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The neighbouring town of Uxbridge have shown much interest in the "Young Artist Series" Concerts being pre- sented regularly in Port Perry and have invited them to be presented in Uxbridge. The first concert will be held next Sunday in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and features John Beaton, Vio- linist, The Oshawa Festival Singers and pianist Donna Croxall and Beverley Nolan. [J] * * Mr. and Mrs. George Jack- son and Kevin, Miss Betty MacMaster and Kim Harrison 'spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. Ar A * * * Mr. and Mrs. R. Stapley & family, Prince Albert spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Henderson and daughter, Oshawa, and on Sunday were visited by Mr. and Mrs. G.-Stapley, Trenton. LJ J * Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Car- negie leave on Thursday for a six week trip to the Brit- ish Isles and the Continent. While in Europe they will visit- their son Lt. James Carnegie and family, who is with the Canadian Armed Forces in Lahr, Germany. LJ [ ¢ "Sunday, May 24th, the 3rd " "concert of the Young Artist Series held at Port Perry United Church was a decided success. The performers ap- plauded by a well filled house featured the Junior Choir of the R. H. Cornish Public School, under the di- rection of Glenn Taylor, also young instrumentalists from the High School, Greg Men- zies, trumpet, Donovan Smith and Sharon Beare - Flute i AA id Foi Interest For Bus Service On Increase "Since the Star was publish- ed last week, additional int- erest for more regular bus service between Port Perry and Oshawa has become apparent. Mrs. Norma Cornish, Sec.- Treas. of Port Perry Chamber of Commerce reports a total of 101 persons have indicated interest in the operation, not necessarily every day, but more so on a different day of the week. Thursdays and Fri- days have been suggested as the preferred days and if possible with more time avail- returns.' Included in the names were 38 from the Columbus and Raglan areas, requesting the service either on Thursday or Friday since they do banking in Oshawa. . A list with eight names, asked for a bus servicebetween Uxbridge = and Port Perry. According to information received, it appears theinterest / is on an increase, but it will a be up to Burley Bus Lines Limited, to decide what the future operation of the run will be. Described as "one of the cruelest sourges of mankind" illiteracy is the most tragic problem facing the world to- by Help by contacting World Literacy of Canada, 77 York Street, Toronto. duets, Dianne Panabaker and Jane Stulen, clarinet duets, and two senior pianists: Kathy Sonley "and Beth Elford. These pupils are all students of Marie Taylor. Guest ar- tist.at the concert was Ralph Coupland, baritone. head of the vocal "department of Kingsway College. : 24 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 28, 1970 Appointed 'ROUND THE TOWN'; Sec. - Man. . The Ontario Beef Improve: ment Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Graeme Hedley as Secretary-Manager of the As- sociation. The post was va- cated recently by Mr. John Wiley, who has accepted a position with the Canadian National Exhibition. Mr, Hedley assumed his' duties the middle of May. Mr. Hedley was born on a farm near' Canfield, Ontario, in Haldimand County. He at- tended the Ontario Agricul- tural College, and graduated in 1964 with a"degree in Ani- mal Science. Following gra- duation he worked in the Livestock Branch of the Ont- ario Department of Agreiul- ture and Food. He returned to the 0.A.C, and obtained his Master's. Degree in Ani- mal Breeding in November of 1968. Since that time he has been with the Livestock Branch a sa Beef Cattle Spe- cialist working out of Guelph, Mr. Hedley is married, and they have two children. Wm. Brock Head Of Museum Assoc. Representajives of Muse- a, Whitby, Bow- manviHe, Port Hope and Port Perfy area met on Sunday, May 24th at the Head Church Scugog and decided to form the Central Ontario Museum Association through which they can work together, The first chairman will he Wil: liam Brock of Port Perry and the Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Cornish of Port Perry. It was decided to co-oper- ate in passing on 'Museum items to their area of origin when acquired, and to put out a tourist brochure adves- tising the location of the dif- ferent museums in our area. 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