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VERO TEA SEE VI ASH TRE RL EAR A LAs Ae 2d) PASE wg 0d rR Toned Slut VU So FAR Bor Stl Aa AREAS LY AR ASI A I Pe LEG 1d ty id PARA. 34 [EAT WY . y) v 4 Pi AY EEA AH FAVA sloaiiy & BORHELEN Ai BAS 4 Gs a ier LA at ok ills Sas ke dled ad BH HEAT AAA Yt Syl | | i 1 REINER REAP I EE SE Interesting concert in Town Hall 1873 The lyre was an ancient Greek musical instrument used to create beautiful, rippling musical sound. The harp -- a modern descendant of the lyre -- creates an enchanting sound unique in the realm of music. Teamed with a splendid Tenor voice, this sound adds up to Lyracord, a fresh new Harp- Tenor Duo which offers music from Bach to Britten, folk songs to opera, on the North American Concert scene. Lyracord consists of charming, talented harpist Gianetta Baril who has played with both the Edmonton and Calgary Symphony orchestras as well as the national Youth Orchestra. she is a familiar performer on both CBC Radio and TV, and also has even had the opportunity to show her versatility to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth during a Royal visit to Edmonton. Joining Miss Baril as the other half of Lyracord is rising Tenor star James McLean, fresh from his triumph at Stratford as their leading tenor in the 1981 season, performing such roles as Rafe Rackstraw in H.M.S. Pinafore. Mr. McLean has been awarded grants and scholarships too numerous to mention and has performed with a host of musical groups, . including The Festival Singers of Toronto, The Elmer Iseler Port Perry Star ADVERTISING 'DEADLINE ALL ADVERTISING: Monday 12 Noon Singers, and the Toronto Mendelsshon Choir. His current opera and concert career is taking him to many major cities in North America. Together, the Lyracord team represents a delightful new approach to the concert scene as they blend their talents in both serious and light musical offerings. Port Perry's opportunity to hear the duo occurs this month. Town Hall 1873 is fortunate in being able to present Lyracord to Port Perrry audiences on Friday, February 26 at 8 p.m. as part of its on going program of offering world class programs in a local setting, the restored Town Hall. Special youth and Senior Citizen rates of $3.00 per ticket are being offered for this program, in addition to the regular season's ticket price of $6.00. Tickets are available at the Star office, Irwin Smith Music, or at the door on Feb. 26. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to enjoy something definitely different in listening pleasure - Lyracord. Honeydale Women's Institute The regular meeting was held in the Municipal Hall on Feb. 4, 2 p.m. with several 'guests present from Scugog and Shirley Branches. President Helen MacMaster opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect and a cordial greet- ing to all. Members answer- ed the roll call by naming an important world event happening during 1981-82. After minutes were read by Irene Philip and approved and Treasurer Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1&2 YEAR ANNUAL 17.50% 17.75% 17.50% 17.75% 3 YEAR RRSP (No Fees) (Rates Subject to Change without Notice.) SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. Winter Inventory | *HOCKEY EQUIPMENT *CROSS COUNTRY SKIS & ACCESSORIES 20% off INSTOCK QUANTITIESONLY. Ar CANADIAN TIRE PORT PERRY PLAZA Jean Carnochan gave the financial statement, many items of business were discussed. A splendid programme was presented by convener of "World Affairs" Irene Philips, Leona Butson spoke on the motto, "True inter- nationalism is knowledge of other people, their way of life, traditions and culture." Pictures of the International Peace Garden were shown by Marion Johnston. This is situated between North Dakota and Manitoba on 2200 acres of land - 888 in North Dakota and 1,312 in Manitoba. The Federated Women's Institutes of Canada are responsible for the upkeep of the Picnic Grounds which is the W.I.'s part. Other organizations have an interest as well. The Garden Commemorates over 150 years of Peace that have existed between United States and Canada. Dedicated July 14, 1932. After the excellent programme concluded and the national anthem was sung, refreshments were served by Irene's group. Next meeting will be held March 4th, 2 p.m. with Edna Wilson and group in charge. Senior citizens The meeting was called to order by the President E. Irvine, with the singing of O'Canada with Edna Bickett . at the piano. A great deal of business was discussed and settled. Next Wed. Feb. 17th is a pot luck supper at 5:30. 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