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CHO ARERR SR Reach Township School Choirs from Prince Albert and Epsom under the direction of Mrs. F. Sandison have been invited to demonstrate their S.A.T.B. selections at the Ontario County Music Night to be held in Ajax High School, 4 3 Tn, PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday May 211970 --- 19 & 4 SR eH ng {I # Thursday, May 21, at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend this concert with representations of choirs from schools in Ontario County. Young Artist Series 3rd Concert Sun., May 24 Continued band, and has also one year of Pipe Organ. Greg Menzies, a Grade VI Piano student, plays trumpet with the High School Band and also the Cadet Band. Donovan Smith, a Grade VIII Piano student, plays flute with the High School Band, and has also Grade II Rudi- ments. Jane Stulen, a Grade X Piano student, is also current- ly studying Pipe Organ, plays "clarinet in the High School Band, and has completed the Grade II Rudiments. : Sharon Beare, a Grade X Piano Student, has Grade II Rudiments, Grade III and IV Harmony examination of the Royal Conservatory of Music. She plays flute and piccolo in the Band. These young people are all students of Marie Taylor, AR.C.T. Organ, A.R.CT. Piano, R.M.T. f .Guest Artist at this concer will be Ralph Coupland - baritone - who is head of the Vocal Department. of Kings: | Greenbank 'News (continued) During University holidays Steve Foster is in Orillia, Ron Blakely graduates next week, Murray Stone was home from the Summer Semester at Guelph for the week-end. Sunday night Mrs, C. Pear- son attended a Birthday party at- Morley Raines in honour of Caroline Menzies. = Mrs, Pearson also spent a few days at the home of her daughter Mrs, Chas, Hadden last week. Peter Forsythe of Agin- court visited at the home of Neil Hunter last week. Mr. Jim Beaton of Sunder- land at Roy Leasks recently. * Mr, and Mrs. G. Stone spent the week-end at their cottage at Head Lake. . Mr. and Mrs. F. Tobin also at their cottage over the week- end, 3 Please note practice for the Sunday school anniversary wiff be held after school on the|, next three Thursday nights. Drama night at Port Perry H.S. was heartily applauded. Two of our young people, Don Foster who took part in the drama and Janice Stone in the band on drums gave their usual creditable per- way College. He majored in voice - in his Music Master's degree, and plans to return sdon" to study for his doct- orate. He is a very accomplish- ed singer, and well worth hear- ing. These concerts are free of charge - and it is hoped the people of our community will attend to encourage the young people in their musical endeavours, ~~ Epsom (continued) gers of Bowmanville and Mrs Walter Rodgers of Brooklin called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong on Sunday. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Powell who were wint- ering in Mexico. Someone had called during the winter broken a door and messed things up in general. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pren- tice-and sons of Markham joined his parents, Mr. and News Mrs. Gordon Prentice at their cottage on Gull Lake for the week-end. Last week wee Richard Murray Prentice son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Prentice was Christened in Zion chur- ch near Hampton and after the service Mr. and Mrs. Fisher entertained their own family and the Prentice fam. ily. : Mr. and Mrs. David Simm- onds and family were at their cottage for the week- end. 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