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We all feel overwhelmed as we | recall the many friends who from near«& far attending vari- ous activities & impressive wor- ship services. «Ag a'result all the tentative planning has prov- en most rewarding, 'Last Sunday Holy Communion was observed in our church un- der 'direction -of our minister Rev, Rice who was assisted by elders. Mr. Harry Goulding rendered a vocal solo which was deeply appreciated. Offering gathered by Mr, F, Gibson and Mr. C. Willes. . One evening recently the G.N.S. Club ended their year when the members gathered at the "Spruce Villa", Whitby for the annual banquet. "Talk about array of sumptuous food" --as a result all present forgot - about-their diets and waistlines. |: The club will resume regular meetings in the fall. On Monday a few of the Club members assembled at the Area No. 1 school grounds where the student body stood at attention in company with teaching staff and Principal Mrs, Dobson as lady. The president of the Club, Mrs, Pugh explained their annual project and pre- sented the bars to the following pupils (Each bar is placed on. the large plaque). Grade 1--Stuart Cochrane Grade 2-3--XKevin Williams Grade 3-4--Marie Holtby Grade 5-6--Denise Diamond Grade 6-T--Barbara Wozney Grade 8--Wm. Gray who also | wedding in Blackstock church was the recipient of the usual cheque, ~*~ It was also pleasing to see a group of mothers on hand for this ceremony. At this time the unveiling of a picture took place when Mrs. C. Love in a few well-spoken words paid a fitting tribute to a former teacher Mrs, Jean (Earl) Martyn, A teacher who was most conscientious and de- voted person and also interest- ed in the subject of painting. Mrs. Love continued by saying a picture, "Spring Ice", had been purchased in Jean's honour by bearing names of twenty neigh- bours and friends whom she read aloud.- : Amid mixed feelings of many Mrs. L. Beacock presented the framed painting to the princi- pal, "Mrs. Ailene. Dobson who graciously accepted the gift which' will be in view in the school hall in memory of Mrs. Martyn. ..Mrs, . Chas, . Willes recently- cutertalted a few ladies in her home to a shower in honour of a prospective bride Miss Dianne Fralick. Last Sunday' afternoon our church organist Mrs. Snelgrove assisted by her husband Bruce entertained tre choir members; their parents or family to "Tay- lor"s Park", Greenbank. It be- ing an extremely hot day, all park facilities were in use, At 5 o'clock -all enjoyed the good, food and general visiting. Guests from owr village who attended the Andfews - Dayes were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomp- son, Patrick, Robt. and David; Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrews; Mr. "Out of Oshavia, Whitby and District CALL COLLECT 668-3341 DX OIL ATTENTION FARMERS SAVE -. . WHY PAY MORE on Premium Quality GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS FARM TANKS AVAILABLE. and Mrs, E. Andrews and Mi- chael who was ring bearer; Mr. C. Buller; Mr, and Mrs, B. Kennedy; Mr and Mrs. R, A, '| Hope and Ann and Mrs. E. Gray and daughter, We, the congregation extend a well-earned and happy vaca- tion to Rev, and Mrs. Rice and family for the month of July. Please keep "in mind next Saturday, July 9th. S, S. pic-| nic at Geneva Park, The newlyweds Rev. and Mrs. Munro have enjoyed a por- tion ,of their spare time with her parents the Rices, It is pleasing to see Mrs. Lindsay back in our village af- ter several months in Quebec area, Mr. and Mrs. R. or TI have had his two sisters Mrs. Copp, Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs. L. Fox of Toronto. Mrs. L. Timlick, Toronto vi- sited her cousins Mr, and Mrs. W. Heayns. Company with Mr. and Mrs, L. Beacock were the Ralph Lyles, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. O, Bertrand and two sons, Belle- ville. Mrs, Bertrand's father Rev, Everson -was one time on this church circuit; - Mr. Duane Tietze, Linden, N, Jersey enjoyed a few days with his friends at the Harold Holt- by home. rei Miss Linda Hunter has rye- turned from a pleasant few days in northern sections accom- panying the ronally of Man- chester, } AT REST BUCKLEY, Ida Mae--At the Community Hospital, Port Perry on Saturday, July 2nd, 1966, Ida Mae English, beloved wife of the late Roy Buckley, déar sister of Maude (Mrs. R. Mit- chell) of Brantford and Ina (Mrs. R.A. Miller) -of Hender- sonville, NC. Service was from the Chapel of McDermott-Pana- baker, Port Perry on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, WILES, William -- At the Community Hospital Port Perry on Thursday, June 30th, 1966, William Wiles, dearly loved husband _of Mary Winderam, loving father of Orland of Brooklin, Stewart of Myrtle, Kathleen (Mrs. F. Mackin) of Oshawa, and the late Lois Me- Diarmid, in his 87th year. Ser- vice was from the Chapel of McDermott - Panabaker, Port Perry on Saturday at 2.00 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Community Bole Jee 1 rome "COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY 12th THE COMMUNITY ARENA on Have Roller -- For Young People On Tuesday and Friday Evenings OPEN 7.30 P.M.-- TICKETS 50¢ On Monday evening, June 20, the Senior students of Marie Taylor presented an 'excellent recital in Port Perry United Church, Every student was well prepared, and performed with artistry and muscianship. Each selection was performed by memory, and the program included both classical and modern works. : These students show a high degree of technical ability, and musical interpretation, Playing of this calibre is seldom heard other than by professional mu- sicians, The award for General Pro- ficiency of the Senior Students was presented to Sharon Beare, who is twelve years old, and studying Grade 8 Piano. Guest Vocalists of the even- ing were Ross Cotton--baritone, and Ross Metealf--Tenor. They both gave excellent performan- ces and were very well received by the large audience. ~The girls wore evening gowns and a coloured photograph was taken of the students and..Mrs, 'Taylor was presented with a gift from the students in appre- ciation of her interest and fine teaching throughout the year. SENIOR STUDENTS Sheryln Sonley, David Menzies 7 Grade 7 Brenda Geer, Kathy Sonley, Di- anne Panabaker, Donna Wood, Nancy ~ Moore, Pat Warren, Peggy Passmore. Grade 8 Sherrin Vokins, Paul Taylor, Ronald Podres, Pat Webber, Sharon Beare, Lea-Anne Sonley, Nancy Crozier, Joyce Collins, Beverley Nolan; Gloria Cox, Ann 'Crawford, Ken Hallett, Lynn Foster (Organ), Glenn Taylor (Organ), Joan Lee (Singing). Grade 9° Betty Coweison, .Bill Taylor, Jeanne Elliott, Bonnie Malcolm, " Grade 10 Tobe Noble, Mary Clark, Au- Shiells, Karen Duckworth, Jo- Anne Harris (completed). A.R.C.T, Shirley = McMillan, Hayes, Sylvia Kent. Students Studying Theory Subjects 1965-1966 Elizabeth Hayes, Sylvia Kent, Shirley McMillan, Glenn Taylor, Audrey Beauchamp, Karen Duckworth, Mary Clark, Mary Ellen Shiells, Dianne Hall, Lynn Foster; Betty Coweison, Joyce ' Elizabeth drey Beauchamp, Mary Ellen Junior And Senior Students 0f Mrs. Marie Taylor Present Recitals June 20-24 Terry, J oan Lee, Barbara Noble, Jo-Ann Harris,. Ann Crawford, Bonnie Malcolm, Beverley No- ley, Nancy Moore, Terry Chap- man, Alice McDowell, Jennifer Nichols, * * 0% the Junior Students of Marie Taylor presented their recital. The pupils are remarkable pianists and show great promise for future years when they pass on to Senior work. Once again, every student performed by memory, and their clear and convincing playing was a joy to the audience. The award for General Pro- ficiency was given to Scott Webber, who has . Grades 1 to 3 this year and tried the Grade three examina- of Music. Others mentioned for their astonishing progress were: Debbie Jeffrey--who began to study in September and now has completed Grade 3; Jane 5 this year and tried the Grade 5 examination and Jim_ Moore --who has studied 2% years and is now entering Grade 6. Guest Vocalist was Dianne Hall, who sang beautifully both classical and modern songs. ley McMillan, who has complet- ed her Grade 10 with Honors, and is curr ently working on her JUNIOR STUDENTS Beginners Debbie Bolduc, ot Grade 1 it Karen Taylor, Mary Kent (Singing) Grade 2 'Carol Ann Sharp, Ann Hope, Jane Sonley. © . Grade 3 Janis. Stark, Scott. Webber, Debbie Jeffrey. $23 Grade 4 Kathy Jackson, Joan Morrow, 1 Donna Beare, Barbara Chamb- ers. "Grade 5 Jim Moore, . Marlene Jane Stulen, a : Grade 6 Henthor- Rider, Robert Taylor, Julie Hall, Penny Rider, Lea- Podres, Ann Ballard, Terry Chapman, - B 0YS! ® HANDCRAFTS ® GAMES MONDAY - FRIDAY JULY 11-15 GIRLS! . AGAIN THIS YEAR -- VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL ® LIVELY SINGING ® STORIES ® EXCITING ATTENDANCE CONTEST ALL CHILDREN 4 to 13 WELCOME ! 9:00 A.M. 985 - 7752 PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH QUEEN & ROSA lan, Olive Evans, Sherly Hock- On Friday evening, June 24, | completed. .... tion of the Royal Conservatory- Stulen who covered Grades 3 to Guest Senior Pianist was Shir- AR.C.T. and studying Conti er: | point and History. : i Richard Honey, Elaine Jackson, Greg Menzies,. Mary Ann Smits, Mary Skinner, Denna Ballard, Donna Ballard, wr ER Pot