Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 23

The World of Women SIXTEEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1973. Dancers Present Smooth, Near-Perfect Performance Editor's note: The following queen of the was danced review of the Dance Theatre by Jan Hendrickson. She gave presented by the VonDrake Re-, the role the necessary strength gional Ballet Company at the and power, combining leaps and Motor Lodge Theatre at Wake-' field was written by James Antigual, Chicago, a correspondent for the Regional Ballet Associa- turns with grace and haughty disdain. The corps performed with perfect discipline and coordination, weaving in and out of the ballet with superb grace and Last Saturday and Sundayi ease The Wllis were out evening I had the pleasure standmg and precise in their witnessing a most delightful difficult pas-de-quatre. I must tion.

performance of dance. At a time when I find myself increasingly able to anticipate the movements and outcome of a regional ballet company, the VonDrake company came as a welcome surprise. It was a I smooth, near-perfect example of what can be accomplished when student and teacher are in perfect accord "Woodland Whispers," per- say the entire ballet was impressive and showed a great amount of superb leadership. The third act, ''Graduation Ball" brought a standing ovation from the audience. It moved rapidly and sparkled with humor and "feel" for the delightful music of Johann Strauss.

The little undergraduate, Susan Rmgwall, a PLANS WEDDING--David Otradovec, Carney, announces the engagement of his daughter, Jeanne Marie, to Douglas Jay Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Foster, Wakefield Miss formed by children of all ages, i and a rather stoiCj bashful ca- had an choice 01 mu- det) Jonn Martffla, danced their roles with ease and aplumb. A divertisement of individual numbers performed by the cast delightful and the splendid graceful, charming Otiadovec is a graduate of Car- sic and the youngsters performed like seasoned veterans. The dances were varied and highlighted by flashes of sound technique and imagination.

From the tiny lambs and fireflies to the pre-teen baton twirlers the audience interest and enjoyment was high. A fast moving finale led exceptional group by a very of baton finale led by Mary Martilla as the school mistress and Joe Von Drake as the general, brought tremendous applause from the audience. To sum It all up, I believe this company, comprised of all ney-Nadeau High School, Carney, and is a senior at Northern Michigan University, Marquette. Her fiance is a graduate of Wakefield High School and NMU. A Sept.

1 wedding is planned. Church Events Bethany Covenant. The Ladies aid will meet Thursday at 2:30 p.m. The trustees meet at 7 1 m. Thursday and a Brotherhood meeting will follow at 7:30.

Hosts are Arvid Pelto and Oliver Berg. W. S. (Bill) Carow will show slides on his trip to Mexico. Grace Lutheran.

Lutheran ihurch Women will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran. On Thursday at 7 m. the senior choir will rehearse and the building committee will meet. Salem Lutheran.

The junior choir will meet at 4:15 m. Thursday. The vacation church school staff will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. Wesley United Methodist.

On Thursday the Fisherman's Club will meet from 7 to 7-30 p.m. Bible study will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday. Jehovah's Witnesses. A ministry school will be held at 7 m.

Thursday and a service meeting will be at 8. Bessemer Our Savior Free Lutheran. Bible study and fellowship will be held at Fairview Community Center Thursday at 7-30 Bessemer St. Sebastian Catholic. The Yale Guild will twirlers brought the first act oca i talent, is a credit to the to a flashing finish.

area and I for one look forward The second act, "Giselle," in to seeing more of their produc- two scenes, was perhaps the lons finest this reporter has seen being done by a non-professional group. Their costumes, sets and timing were in my opinion ex- very near future. A lot of hard work and thought is behind a project of this scope and full credit should be given to Joe and Georgia Von Drake, cellent. '-Giselle" is perhaps the hose untiring efforts and de- oldest and most popular ballet Cation made this produciton of the Romantic Age. The rest- possible.

Their direction and aging and changes in choreag- choreagraphy gave the produc- raphy added to the charm of I tion a new dimension and drive this ballet and excited audience seldom seen in local ballet corn- interest. I especially liked the special effects of the second scene, the desolate spectral setting dominated by the tomb of Giselle. The fog effects were truly effective and created the proper atmosphere for the entrance of the WLUS. The demanding role of Giselle was danced by Tracey Butson. Her interpretation of a warmhearted and exuberant peasant girl in the first scene and creature of fantasy in the second disclosed her dramatic skill as well as her dance ability Her "mad scene" was convincing and believable.

This young lady has tremendous potential and this reporter hopes she continues her career. The dual role of Albrect-Loys was danced by the very masculine George Grant, who possesses strong stage presence and unusually high elevation. Myrtha, the panies. Calvary IMS Hosts Bergland Society WAKEFIELD The Ladies Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church. Wakefield, held a mother-daughter tea May 18 at 7 pm Guests were the Ladies Missionary Society members of the Baptist Church, Bergland.

Prizes were awarded to the oldest and the youngest mothers present and to the mothers of the oldest and youngest children. Mrs Raymond Schaedig led the devotions based on the theme of patterns such as making faith a pattern A fashion show was the highlight of the evening. Coffee, cookies, sandwiches served. and punch were f- We Wish Everyone a Safe Happy Memorial Day Weekend! FOR AN APPOINTMENT DIAL 932-0221 EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE. "Charm" Above the Metropolitan Ins.

Co. Office on Suffolk St. Club Activities The i a 11 Homemakers Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 m. at the Community center. Corporate Service Held By Children BESSEMER Children who received their first communion during the past year with their parents participated in a group celebration recently at St.

Sebastian Catholic Church Each child had a role in the service as crossbearer, candle- bearer, reader, theme reader, poster bearer of gift bearer. Siste Jean Andrew helped plan the mass. Children who participated are Laura Smith, Dennis Frello, Colleen Kimmes, Robbie Kimmes, Greatchen Yungk. Sally Moore. Donald PucilowsM, Julie Mazaneck, Kathy Mazanec Kathy Mazaneck, David Pucilowski, Tommy Moore, Mary A Sheri Evsich Suzette Fertile and Berry.

Mrs. K. Farb to Speak at Bethany The Ladies Aid of Bethany Ctnenant Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 m. hold a pasty sale Thursday from 11 a m. until 4 p.m.

in the parish hall. Orders may be placed before 11 at 667-3121 or 663-4511 Wakefield First Lutheran. The senior choir will rehearse at 6'30 m. Thursday. Wainola Lutheran.

The church women will hold a bake sale at 7'30 Thursday in the church parlors. Watersmeet Baptist. Midweek prayer and Bible study will be held at 7 m. Thursday. Mercer United Methodist.

Choir rehearsal will be at 7 p.m. Thursday Mercer Faith a Confirmation classes will meet Thursday at 3-50 m. Rockland United Methodist. Choir rehearsal will be held Thursday at 6'15 Ontonagon United Methodist. Choir rehearsal will be held at 7:30 pm.

Thursday. Johnny Anderson Has 3rd Birthday Johnny Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson, Poplar Hurley, was 3 years" ol Wednesday, May 16. Hh had a party with a few friends present as well as his grandmothers, aunts and uncles.

Johnny received many gifts. Polly's Pointers By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is to buy a box of breakfast food that is highly advertised as containing "plump soft raisins" and then only find stale hard ones. JEANETTE DEAR POLLY--and Mrs. K. J.

I remove tea stains from plastic containers by simply filling them with hot water and adding about two tablespoons of electirc dishwasher detergent. I let mine soak overnight. -MRS. M.C.F. DEAR GIRLS I wish you could see how white the inside of my coffee-stained, porcelain- type percolator is after such a soaking for only about two hours.

POLLY DEAR POLLY I find those cotton tipped sticks we use for some of baby's toilet needs are great to use for cleaning my sewing machine. They get into the narrow places around the bobbin and under the throat plate and pick up lint that a brush completely misses. A tiny drop of oil on the cotton helps, too MRS A DEAR POLLY To easily put creases in baggy jeans I use men's pants stretchers upside down. The bottoms of the stretchers are wide enough for top of the jeans legs and tops of the creasers are wide enough for the flares so no ironing is needed. -STELLA DEAR POLLY The column has given us so many wonderful uses for toothpaste.

I tried it on the ceramic tiles around my sathtub and it really cleaned free of soap and restored the original color. Now I can discard the umpteen jars and bottles of products I have purchased for this, for none did the job as well as toothpaste. MRS. A P. DEAR POLLY Put your dress on a hanger as usual and then bring the hem up to meet the shoulders and hold it ihere with clip clothespins.

Sure beats having it drag on the floor. MRS. R.H. POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY I hope someone can tell me how to remove the stones from old jewelry without injuring the sets or stones. VELMA Memorial Services Held by Auxiliary The Hurley Eagles Auxiliary held memorial services for members who died during the preceding year and in memory of those who died in earlier years.

The auxiliary decided to participate in the Hurley Memorial Day services May 28 Persons who wish to ride in the parade are asked to contact Mrs. Mary Casanova. Mrs. Mary Lu Busch was honored for her May birthday. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Felix Patritto. Mrs. Blance Multoni was appointed to fill the trustee vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. Catherine Prospero. Installation of officers will be held at the June 5 meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. John Olson and Mrs. Ben Endrizzizzi. Hostesses for the June 5 meeting will be Mrs. Casanova and Mrs.

Busch. Tops in Duplicate MINOCQUA Three Mmoc- qua bridge pairs, Pat Bolger and Gwen Kakes, Bob O'Leary and Dan Yelton, Marcia Quady Devotions will be led by and Leone Rheaume, were re- Linea Sepplan Mrs. John Fas-1 spective winners of third, fourth sino will render vocal solos, and fifth places at the annual Mrs Kenneth Farb, Bessemer, dinner of the Minocqua Dupli- will be guest speaker. cate Bridge Club, Monday eve- Hostesses are Mrs Cargill Rauch and Mrs. Norman Dan-, Rhinelander players Lillian Butterfield and Sue Knauff were first and Florence Bloom and Pearl Sweo, second.

Nine tables were played at the Minocqua Country Club. len Mother-Daughter Tea to Be Saturday St. Ambrose Women's Society has planned a mother-daughter tea Saturday. A program will be presented at 2 m. at Catholic High School gymnasium Refreshments will be served in the parish hall.

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Aurora and her sister, Miss Pearl Abraham, E. Cloverland attended the graduation of Mrs. Guest's grandson, John Pecotte, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Pecotte has been accepted at Marquette University Dental School, Milwaukee, for the fall term. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Pecotte, Middlcton, Wis former Hurley residents. Mrs. Guest and Miss Abraham also visited Mrs. James Guest, Ladysmith, an Eau Claire hospital where she is a patient.

She is the daughter-in-law of Mrs. Arthur Guest. Mrs. Lillian HdcrtcE Has 87th Birthday SAXON Mrs. Lillian Roatoh was surprised on her 87th birtfe- day with a party at the Vincent Janke home.

Dinner was served at 5 p.m. to a number of friends and relatives. Mrs. Janke also served a large decorated birthday cake. Mrs.

Roatch received many gifts and cards. Following the dinner, an evening of visiting and card playing was spent. Debia LaVerduie, D. Johnson Engaged Mr. and Mrs.

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