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F 1 ti | } 3 Choir was on key "April 19th and 20th, residents of this area had the opportunity to see and hear an entertaining program, when Scugog Choir and Friends put on their annual Spring Con- cert, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Ethel 1A al=121 4" VF-1Y; tours (oF VF Yo 7 WE-{o] L(V [od ge Nelol Jo] EAST COAST CHARMS (VERMONT, MAINE, NEW BRUNSWICK, P E.l.. NOVA SCOTIA. QUEBEC) 13 DAY..28 DEPARTURES FROM JUNE 3 TO SEPT. 30 COMPARE THE VALUE! 5895 oer PERSON TWIN UNE DEFARTURES DISCOUNTED 10% NEWFOUNDLAND & EASTERN CANADA 19 DAY...13 DEPARTURES FROM JUNE 15 - SEPT. 7 $1275°° per PERSON TWIN JUNE 15 DEPARTURE IS DISCOUNTED 10%. WESTERN ADVENTURE U.S.A. & CANADA 23 DAY...DEPART JUNE 29 JULY 6, 27, AUGUST 10, SEPTEMBER 7 51550°° per PERSON TWIN JUNE 29, JULY 6 INCLUDE CALGARY STAMPEDE GLACIERS AND NATIONAL PARKS MOTORCOACH/AIR 16 DAY...DEPART JUNE 23 JULY 8. 28. AUG. 12, 25 SEPT. 9 *1375% PER PERSON TWIN JUNE 23, JULY 8 INCLUDE CALGARY STAMPEDE THE WILD WEST CALIFORNIA 23 DAY..DEPART JUNE 1 AUG. 10, OCT. 19 $1500°° PER PERSON TWIN | Go Motorcoach! FOR DETAILS: Port Perry Travel 985-2268 Nonquon Travel 985-2336 Freeman. It was good to reminisce with the music from the 50's like Slowpoke, Sh Boom, Blue Suede Shoes, and then to hear the catchy tunes from the show No No Nanette. The special solos, . dances and instrumen- tals performed by our local talent were ex- cellent. A standing ova- tion was given the per- formers on Saturday night. Costumes, make-up and props added the pro- per ingredients to the show, Those who attended on Saturday thoroughly en- joyed the delicious din- ner served by the ladies of the Head U.C.W. Ac- cording to reports they are planning on a repeat during the Christmas Season. (Come Fall watch for the ad in this paper). Flute students perform well The Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festival was recently held in the City of Oshawa. Several flute students from Port Perry participated in the competition and placed in their respective . classes. The woodwind classes were adjudicated by Dr. Robert Wood, who is a member of the Faculty of Music at the SOCCER CLINIC FOR MINIS (orn in 1979-80) From 6:30 to 7:30 P.M. FOR SQUIRTS (born in 1977-78) From 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. At the Hockey Arena THURS., MAY 9th Bring Gym Shoes and Lots of Energy! IB & L DONUTS University of Western Ontario. Flute-12 and under: Dale Greenwood placed third with 83 percent. Flute-14 and under: Corry Greenwood and Andrea Carnegie tied for second place with 87 percent. Flute-16 and under: Andrea Hobbs placed third with 83 percent; Emma Salkeld 82 per- cent; Lynda Sutton 81 percent; Caren Turner t 80 percent. Congratulations to all on an excellent display of musicianship. They are currently studying flute with Laural Griffen. 159 Water St., Port Perry Telephone: 985-8370 BAKER' S DOZEN | SPECIAL .. 32.63 'ud at PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 30, 1985 -- 29 7 Theatre masks , Above, Ms. Popham (who played Alice, the Duchess, the Doormouse, the Queen of Hearts and the White Rabbit all by herself) explains to a local youngster how masks are used to enhance theatre. : Masks, puppets and unusual props were used by actress Kathryn Popham (above) to bring to life Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, an Erewhon Theatre produc- tion (of Toronto) performed at Scugog Memorial Library, Saturday April 27th. One more week of our great spring savings. Men's Summer Pants by Rivieria Sizes 30 to 44. Assorted Colours. S595 le | es SUMMER JOGGING SUITS with Crew Neck, V-Neck or Hooded i) | Tops. & For comfort and style, choose a colourful suit by / "Stanfield" or -- OR -- A mix and match one in grey, black or white by "York". It features a sleeveless top -- OR -- A plain coloured one by Penman' in the regular burgundy, navy or grey mix. BOY'S JEANS ONLY by G.W.@. Only a few left. £) \ Sizes 7 to 18. Pick up a pair today .. | \W. BROCK | DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Necessarily as lllustrated.) a -