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rn or Port Perry Lions host The Port Perry Lions Club ~ hosted the finals of the Lions District -A-16 Oral Com- munications Speaking Competition. Students up to the age of fourteen from 'towns as' far afield as Richmond Hill and Brechin displayed their oratory skills before an audience .of approximately fifty people at the Prince Albert Com- munity Hall on Tuesday, March 31st. The competitors were winners from two regional finals which in turn drew their participants from winners 'of competitions. The standard of speaking was high and Melanie Justice of Richmond Hill was judged the girl winner and Steve Mihonean club . of Unionville the boy winner, ~ District Governor Charles Crockford of Fenelon Falls presented the winners their trophies while. Lion Grant Marshall, the' competition's: District Chairman handed out cheques of $100 to the. winners and other sizeable sums to second and third place students. Our two local - participants, Julie Bryan and Crystal Tremble of Port Perry did extremely well by placing second and third respectively in the girls competition, 'Messrs. John Murray from Brock High: School, "David -Snoddon of * 'Sunderland Public School and Clyde Wilson of Durham College ° did an admirable job of judging these young people. @ RS i H 3 4 Fi] { Port Perry Lions Club hosted the finals in the public speaking contest last Tuesday evening at the Prince Albert Hall. Winners of the event are seen above with members of the Lions Club officials. From Cadets hold 85th inspection by Major P. Dooley : 3 2 left, back; District Governor Charles Crockford; John of a vehicle mishap and W.0. and Cdt. Mike Johnson was the parents, brothers and Rose, 2nd; Philip Aboott, 3rd; Grant Marshall, Royal Canadian Army Dave Porter became parade selected for - the sisters, friends, cadets and pistrict Chairman Oral - Communication .Competi- Cadet Corps No. "41 commander and ran the Commander's trophy as best officers had refreshments in tions; Crystal Tremble, 3rd; Julie Bryant, 2nd and conducted their 85th annual complete evening. In cadet. a the school cafeteria. inspection on Wednesday addition to the inspection, Lion Brian Mark. Front left, first place winners Steve evening, April 1, at the Port Perry High School. Lt. Col. L.P. Morin C.D.; was the inspecting officer while Sgt. J.P. Pearman represented the area Cadet Officer, W.0. Cadman represented C.F.B. Toronto- and Mr. D.E. Williams represented the Durham Board of Education. The parade started with- out the Cadet Commandi Officer, Lt. S. Wood, beca march past and advance in-review order, the cadets organized five displays. Cpl. "Following the inspection woe min soit Greenbank news Porter led unarmed combat,' 'Sgt. Geraldine Cole led the' first-aid team, Cpl. Leanne Johnston took charge of the static display and Mr. H. Johnson ran therifle display; This years awards were presented to Cpl. Andy. Postina for best rifle shot by M. Couperthwaite Mr. Len Foster, brother of Stan Foster, his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Robins of Australia attended family get together at Greenbank Hall Saturday night, remaining with Mrs. 'Reg Foster for the weekend also Mr.Neil Hunter. The Brownies are holding a baking competition followed by an auction sale on April 8th at 7:3) p.m. in the Greenbank Hall. The public are welcome. Another musical "This One's for You" will be "Mihonean and Melanie Justice. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE - SAVE - SAVE! We have just been advised of a price increase effective April 13th, 1981. ooh terete an Be neal presented in Uxbridge Rh di ~~ church service on Sunday. Secondary School this, HE ORy of Nery By STVGA CHILDREN"s ' Sorry to:. report Mrs. Thursday, Friday and N - cles in stock, ready for delivery at current price levels. k ; on that special car or truck you | S AVE want factory ordered - Order now and have the order price protect- ed at current price levels. S AVE on our Demonstrator Specials - Saturday evenings, April 9, 10 and 11th at 8:00 p.m. This musical was written and produced by our . local Geordie Beare who is retiring in June. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter visited with daughter Pat TEN wn aE A eos ~ oY Marjorie Beaton has fall THEATRE CLASSES { and broken her hip and : : expects to be moved to Sponsored by {| Uxbridge Hospital this week THE J. McBRIEN SCHOOL OF CREATIVITY | from Toronto. Keep your y : free + «chin up Marjorie, we are Prince Albert Community Hall APRIL 13 through JUNE 7 . : wishing you a speedy We feature fresh demonstrators recovery. weekly with 7500 km. or less at For Children 7 years & up. COST: $30.00 per child. Monday Evenings: from 7 to 9 P.M. FINAL PRESENTATION: Sunday. June 7. This course offers eight 2-hour sessions including tableau, improvisation, pantomime, story interpretation, point of con- centration and production presentation skills. For information and registration call: 985-7241. Enroliment Limited. 7th ANN Model Railroad ' | Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ianson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee ~ and Debbie and Mark Roundell attended Kathy Heron -and Garry Duff's wedding in Norwood Presbyterian Church recently. * Glad to report Mrs. Margaret Holtby has returned from the hospital i UAL SHOW LINDSAY COLLEGIATE & Studinski and family in Guelph over the weekend. Mr. Michael Williams from Wales is visiting at Neil Hunter's home for a few days. ~ Mrs. Ivey Phoenix and Mrs.. Ruby Rennie were visiting relatives in London last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bishop in the village. Mrs. Ann Wills _ spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Don McKean. Mr. and Mrs. Les Jermey and son spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite. The Womens Institute annual meeting will be held April 22nd at the home of . Helen Thomsons. Please SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE "reduced prices. A real savings at anytime. on possible future after-purchase expense. Purchase one of our optional One Year Warrantiesion a late model used vehicle, or a Three or Four Year "Warranty on your new vehicle. It can be financed right along with your vehicle purchase - Many of these warran- ties are transferable if you should decide to sell your vehicle at a later date. on our Low Cost G.M.A.C. finan- cing for your new vehicle at 14.2 per. cent with up to 48 months terms. the 7% Provincial Sales Tax Re- bate available on most light duty new trucks. on possible future expense. 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