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mbaammmnnwanflésou Linen Lilian Jarvis one of the lovev lies stars with the National Bal let of Canada will have prom inent role In the companys pro duction of Offenbach inrthe Un derivorld included in the rcpcn toirc for the groups pcrtormancc April 29 at Barrie Arena The ballerina will be watched with great interest by several former pupils who attended her classes here in recent yiars Usually identified with the charming role of theSugar Plum Fairy in the production of The Nutcracker the attractive fair haircd Miss Jarvis starred this season in two additional ballets presented by the National Ballet She had the feminine lead in the dramatic ballet The Fishermiin and His Soulwhich had its world premiere during the sixth international touring season Born in Toronto of Finnish descent Lilian qarvis made her professional debut in London musical before returningto Can ada and has been with the Nation val Ballet of Canada since its be ginning in 1951 She has ap JARVIS pcarcd in leading dance rolesin number of successful produc tions notahly the title roleof Barbara Allen which attracted the approval of New York critics two seasons ago classical dancer with flair for the dramatic Miss Jarvis daiiccs principal solos in Swan Lake Sylphide Giselle as We as The Nutcracker This season she starred also in the delicate and poetic Apres Midi dun Faun choreographed by Celia Franca artistic director of the National Ballet to music by Debussy Miss Jarvis portray ed the leading nymph opposite Grant Stratc The role of the debutante in the comedy Offenbach in the Underworld is prominent one for Miss Jarvis On occasion for change of pace she portrays the more sophisticated Queen of the Carriage Trado in the satirical work by Antony Tudor Tickets are now on sale for the companys onenight performance All seats are reserved LOANS TO PA Bis NEEDCASII FDR tHE oiiisvouowe LOAN HERE PAYS BILSIHAT ARE DUE AND LEAVES MORE M5 EACH MONTH FORYOU on riiieuoixiwau ma YOUR OWII WAVJUS PHONE 0R SEE THE MANAGER TQDAY Lon up to $25504in to months to rep yo In IAIRll15 In Sheet Flu MlLLIAn also SING Em2nd Floor new NAME ENEFlClAL FIN or canons ANCE C0 iomm vmomu mauu to Mrs Ritchies assistance 71244242 kstown United Church wosthesetttnglor wedding of wide interest when Miss BorbaraAnnvMllter daughter of Mrs Miller and the late Dr Miller of Cookstownuwns married to Donald Boyce Kirkup son of Mr and Mrs Dalton Kirkup of Toronto Rev Lewis of Penethn assisted by RevVFNeWeli of Cookstown officiated at the ceremony and wedding music was played by Arnold who also accompaniedthc soloist Donald Miller at Toronto in theatngtngpf Thé Lords Given in marriage by her bra ther James Miller of Ottawa the bride was wearing an Era pirestyle sheath of white French velvet made with aabrina neck line and long pointed sleeves satinslincd panel fell gracefully from tailored bewhclow the Vneeitline at the back of the gown widening into cathedral train VHcr shoulderlength veil Mission Band Members Donate Toys and Books Coronation Mission Band of Collier Street United Church held its March meeting last Wedness day with Peggy Hall in the chair Thirtyfour children including two Visitors were present to an swcr the roll call ijSusan ltodg ers Peggy Churchill gave the treasurcrs report The childcm had brought along wonderful supply of used toys andbooks fortitc use of the WMS worker Miss Empey in the Kirk land Lake area Mrs Lloyd Smith led the wor ship service which was based on Acts 1726 God hath mode of one blood all nations ofmen for to dwell on all the face of the earth Donna field read the scripture nndtho collection was received by Heather Campbell and Ian Postnikoff Happy Birthdayvwas song to Joanne Smith and Philip Walker The children vicarneil new Easter song tLittie Breezes Soft ly Blow and Mrs Ritchie led them in game in the absence throughillness of speaker Mrs Heath Mrs Westerman explained about the thankoffering envelopes the chlls dren would soon be receiving and how their pennies would help to provide children with Bibles they would not have otherwise She also spoke on the missionary for prayer Miss Annie McIvor of made during the meeting with are to be sent to Miss McIvor for use among her charges The final chapters of the study hoolr Kc Sooni were read by Mrs Westerman They concerned the Grandmothers hankap or sist birthdaythe most important birthday in Koreans whole life and how Ke Soonis worrisome problem is finally solved by her grandmothers change of heart and attendance at church The point was brought out that Ke Soonis own Christian behavior throughout must have had its in fluence on her grandmothers de cision The meeting closed withthe children joining in the Mission Band Credo SARONG BRA ln claim and embroidered nyion with all elastic back ndiuit modam ncli yoir mokepertenlsr living Woihca and driesquicllyneoda no ironing Bandeau and Longlliio styles saadue GIRDLE tho aiu an girdle tho slim it trims9 xtuyr in pine whllher you ill walk band 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