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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-07-02, Page 8"T"T'' lihhetPerAttolr*i kf.,,,V,IiiRW'roYieVV*Ne4Mineloonti*W0PAYNN, eitinisd P iRSONAL S 111111113 .6, ALAN WILLIAMS OrAtOrnetriot Patrick, $t., Vinghaic Phone 740 „1.10.101.0", and Mrs, S. Hall and three children Of Pert Colborne, spent last, week with their parents, W. 5, Hail and Mr. and Mrs, James' Henry, --Dr, Alexander and Mrs. Nen- mo left on Wednesday for Mont real and will pail from, there oat JulyIth for France. Following, a visit in France they will journey to Belgium and take in the World's Fair, then to Holland, England Scotland and Ireland and will re- turn in September, Mr. and 11Irs. V ,Ripple of De- troit, Mich., spent the week-end in town and visited with her mother, Mrs. Cruickshank at Wingham Hospital, —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pym; of Kincardine 'were week-end visitors with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, H. V. Pym and Mr. and Mrs, George Coulter. —Mr, and Mre, Ron Seddon and family moved to the former Rey- nolds' home on Leopold Stieet last Saturday. OE READY To "Ger op AND 60 4 ))700'TAKEN YPDR 4 IAINEN 401.04 pkgscelFrtpt4 F140/1 VANCE'S DRUG STORE IgiourciEn AT WALKERTON—Mir; and -Mrs. Dengles lyfeGoWeen,c-Wbo were married recently at 'Seared Heart Church' in Walleerton.,,,Theler*, wee; ,the former De* Ann Giesler. ,„ Both are, menibers the CIiisT)S-TV staff.—Pheto by Dill Connell, • Sunday. They motored 'La the East Cktst and will sail frozen Halifax for England, Where they will Make their home, —Miss Marjorie Currie of Tor,, elite spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. N. R. Currie. Mr. Bill Irwin of Toronto was a week-end visitor at the borne of his mother, Mrs. Olive Irwin, —Miss. Marlene i14eKe4le, tea- cher at Prince Charles School' M London, ss spending; the summer with her father, Mr. Bob IVfcKen, ale, —Mrs, D. Onsted of Jackson, Mich., and Mrs, lVf. J. Minahan of St. Thomas spent the past few dears with their nephew, Mr. W. E, Field- ing and Mrs, —Sunday visitors with Mr; and Mrs, N. T, McLaughlin were Miss Mary Byrd of London, Miss Mary Cattanach of Ferdwich and Mr, T, McLaughlin and> family ,of London, Miss Meta McLaughlin, 'Reg, N., of Toronto,. spent the week-end, with her parents. —Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd. Keeler of Walkerton visited on Sunday 070'1- lag with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Peter MacLeod, on their return to their home from Grand Bend. —Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tuck and Miss Alma Bayliss spent the week- end at Elliott Lake and, Sudbury, where they visited with Mr. and, Mrs. Bill Allin. Wingham Hostpi- IA .an. Wedneetlay, June 2a, tta Mr, .and Mrs-, -1-leward Ellacptt, RA, 3, 130.4Sela, son, stillborn, Winghana Hospital, on ,Saturday;. AMC 28, to It. and Mrs, Hervey Irwin, A.R,, S, Luck- now, a soar, Wingham, HOODi, tal, on Monday, June 30, to Mr. and Mr. Alan Williams; Firing- ham, a son, JOHNSON-4n Winghain, Hospital, On Monday ,June 0, to Mn. and M. Morley Johnson, 2, Gerrie, a son, BILDPELL—In. Berrie Hospital, on Saturday, June 28, lsos, to Mr. and Mrs, J, T, Bildfell, of Camp Borden, a son,. Co PENSION OL CIES ANSIVIIE COINVORTAALE lirtliKEDIENT Censtlit--e FRANK CA HOPPER ---RepreSentative— Canada Life. WINGHAM, ONT. MAIO 402e. Liashmar RECITAL .PRESENTED AT ST, ANOREr • DRIVE-IN THEATRE Listowel, Ont. TIEWRSDAY and FRIDAY July 9 and 4 "THE FUZZY PINK NIGHTGOWN" Jane Russel, Jeanne Crain, Ralph Meeker SATURDAY. and MONDAY July 5 and 7 Double Feature "WAR DRUMS" Colour Lex Barker, Joan -Taylor "The Big Boodle Errol Flynn, Gia, Scala • TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY July 8 and 9 "TRAPEZE" Colour. Burt Lancaster Tony Curtis, Gina Lollobrigida ' I. ,asaammdmismmmmui ,—RVIr. Ted IVIoszkowski, a former resident of this district, has moved from Moosonee, Ontario to Tor- onto, —Miss Joan Angus is visiting in Detroit, Mich., with her aunts, Mrs. Evelyn Bates and Mrs, J, J. McCaulay, —Mr. and Mrs. Mel Keating of Exeter, were pleasantly surprised on Friday evening when. Mr. and Mrs Don Jeffs, of . London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pym of Kincardine and several• Wingham couplet gathered 'at their home in honor of their 1,th wedding anniversary, -=Mrs. C. A. Neil and son, Fred, of Woodstock were •guests of Mr and Mrs. Chas. Perrott on Wednes- day of last week, and visited with the former's sister, Mrs, Fred Dus- tow at Wingham Hospital. Mrs Dustow returned, home on 'Sunday following five ,weeks in 'hospital. —Mr. and Mrs. Ross Moncriel of Peterborough and Mrs. Arthur Gray of Winnipeg, Man., spent a few days last, week withh. Mr. and Mrs. E, R, Harrison. —Master Bradley. Bennett of Ingersoll spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs James Sell. —Mr, and Mrs, Ianville Hammer- ton and children left Wingham on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY July 2 and 8 MY MAN GODFREY' Technicolor jund'Allyson, David Niven Udf. 'pie All In The Funfest They're All Talking .bout , MARRIED FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'JulY 4 and 5 "JET PILOT". Sohn Wayne, Janet Leigh Exploding With All The Power Of The Jet Age.. . . With .All The Passion Of A Daring Love Story.' MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, July 7,- 8 - 9 'ALL MINE TO GIVE' Technicolor Cameron Mitchell, Glynis Johns. Heart-Touching and Heart- Warming. An Unforgetable Screen Attraction. HOLLAND - SCOTT—On Wednes- day, June 25th, 1958, at St. An- drew's Presbyterian manse, Wingham, Ontario, 'by Rev. Dr. Nimmo, Helen K. Scott, daugh- ter of Mr, Charles Garniss and the, late. Mary Garniss, Wingham, Ontario, and Lloyd Wesley Hol- land, son, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Holland, Walker- villa, Ontario. A'Smith-Corona c a Sh register -guards-: inOneY. and'! "profits east -.the load of book-keeping; Fool-proof,. simple,:rnodern, in ,a0pearance; it offers• gre41 .. -est protection at lowest'cost. - Will serve .the hardware man ,,efficiently.'.t and many other types of .lniinesses.. :Its mOdernkeyboard -itemizes` every sale, by clerks and departments,,anct makes roVision forpaid-outi, .t aric accounts' and similar items. $199 3° 50 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY July 2; and 3 ."Armoured Attack" Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews "BATTLE STRIPE" Marlon Brand°, Teresa Wright PRACTICAL IN ITS WORKINGS, It's practical, too, in its price. Available in White, $ 234 Alpine Blue, Seafoam Green and Salon Pink, it can be selected from three models at FRIDAY and SATURDAY July I and 5 "Action Of The. Tiger Technicolor Van Johriaon, Martine Carol "HIRED GUN" Rory Calhoun, Anne Prances $256 50 Low Down Payments — Very . Low Carrying Charges — MOre .it possible for you to start using a monersaving Smith-Corona Cash. Register right away. ,See us — gladly make arrange- . merits 4s you Use • 81.1141.4r - July 6 "Monster That Challenged The World' Tint Itelt, Audrey Dalton Also tVAMPIRE" Adult• /elm, Heal, Colleen dray The Wiligham Advance•Times Wingham, 0 • . Agents for Smith-Corona Cash. Registers, Typewriters, Manual airul Electric Achling Machines, Phone 890 —Mr, and. Mrs. John Lockridge and family of Watford, visited with relatives in town for a few days at the week-end.. —Mr, Alan Charlton was a week- end and holiday visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charlton, —Mrs. Harry Henderson and children of Ayton visited for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Carl Lott and Mr. Lott while Bruce Lott and Mr." Henderson spent a few days Working on the Henderson cottage. , —.Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Hertel and family of .Kitchener 'visited nn Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Simla/non; Minnie St., and with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mc- Millan, Lucknow, —Douglas Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron Jr., is spending a couple of weeks at Rolling Acres Ranch, Varney, Ont. --Mr. and Mrs, Jim Lockridge of pamp Borden spent the week-enci with Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Lock, ridge and other relatives, —Mr. and Mrs. Brace MacDon- ald and Carey spent the week-end with Cpl. and Mrs, R. N, Bell of Camp petawa,wa. Ray Bell return- ed with them to spend a short holiday here. —Mrs. William Keith arid Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nethery were in Guelph on Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Grace Keith Reg.N., and Mr. Kenneth John Townsend. Mrs. Keith went on to Toronto to spend a few days- with friends, - —Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Robinson and sons and Mrs: Stuart McBur- ney spent the week-end iree Port Colborne; —Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead, London, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. D. S. and John lVfacNaughton. '.—Mr. George Drehman, who has an interesting hobby collecting mustache cups and shaving mugs, last week received aminvitation to exhibit his 'colletcion in the British Columbia hobby show, He also re- cently received a Limoge • cup from a man in New Brunswick to add to his collection. —Recent visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbert Hodgkinsen Were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tracey, Jackie and Wayne, of Windaor, —Mrs. Wm.Elliott and Linda left on Wednesday for Camp Borden to visit for a week with the form- er's sister, Mrs, J, T. 13ildfell. Laurie thclfell, who had Spent ,a week in Wingham, returned home with them. —mise Doris Fells and Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Fells are vacationing at Elgin House, in the Muskoka district. —Mr, Miller Davis and his mother, Mrs. Walter Davis attend. ed anniversary services at St. Paul's Church, at 0811Weken, —Mr, and Mra. J, M. tissett and Mr. and Airs, Creighton of Harrill'- ton spent 'Wednesday as guests of the former's sister, Mrs, W. E. Fielding and Mr. Pielding. Harold Peterson of Dash- Weed spent the holiday with Mr, and Mt's. Roy Manuel. --Mr. and Mrs, Alan Garniss and Gail of London are spending this Week with 'het Mother, Mrs. Geo,• ketr and other relatives, .—tifr, and Mrs. Bartley Smith and &frilly of Tillsonburg• spent Wednesday In Wirighsm. Catherine Hanna, Janis Henderson Mayling Lem, Glen Madill, Jim Nesmith, Joan Riehl, Ronald Vog- ,(Mrs.) Margaret C. Walsh, teacher. Grade VI to Grade VII Edna Mae Armstrong, David Arthur,' ' 'Wray Brooks, Douglas Campbell, Donald Caskanette. Thomas Chettleburgh, Gordon Con- gra•ni, Lynda Sue Crompton, Sandra Cummings, John Donaldson, Martin Garniss, Sheila Gibbons, Lynn Hic. key, John Hopper, Brock Hueston, Mary Joan Lapp, Jimmy LeM, Bob Lewis, Douglas McTaggart, Dilly Mitchell, Jimmy Newell, Mary Phillips, Joan Redman, Geotge Rich, Donald Rintoul, Keith Scott, Eugene Skinn, Mary Ann Southern, Patsy , Stewart, Fraser Strong, 'Jill Thomson, Dennis Wharton, George Whitby, George Wiltink, Bill Yemen. Mr, D. M. Kai, teacher 0 - 0 -• Grade VII to Grade VIII Philip Adams, Trudy Allen, Sus- an Bennett, Barbera Cameron, Brian Cameron, Wayne Caslick, Nancy Clatk, Chatles Congram, Brenda Conron, Lynn Finnigan, Barbara Hall, Patricia Hastings, Kathleen Hodgins, Paul Hutton, Shirley Loder, Fred& Lott, Harold 1\facTa,vish, Kenneth MacTavish, Judith McKibben, Wayne Riehl, Sharon Riley, Donald Rintoul, Gordon Rintoul, Russell Robinson, Helen- Ruristedtler, Dick Scott, Bonnie Stetiernoi, Paul Strong, Linda Terripleman, Kirk Vanstehe, Faye Veo, Mrs. G. Mundell, teacher 0 - 0 - 0 Grade VIII to ,Grade IX Helen Anti Arnitsrong, Karen Beat- tie, John Bennett,' Donna Callan, Ann Clark, Stanley Clark, Carol Crawford, Brent Davidson, Bob Downie, -Karen Elliott, Deanna. Griffith, jean Gurney, Douglan Hamilton, Dianne Harid, Edward sand, Patricia Heywood, Paul Yritdin ' ,lean Jones, Betty Ann Lapp, Donald Lee, Bruce Mechem Sandra IVIadLennen, John, Madill; Steen McArthur, Margaret Motiey, John Newell, Bob Oetrotn, Sandra Riley, Paul Rintoul, 'Andrew Rod- ger; Teddy Seam, Glenn Skint, DMiglat Spty, Janet Ia g; Spry,.. Strong, Thornton, Hilda Drtidot, teacher Public School. Promotion Results (Continued from PAP Quo) Millie 'laltiann, Monty Templeman, Adele Tiffin, Panl Tripp, Rayinond VanCamp, George Welwood, Rich- ard Wharton, 'Barbara White, John Wood, Miss: Colleen Stebe, teacher -• 0 Grade X to Grade U Gary Bauer, Bruce Cameron, Gregory Carter, Donald Collar, Lois Corrin, Ellen Cruickshank, Susan Currie,• Jennifer PlinclaS.A Jarnla Parrish, Bar- bare Feagen, Randy Paxton, Paul Gardner, Ricky Gardner, Cheryl Getty, Grant "Heywood, Stratton Leder, Darcy Mailers, Michael MeNall, David Ohm, John Palmer, Douglas Partridge, Keith Perrott, Judy Reid, Judy Riley, David Soh- lestel t Eddie Skinn, Cathie Wenger, Bonnie Willie, Patsy Zurbrigg. Miss Agnes 'Williamson, teacher Grade II to Grade HI Douwe 'Bakker, Rein Bakker, Helen Buckton, Mary Chettleburgh, Brian Cronirwright, Jeenne Dun- bar, Michael Ernest, Deborah Pos- ton, Brenda Haferrnehl, Joe Hall, Donna Hand,, Ann Henderson, Hea- ther Hueseton, Diana Jeffrey, Waye 'Kreger, Preston Lediet, Jac- queline Lomax, Ivan McBurney, ;Robert IVIcKtiy, Susan. Perrott, John Phillips, Marion Pocock, Joan. Remington, Wayne Scott, Lynda Seddon, Valerie Sieting, Rilla Kenneth Taylor, Brenda VanCamp, Nancy Whitby, Sharon Willie. (Mrs.) Norma 'Alexander, teacher * * Grade II to Grade III Jane Adams, James Armstrong Robert Armstrong, Joyce Barrett Douglas Cameron, Elaine Carter, Barrie Conron, Mary Joan Corrin Sheila Crewson, Joan Cruickshank, Mary Ann Cruickshank, Patricia Doll, Kathryn Ducharme, Douglas Elliott, Paul Fleury, Lyle Gauley Warwick Hammerton, Melanie Harris, Jimmie Henderson, Linda Hutton, Judith Irwin, David Lang- ridge, Anne Meyer, Bobby Miller, Brian Miller, Douglas Mowbray. Denise • Norman, Linda Pellett, Newton Richardson, Marilyn Strong, Robert Tiffin, Patricia. Walker, Mary Lee Wenger, Miss Phyllis Johns, teacher - 0 - 0 - 0 Grade III to Grade IV Georgina Brooks, Douglas Cam- eron, Joan Cantelon, Brian Carr, Nancy Casemore, Norman Corrin, Brenda Ellacott, Kevin Fisher, Wendy Fuller, Terry Gardner, Carolynn Getty, Linda Hastings, Barbara Henry, Harold Jardin, Lorie Johnston, Frances Ledjet, Barry MacLean, Linda McTaggart. Thomas Miller, Dianne Orvis, John Perrott, Gloria Reed, Barbara Scott, Mary Showers, Patricia Sell- ing, Kenneth Skinn, Douglas Vyse, Mary White. Donald Willie„ (Mrs,) Velma. Shera, teacher , Grade III to Grade IV Jayne Baker, Dean Balser, Bruce Boyd, Peter Callan, Keith Henry, Virginia Murray, Catherine Pea- chey, Donald Rae, Lynda Reavie, Linda Schiestal, Cheryl Scott, Len- ore 'Sims, Paul Tiffin, Kenneth Vogan, Jean Welwood, John Wel- ' wood. 0 - 0 - 0 Grade IV to Grade V Raymond Corrin, Jane Day, Nan- cy. Ducharme, Douglas Ewing Wayne Gordon, Ronald Goy, Ruth, Hamilton, Marilyn Higgins, Allan Leggett, Gary Reed, Vane.. Rose- began, Sandra Stewart, Larry. Tay- lor. Miss Mary MacMillan, teacher Grade IV to- Grade, V Trevor Adams, Larry Aitchison, Sipke• Bakker, Donald Carter, Bill Chandler, Brian Clark, Raymond Clark, Audrey Collar, Grace Cullen, John Cullen, Julianne Dauphin, 'Michael. Fleury ,Bruce Gauley, Jim Griffith, Rae Gurney, John. Hanna, Jack Lem, Keith Loder, Vivian Lomax, Ann McKibbo.n, Murray Partridge, Warren Rich, Marilyn 'Riley, Eddie Rintoul, Theodore Saint, Susan Sell, Jim Sims, Mar- vin Skims, Robert Skin.; Laura Wainer; John White,' Miss Margaret Jamieson, teacher 0 - 0 - 0 Grade V to Grade VI Jon Bateson, Pamela Burns, Karen Cantelon, Wilfred Caskan- ette, Lynda Chittick, Bobby Crew- son, Lois Congram, David Crothers, Sandra Dunbar, Ralph Harrison, Rodney Hickey, Sylvia Holloway, Bonnie Jardin, Paul Keats, Car- man McBurney, Jimmy Mitchell, Brian Murray, Noreen Nicol, Pau- line Redman, Dirk Robertson, Jac- ueline Saint, Douglas Scott, Jim Scott, Wayne Seddon, Bob Sieling, Judy Stone; Richard VanCamp,, Joe Vanstone, Paul Walper, Joan. Whitby. Miss Verna McLaughlin, teacher 0 - 0 - 0 GradeV to Grade VI Stuart Allen, Judy Callan, Rod- ney Cameron, Robert Campbell, Bill Dauphin, Ronald Deyell, Naney Donaldson, Almajane Elliott, Lynda Green, Linda Hayden, IVIaryEllen McPhail, Sonja Ross, Roeli Schip- per, Susan Spry, David Wenger. Grade IV to Grade V Lonny Boucher, Gary Carter, Brian Caslick, Kenneth Chandler, Bryon Collar, Wendy Cronkwright. Ruth Gibbons, Brendellali, Valerie Hastings; Bobby Jackson, Billy Kerr, Mary Ann Mason, Donna McKay ,Virginia Palmer, Peggy Rae, Mary ATM Skinn, Kerry Stuc- key. Mrs. 'G. E, Webster, teacher 6 - Grade VII to Grade VIII Sohn Carimbell, Joan Chittick, Dianne Deyell, Janette netiderson, Rota Rechrian, Barry ThonapSori, Grade VI to Grade VII Sandra Caniereri, Jane-Anne Col- vin, Sara Crawford, Mary Lou JAM- iesen, Esther Kerr, George Kerr, Cheryl Lein, Bob Limn, Brenda MacLennan, Terry Merkley, Mary Sane Messer, Mary Helen Therrip- torn tirade v- to Grade vif Robert Beattie, Helen Carbert, TotaillY t eyell, Tariff EIleteett, tyl, Gibson, Carrillo Hertirrietton,, A lovely arrangement of sum- mer flowers in St. Andrew's Pres- 'byterian. Church gave a suitable setting' for the annual musical re- cital, presented by the pupils of Harold, Victor Byrn, which was held Friday night. William •Conron acted ,as: chair- man and welcomed parents and friends. Mr. Pym offered, words of welcome and following the program spoke encouragingly to his pupils, He said; "Music should be a part of every pupils education and ,it is through hard work and study that success is aehieved. A „-t musical education, will, give so much, pleasure and satisfaction in z after life," He asked, the parents to encourage, their children to prac- ;tine, The program opened with the singirig of the Queen With Richard Scott at the piano.* • Grades I and .11 Piano: Heather Ilueston, "Spring Song"; Grace Cullen, "Chopsticks",; John Cullen, "The Skaters, Waltz"; ,Corinne 'Kiefer, 'Minuet"; Ruth Hotchkiss, "Little Spring 'Song"; Helen. Hotch- kiss, "The Knight and the' Lady"; Bobby, Lewis,,- "Thee Woodpecker Song". Grade III Piano:* Gale Thomson, IA. Little Piece", by Robert Schu- man; Lynda Green, "Allegretto in C", by Denton. Diabeli. Grade IV Planar Brenda Mac- Lennan,- "Minuet",. Kosseuko; Georgina Kiefer, "Rdndo in G", An- ton Diabeli; 'Karen Beattie; "Sone- tine", Franz Kohlon. Grade V Piano: Jane Ann. Colvin, "Rondo in C", Mozart; Barbara Krug, "Rondo", Clementi; Marjorie Kiefer, "The Wood' Nymph's Harp", Floren Rae; Elaine Moffatt, "The Curious Story", ,Stephen Heller. Grade VT Piano: Dale Thomson, "Toccarine, •KaIalesky; *RiChard. Scott, "Toceta", Bach; Brenda Conron, "Peasant Dance", Bee- thoven; - Gail Henderson, "Sona- tina", Dussek; Katheleen Hodgins, "Country Dance",, Dittersdorf. Grade VII Piano: Karen Gros- korth, "Sontina in" C", Ciementi; Nancy Fowler, "The Sbng Of the Lark", ToShiakouaky; Sandra Mac- Lennan, "Rondo", Fra'nz Kuhlan. _ Grade VIII Piano: Marilyn Chain- ney, "Bource", Purcelli; Donna Os- borne, "Waltz in A Flat", 13rahms; Sharon Thomson, "Allegretto", Ha- dyn; Ruth Ann Hueston, "Berce- use", Spenderow; Catharine Mac Donald, "Presto", Pescetti; Chris- tine Runstedtler, "German Dance No. I.", Beethoven. Grade IX Piano: Ruth. Hodgiris, "Minuet in G", Paderewski; Mary Fosher, "Waltz in A Plat", Chopin. Piano duets were played by John Collen and Grace Cullen, "The Buzzing, Humble Bee"; Ruth Hotch- kiss and Helen Hotchkiss, ""The Little Match"; Marjorie' Kiefer and. Georgina Kiefer, "The Little' Ruby Waltz"; Gail Henderson and Ruth Henderson, "Cotintry Gardens"; Sandra MacLennan and Brenda MacLennan, "A. Polka, Bright as a Batton"; Mary Fisher and Karen Groskorth, "Ankle Dance"; Bren-. da Conron and Kathleen Hudgins, "In Schubert's Day". Vocal solos Were• enjoyed' with Harold Victor Pyin accompanist. Dale Thomson sang "Going to, the Fair"; Barbara Krug, "The Little Lambkin"; Sharon Thenteeti, "Car, isSorna"; Marykae Newman, "Still as the NiglaV; Mary Rtinstedtler, 'Neapolitan. Night?'.. Comment Wee made by those Who attended the, recital year by ,year that eareellent progress had 4 been made by the ntipile, Mr. Pym in a few closing kerne-the- eorigeatn- lated his ptipils Mt the' aVehing's peeferniiiiiee and toiriennettit as it holiday Month; With rie prac- floe unless they *Wed, 'Social hour rev* opportunity tne paretite and' friend% to meet and talk With teacher end ptipits, freelarrierite Wore served by the choir Of St, AnditiV'S Olitireh, of Which Mi... Iltrtl Orgittlet And 'choir lender, MOXDAY, TI/liSDAY atd DNIESDAY, July 7 s "TRAPEZE?' Tedhnidotot Tony Curtie, Hat Lando:Stet,• ;Gina Lollobrigida VittEHl CIRet8' .IltialfekVIEGANZA helelfactiit,