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20) PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 5th, 1974 'Summer Breezes'blow at High School by Jay S. Madsen Four hundred years ago beside the quietly flowing waters of England's Avon River, William Shakespeare, "the immortal bard," penned the words; "If music be the food of love, play on," "(from "Twelfth Night'). 1 am certain that the esti- mated audience of over 300 at Port Perry High School's annual "Summer Breeze" music night last Wednesday evening, were sorry when the superlative performance ended. During his short welcome speech, the High School's new Principal, Mr. Douglas Williams, expressed his MIDDLETON'S QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2562 strong belief that, while the acquisition of academic, technical, and physical skills form the "'body politic" of a school, music should be its soul. This laudable solicitude for man's "'uniyersal langu- age" has certainly been evidenced by the assistance given, both by Mr. Williams and the Durham Regional Board of Education, to the guiding light of Port Perry High . School's music programme, Mr. Russell Baird. As a former member of the P.P.H.S. band, I am gratified to see that the seed carefully planted several years ago by the previous music teacher, Mr. Peter ask about our HOME FOOD-FREEZER PLAN f a plan to fit everyones budget Chellew, has flowered so beautifully under Mr. Baird's watchful eye. The entertainment itself was quite varied in scope, ranging from classical pieces played by the concert band, to much more contem- porary presentations. The organizers of the programme are to be highly commended for compiling a repertoire pleasing to young and old alike. The spirit of their intention in this regard was probably best represen- ted by the playing of selections from the rock religious musical '"'Gods- pell."" 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The public ~~ school students played extremely well, part- icularly when one considers the short length of time they have been studying their instruments. However, the climax of the whole night was the beautiful and sen- setive piano solo '"'Rachman- inoff Prelude in 'C' played by Miss Bev. Simmonds, and for which Miss Simmonds received a well-deserved standing ovation. The temendous effort which the students put into the "Summer Breeze' seems to suggest that perhaps those who are concerned about today's youth needn't be quite so worried. Certainly the parents of the young performers (especially the seven grade 13 students who were awarded the Music Medals) can be very proud of their sons and daughters. presentation of - | Nursing Home News | We had the tuesday even- ing service by the Baptist Church. Mr. Kiezebrink ey charge. Hymns and prayer opened the service. Timmy and Stephen sang a duet. The scripture was read by Mrs. Kiezebrink on John 15. Susie and Kitty sang a duet. "There is a fountain filled with blood," Susie, Kitty and Douglas sang "'Je- sus is the rock of my foundation. Mr. Kiezebrink read the sermon on Genesis 26 - Verse 24. Abraham, Kitty and Susie sang "God Lifteth Me," and Anna played a number of hymns on the piano. Mr. Christie thanked the Kieze- brink family for the lovely service. Glen Hood has gone to the Oshawa General Hospital for further treatment. Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey cele- brated her 85th birthday on May 28th with her family and a few residents. She received a lot of nice gifts from her family. Her daughter, Mrs. Slemmon provided the lunch and birthday cake, and Mrs. D'Andrade poured tea. On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Jean Nash showed films. (1) Sailing, pleasure boating from Dingey to Schooner. (2) Lambert the Sheepish Lion, by mistake thg stork delivers a lion cub to a flock of sheep. (3) Gray squirrel is about the growth and activity of three squir- rels. (4) The Great McGonigle, W. C. Fields plays his way in and -out of the funniest situations of his career. On Thursday night we had the usual good ladies with Bingo. The winners were ladies, Mrs. Byers, Balque, Smallman, Davidson, Percy, Pearsy and Phoenix. The men Mr. Hamilton, W. Smith, C. Smith and Moroz. We all wish to thank the family of Mr. G. Christie for the Bingo prizes. Out for the weekend Mr. H. Vine. On Sunday, Mr. Chris- tie, Mrs. Pearcy, Mr. Samells and Mrs. There was one admission, Mr. Frank Fisher of Whitby. There were a large number of visitors to the home on Sunday. GET A GREAT THING GOING 1974 GLENELLE Get your own great thin SPRING SPECIAL GLENELLE TRAILER Regularly Sells for $3,100 17' g going with Glenelle. Designed for the economy-minded buyer, Glenelle isn't skimpy on essentials like conveni- ence, style and quality. Travelling with Glenelle is a great way to discover the great Canadian out- doors. Get a great thing going with Glenelle! 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