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DOLLA <2 110 THE OSHAWA Times, ae, oe a ~ Music Pupils _ Give Recital i OPEN DAILY 10a.m. 1 Op.m. MONDAY TO SATURDAY A voice and piano recital was . given recently in The Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Centre the students of Elsie . RCT, - A most Program was present- pl toga rraggntons two choral . le younger sir&.'s Were conducted by Miss Rosa- lind Coe, and sang "All in the wApril Evening" by Sir Hugh Roberton, and the Jerome Kern melody "All The Things You Are". The senior. choral group performed Michael Head's Ships of Arcady", "Butterfly", Schumann's "Papilions No, e": arranged by Maurice Jacobson, and 'thirdly a most moving Gael- ic air "Dream Angus" arranged by Roberton. The solo in this piece was performed by Lynn Barclay. The choir accompani- ments were ably. played by Mr. Thomas Park. Those taking part in the recital were as follows: Paula Seed, Susan Barclay, Susan Ramshaw, Judy Webster, Marc Seed, Henry Bartosik, Jacque- line Muzik, Christine Lapyniak, Pamela Martin, Gail Walmsley, Joanne Bordage, Carol Stewart, Lynda . Squires, Richard Har- man, Beverly Henderson, Lor- raine Stiles, Marjorie Stiles, Tom Johnson, Erna Marie Reid, Dawn Wilson, Justine Rose, Janet Robson, Nancy Walmsley, Linda MacDermaid, Ruth Pas- coe, Marion Herron, Rosalind Coe, Betty Hrycyshyn, Eleanor Burrows, Thomas Park, Lynn Barclay, Barbara Hart. Prizes were awarded to stu- dents giving outstanding work during the year, namely, Susan Ramshaw, Lynda _ Squires, Nancy Walmsley and Barbara Hart. The .evening ended with a most beautiful bouquet of red roses being presented to Mrs. Drygala by Lynn Barclay on be- half of all the performers, Fr. J. McNamara Is Breakfast Speaker At St. Mary's CWL The Reverend Joseph Mc- Namara, SPM of the Scarbor- ough Foreign Mission Society addressed the members of the Catholic Women's League of St. Mary of the People at a communion breakfast held by them at the Sandalwood restau- rant recently. Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, spiritual convener and breakfast chairman introduced Father McNamara and he was thanked by Mrs. William Edwards. The league members attended| nine o'clock mass and received holy communion in a body, honoring the feast day of their patroness, Our Lady of Good Counsel. Mrs. Max Coleman, president of the CWL of St. Mary of the People welcomed the members and guests. The Reverend Norbet Gignac, spir- itual director and pastor, paid a brief visit to express his personal good wishes and thanks to the league. 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