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The music students of Port 'Perry High School were very successful in the recent Sunderland Music festival. Outstanding solo performers were Cathy Hall, bass clarinet, awarded first place with 86 marks; Laural Holtby, flute, first with 87; Janet Bruce, French Hord, first with 87; Lisa" Notting- ham, trumpet; first with 84; Mary McKelvey, clarinet, second with 88; Darlene Gibson, 'vocal, second with 86; and Jennifer Simmards who won first place in clarinet solo with 90 and first place in vocal solo with 87. Jennifer was also awarded the Debbie Harrison Trophy SR : A EASTE Port Perry High Seep choir. PHILP Pontiac-Buick Ltd. 150 Water Street - Port Perry 1985-7309 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 21, 1979 -- 11 as the adjudicator's choice of the most promising wood- wind competitor in th festival. In the vocal duet class Anne Tapscott and Donna Kerry were awarded second place in the vocal duet class. Adjudicator Des Tyrell, the coordinator of music for the Waterloo Board of Education, awarded the representatives of the Port High Clarinet Society, Mary McKelvey, Leanne Kerr, and Jennifer Simmonds the highest mark he has ever given, a 96, and first place for their clarinet trio. The Schools two bands produced excellent perform- "AL! Dol lars You MANCHESTER TRAILER SALES Corner of Hwy. [JA & 12 985-77 The Ontario Society for Cripgled Children's 1979 Easter Seal objective is $3,000,000. This figure is based on careful analysis of the Society's minimum needs in order to meet its obligation to more than 13,000 handicapped youngsters h I throughout Ontario. > e ping new Founded more than half a century ago, the Ontario Society for Crippled Children is a private STEDMANS DEPARTMENT STORE Port Perry Plaza 985-3844 charitable organization incorporated under 5 laws of Ontario. How about & Ta * Devoted to the welfare of handicapped youngsters throughout the Province, the Ontario Society for the Crippled Children is based on the work of 235 affiliated clubs and financed largely "by contributions made to its annual Easter Seal . Appeal. ROYAL BANK 210 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-7316 More than half a century of public support has enabled the Ontario Society for Crippled Children to develop a province-wide system of treatment facilities and services without equal on this continent. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY 193 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-7306 ( yeals = : GIVE Easter help crippled PORT PERRY Queen Street - Port Perry 'PEOPLE COME FIRST AT |.G. A ' children. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 165 Queen Street - 985-7344 PPHS musicstuden ts successful at festival mances as well. The Concert Band under the direction of r. Peter Chellew was awarded 89 marks and third place, and the Senior Wind Ensemble under the direc- tion Jf Mr. Russ Baird, took first place with a mark of 94. We congratulate the students and staff of Port Perry High School for their excellent work and thank the organizers and staff of the Sunderland Lions Club Music Festival for their dedication and industry on behalf of some 1000 students who participate in the festival each year. Premier toattend P.C. bash All indications are that the first-ever region-wide fund- raising dinner by the Progressive Conservative Party in Ontario riding will be an overwhelming success. Ticket sales have been brisk for the $100-a-couple dinner in honour of Premier William Davis to be held March 30 at the Jubilee Pavilion in Oshawa. With Mr. and Mrs. Davis at the head table that evening will be Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz, Durham est MPP George Ashe and Digham. vor MPP Bill Ne n, the province's Minister of Agriculture, and their wives. Top-name entertainment will be provided for the 300 couples expected to attend. Canada's best-known orchestra leader, Moxie Whitney, will take a night off from the Chateau Laurier's Canadian Grill to lead a 12-piece band for danging. Well-known radio and television personality Joel Aldred will act as master of ceremonies. The evening gets under- way at 6:30 p.m. with cock- tails, followed by dinner at 7:30 p.m. and a brief address by Premier Davis. The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario is pleased to announce .the appointment of Mr. John Arbuckle, Nestle- ton, as agent for the Durham Region. Mr. Arbuckle's many years experience in agriculture and agri- business, qualify him well to provide a valu- able service to farmers in his area. He ¢an be contacted by calling 416-986-5080.