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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 23, 1984 Intrusion, Bar 4 take medals in Canadian stage Jazz Festival On May 18 and May 19, Jazzmerize, Intrus- ion and Bar 4 competed in the Canadian Stage Band Jazz Choir Festiv- .al at the Constellation Hotel, Toronto. Jazz Bands and Choirs from across Canada compete at this festival which is held in a different city each year. (Last year it was in Calgary). The level of performance is superb. Intrusion, made up of Kevin Ferguson, Jamie Lane, Tim Solar, Jeff Flieler, Scott McDoug- all and Chris Rooney won the Silver Medal in the Jazz Combo class. Bar 4, made up of Bill Dowson, Jennifer Baird, Hilary Fairburn, lan Mabhaffy, Kevin Fergu- son (bass), Jamie Lane (drums), Lori Cole (piano), were awarded the Bronze Medal in the vocal combo class. . Jazzmerize also turn- ed in their best perform- ance of the year in the jazz choir competition but the powerful west- ern choirs placed in the medals. In this competition, first place went to Mountain S.S. of Lang- ley, B.C., second went to McGee S. S. of Vancou- ver and third went to Lethbridge Alberta. Congratulations to Intrusion and Bar 4 for placing in the medals, and congratulations to Jazzmerize and the O'Neill Jazz Disciples for their excellent per- formances, Which way to Lindsay? The president of the Carnegie Beach Comm- unity Association has suggested to Township council that a sign be put on the Scugog Island road warning strangers that the road does not lead to Lindsay, Peter- RON HUNT DRILLING CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL WATER WELLS ® General Commercial Drilling ® Pump Installation & Service ® Guaranteed Workmanship .® Licensed by Ministry of Environment PAYMENT TERMS AVAILABLE! CALL: (705) 324-4167 LINDSAY, ONTARIO borough or Britain. Derek Hillis said in his letter there have been "numerous enquiries' from motor- ists who apparently turn north on this island road from Highway 7A be- lieving it will take them to Lindsay or Peterbor- ough. Mr. Hillis said the ~ confusion on the part of motorists likely stems from the fact the Island Little - Road is Durham Road 7 and the Provincial High- way is the same number. Township council referred the letter to the Regional Works depart- ment since the Island Road falls under Dur- ham jurisdiction. There were no sugges- tions that a bridge or causeway be built from the north end of the Island to the other side of Lake Scugog. Arena needs ice resurfacer The macnine vous IMIIFSe EFT Graham enjoys her 95th birthday with family Township council has asked its finance comm- ittee to examine a request from the Scugog Arena Board for approval to order a new ice resurfacer. In a report to council the Arena Board said three different makes of resurfacer have been considered, with the Board agreeing an Olympia model would be best suited for the cost Lip and the Board expects to pay for it in three installments from September to March. STATIONERY Mrs. Etta Graham Plain or Printed. ' the fi er Etta Neal, PORT PERRY STAR colt her 95th 235 Queen Street birthday in Port Perry 985-7383 last Friday, May 18, with a family dinner MRS. ETTA GRAHAM party at the home of her youngest daughter, Anne and her husband Richard Manns. Mrs. Graham was born in Brougham in For WomenWho Live Alone. 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DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. - 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 1889, the eldest daughter of Thomas and Isabella Neal. On March 13, 1912 she married the late Stewart Graham of Claremont and they farmed at Greenwood for five years before moving to Clarenfont. Guests at Mrs. Gra- ham's 95th birthday were her two sisters, Miss Clara Neal, Tor- onto, Mrs. Marjory Col- bear and her family from Oshawa and other relatives. Mrs. Graham has been a resident at Hills- dale Manor, Oshawa since June 1974, and celebrated her birthday there earlier in the day. She enjoys reading and television as a pass-time and can still do lovely emroidery. Mrs. Graham has seventeen grand- children and 31 great grandchildren. The Star along with her many friends join in wishing her many more years of health and happiness. HOSPITAL REPORT For week ending May 10 Admissions ............... 23 Births ................ .... 5 Deaths .................... 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