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had EEE. wai 7 BH adi did dn el a Se bd Uxbridge Chamber Choir concert Dec. 9 The Uxbridge Chamber Choir has published the schedule of its seventh subscription concert series dates. On December 9, 1989 at Trinity United Church, Uxbridge Concert will feature works by Vivaldi, Praetorius, Byrd, Hurford, Berlioz, Rutter, Bach, Lloyd- Webber and a new work for strings and choir by choir direc- tor Thomas Baker. String quartet and continuo accompaniment. On March 17, 1990 at Uxbridge Music Hall will include a cycle of love songs by composers Halley, Boehm, Brahms, Bruch, Beckwith, Luboff, Finzi, Fiss- inger, Kern, Wystedt, Passereau, Purcell, Rutter, Willcocks and * Schubert. On June 2, 1990 at Trinity Graduate Nancy Smith recently graduated with Honours from Ryerson Polytechnical Instifute with a Degree in Nursing. She is an employee of Oshawa General 'Hospital. Nancy is the wife of Philip and mother of Rory and Clayton. Her parents are Herb and Kathy Hatch of Seagrave, Ontario and a granddaughter of Dorothy Ellis, Port Perry. Nancy will be continuing her studies in Nursing at the Graduate Level, University of Toronto, this fall. Car hit tree driver OK A Newmarket man, driving an '87 Subaru, hit a tree on Sun- . day. Andrew Richardson, 29, was westbound on Regional Road 8 when he lost control of his vehi- cle and hit a tree on the south side of the road. The accident happened at 1:60 p.m. Staff sgt. Henry Raetsen said no charges were laid. Keep yourself informed...... w Read the Star weekly! United Church will be a joint con- cert with the Chester St. Cecilia Singers of Chester, England and will showcase each choir and the combined choirs. Two special events are planned by the choir. Nov. 4, 1989 at a location to be announced, the Puppetmongers will perform for kids of all ages. Feb. 3, 1990 at Uxbridge Music Hall, Antonin Kubalek, noted pianist will make a return engagement. Subscription series tickets will be offered for the concert series at a cost savings over individual tickets. Donations in support of the Uxbridge Chamber Choir are income tax deductible. Receipts available. Admission prices for the two special events will be published at a later date. For fur- ther information please write to the Uxbridge Chamber Choir, P.O. Box 1749, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1KO or call 852-6924. keep their newspaper for a full week or more. * Community / Lr. poate ac eis * Long issue life of the community newspaper translates into 2.4 exposers per issue for your advertising message. advertising, giving you the highest readership, the best production, and the lowest cost. The Port Perry Star enters the "home" as a friend , offering your customers the most believable and reliable source of information available. If you want to know more about advertising, contact the advertising department of the..... Poul Perey Shar 235 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Phone 985-7383 Fax 985-3708 Statistics based on survey by the PMB (Print Measurement Bureau. Penny Pettyplece (far left) and Penny Kutlik (far right) are pleased to award these scholarships on behalf of the Scugog Island Women's Institute. The lucky students for 1988 were Dave Jensen (now entering Year 2 of Physics at Trent University) and Jackie Tripp (going back for a second year of Soclal Sciences at McMaster U.). The requirements for these scholarships are that students must be going on for post-secondary education, have good marks, must have performed community work and be residents of the Island. Any students interesting in applying should fill out a form by November 30th, available at the high school or from the Island Women's Institute. SOME FACTS about your COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER DID YOU KNOW? * Community newpapers remain in the home a long time - for example, almost 60% ers, delivering and average of 4.68 readers per copy. That translates into a potential of 32,760 readers of the Port Perry Star each week. * 62% of community newspaper readers refer to their newspapers more than once while those newspaper are in the home. In fact, over 33% of the readers refer to their community newspaper on at least three different days every week. The Port Perry Star is by far the best medium for local PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 1, 1989 -- 47 lee newspapers have multiple read- nasa 55