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a. Pe Debbie Griffen, i left, and Nancy Warren, are pictured with their teacher and accompanist, Mrs. Grace Hastings, who is holding the first place certificates which: the girls won at the Peterborough Kiwanis Festival. Local Girls Win First Prize Af Peterborough Kiwanis Festival preparing for the Grade 9 is being enjoyed by Nancy|test in Jung. She is also a Warren and Debbie' Griffen, student of piano and theory, as they blend their voices|and a valued member and "in song. High School students, | soloist of 'the: choir in" the "they spend a great: many extra| United Church. hours in their music pursuits.|:* Debbie is . preparing for In Royal Conservatory of| Grade 8 vocal examination in Music vocal examinations in|June. She is also studying the past, Nancy's marks have| theory and is learning to play always -bepn in the honours| baritone and trumpet in the bracket, and she is currently | High School Band. ~~ I Since their first vocal duet, performed in their church at Christmas 1967, they have made several appearances, including the "High School Commencement Exercise last November, where they were a "hit" with their rendition of 'Somewhere' from West Side Story, among other "pop" numbers. On this occasion, The sweet smell of success 'ough Kiwanis Festival, where, Joanne Jackson was their P2R T PER RY IJIAR VOLUME 104--PORT PERRY ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 3,1969 -- Number 25 MULTI - MILLIONS SET, FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS A $125,000 addition to R.H. Cornish Public School, Port Perry is forecast by Mr. Hempstead, superintendant of] Zone C; for the Ontario Coun- ty Board of Education, but he told the board it is "an iffy" situation." >. Should the population this area expand as much I'think it could,' he explained, "I will recommend the 1971 addition be abandoned, and a In the town of Uxbridge the forecast calls for construct- ionin 19700f a new $600,000 public school financed totally by debentures. It is to have 12 classrooms, a library, a general purpose room, and a kindergarten: The board is still in the process of obtaining a site for the new school. Slated for Uxbridge a 1972 completion, according to the a new $800,000 Senior Public at Port Perry. If the population does not 1971 addition will go-ahead, will go up in the northeast part of Oshawa. in 1970 for a four-classroom Public School serving Reach Township. The public school : at Prince Albert inthe town- accompanist. Since that time] ship will also get an addition, they have been, continually adding classical, sacred and| $210,00 popular tunes 5 to.their xeper-| "5 toire. ° § They are presently prepar-] ing music for three weddings| Aqmissions ................. 25 in the near future. : Operations ..................... 10 The highlights of their end- Emergency Treatments... 24 eavours is their success this| Births 2 Deaths Discharges .... Remaining Visiting Hours -- 2 to 8 p.m. past week, while singing in competition at the Peterbor- under the exacting adjudicator School be built somewhere] | in Reach Township, possibly] expand to that degree, the: and the new Senior school]: addition to the Greenbank| Another $164, 000 is ed CE this one in 1971 at a cost of}. Graduates Miss Lynne Beare graduated from the Accelerated Business Certificate Course at the Shaw North Toronto College: of Business, Toronto, in Febru- ary, 1969, after passing the examinations in this course as set by The Business Educat- ors' Association of Canada. from Great Britain, Mr. Don-| Maternity Hours 3 to 8 p.m. New $800,000 Senior Public School Possible For Port Perry By 1971 forecast, is an addition to Uxbridge High School; and another is scheduled for the Brock District High School in Cannington for completion in 1973. Cost of the Uxbridge ad- dition is $500,000, and of the Brock addition $800,000. Both are financed entirely by debenture issues: Tenders Let For New Fire Tank Truck The tenders for the new Fire Tank Truck, which will service the municipalities of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog were sent out last week by clerk John F. Raines. The specifications were sent to various Fire Equipment companies as well as local truck dealers. The new com- mittee are asking for tenders from the local dealers on the truck only with a fire equip- ment company supplying the specially built tank and pump. They are also asking the com- panies to submit prices on the complete unit as well as just the tank and pump. The deadline for the tend- ers is Tuesday, April 8th and on-that night the committee with representatives from the fire department will open the tenders and make a decision as 'to what tender will be accepted. ald Francke, they were award- ed first place in two different| classes with marks of 85 and 83. Their teacher and accomp- anist, Mrs. Grace Hastings, their proud parents, and their many 'fans' wish them cont- inued success. Museum Elsewhere in this edition of the Star, the formation of an Historical Society for the mun- The week preceding the winter holidays was Festival Time, when many pupils competed in the various classes of the 12th Annual Central Ontario County Mu- sic Festival, Sponsored by the Sunderland Lions Club in Brock Township Hall Au- ditorium, this worthwhile en- deavour was the hub of great activity for hundreds of young people in the area. Its educational and cultural value was enhanced by the services of quality adjudica: tors, namely -- John Bailey, for 'the piano. competition, and. Lloyd Bradshaw, assist. ed by Mrs. Kovax, for the veoal competition, Although Mr, Bradshaw, notably accomplished choir leader of adults and child. ren, enjoyed hearing and working with the children, he expressed some concern about the quality of the sing- . FED Wins Award . MissJoanne Martyn, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martyn, Prince Albert, won the Junior Award for sew: ing at 'College Royal"', Kemp- tville College of Agricultural Technology. Joanne. is pict ured. modelling at "Model Mystique' at the college recently. IMake Good Showing At Recent Music Festival icipalities of Port Perry, Reach, and Scugog is announced. Mr. William Brock, who has been actively involved in organizing this society said in an interview with the Star this week that the goal of the Historical Society, is the early establishment of a museum of local history, The museum will provide a permanent home for the many articles,docu- ments, photographs and rec- ords of our early years which can still. be found in local homes. Many of our citizens, Mr. Brock has found, are willing to' loan or donate such articles, provided that they are certain that they will be well - perserved and displayed in such a way as to be of permanent educational value to everyone in our community, Mr. Brock reports that Reeve Kenny of Port Perry has generously offered the former Police Headquarters in the Municipal offices as a temporary storage and work area for the society so that collection of items for the museum can begin soon. Citizens who will have items to contribute are invited to advise one of the individuals listed in the announcement ing throughout the Festival, which he felt was due to lack of careful, consistent class room singing. Mr. Bradshaw also unged parents, teachers, Continued on page 2 $750. Damage In Two Car Crash A two car collision took place on March 29th, at 10:15 p.m. on Mary Street.in Port Perry causing an estimated $750.00 damage to both cars. A 1966 Pontiac owned by Everett Jeffery, 70, of 66 Lilla Street, Port Perry was parked on Mary Street when it was struck by 'a 1963 Meteor, driven by William Fines 20, of 431 Montrose Avenue, Oshawa, Damage. to the Jeffrey car was $450.00 and $300.00 to Fines car. Mr: Fines was charg- ed with careless driving and will appear in Whitby court on May 2nd. O.P.P. Constable John Ross investigated. seatissseanene RE FAR Planned For Port Perry Area on page 17. At the Historical Society meeting on April 17th, Profes- sor Leo Johnson will be guest speaker. Wins Tournament A Junior judo tournament was held recently at Maple Leaf Judo Club for all Junior Divisions of the club in the Oshawa area. More than 90 Junior Judokas participated. The over 140 pound grouping was won by Neil Clark of Port Perry. the $10.00 this week. Last week's winner of the Mrs. Judy MacColl is pictured drawing the winning ticket for this week. Mr. George Gibson won the winning of 'Bazaar. of Values' draw FI he a Jk % AOS » CARR,