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¢' The following is a list of successful candidates in exa: minations_ held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto in Port Perry, Ont. The names are sarranged in order of merit. GRADE IX PIANO Pass--Judith Batten 'GRADE VIII PIANO First Class Honours-- Irwin L. Smith ° : Honours--Marlyn Rennie; __Susan_ Cookman; Judy Mountjoy, Dianne Pana- baker (equal) Pass--Douglas Byron Holthy, Bruce Smith (equal); Beverly Carnegie; Leanne Dorrell. GRADE VII PIANO Honours--Heather Dorrell GRADE VI PIANO First Class Honours-- Karen Harder Honours--David Litt; Cath- erine Nicholls; Cheryl Snoddon; Joan Morrow | Pass--Barbara Chambers; Marianne Smits; Donna GRADE V PIANO First Class Honours-- Ann Hadden Honours--Debra Swain, Marie Van Camp (equal) 'GRADE IV PIANO Honnurs--<Calvin Nicholls, Carol Ann Sharpe(equal) * » Pass--Cheryl Wright GRADE III PIANO Honours--Scott- Nelson; Elaine Wright; Alice ~ Carnaghan Pass--Denice Edgerton; ! Wilma Wolters » | {GRADE II. PIANO ) st Class' Honours-- Janet Reader ~~ "Honours--Bonnie Short; i _ Cindy Grieves, Carol ____Ann Manns (equal); Cathy Bristow, Roger Watson (equal); Paul Litt, Debbie Short(equal) -| Ontario. ¥ i \ hy Aa \ v Cha ARITA CY 4 . - iy ped EAN] UA UR eA NOE 1d iy 57 abi 45 Successful Candidates Pass Music Examinations GRADE I PIANO Honoyirs--Jennifer L, L. Franssen; Douglas John- ston, Sherry Johnston (equal); Jacqueline Willis .* "GRADE vil SIHGING Honours--Nancy E. E: Warren GRADE II SINGING Honours--Ann Hope Continued : school principal. 'Mr, .R. Cornish, former principal of the school and a close associate of Mr, Caw- ker for most of the 85 years he taught at the school paid a warm tribute to the popu- lar teacher and thanked Mr. Cawker for all the years they' worked together, Mr. Cornish also spoke fondly of the fine contribu-- tions Mrs. Hunter had given the school and its pupils. Prior "to coming to Port Perry, Mrs. Hunter taught school in various places in After _raising a family, she came back to first teach on a part time -{ basis, but-the last few years" = she has been teaching full time. Two poems viltten by Mrs. Bailey, a teacher on the staff honouring the guests were read by Robert Robert- son and Stuart Lane. Following a presentation made by vice chairman of the Board, Howard Hall, Mr. Cawker and Mrs, Hunter both reminisced about the. early school years and ex- pressed appreciation for the ; banquet and gifts. About 75 persons attended and following the banquet a social hour playing cards was enjoyed. '|'last Saturday evening, cul- -| native Poland in 1941 and there and in Holland and Receive Citizenship Papers Couple Entertain Friends * Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Malin- owski celebrated their newly réceived Canadian Citizen- ship at their home at 259 Mary Street in Port Perry minating eleven years "of local residence and prepara. tion for this important event. Dick was captured in his was sent to a forced labour camp in Germany until 1943, when he escaped to Belgium, He served with the partisans France under British Com- mand and, when in England for further training he met is) Church Services CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- Trinity Sunday II 9:45 a.m.--Morning Prayer * Church School ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK" SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- Trinity Sunday II 11:15 a.m. -- Morning Prayer : Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec. Rice, B.A. Minister -o 'Summer Schedule [J SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Worship Service PRINCE ALBERT-- 9.45--Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School Nurseries for babies at both 'Churches. Summer ~~Visitors Welcome in - * --Casual Attire. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- HARD OF = your ears or you could be Then read your guarantee, costly to repair. By all means -- Consult your ear specialist before you consider a Hearing Aid. You may have wax in for a hearing aid. If you find it necessary to have a hearing aid then make sure you buy from a reliable company who will let you have a hearing aid on trial. sure all parts are guaranteed for that time. receiver, microphone, volume control, etc.; in other words the whole instrument not just part, "The re- ceiver, microphone and volume control are usually the first parts to go wrong and they are the most Oticon Hearing Aids Manufacturers of the finest precision made instruments for the past 63 years, offer you a FREE AUDIOMETER HEARING TEST AND FREE TRIAL and when you buy HEARING? operated on have no need If it is over 1 year make That is United Church of Canada 10.00 a.m --Morning Worship 11.00 a.m. --Sunday School THURS., JUNE 27th-- S. S. Picnic. Meet at Church at 5 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH --- PORT PERRY PASTOR A. HERN his wife, Regina, a. former. citizen of Hamburg in Ger- many, and was married in England, Emigrating in 1957 to Can. ada Dick and his wife came directly to Port Perry to work at his trade as a master baker, and he has for some years been employed in this work at Wentworth Bakery here. Dick and Regina have two lovely daughters, Linda, age 7, and Susan, age 10. ° Many friends and neigh- bours were guests--at--their home recently, when they welcomed this fine couple to Canada as Canadian Citizens and presented the couple with a gift to mark their high regard for the Malinow- skis as new citizens and neighbours. Port Perry Lions Present J. Draper Certificate, Gift Mr. Joe Draper, who re- cently was appointed to the position of bank manager of the new Royal Bank branch in Collingwood was featured Lion at the last regular meet- ing of Port Perry Lions Club this season. _Mr. Draper was presented a framed certificate as well as a gift, a token of appre- ciation for his excellent ser- vice to the club as a Tnprber and secretary. Mr. Draper said he had been a resident of Port Perry for seven years, and really it had been his intentions to make this place his home permanently, however, due to circumstances beyond his control things didn't work out that way. The next meeting of the Port Perry Lions Club will be held in September. STREET DANCE Port Perry Figure Skating Club will hold a Street Dance on Queen Street, Monday, July 1st. Permission was given by Council to a delegation of two, from the Skating Club, Howard Hall and Mrs. Ivy Dyer at the last 'regular meeting, ' (Queen and Rosa Sts.) SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- 9:45 a.m, -- Family Bible School. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m, 7 Evening Service 7:00 p.m. SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George: Teskey, #_f. -- all parts are guaranteed: For Information Write or Phone SUNDAY, JUNE 23-- BRUTON'S DRUG STORE 9.00 a.m.--SCUGOG Stanley R. Bruton, Phm.B 10.10--PROSPECT PHONE 985-2511 -- Port Perry, Ontario 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER Inquire for C. A. GABRIEL your certified OTICON J HEARING AID 'AUDIOLOGIST who has served the PENTECOSTAL CHURCH _ [I hard of'hearing in this territory for the past 18 years. R R. Batt * 1 No high pressure. You will find no one better quali- ov. R. Batten, fied to give you a proper fitted hearing aid with a~ Rev. I. MacLean : . "J Yalia gustanice. : 10 am,-- Family Bible Hour Batteries 120 service Jor iy makes or 11 a.m.--Morning Worship MEMBER ONTARIO HEARING AID ASSOCIATION 7 p.m.--Evangelistic - , Service. v . : i "The Liberal Party is the only.ione who clearly stands 1 forward for: Canadian unity based on equal treatment for all provinces, and a strong Federal Government. In this elec~ tion, let us not vote for a party oe let us vote for Canada." IN THE INTEREST OF A UNITED CANADA, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 985-7373 PORT PERRY STAR -- Thirsdan June 20th, 1968 -- 11: PRINCE Prior to "our minister's message on Sunday Rev. A. Rice announced the bands of marriage for a future bride and groom, Miss Bonnie Pugh to Mr. Paul Solomon from Raglan. Offering was gathered by Mr. Ron Deeth and Mr. A. Martyn, Monday evening June 10, at Windcrest Farm, the home of Mr. and Mrs Ronald Deeth and family shared their gen. erous - hospitality when a barbecue beef dinner plus a 'variety of delicious desserts were. enjoyed by the church choir as guests. Later in the evening a highlight and a surprise took plase when a faithful choir member and a bride elect, Miss Bonnie Pugh was presented with a hyo ary. Following this Bonnie and her future husband, Mr. Paul Solomon were recipients of a kitchen shower from the choir members. The future bride & groom expressed a hearty thank- you. About going home hour everyone voiced a sincere enjoyment to the Deeth's for the pleasant evening. "Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyn and Mr. and Mrs. B. Snel- ALBERT grove ~ were guests at the Isoki-Roach wedding in Port Perry United Church on Sat-. Miss Mary Grainger of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilison attended Utica Decoration Services after which the Gil- ison relatives of near thirty assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Howsam in Port Perry. Mrs. Gerald Tones visited her father, Mr. Lindsay who is a patient in London hos- pital. Mr. Wayne Pugh, of Green River spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. Zeller and Pamela of Guelph visited her brother and wife Mr. & Mrs. N. Wilsons. Young Russell Jones acc- ompanied his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones Sr. to en- joy cottage life at Magnete- wan for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson & Bruce accompanied their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. Jackson of Brooklin to join a "gathering of over thirty relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Millers cottage on Lake Simcoe on Sunday. Your best choice * mills. low cost. Order today! NATIONAL BALER TWINE! 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