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€ * The 22nd annual Sunder- land Lions Club Music Festival was held March 5th through to March 8th. The B ® Vocal and beginners piano : classes were adjudicated by Mr. Ross Metcalf, ARTC, with Mrs. Greta Parrott judging the senior piano classes. All instrumental classes were adjudicated by 'Mr. Demond Tyrell, B.A., A.R.T.C. - The following are some of the results of the festival: Vocal: Girl's Solo Trained Voice, 11 to 15 years: Joyce Lane-86 - (first place); ® e¢ Andrea MacGregor-84 (third place); Andrea received a first class honours mark. of 84 in the January Royal Conservatory of Music Gr. 1 Theory exam. A Less than 2 Years Study: Annabel Walsh-83 (second place); Boy's Solo, Trained Voice, Less than 2 Years Study: Lawrence Walsh-83 (first place); "Girl's Solo, Trained Voice, Over 16 Years: Debbie Menzies-87 (firgf place) ; Lois Van Camp -85 (second place). - Lois recently completed the Grade VI 'Royal Conser- vatory Vocal Exam. Girl's Solo, Trained Voice Open Class: Audrey Beauchamp-86 (first place). Piano: Piano Solo, 12 years, less than 2 years study: Korin Drew-80 (second place) ; Beginners, 7 years and under: Ryan Free-80; Older Beginners, 10 years and under: Craig Free-82; Jamie Mahony-80; Gregory Skerratt-77. Grade one, 8 years and under: Brett Drew-79. All the above are students of Eleanor Bailey. The Sunderland Lions Club is to be commended for providing this excellent festival for our Did You Know......that Scugog Community Care has a need for more volunteers in our visitation programme with house-bound seniors? If you can help phone our office at 985-8461. Area students perform well at Music Festival community. R.H. Cornish students under the direction of Mrs. Fairburn, Mr. White, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Bierness recently completed a week of participation in the Sunder- land Lion's Club Music Festival. During the week there were 49 entries in 25 classes of competition, and all students certainly rep- resented their school very well. Vocal } S.S.A. choir - 1st -- 85 marks; Unison choir - 2nd - 83; Church Award choir - 1st" - 88 marks. Boy's Solo - Bill Dowson = 1st - 88; Girl, Boy Duet - Julie Ashton, Bill Dowson - 1st - 85; Triple Trio - Group 1 - 1st - 82, Group 2 -2nd - 81. Grade 3 Choir - 1st - 86; Unison Choir - 1st - 86. Girl's Duet - Sharron Millar, Mandy Burnett - 2nd - - 84; Julie Ashton, Michelle Lucyk - 2nd - 84; Boy's Duet - Bill Dowson, Pete Rivoire - 1st - 84. Boy's Duet - Henry De- Jong, Roger Morris - 3rd - 82. Boy's Solo - Ian Mahaffy - 1st - 86; Girl's Triple Duet - 1st - 88; Boy's Triple Duet - 1st - 84; Girl's Solo - Lisa Bailey - 2nd - 86. Instrumental" Flute Solo - Jennifer Baird - 1st - 86; Jackie Skelding - 3rd - 84; Woodwind En- semble - Marina Brock, Susan Labonovich - 2nd - 84; Lyn Nottingham, Suzanne Steele, Andrea Oosterlo, Sherri Burke - 3rd - 82. Sax Solo - Steven Brez- nikar - 1st - 86; Samantha Espley - 2nd - 81; Trumpet Solo - Janet Lamb - 1st - 83; F. Horn Solo - Karen McKel* vey - 1st - 84; Baritone Solo - David Standish - 3rd - 85. Tuba Solo - Mandy Burnett - 1st - 90; Garth Kuyt - 2nd - 88; Brass Ensemble - Susan Chambers, Karen McKelvey - 1st - 82; Darlene Bacon, Janet Lamb - 2nd - 81. ~R.H. Cornish Band - 1st - 92. : WANTED Adults with Emphysema, Chronic Bronchitis or Asthma "FREE BETTER BREATHING COURSE PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL beginning MONDAY, MAY 7th at 7:00 P.M. The Port Perry Figure Skating Club "Splashdown Car' all but disappeared beneath the waves of Scugog _ with the mild weather last Saturday morning. Club officials say it will be hauled out today [March 28] and the timing device in the car will" be inspected to determine which ticket number will win the $1000 grand prize. Photo above shows car as it stood last week before its cold plunge to the bottom of Lake Scugog. Help for respiratory victims A "Better Breathing"' Course for adults with emphysema, chronic bronchitis or severe asthma will begin on Monday, May 7th at the Port Perry High School; osa Street, Port Perry. This Course, offered by tHe Lung Association as a free Christmas Seal Service, will run for eight consecutive sessions during a four week period, on - Mondays (ex- cluding May 21st, Victoria Day) and Wednesdays from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. __ simple tolerance exercises, and- most sessions will feature guest speakers on various topics related to the management. of respiratory disease. All exercise pro- cedures will be under the direction of two licensed physiotherapists. This is a basic program, designed to improve the quality of daily life for the older person with respiratory problems. Transportation can be arranged within Scugog Township, and for more information or to apply for registration contact the Lung Association at 723-3151. Course members will be taught breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and Te The Management and Staff of LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER is pleased to announce that effective, Saturday, March 31, 1979, we will be ~ to our new location on the OSHAWAROAD - (Across from the Oddfellows Hall) Effective with that date, our offices and showroom at 235 Water Street will be closed. ed On Mondays and for Eight Evening Sessions ednesdays. Transportation Available For Registration Call Your LUNG ASSOCIATION 723-3151 Another Christmas Seal Service. a surroundings and the inconvenience during the next few weeks. Our Official Opening will be held later in the spring and we hope you, our customers, will be able to cope with our new NN | Yours truly, TED GRIFFEN