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aw, tn -€ ', a a RR rl acd arn en . a re 18 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 19th, 1974 Scugog News This Friday evening the residents of Scugog and the friends of Mr and Mrs. Bob Aldred are invited to attend a presentation in the Town ship Hall to honour the 400 attend Prince Albert street dance It was proved that "Street Dances' are not a thing of the past Saturday. June 8th. when over 400 people turned out to take part in the first Prince Albert street dance An enthusiastic crowd hined the perimeter of the parking lot of Tran's General Store for over four hours listening and dancing to the music of Peter's Platters and taking part in square dancing called bv George 'Pimms Jr The dance. which was or- ganized by a number of local residents. and sanctioned by the Scugog Chamber of Com- merce could only be termed a great success. Through the selling of pop and potato chips. which was the only cost to the public. $20 was realized and donated to the Prince Albert Community Centre. Don Tran. one of the organ- izers. said that he had heard so many good comments ab- out the dance that a date had been set for next year. and he hoped it would become an annual affair. recent marriage ol these two voung people Please note that "Head" Bake Sale at Museum Church is not Sat. June 22nd as printed last week but thedast Saturday of June on the Holiday week- end. The First Wednesday of July will be our usual good Strawberry supper. You are invited to partici- ate in Holy Communion at "Grace" Church next Sun- dan ' Congratulations to the Is- land people who bad their names called at the home show. Bonnie Gerrow was only 10 figures out in gues- sing the correct height in CM for the tower of the restored Port Perry Town Hall. The many flowers at "Grace" church on Sunday were in memory of Mrs. Ildna McLaren. They were arranged just the way she would have liked them. Rev. Pogue's study for the child- ren was on the Israelite hero, on Joshua. the young leader who followed under the guidance of Moses and the instructions of God. His sermon for the adults was based on the much discussed theme of 'Love' which some people suggest as easy to do without realizing it in actions and not words that really proves if we are prepared to accept its com- plex demands. Several Island ladies of the Rebecca Lodge are enjoying a few davs in Toronto this week at the Roval York. "the 7 723-5221 Guaranteed Investments wow earning a big NOTE: RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE {Yi ONTARIO TRUST 19 SIMCOE ST. N.,, OSHAWA DON IRVINE, Manager x Member, Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ) To 1To 5 Years i BE J the 4d At a recent graduation, ROGER MOASE son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moase, Port Perry. received his Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree from the School of Business Administration, University of Western Ontario in Lon- don. The convocation took place June 6 in Alumni Hall, L.ondon. where The Honour- able John P. Robarts, Chancellor, conferred the degrees. Roger has accepted a posi- tion with Deloitte, Haskins & Sells, Chartered Account- ants. in Oshawa. Ontario and will be residing with his wife Melody. in Port Perry. New Deadlines Display Advertising: 3P.M.- MONDAY Week of Publication Classified Advertising: (Accounts of sports reports, 6 P.M. - MONDAY Week of Publication meetings, etc.) Port Perry High School students participate in Durham Music Tour The musical talents of clementary and high school students was demonstrated recently in three concerts in different parts of the region. The Durham Music Tour as the project was called, was sponsored by the Durham Board of Education and organized and produced bv the Durham Music Educa- tors Association. The con- certs were presented on consecutive evenings at Brock District High School in Cannington, Pickering High School and Eastdale Collegi- ate, Oshawa. Performances were given by a Junior Composite Band under the direction of Herbert Knox and a Senior Composite Band under the direction of Barry Devereux. Plavers in these bands wie chosen students in Grades 7 13 from Schools through- out the region. A composite choir of students from Grades 7 - 8 from Central Park School, Oshawa and St. Andrew's School, Ajax gave a fine performance under the direction of Mrs. Grace Hastings accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Drynan. Miss Maureen Cooper and. Mrs. Zorah Holliday assisted in training the choristers. A string ensemble from Donevan Collegiate perfor- med under Robert McCaus- MEET land's direction; and the Port High Girls' ensemble from Port Perry High School under Russell Baird's direc- tion. Mr. David Karry, chair- man of the programme com-§ mitteé conducted the Senior School Composite Choir and Senior Band in the finale. Representatives of the Board of Education, Mr. L..G. Parliament, Mrs. E.B. Phin and Mrs. A. 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