PAGE 10, WH'T1BYFRE E ilWÃ'DNSDA jULiio, iá SChoir fLrom England to perform i i Whitby July 24 'Concerts in the Park' THE WEWTBY BRASS BAND, under the direction of Park on Thursday, July 13, and plans three more for' Roland Hil, held its first 'Summer Concert in the Thursdays, 8 p.m., on July 27, Aug. 10 and 24. For Park' before an appreciative audience in Rotary more information call 668-4715. Parade of horse drawn vehiles Pickering Museum Village wiil landic horses, pony rides, side- hos t the Central Ontario Plea- saddle demonstrations and sure Drive Association's parade wagon rides. of horse drawn vehicles on Sun- da July 23. lor more information call 683- Tere will be trail riders, Ice- 8401. A noted girls' choir from Shef. field, England, will be offering their singing talents for the benefit of the Whitby General Hospital First Class Club in a cnncert this month. The concert, organized by Bruce Court, director of the Whitby Youth Band, will feature The City of Sheffield Girls' Choir and the "Yet-to-be-named" vocal fazz sextet, a local group, on i'onday, July 24 at the Witby Centennial building. Court is bringing the choir to Canada through a travel group in Toronto that organizes such tours. "I have a connection with 4 tiavel agency in ~-Tor~-nf~~tLiat organizes such exchanges. I enjoy hosting groups from other. countries.' The choir will be billeted with Court's students at O'Neill Col- legiate where he teaches. C"They will be starting their Canadian tour on July 14 in Halifax, and they're doing con- certs as they go across the coun- try. They will arrive here on July 27, and will be billeted with students from O'Neill from Mon- day to Thursday. "On Monday they will partici- pate in a noon hour concert at St. Paul's Cathedral in Toronto, and Tuesday evening they will attend SEE PAGE 12 THE SHEFFTELD City Girls' Choir, concert Monday, July 24, at the Cen- directed by Vivien Pike, will be in tennial Building, Centre St., Whitby.