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: Nr od SAN pk 10-- PORT PERRY STAR Load heh A FIRE FEE NEE ERY LATIN -- Wed., February 18, 1981 B.C. student concert delights audience Last Thursday night five hundred Scugog citizens were well rewarded for having braved the winter weather when they attended the concert at Port Perry High School. The guest stars were the Centennial School JOHANNAH MARY COX Following a lengthy illness Johannah Mary Cox, former- ly of Maynooth, a resident of Port Perry Community Nursing Home, Port Perry Ontario, passed away at her residence on January 17, 1981. She was 75 years old. Born at McKenzie Lake Ontario, she was the daugh- ter of the late Mark and Teressia Regan (nee Coughlan). She is survived by her husband, Michael J. Cox, Bancroft, Ontario. Left to mourn are thirteen children. Agatha (Mrs. Vincent Gutcher), California; Marie (Mrs. Tony Groulx); Joan (Mrs. Teddy Boychuck) both of Timmins; Eleanor (Mrs. Hank Vipari), Niagara Falls; Daniel Regan and John Cox, both of British Columbia; Patrick and Victor Cox, both of Toronto; Colleen (Mrs. Henry Maschke) and Albert Cox, both of Oshawa; Donna (Mrs. Florimond Goris), Port Perry; Victoria (Mrs. Tony Van Loon) Jarvis OBITUARY concert band and choirs from Coquitlam, British Columbia. who spent the week of February 7th in homes throughout this area. The concert opened with four selections played in a lively manner by our own Senior Wind Ensemble who Ontario; and Arleen (Mrs. William Carpenter) of Brantford. She was predeceased by daughters Violet (4 years old), Doreen (2 years old) and Jacqueline (6 months old). Also surviving are 49 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. On brother Samuel Regan, Lake St. Peter, Ontario also survives. She was pre- deceased by one sister Kath- leen Paquette, London. Mrs. Cox was a member for many years of St. Ignat- ius Catholic Church, May- nooth, Ontario. Funeral services were held on January 20th, 1981 at 11 a.m. from St. Ignatius Catholic Chureh, Maynooth. Rev Father Casertelli offic- iated. Internment in the Parish Cemetery Maynooth in the spring. The pallbearers were all grandsons. Richard Goris, Ronald Goris, Hank Vipari Jr., Mark Vipari, Warren Maschke, and Jerry Maschke. Put A Smile on Your Face, Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON City-Centre Automobiles 1110 Dundas St. Eas! - Whitby 666-1772 YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER 416-985-2618 AFFORDABLE BUILDING SYSTEMS FOR FARM AND INDUSTRY MURDOCK R. BELAIR R.R.2 SEAGRAVE, ONT. Any 4 Items ona 12" Pizza Fri.& Sat. 4to 1:30AM Sunday 4to 11 P.M. PIZZA BONANZA Mon., Tues., & Wed. Only thru February, 1981 SUUNRE 80 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY IE 085-8448 *4.44 looked most handsome in their new evening dress of garnet and silver grey velour tops over black slacks and evening skirts. Mr. Michael Grice, the guest conductor, led his mix- ed choir in four selections which ranged from "Tell Him No" of the old *'No, John" folksong genre, to three Hungarian folksongs. The Coquitlam Girls Choir presented a bouquet of songs and serenaded Cam Muir of the Senior Wind with "Squeeze Me." He respond- ed very nicely, blushing to match his sweater. Last of the vocal groups was the Coquitlam Jazz Choir which was an exciting reminder of the Port Perry bands and their singers of thirty-five years ago. The "do-ahhs' and "ooblie-oos" of Ted Grif- fen were vividly recalled. It was fun music and precisely rendered. Continuing on a light note the Port High "A" Band rocked the hall with some big band favourites, also of the 1940's. This stage band is always a hit with audiences and they keep getting better. Finally the Coquitlam. concert band thrilled the listeners with its style, precision and grace. Coquit- lam's Centennial School is made up of only Grade 11 and 12. (B.C.'s last grade before university) There are 200 students at the school and the forty-five members of the concert band are trained musicians before entrance to the school where they cont- inue their band training with 120 minutes a day of class time rehearsal. They were good. Mr. Grice is obviously a sensitive musician with a great love and knowledge of his music. The dynamics and flow of all the selections were most impressive. The audience was wonderful also, they stood to a man at the end of "Second Suite in F for Military Band" by Holst. It has been a most exciting week for all participating in this band exchange. Mr. Doug Williams, principal of P.P.H.S. made an eloquent address during the evening, speaking of the bonds of union strengthened across our country by this visit and the place of music as the soul of a school. Still to come is the Port Senior Wind Ensemble visit to B.C., March 7 to 14 and the fund raising activities to support it next Saturday, February 2ist; the Giant Auction and Flea Market at the -High School during the day and the Hugh Baird concert at Town Hall 1873 at 8 in the evening. Port High Band Parents' Association -- G ANT --- AUCTION SALE MARKET 30" Electric Range Washing Machine 2 Single Beds Stereo Lawn Chairs Exhaust Fan Lamps Games Table Coleman Lantern Electric Fan Baby Carriage Mirrors 1 Steel Bed 1 Double Bed Trunk Gift Certificate (Richard's Beauty Studio) Tools Clocks Food Processor Projector Easy-Bake Oven Sofa Bed Folding Table Light Fixtures Rocking Chair End Tables Grass Catcher Upholstered Chairs at~ SAT. FEB. 21st PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL (Proceeds in Aid of Band Trip to B.C.) Lighting Display Stand Candle Holders Couch Chest Games Wicker Chair Humidor with Pipes Tea Wagon Bicycle Parts & Accessories Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention. MANY OF THESE ITEMS ARE NEW AND HAVE BEEN DONATED BY THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY OF SCUGOG. Pool Table & Accessories Gift Certificate (Hank's Pastries) Books Candy Machine Mirrors Patio Torch T.V. Sets Swimming Pool Cover Garden Umbrella Johnny Pole Tents & Accessories Load of Firewood (Delivered & Stacked) Trailer Tongue 19 Sissy Bars Framed Lawren Harris Reproduction - FLEA MARKET - Over 30 Tables of Merchandise! - HOME BAKING SALE - Doors Open at 10:00 A.M. - Auction Sale at 12:30 P.M. M.C. - BILL JOHNSON, CHOO Radio Terms: Cash Lunch Available JOHN PEARCE, Auctioneer