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16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 20th, 1967 Pass Music Examinations: Congratulations to the fol- lowing students, who were successful in examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music in the 1966 - 67 season. They are all pupils of Mrs. Marie Taylor, A.R.C.T. Or gan, A.R.C.T. Piano, R.M.T. SINGING Grade Vill-- First Class Honours-- Joan Lee ORGAN Grade VIill-- Honours--Glenn Taylor THEQRY Grade V Counterpoint-- First Class Honours-- Sylvia Kent Pass--Shirley McMillan Grade V Harmony-- Honours--Glenn Taylor Pass--Elizabeth Hayes Mary Ellen Shields Audrey Beauchamp Grade IV History-- First Class Honours-- Bonnie Malcolm Honours--Karen "Diickworth: Mary ~~ Ellen Shiells; Dianne Hall; Shirley McMillan Grade IV. Harmony-- Honours--Bonnie- Malcolm Beverley Nolan $ Joan Lee Grade Ill Harmony-- Honours--Bonnie Malcolm Pass--Ann Crawford Grade Il Rudiments-- First Class Honours-- Lea-Anne Ballard Jane Stulen Sharon Beare Dianne Panabaker Kathy Sonley Juanita Erickson Ken Hallett Christine Painter Honours--Ruth Ann Meek Jim Moore Bonnie Snyder Graeme Arbuckle Maty Jane Hackner Penny Rider Sherlyn Sonley Laurel Andrews PIANO Grade X-- Pass--Karen Duckworth Mary Clark Audrey Beauchamp Grade IX-- Honours--Bonnie Malcolm Pass--Beverley Nolan Grade" ViH=="mre FpSPp---- Honours--Kathy soles Pass--Sharon Beare Sherrin Vokins Lea-Ann Sonley Paul Taylor Unemployment Rises Unemployment is on the rise in Ontario County with 1,680 more persons seeking "ROUND THE TOWN?" Recent visitors with Mr. & " Mrs. John Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wift of Hol- land Marsh. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Doll and children of Vancouver B.C. are visiting Mrs. Doll's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haddleton and her aunt, Mrs. Every. Mr. Charles Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Nelson is camping at the Metropolitan Scout Camp at Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cro- sier of Utica visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Scott, Toronto on Sunday. Word has been received that Mr. Fred J. Smallman . passed away suddenly at the age of 82. He had lived in Ditton Poriors, England all his life. His ancestors have been residents there for nearly 400 years. His death brings to an end his local ancestry the original home of the Smallmans. Two sisters reside in Bounemouth, England, also Mrs. R. O. Wall, Blackstock and Mr. R. B. Smallman of Port Perry. Mrs. Almer Wallace and Mrs. Gertrude Jackson atten- ded the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers' Conven- tion at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto for 4 days, July 3rd to 7th. There were 200 music teachers registered from Victoria B.C. to Halifax N.S. Following the Convention Mrs. Jackson joined with 150 of the delegates who went on by train to Montreal where rooms had been reserved for them at the beautiful new C.P.R. Hotel Chateau Cham- plain. Three interesting trips to Expo rounded a very interesting and educational in preparation for the 1968 jobs in June than in May. J. W.- A. Russell, manager of the Canada Manpower Centre, Oshawa, reports 5,797 persons, 3,363 females | and 2,434 males, registered for work last month com- pared to 4,117 persons, 2478 females and 1,639 males, the previous month. Progressive lay-offs in the automotive industry and in some feeder plants along with many high school stu- dents seeking summer and permanent jobs was blamed for most of the jobless in- crease. General Motors of Canada Ltd., are laying off workers car and truck model year. Mr. Russell said a steady demand was maintained for experienced farm workers last month. 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