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Times-Advocate, 1978-08-10, Page 6 (2)BEAUTY SPECIAL AT La Boutique •r _ i PERMS Reg. -2.00 FOR 52200 Reg. 18.00 FOR s 1600 `Reg. 15.00 FOR s 135° Offer in effect until Aug. 31 79 Victoria Sf. W Exeter Phone 235-1098 for appointment Page 6 Times -Advocate August 10 1978 s %By ELAINE TQWNSHEND The only member of our family to show any musical talent thus far is my niece. _Who plays the drums. people seem surprised to hear of a girl playing drums. but I'm not. It's just another male domain being in- filtrated by us girls. Janice says she Works out her frustrations on ' the drums. and if you can resolve your hang ups with rhythm.- why not I've con- sidered trying it. .but I'm afraid my landlord: would kick me out. In July I went to'Toronto with my sister. tirother-in- Iaw and youngest' nephew to give my niece mo 1 sup- poit. when -she took art in her first Music Fest - Picture this - a hotel co - ference room not much larger than an average -sized classroom. The back two- thirds of the. room were fill- ed with judges. contestants. teachers and members of •the audience. the front third was crammed with seven sets of drums The contestants ranged - from young boys, who could - barely see over the- tops of the drums. to teen -aged Odds 'n Ends Musical weekend boys. who spent a -lot of time combing their hiar'antl flick- ing cigarette butts A few girls participated in the group competition. -but my niece was the only girl to play a solo Many of the contestants. especially -the younger ones. were obviously nervous. others seemed to in thinking about things that had nothing_tu do wit drums. But. ass each of them ' struck the first beat. their moods changed. Eisen when they weren't looking at the drums. their expressioRs shdwed they had no other thoughts. Their concentra- tion and coordination produced a - contagious throbbing thareven an un- intuatedlistener. like me. .could appreciate. - For two -and -a -half hours. we listened -to -solo drummers'and drum groups The finale was a perfor- mance of a group of seven Can you imagine seven drums pulsating simultaneously' and I had forgotten my cotton batting' But. believe it or • qot. 1 came out of there without a -headache - -We made our way to our looms to settle down for the night: All the. elevators were packed with people. but two boys managed to .squeeze_. .their guitar cases into ours. Aa we walked 'along the, hall. music, emanated from behind many dodo It was Friday night. and the guitarists and accordront'ls were practicing for their Saturday and Sunday com- petitions The drummers and pianists had completed their nerve-wracking part ,of the week -end. and we'eould tell which rooms belonged to them They were the ones that the laughter and chatter were coni ing from The _gran_it_._f>nale took_ place on Sunday evening with the presentation of the trophies Hundreds of con- testants. friends and familieV crowded into the ballroom Between the an- nouncements of the winners. a few selected musicians entertained. unfortunately. it was difficult to hear them above the celebrating • winners. sorrowing losers and fidgeting waiters Looking over the booklet which listed all the entries. i noticed that few came from Toronto while many came from this part of Southwestern Ontario. New Brunswick had even sent a 'contingent. __Al t hough_ I'fn no a qualified judge of music. I enjoy listening to it. and after hearing the talented young musicians at Music Fest '78. I am reassured that the quality of music in this part of the country will be maintained for many. years, to come Achievement days about garden work Achievenlc•ht Uas s. are guiekl) approaching Tor the l 11 Homemaking Clubs sponsored Jiy the , Ontario \Iinistry of Agriculture & r00d ancf Ideal county • yriluriteer leaders. This summer they members have been mnvolycyl to a -Garden- witty an emphasis •on preservation 'During this project : all 'members have been quite hug}- ');rotting a garden containing a last ten vegetables and lour, annual tipsters They -also have learned hots 10. preserve their prrrTluce for Aloylent in the Winter • months by pickl(1tg, freezing. canning .ind cold striragc,_mk.th(yts.. Lica '1 . ('Ienaghan and i.race Bird: • County Home Ec 110m.ists -wil1 he con- ducting Achievement Iiav5 in Huron County. They are rt•heduled as follows for this .area •UItnlcsi. Ontario titreet I'm tsd f"hurch: Wednesday, Atignst• Liv. ' (.'rediton . Hurcirr Hall.. Centralia ('allege • Of Agr • turas •Teehnntogy. - ltiednesda, -August 23. . Exeter. t'shorne Central Putrtie School. •Thursday. iugtu,t 24. A11. ••atternoun programs begin at 1:15 p.m. . :\ • special invitaliion is e\ tended 10 all friends -and relatives 19 attend the aI- ternoon • program Special displays by the club mem- bers include record. books. canned or pickled vefetailles' itnd beaut)ful vegetable. 'displays Highlighting_ the programme will be skits. exhibits and demonstrations iut 011 by the--rnaarrrberft--ms atr- educatlonai summary to the project Tri ccihc•ludc the afternoon. special awards and 'cer- tificates are presented -to •1 hose who satislactorily •corplete the project • four interest. and at- tendance will !mist surely be an (1ducationa1 experience. :1< well. the young_ people' taking part will he gaining corttidenc•e as they perforin -het orI. an a1)1husiasti� audience,- Voir support is a -valuable t•wPyihtitipn to a strong 4-11 pigrant in Huron ('ouirt, N'Ilttt to attend the Achievement Day in your arcfl. Mr & 11rs. Bev. %IcLean. Brent and ,_ Bradley. \lisRissauga and ‘ti1rs. Ucirotby Geddes. • Owen Sound t isited �>yith Mss Marion MCIA•an and Mt. 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