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-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 9, 1970 P On June 23rd, the Senior students of Marie Taylor pre- sented an outstanding recital --of Piano, Organ and Sing: ing in the United Church, Port Perry. Forty-four teen- agers and adults performed With their usual high stand- "ard of excellence. John Bea- ton of Oshawa, was guest ar- tist, and his violin solos were very much enjoyed. General Proficiency award --for best lesson preparation, and exceptional effort and interest throughout the year, was presented to Melody Me- dowell, a Grade VIII Piano student. Marianne Smits re- ceived the trophy for the highest mark in a written subject last year, with 97¢; on the Grade II Rudiments. The Junior students. of Piano and Singing, held their Recital the following even- ing. The progress of these children from last year was astonishing -- all played by memory, and the singing was particularly enjoyable. Duets were also sung by Anne Hope "and Judy Howsam; and Billie 1ano, Vocal Students Win Awards At Recital Sharpe and Roger Watson. These two boys recently re- ceived First Class Honors on their first singing examina- tion of the Royal Conserva- tory of Music. Highest mark in examina- tions for last year went to Paula Jeffrey--who has stu- died two years and is com- mencing Grade V -- having passed Grade II and Grade IV exams with honors stand- ing. General Proficiency awards were presented to Joy Panabaker, Stephanie Kandel and Anna - Marie Robertson. Special mention of Janet Watson, who studied erlv since September, and passed the Grade II examination with First Class Honors. All students seemed to show a joy and satisfaction in playing to the very best of their capabilities, and show promise of becoming exceptional musicians in fu- ture. At the conclusion of both recitals, Mrs. Taylor was pre- sented with gifts from the students. 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Graham was accepted to attend a lawn party on June 24th at her home near Green- bank. The Motto was given by Mrs. G. Mero on "The Edison Record". A musical contest and a reading by Mrs. G. Beaton. The north & south groups of 4-H girls then gave a de- monstration of their work. T he meeting closed with O Canada and W. I. Grace. Lunch was served by the group in charge. FARMS WANTED L REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 LRU 21 Greenbank News Continued you to the closing exercises on Friday 8 p.m. The W. I picnic will be held on July 14, at 12:30 in Elgin Park, Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Chris- tie had dinner at Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Bairds on Sunday even- ing. Glad to report Mr. Gerald Mero has returned from Ux- bridge Cottage Hospital much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson & Son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mero last Fri- day. Mrs. George Beaton and Mrs. Ross Cookman attended a bridal shower for Miss Margaret Beaton in Wick Church last Friday evening. Miss Denise Dusty holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Snodden last week. Mrs. Olive Dusty is spending a few days with the Snoddons this week. Mrs. Ken Lotton accom- panied by Miss Greta Hol- trust motored to New Lis- keard to visit Mr. Fred Tutty who is in hospital there. Mr. and Mrs.. Tutty and Richard were on holidays in the dist- rict 'when Mr. Tutty became ill. ; 3 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird 'visited with Mrs. J. Trann at Stouffville last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy, Mona Rd., visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Couves on Dominion Day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Acton, Whitby, called on Howard & Armour McMillans last Wed- nesday. Mrs. Harold McCowan and Jack visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomsons recently. "Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Gregg, Pickering, called on Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird Friday even- ing. : : Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter and Tom are on a motor trip west, visiting the Calgary Stampede and other points of interest. Mrs. David Lee, Mrs. Hugh Dobson & Miss Janice Stone are attending 'a Summer School of Church Music at Ontario Ladies' College in Whitby this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Munding- er and children of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Orr and Patricia of Bradford call- ed on Mr. & Mrs. Roy Leask recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker Stouffville and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ledson of Ringwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jarvis and family last week, Mr. Lloyd Ashenhurst, Car-*' dinal, Ont, and Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan, Moose Jaw, Sask., called on Mr, and Mrs. Armour McMillan last Monday, Amalgamation of 3 Municipalities The elected representatives of the Townships of Scott & Uxbridge and the Town of Uxbridge met recently to discuss the possibilities of amalgamation of the three municipalities. A full turnout of council- lors made the meeting a suc cess with each person offer- ing ideas and asking ques: tions. 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