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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-10-30, Page 28Page 6A—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1985 Kee yo... kids int eirpl It's the law for everyone travelling in a car... but too many people don't secure their children properly. For example: • Small children must have harness straps fastened. • Child safety seats must be attached to the car by the seatbelt. • When required, tether straps must be fastened. • Shoulder belts or harnesses should not be under the arms. • Lap belts should be low on the hips. Child safety seats are only effective in reducing injuries when they are used properly. Buckiethem in ■ Ministry of Transportation and Communications ®-Ontario Minister, Hon. Ed Fulton Premier, Hon. David Peterson Business and !Profession®i Directory OPTOMETRY, R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661 JOHN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 . 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BUTLER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Trustee in Bankruptcy Farrn Financial Statements OFFICES 19 Victoria Street, North Goderlch or 5- 323 Lam524-2834bton Crt., Kincar24dfno8658 396-7088 5 Ontario St., Clinton 482-7541 (at H&R Block) patz SALES and SERVICE I :4dlparts KEITH SIEMON FARM SYSTEMS LTD® RR 4 Walton Phone 345-2734 or 482-7971 FOR FREE PLANNING AND ESTIMATES Arthur Rowe highlights Orchestra London concert Once again the Goderich Rotary Club is. musicians from the community, the Or - proud to present its annual Winter Concert chestra disbanded during the second World Series. This year the club is going to try a lift War and was reorganized officially in947 tle different format with two concerts with as the London Civic Symphony Orchestra London and one with a string Sharpe as conductor. Two years later, Mar.. quartet called Quintessence. tin Boundy, took over as conductor and The first concert will take place at the under his guidance the Orchestra developed G.D.C.I. auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 9th. during the next twenty years. This concert will feature Arthur Rowe at_the It was under the leader - piano with 0 'chestra London. The title- of ship of Clifford Evens that the London Sym - this performance will be "Romance on the Mid -European Express". featuring phony Orchestra went from a community orchestra to. one of professional stature Polonaises, Hungarian Dances and Chopin's when a full-time nucleus of thirty full-time immortal Piano Concede No. 1. musicians, called Sinfonia, was formed. Arthur '.ki.owe,, a native of Alberta, studied These musicians were augmented with part - with Damiana Bratuz at The University of time musicians to create the large or - Western Ontario and later with Gyorgy chestra. In addition to serving the people of Sebok at Indiana University. London, the Orchestra expanded its perfor- He has performed as soloist and chamber mance activities to include communities musician in Canada and the United States, throughout Southwestern Ontario. including performances in Toronto, Mon- In 1981, Maestro Alexis Hauser, who has Meal, Ottawa, Winnipeg, New Yofk and been praised for his dynamic style of con - with include theOrNationaltras hhas performednOr- ducting,' became Music Director. It was by include in Arts Centre and his suggestion that the London Symphony chestra, the Winnipeg CBC Symphony Orchestra became Orchestra London Orchestra London, Canada, conducted by Canada in the summer of 1981. Arthur Fielder. He has been frequently The following summer, Orchestra London recorded by the CBC in solo recitals, as was selected. to represent Canada at the programs.rt withH orchestra and in chamber music Musicarchetettura Festival in L'Aquila, Ita- camerHe isw an active performer Can af l That year was the first that this festival chamber music with musicians in Canada was devoted entirely to the arts, music and and the United States, and is pianist of the Minneapolis Artists Ensemble. architecture of a foreign nation. He has been recipient of several Canada The second concert in this series will also Council awards and prizes in competitions, be at the G.D.C.I. auditorium on Saturday, including the 1978 Munich International Duo March 1, 1986. It will feature Richard Competition.' He was also chosen by a jury Hayman, of the. Boston Pop Orchestra, con - of distinguished Canadian musicians to ducting Orchestra London in a salute to the receive the 1982 St. Lawrence Award 'in great dance bands of the Swing -era, music Music. .. from the 40s and Glen Miller. This concert Music Director of Orchestra London played to a full house at Lord Thompson . Canada since 1981, Hauser led the orchestra Hall in Toronto recently. The Goderichon its first European tour to the ;'Festival Rotarians are proud to be able to present Internazionale dell Aquila" in Italy where it , this concert as part of its concert series. received outstanding reviews and ' was . The thirdand final concert will take place invited again for :ys7. CBC Radio started to at North Street United Church on Saturday, broadcast OLC in 1983, and national April5th and will feature Quintessence. This broadcasts of the Orchestra under Hauser's string quartet with guitar: combines ver - direction have increased ever since. In•1984 satile musical talents with wit and humor on OLC received the Award of Merit, presented stage. by The Canadian Performing Rights : • Anthony Flint and Julian Knight bring Organization in .recognition of innovatice • their classical violin and viola -playing skills contemporary music programming. together with a bent for the hilarious; Juno Since his move to Canada, Hauser has award-winning Lenny Solomon contributes directed a Conductors Seminar at the Royal a musical style that ranges from jazz and Conservatory of Music in Toronto which he country to classical. Jose Shapero moves repeats this season; served as judge in the easily from a jazz 'walking bass' on his cello 3rd International Swarowski Conducting to the classical and romantic repertoire; Competition in Vienna; conducted the Bill Bridges who provides Quintessence Toronto, Winnipeg and Kansas City Sym- with much of its most popular material, phonies, and appeared at Chicago's -Grant demonstrates remarkable virtuosity on ban - Park Festival". In Europe .he has led the jo, acoustic and electric guitar. Philharmonia Hungarica on two summer This winter series promises to be a real tours in Germany and Austria.winner. With a range .of music from , Orchestra London Canada had its beginn- classical to jazz to country. This year series, ings in 1937 with the name London Pro- tickets go on sale Oct. 15th for adults $25.00 menade Orchestra. Made up of part-time and a special student rate of $15. DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. 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