instructors
were Lynda Wall and Bil
Carr, Palmerston, " both of
whom have won noteworthy
awards iii competition.
The show (mei ed la]t
h color-
ful "Hunipty, - Dumpties" in
I yellow skating to "Picnic in
the Park," The girls included
( Leslie Fortune, Geordie Laugh-1
Energy
ton, Wendy Robertson, i y
yGall.
Shipman, Sandra Walker and and Real '.�'
Sheila Willett, a
1 The King's men in red dress; NOYr113iflflelt
uniforms were Elizabeth Coch-'
cane, Mary Corbett, Shirley
Destobel, Margie May, Chris-
' tine Ramsay and Lorraine Ro-.
"t'errt Laughton, Margie May
and Lorrain Robertson,
The cockle shells included
Brenda Brintnell Patricia Jes-
sup, Cathy Holtzman, Kath-
ryn Jessup, Linda `Lestobet,
Penny Vincent, Susan f3road-
iey and Barbara Thomas,
A nuniber of the sante girls
performed as '"Little Kittens"
in strikingly realistic cos-
tumes,
Free skating
After intermission, 12 ""Lit-
tle Red hiding kioods," in r•ed
capes and eheekered dresses
skated as a group .and. did
some interesting free skating
on rheic ow.n.
Participants included Been,
da ,Brintnell, Susan .Broadley,
Linda Destobel, Cathy Holtz-
man, Kathryn and• Patricia
Jessup, Barbara ',Phomas, Ja-
net McDowell, Janet Ecker,
Penny `Vincent, Lorraine Ven -
tin and Betsy Beer,
Judy Estey was the Goldi-
locks who visited the three
bears,. Cathy Corbett, Lor-
raine Shapton and Louis Lani-
bert.
Performing in ''"L'o n d on
l
For
Quick
�zabeth Cochrane,. Terri. Laugh-
ton Mary Corbett, Shirley
Destobel, Jennifer Jackson,
Cathy Corbett, Penny I"resz-
cator, Barbara Easton, Mary
Cochrane, Margie May, Chris-
tine Ramsay and Lorraine .RO-
bel )son,
t j Bridge"'Vere Ann Bell, Bron-
Dlnn eI, Judi Estey, Bar-
) tiara King, Louise Lambert,
Darlene Parsons, Wendy Rob-
' ertson, Elizabeth ;Snell, Linda
' LeWry , Mary Wilson, Sheila
J1'illt rt and Gail Shipman.
.Indians numbe.T_s.
The t'Seven Little Indians,"
including .a little, little brave
were Mark Fiford, Richard
Laughton, Fred may, Jeffrey
Pratt, Bobby Read, Larry
Shapton and Scott Smith. Theyset the stage for Donald Mac-
Kellar's solo as Indian chief.
Large, bright feather head -
car accent the dance
done by Indian maidens, Eli -
bertson,•
Beginners 'perform
Though 'some were still a lit-
tle , shaky on their feet and
they , weren't always sure
which way to go, :the begin-
ners delighted the audience in
"Baa Baa Black Sheep." The
lambs included Cathy Ashton,
Debbie Fite, Laune Fuller, Pa-
mela Hooke, Mary Jeffrey, Ka•
thy Read, Laurie Tuttle, Lind-
say Tuttle, Allison Fiford, Ja-
nice Frayne, Marie Bailler-
geon and Mary Southcott.
Darlene Parsons; Penny
Preszcator and Margie May r
presented ,the fairytale trio of
Little Bo Peep, Lazy Mary and
Little Miss Muffet. •
In '":Mary's Garden,". the:
udience saw flower - covered'
maids, silver bells and cockle!
hells, three colorful group'
umbers.
Pretty maids were ,Tanice
onthron, .Brenda. Brintnell,
Carolyn Cook, Carol Haber, i
Ann Bell, Linda Lowry, Pa -j
meta McDonald, Heather Mc -1
eod,. Carol Shapton, Brenda
inney, Elizabeth Snell, Jane
mith, Christine. Tuckey; Jane
uckey, Mary Wilson, and
arbara King. •,
The .salver. bells •yet e .Mary
ochrane,"Cathy Corbett, Bar
aro Easton, Jennifer Jack.
n, M a ry Corbett, Penny
Councillor Bill Musser added
zulu
a scaryCQSttouCc,h in ,his realistic
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Following t h e instructors`
duet, the entire club returned
for a finale which completed
the program,
Young Janet McDgwell pre-
sented a gift to the instructors
on lf othe club,
Ebehamcee fofL' the show was W,
C. Cochrane,
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•to know something abot!t your
future husband?"
Client: "No, I want to know
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Alitehell's track overturned
when was 114
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way 5, 10 miles north of Brant-
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urchill has been charged
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