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Trophies or. similar awards are presented to all class winners who achieve a mark of 80 + or greater. Other special awards in- clude the Ross Scholarship which is awarded to the contestant in piano classes 13 to 16 who in the judge- ment of the adjudicator shows the greatest potential for further piano study; the Margaret Andrew Scholarship which is awarded to the pianist in Grade 8 or 9 showng the greatest potential for further musical performance; the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Trophy which is awarded to the con- --==-testant in vocal classes 103; 104;-112- and 113 who in the judgement of the adjudicator shows the greatest potential for further vocal study; the Sunderland Co-operative Trophy which is awarded to the contestant with the highest mark in vocal classes 104, 105, 106, 114, 115 and 116; and the Bruce Kellington Memorial Award which is presented to the pianist attaining the highest mark in piano classes for Grades 1 to 8. The festival continues through to February 27th at three separate venues - the Sunderland Town Hall, the Sunderland United Church and the Brock High School Auditorium. Copies of the Official Programme can be purchased for $1.50 from Flindall's Freshmart, Sunderland Pharmacy and Sunderland Home Hardware, as well as at Irwin Smith Music Ltd. in Port Perry. Program- _.mes_will also be available at the three venues during the festival. Stars of the Festival Concerts, featuring all class winners will be held at the Sunderland Town Hall on March 3, 4 and 5 at 7:00 p.m. The Sunderland Lions Club is justifiably proud of its 30 years of in- volvement in the development of young musical talent in the area. Come out and join us in this wonder- ful musical experience. PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Sandiford) travelled to Elora this past weekend for an Atom Hockey tournament Pineridge Sports. They did not win the tournament, however, the great time they had with their team- mates and families, made the weekend a real success and will surely give them a boost for their with their team upcoming play-off series. Robinglade Estates Womens Group met last Tuesday evening for an enjoyable and informative talk given by Mutual Life. The group next meets on Monday, Feb. 23rd at Ann Sandifords' home. Happy birthday wishes to go out to 'Krystal Manitius, Clarence Cameron, Robin Prentice, Peter King and Ann Sandiford. The Port Perry Kinsmen Club is co-sponsoring. a Cystic Fibrosis House Lottery. Only 5000 tickets will PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 27, 1987 -- 29 Nonquon River seems even busier now that winter here be ol and over 100 prizes' will ive given away so your odds of. winning are better than 50 to 1. First prize is a new home in Whitby valued at $150,000. Tickets are $100 each (form a group), and are available from Paul Cooke at 985-3722 or Jim Lawrence at Bruton's IDA. Help them support a worthy cause and have a fabulous chance at winning one of a hundred great prizes. These days the Nonquon River is looking like a northern Don Valley Parkway! Not only do we see numerous snowmobiles, but neighbours thought they were see- ing things when recently a car, truck and a van ventured out on the ice. Hope everyone is enjoying the season and the winter sports it offers. Don't forget. we can't write these columns thoroughly without you folks telephoning us with some of the Lcommupity news. Please phone Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 if you have items for next week. A County Mercury Dealer "Extra Savings" Offer! YOUR CHOICE Canada's Best Selling Mercury! MERCURY TOPAZ LE 2 Door With Free Air Conditioning An outstanding value! A well equipped car for under $10.000 with- Air Conditioning. Dual Electric Mirrors, Digital Clock. Sport Instrumentation. AM/FM Stereo Radio, Tinted Glass. Wide Bodyside Mouidings. interval Wipers. 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