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colts Bro aS ag on th RRR ae a Page 6 Skill anid Beauty (Continued from page one) The Scareerows who protected the garden were three Haileybury Intermediates, Vicki Gilkes, Kar- en MacPherson and Marion Plaunt. No. farm is complete without milkmaids and the New Liskeard Juniors made up this group, com- plete with milk stools and pails. They were Kathryn Wilson, Jean MacDougall, Sandra Caldwell, Su- san Ackroyd,- Barbara Kemp, Joanne Ciesielski, Marlene West- man, Mary White, Marilyn Wil- son, Penny Bailey, all wearing long yellow braids. Then to complete this group, the Haileybury Juniors with hoes and rakes, appeared as the Farm- erettes; Marlene Austin, Brenda Cooper, Helen Johnston, Janice Lindsay, Marjorie Moressette, Ann Renaud, Louiselle Renaud, Suzanne Renaud and Jean Ritchie. Following this, two of the guest skaters, Miss Gertie Desjardins and Maurice LaFrance of Sud- bury gave an_ exhibition that brought them back for an encore. The second court was "Around The World" and was tthe dream of Five Little Scalliwags, repre- sented by New Liskeard Juniors, Susan Ross, Barbara Farlinger, Trudy Grant, Vicki Grant and Susan Mercier. More of the Juniors portrayed the Highland Lassies, Nancy Fielder, Arlene Farlinger, Carmen Landry, Trudy Wilson, Louise Lamothe, Sally Walker, Patricia Bligh, Bonnie Binkley. Haileybury's Miss Linda Grc zelle as The Bonnie Lassie, pre- sented a clever solo number. New Liskeard Juniors, Nan Chapman, Kerry Hogan, Jenifer Cawley, Dianne and Debby God- dard, Mary Vic Wallis, Christene Wilson, Lynn Spencer and Elsie Catt with four Intermediates, Car- ol Bond, Carol Stafford, Jean Thompson and Sharon Pettman, presented a Cowgirl number. An Indian scene, complete with teepee, pow wow smoke and princess was given by Haileybury - Juniors Gwen Butler, Carol Bailey Mary Campbell, Linda Cooper, Carol Davies, Linda (Gibson, Marg- je Hurst, Anne Mary Roche, Cheryl Rouse, Linda Taylor, Heather Pearson with Miss Janet Camsell as tthe Indian Princess. Tommy Binkley of New Liskeard Was tne Indian Prince. Zulus and Coolies were also por- trayed by the Haileybury Juniors, Suzanne Desjardins, Sandra Mat- tice, Marianne Morissette, Debbie Murphy, Aline Parent, Rita But ler, Linda Bryson, Cathy Jane Crandall, Denise Fleming, Gayle Gibson, Judy Hurst, Carol Mac- Laughlin, Michelle Morissette, Jane Pringle and Patsy Thody, Miss Barbara Camsell of Hailey- bury as the Indian Princesses and Miss Bonnie Keon of New Liskeard as a most authentic Witch Doctor. Miss Carmen Landry of New Liskeard did an Eskimo number and the Club professional, Mrs. Chris Blair of North Bay, received tumultous applause as she brought back the Roaring Twenties, a number which included the Charle ston, To complete this court Charles Snelling, of Toronto, who was five times Canadian Senior Men's Champion and a contender for the Olympics, gave a brilliant per- formance and in answer to contin- "We Serve the North" P. O. Box 976 MI 7-6055 TRI - TOWN CONSTRUCTION CO. LIMITED Contractors - Builders - Estimators Home Alterations Kitchens Modernized Cupboards Built PAINTING and FLOOR SANDING NEW LISKEARD, ONT. Thursday, March 19, 1959 ued applause, returned again to 'the ice. The other two stars, Miss Ger- tie Desjardins and Maurice La France, again delighted their au- dience. The third court of the program was "Apple Blossom Time," with Maypole Dancers, Bettijane Mills, Bonnie Herity, Margaret Kenyon, Jacqueline Johnston and Judy Rundle. The girls are New Lis- keard Intermediates who have their preliminary tests. Following these were the Blos- som Dancers. These were~ both New Liskeard and Haileybury In- termediates, Bonnie Keon, Mar- ielle Breault, Suzan Grant, Jackie Neal, Jean Thompson, Sharon Pettman, Nora Brookfield, Janet Camsell, Barbara Camsell, Linda Grozelle, Carol Bond, Carol Staf- ford. ° Court number four was called "A Rainy Day" and featured a little elf who took a little girl to a land where it always rains and everyone is happy. The Elf Queen was Miss' Barbara Camsell of Haileybury, with the New Lis- keard Juniors representing the Rain Elves, Carol Murchie, Janet Kemp, Dorothy Ann Blake, Suzan Binkley, Mandy Taylor, Debbie Caldwell, Gerry Hutchinson. The raindrops were Haileybury Intermediates, Ann Bryson, Lynda Camsell, Dianna Dean, Mary Hurst, Joyce and Margaret Men- zies, Judy Ann and Rosemary Rob- inson, Nancy Thoday and Sheila Thompson. Miss Susan Grant was the Rain- bow and the Little Girl was Marielle Breault, both of New Liskeard. New Liskeard Intermediates were tthe Rain Misses, Mary Pren- tiss, Marianne Koniewich, JoAnne and Georgia Murphy, Karen But- ler, Susan Stevens, Jacqueline Johnston, Bettijane Mills, Bonnie Herity and Margaret Kenyon. The concluding performers in this were the Rain Goddesses Miss Bonnie Keon and Miss Marielle Breault, Northern Ontario Senior Ladies Pair Champions, 1959, both of the New Liskeard Club. One of the most outstanding group performances was 'the Am- erican Precision figure with both Haileybury and New Liskeard Intermediates skating in it. Their colorful red, black and white strip- ed costumes and head bands, with a tall white ostrich feather, added to the enjoyment derived from watching them. Skating in this number were Bonnie Keon, Mar- ielle Breault, Susan Grant, Jackie Neal, Margaret Kenyon, Jean Thompson, Sharon Pettman, Car- ol Bond, Carol Stafford, Janet Camsell, Barbara Camsell, Linda Pherson, Marion Plaunt, Judy Rundle. It is impossible to describe the beauty and colorfulnmess of the many costumes, or to properly commend the work of those who planned and carried out the mak- ing of them. Providing a bit of hilarious en- tertainment, if not accomplished skating ability, were a number of 'native' Hawaiians, in very au- thentic costumes. Their luxuriant growth of hair, falling to their shoulders, provided a disguise of Grozelle, Vicki Gilkes, Karen Mac-| sorts but among the faces recdg- nized were those of Dr. Farlinger, Lomer Lamothe, Stan Milbury, W. Neil 'and several others. 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