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i { | H b] § | a ------ rn I A EE) i A CTT A at Baie IF Barns 1S A SE LS ROR Fn 04 a | eS EE DR A AN Fh {3 Lh Bir High School Band, Choir perform Special concert by Hugh Baird to raise funds for National Finals by L. O'Reilly On March 13, 1982 a unique musical concert will be presented at Town Hall 1873 Port Perry. The program features a local artist by the name of Hugh Baird per- forming both by himself and along with a group of Port Graduate Private Scott Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wilkinson, of Blackstock graduated Feb. 25-82 from CFB Borden to continue training as a Land Vehicle Technician. Perry High's senior music students. Included in the program is music specially arranged, scored and written by the students involved. The evening includes many standard, tenor repertoire classics such as "Ave Maria by Franz Schubert" to the ever popular song from "Moulin Rouge" and "I Could Have Danced All Night". Accompanying Hugh on the piano and guitar will be Mr. Russ Baird of the Port Perry High School Music Depart- ment. A special feature to this year's show will be the Port Perry High Jazz Choir. This outstanding group of young people is a national finalist in the Canadian Stage Band Festival. The newly formed choir will be an exciting compliment to the program. Artist Hugh Baird was born in Scugog and attended Port Perry High School. His successful dairy farming business in Saintfield allows Hugh to perform private concerts twice daily to his guernseys. He has a lyracal, charming and exciting voice that will enthrall young and old alike. All proceeds will go towards assisting the Jazz Choir and Fusion Bands attend the National Finals. Tickets are available at Irwin Smith Music Store or Port Perry High School for the low price of $5.00. That's Saturday. March 13 8:00 P.M. Town Hall 1873 Port Perry. He sang for a number of years with the Ontario County Junior Farmers Choir and established a vocal reputation matched only by his reputation as a Canadian International Plowing Champion. Board adopts French instruction program At its' meeting February 22, the Durham Board of Education sorted out the " Conway Gardens 985-2486 TRY OUR $1.99 LUNCH SPECIALS DIFFERENT EVERY DAY! Includes all the Coffee you can drink. LUNCH UNTIL 4 P.M. Dinner Specials this week: CHARBROILED ONTARIO CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS ........ *4.95 RIB EYE STEAK. mushrooms . ... 6.50 CARPET CLEANING Deodorizing * Scotch Guard Repairs * Alterations -UPHOLSTERY - ov N\ an) Pre-Season *% CARPET CARE Phone Jim 852-7322 \ | HWY. 7A- PORT PERRY controversial oral French program for grade four students by approving 20 minutes instruction per day starting this fall for grade four students, and the same for grade five the following year. The decision resolves a (Turntopage27) |_the Irgtier ] y: N Glendette ® Renovations ®Rentals ®Used Trailers ®Used Motorhomes YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOUR DEALER 985-9151 WEml/% (From pagel) wind up with a surplus of between $20,000 and $30,000 on the 1981 budget. "This is only a rough estimate, but we are hoping for a surplus of about this amount," said the Mayor. He said the finance committee would like to set aside about $80,000 for the municipal projects fund, and start working towards build- ing up a cash reserve of funds to cut down on the need for short-term bank borrow- ing. Mayor Taylor said the committee did not discuss any target goals for the local budget this year. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 3, 1982 -- 3 And there are no major capital expenditures in the plans for 1982, other than possibly an addition to fire hall in Port Perry. At the moment, estimates for construction of single truck bay for the hall are being prepared, and a decision on whether to pro- ceed this year will depend on the cost, according to the Mayor. One of the department's trucks is now being stored away from the hall because of a lack of space. Mayor Taylor said that one concern of the committee in its initial deliberations is the cost of operating the two \ Lg ) (© (® #; the Fresh Do- for Springs Redecorate every room in your home with flowers, stripes, plaids or whatever pattern you choose ... Budget set in April arenas in the Township. He said that while council may be willing to pick up some of the deficits, council may also have to ask that more be paid by the users of these facilities. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 OXFORDS $29.95 t0°35.00 SINGLEROLL .......... $4.59 ) ROOM LOTS ......... single roll 2.00 WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS! ! Work Boots 25 * by Greb Insulated &D A) Men's Suede a for Men }! $19.95 i WORKPANTS ? Rubber Boots 0 : For Men ) 12.95 MEN'S JEANS '21.95-22.95 | Men's Slippers 14.95 2 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as lllustrated.)