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Over 2500 women attend- ed the TOPS Provincial Re- cognition Days held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Those attending from Port Perry were Mary Cannon, Helen Newlove, Margaret Warren, Priscilla Jones, Olive Painter and Jackie MacEneny. Mrs. Esther Manz of Milwaukee, who was the founder of TOPS in 1948 was the speaker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brignall entertained the United Church Choir at their home on Thursday evening. the occasion being a surprise birthday party for Mr. Glen Taylor. LJ] 4 LJ Port Perry horsemen won four of the ten races on Thursday night at Orange- ville Raceway. Lloyd Brawn with Chester Harm Ace, Nelson Cochrane with Bar Day, Bruce Cummings with Miss Battle Rose, and Ivan ; ROUND THE TOWN: Mrs. Jean Graham and. Mrs. Margaret McLaren from Dundee. Scotland have been visiting for the past three weeks with Mrs, Jes- sie Hope. A family gather- ing was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Grant Jeffery. * * LJ The Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto has released the names of persons from Port Perry and area . who were successful candidates in music examinations held recently at the Conservatory. The names, as received from the Conservatory, aré arranged in order of merit. Grade VIII Piano First Class Honours - Jill Stone Honours - Anne Hadden, Eleanor = Vale (equal); Deborah Cookman; Brenda Smith; Carol Aird, Susan Kester (equal); Kathy Keuning; David E. Litt Pass - Stephen Gould, "Id son; Cindy: Grieve; CASH YOUR 10¢ COUPON! 79 SALAD OLIVES 39: MeMAIR AUSTRAUAN-3 148140 Susanne Summers (equal). Grade VII Piano Honours - Carolyn Robert- Anne Marlow Pass - Alice A. Carnaghan; Elaine Wright; Wilma Wolters. Grade VI Piano Honours - Dorothy Keyzers, ll ORC CANE Joy Panabaker (equal); Jane Kester; Paul R. Litt. Pass - Bonnie L. Short; Wendy Lee. - Grade V Piano Honours - Joyce Mulder; Lois VanCamp. Grade 1V Piano First Class Honours - Kathy Stone Honours - Vicki Bigglestone; Annette Keuning; Anne M. Taylor. Grade III Piano First Class Honours - Mary Clugston. i. 3 h AAA LLLLLALRSSASLS NSN SSNS SS SSS SSS SSNS SESSA LAA LANA SASS NN NANNNNANANNNNNN ANNAN NS NSN A SANA SAA RASA ASS SS NO.1 GRADE FREE STONE Peaches NO. HEAD SUNSHINE FRESH PRODUCE! w. 39¢ LETTUCE wen 25¢ ONTARIO CORN 5 cos 49° Cucumber 2 ; 49¢ Grade II Piano Honours - Patricia Sleep; Christine Noble; Lynn Glass; «Melody Cannon, Terri O. Morrow (equal); Margaret, D. Litt, Grade VI Organ First Class Honours - Juanita Erickson. Grade X Singing First Class Honours - Debra J. Griffen Grade VI Singing Honours - Alice Carnaghan Grade 1V Singing First Class Honours - Roger Watson. CHINA LLY SOYA SAUCE § FL Oc. Bottle 28¢ CHA LLY SWEET & SOUR SAUCE 1m ou 29 IVORY SOAP 9 bon to per bo 99 Gavin McCallum A) 2) Ad Iu NE 3 Ni SULTANA Raisins 69: SECRET Deodorant 99¢ QL (vr43 J [DA BEEF PATTIES =i 61.59 Mb. 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