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x ip Ami A 23 oo a, _ Camp, Mr, PORT PERRY STAR -- 1965 16 -- Thursday, February 11th IN AND OUT OF TOWN Ken Jackson, proprietor of Flamingo Restaurant is a pa- tient in Toronto General Hos- pital where he will widergo an operation. Best wishes and a speedy recovery is extended Ken from higfmany friends and patrons. * LJ * Mrs. Dale Lowcock of Mary Lou Beauty Salon and Joanne Lyons (Smith) of Jo-anne Beauty Salon, Uxbridge atten- ded a Hairdressing Demonstra- tion at the Hotel Genosha on Monday last. Subject was cus- tom permanent waving and hair pieces. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Vande- mark are spending a three week veaation in Florida. * * Ll Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van and Mrs. Sweetman are holidaying in Nassau. * * * Mrs. Norman Smith, Green- bank and Mrs. Sam Cawker, Port Perry attended the 7th annual Farm Safety Conference which was held at the Univer- sity of Guelph, Feb. 1, 2 & 3. The theme of the conference, "Be Fall Free 'in 65". | Hilltop Herald | By Gayle Wright The Sutton boys basketball teams came to Port Perry last Friday. il The Senior boys i had a bad start i but gave their op- ponents much opposition in the last half. The Junior boys play- ed a closé hard-fought battle with their guests but they werc defeated by them. The girl's teams journeyed to Sutton Friday. Both the junior and senior teams were defeated | by their hosts. Curling play-offs for the first schedule were held last Monday. The rink skipped by Ron Ken- nedy emerged the victors. Ron's vice-skip was Catharine Jef- ford, his second Marsha Mul- holland and his lead Valorie Edgar. Congratulations to all. Saturday, February 20, the Georgian Bay Wrestling Meet will be held at our school, There will be a 25c¢. admission fee but I am sure that will be trivial! to the excitement that will be enjoyed. Friday, February 12, our an- | nual Valentine's Dance will be held. Come on you boys go.and | get that Valentine before some- one beats you to it. Greenbank (Continued) Mrs. Gordon Anderson is, spending this week in the city | at the home of her daughter. Terry, Mark and Scott How- sam of Columbus were week- | end visitors with. their grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Lee. Mrs. Norman Smith and Mrs. Sam Cawker were delegates at | a course sponsored by the Farm | Safety 'Council which was held | at the new Physical Education- | al Building at Guelph from Monday to Friday of last week. | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kent & family spent Sunday wits friends in Toronto. Keith | Jo MINCE I SRAEGRE FIL) CLEA TR ph , GIINES 0 1A 5 TATE FER FIVER SN, PE TRRAAIITROMEAE PART FIG RLARRTEN FY Gate Sat CAM ERC Jbichabins dri Students Pass Music Exams When Mr. Clifford McAree,! from the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, came to Port Perry two weeks ago, he con- ducted examinations for 25 pianists and 2 vocalists. Re- sults of the tests are now offi- cial, and the local and district piano and singing teachers will be proud to learn that a 100% score was achieved by their' pupils. Out of 25 piano pupils, ! passed with Honours. While we do not know whe- ther it is common practice for each and every music pupil to pass his or her examinations, it would seem that the six or . \ seven teachers in this area had' their students well prepared. The rames are arranged in, order of merit. GRADE IX PIANO 18 took honours, with 7 passes. 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