The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-10-20, Page 9Anglicans To Hear
Bishop p# P.oiynesia
Anglicans from churches
across Huron County will meet
this Friday in St. George's{
Church, Goderich, to hear one of
the youngest and most dynamic
Bishops of the Anglican Church.
Rt. Rev. J. C. Vockler bccarne
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BISHOP
VOCKLER
a bishop seven years ago at
the age of 35. His Diocese of
Polynesia is the largest. in area
of any in the world-wide Angli-
can Communion, although it has
been described as "mostly wind
and water" It covers an area
of 11,000,000 square miles in
.the South Pacific, and straddles
the International Date Line.
This means that Bishop Vo.ekler
can leave Fiji one day, fly for
4'9 hours, and arrive in Samoa
the day before-r:all without
leaving his diocese.
The diocese includes the Fiji
Islands and the Gilbert and Ellis
Islands which are British Colon.
les, Tonga which is a self -govern•
ing kingdom, Western Samoa
now- independant but formerly a
New Zealand Trust Teritory and
''Tahiti which is French.
The service, to which all mem-
bers of the public Will be wel•
coiled, .viii begin at 8 pm. and
will be conducted by the Rector
of St. George's, The Rev_ G. G.
Russell, and the Rural Dean of,
Huron°; the Rev. J. P. Gandon,
Exeter.
Joint choirs from Huron
County's Anglican churches will
lead the singing. Following the
service there is to be an in•
formal coffee hour in the Parish
Hall so that members of the
congregation may chat with the
bishop and ask him questions.
The service is one of a series
of eleven at which Bishop Vock•
ler will speak* during his visit to
-the Anglican Diocese of Huron.
CAROL MARKS of ,Wind-
sor, Ontario, who won the
grand prize on the B -A Music.
cal Showcase in a recent quiz
show telecast flashes a .
$40,000 smile. The 23 -year-
old graduate student of Greek
Classics at the University of
Toronto, is the granddaugh-
Lack of Backdrop Noted
Full Membership Enjoys Four
By Mrs. John Wallace
The Community Concert sea-
son opened on Saturday night
in the Collegiate Auditorium
with almost the full member-
ship out to enjoy theartistry
of "Four Go_Dancing."
Produced"arid— directed-
Michael Maule the program was
varied and technically quite per-
fect. A dancer' who has had.
star billing with some of the
world's great ballet companies
Mr. Mauls had as his !partner
the talented 'Callen Corkre. Miss
Corkre's background has been in
Broadway Musicals (inc}udini
"My Fair Lady") as well as in
.classical ballet., So they were
well qualified to plan and chore-
5graph a variety .program such as
this.
Their guest artists, .Thatcher
Clarke, a former soloist in Mar-
got Fonteyn's ensemble. and
Jeanne, Marie•Awbert, a product
of Europe's best teachers and a
newcomer to America appeared
to be their equals in grace and
skill.
This highly trained profession-
al- troupe -was -supported- by -ex-
uellen't orchestrations on -`tape-
as well as by the new lights
generously loaned by our Gode-
rich Little Theatre. Each artist
introduced himself and one num-
ber in an easy, chatty fashion
which established an excellent
rapport with the audience.
The program opened with a
Pas de Deux in the classuri'cal
style from the Nutcracker, beaut-
ifully danced by Michael Malule
and Miss Aubert. lit was fol-
lowed by a "fun" piece, Ballet
versus, Jazz in which the tradi-
tional music for •barre exercises
turnedinto jazz and which in -
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a total of over $40,000. •
Dancers
cidently provided the oplporttin-
ity for a dazzling . display of
acrobatics.
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The Carib Peddler, danced by
Mr. Clarke and Miss Aluberot in
colorful Island costume. told in
mime and `dance the delightful
tory 4 .a .G_�rLblktean Fea3dler of .n.
trinkets who, trying to dazzle
a. lady with his world loses .them
all to her and is left with only
his empty basket.
The Pas de Deux from the
Snowy Maiden --a work seldom
seen in this country --was dram-
atically.
ram-atically• presented by the two
principals, but suffered in the
opinion of thisreviewer from .tire
lack of 0a, backdrop to enhance
the performance.
The program closed with a
Waltz, an adagio and finale in
which the entrechats, leaps and
turns, arabesques and appar-
ently effortless pirouettes c1,1
classical ballet 'were blended in-
to dances which were pure de-
light to watch.
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SUNDAY SERVICE
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
20th Sunday after Trinity—Oct. 23rd
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer'
Sermon by the Rector
CHURCH SCHOOL'
10:00 a.m.—Grades 3 to 9
11:00 a.m.—Nursery to Grade 2
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, .B.A., B.D.
Organist and Choirmaster: LORNE H. DOTTERER
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL; e.A,, Minister
William Cameron, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23rd
10.00 a.m, Church School
11:00 a,m. bivine Worship
Sermon: "Faith and Witness”
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
7:30 p.m. Young People's Society
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