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0) GETTIN Er IC FLL TT 24 -- POR PERRY S51 AR -- Wednesday, May 28, 1975 Spring Breeze d Port Perry High's Music Night was once again a 'Breeze' as it ushered in Summer on May 13th, giving a large and appreciative audience a delightful look at and listen to the culmination of lengthy winter classes and rehearsal sessions. The two-part programme featured the Port High Con- cert Band, a large group which began the evening with a series of Slavonic dances v and an unusual arrangement of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, a Beatles favourite. Three novelty groups followed: a massed number of keen barbershop- pers harmonizing on Blue Moon and Bonnie Lassie; the "Low Ph' Brass jamming with The Entertainer; and D. C. & Friends, a brightly costumed soft rock singing group soloed by Jessie Cafik seminar chairman Ontario Riding M.P. 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The first half of the programme was then round- ed out with a very listenable medley by the Junior Bank, and, for a restrained pace- changer, a woodwind quartet playing a stately aria and Minuet. The evening then swung into high with the pro- gramme's second half. The familiar, talented Port High Choir massed together to encourage 'Up, Up with People', to give us a 'Gift of Song', and to take us on a 'Ride in the Chariot'. Not to be outdone, 'Reuben Cran- dell", port's swinging stage band, brought down the house with four rousing num- bers and an encore. It was a touch act to follow, but Port High's acclaimed Girls Ensemble managed to hold their own with a clever tri- MRS. ALICE TODD The death of Mrs. Alice Todd occurred suddenly at Huntsville Memorial Hospital, May 13, 1975 after an illness of only three days. She was in her 80th year. Daughter of the late Adam' Coulter and Mary England, she was born in Sinclair Township, District of Muskoka, November 29, 1895. In 1914, she married Samuel G. Todd and they made their residence in the village of Novar where they raised two sons and a daughter. Her husband predeceased. her in 1947. Active in all affairs of St. Andrews United Church, Novar, a U.C.W. member, member of the Huntsville Senior Citizens and partic- ipant in many affairs of the Legion Branch in Emsdale, Mrs. Todd had many friends and will be greatly missed. Mourning the loss of a devoted and loving mother and grandmother, are her son, Lewis of Novar; Leila (Mrs. Hvidsten) of Lake- field; granddaughter Gerri Lynn (Mrs. Ian O'Connor) of Uxbridge and grandson Peter Hvidsten of Prince "Albert, also a dear daughter- Hi EE ---------- A G------------. OBITUARY SEA 5 ASST LEE) BSL ad bute to Women, staged with soloists and featuring an original number dedicated to the Ensemble -- Liberation -- and three other songs delivered in the girls' smooth, blended style, Mr. Williams, Principal, delivered welcoming remarks to participants and audience, and a rite to Mrs... Grace Hastings. Special Music medals were then awarded to students especially involved and achieving high standing in many phases of the school's music program. These recip- ients were: Bob Barr, Diane Barr, Tye Burt, Roy Gaal, Kathy Griffin, Judy Howsam, Brenda Lewis, Bruce McLaurin, Bonnie Short, Bev Simmonds, Karen Soloman, Kathy Stone, Darcy Wallace, Marion Lay- in-law Elsie (Mrs. Lewis Todd), Novar, and four great Grandchildren Todd and Logan Jane O'Connor, Jan- nine and Sherri-Lee Hvidsten. A son, Harvey. C. Todd was killed in active ser- vice in 1945. Also surviving are sisters, Annie (Mrs. E. Bice) New- market; Elsie (Mrs. A. Adams) Dundas; Pearl (Mrs. K. Keetch) Lindsay; Vera (Mrs. A. Sharpe) Ham- ilton; Jessie (Mrs. J. Smith) Grimsby, and a number of nieces and nephews. A brother, George, was killed in World War 1, and a brother Adam, predeceased her. Mrs. Todd rested at the Addison Funeral Home until service at 11 a.m. Friday, a b VL70 MAF ASS ALBERS Sa UN zell, Cathie Tobin, Connie Sutherland, and Lee Warden. Gold medals went to Jessie Oosterlo and Janet Watson. The programme was" then closed by the Concert Band with. three additional numbers. A note of interest to the community is that each year the Scugog Music Scholar- ship is awarded to the out- standing graduate who has contributed significantly to = olights large appreciative audience community and school through music. Anyone wish- ing to assist this music fund may contact Mr. Gordon Reesor, or the High School. Meanwhile, Port High's Music students are now busily looking to next year and new strains. 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