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The Central .Hur"ot•Secondary School girls choir, entertained a .large audience at Music°
Night '76 sponsored`by the GDCI concert band: The choir is directed by Lois •Alfeland the
accompanist Is:Louise Lovett., (staff photo)
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BY
SHIRLEY 4. K-EIZER filial. 's.election• was • ex
Music Night at GDCI cellentlypiayed. '
'featuring the. GDCI bands and Another highlight . of• the
two choirs :from "Central GDCI raximberslvas when
Huron; ec•6.ndary School was, •Mullin picked up ••the sl
a' reta?ting, ..thoroughly, ;en trombone aridplayed WLtLi,
Lovett) was equally exceltfrot
Just standout choirs,
Thee Jmost appreciated
Mr, fort .was :Echo' Song whic
slide
was .exactly' what the z tzte
his implies -• a'' perfectly timed
echo choir' of faun. singlng•
from the "rear' of
auditorium and giving a lost
effective: sound, to',;a pleasing
program
Rob Bundy, •:a Grade. 11
student at GDCI who acted as
Master of Ceremonies, was at
ease in that roll and managed '
to, lighten up the lulls in the
program between musical
numbers.
NeXt year'? Goderich
audiences should:be looking
forward to next year (with
much anticipation. And while,
it may be .presumptious, it is
hoped that in 1977, the GDCI
music department .can bring
forth ,a choir to round out the
card of enjoyment for those
lucky people who have'time t�
attend Music Night. •
•tertaining , two hours ••The
calibre. of m:ukie provided- by
these young people has so
-,improved overlast year's•
• excellent 'offering that no
,superlatives seem adequate.
,'Certainly Al Mullin, the
director of the GDCI music
• 'program, ,has to be the
driving force behind the local
students who seemedto be
'enjoying-. what they were
achieving at last Wednesday
evening's performance.
Three numbers stood out
from among alt 'the GDCI
offerings. The first was a
euphonium .solo by Wendy
McAstocker. This young lady
played .a Ronde -section of- a
concerto by Mozart; ably
accompanied by..teacher Al
Mullin. Miss: McAstocker has,
auditioned at the University
of Western Ontario where she
hopes' to be accepted in the
Faculty of Music. Wendy,
with years of dedicated band.
•service behind her at GDCI,
should be a real asset to the
. Western music program.
.Secondly, a • baritone
Saxophone solo by Kevin Such
:was a pure delight...Kevin, The monthly' meeting of the' totalled There seems to be a
•also adept at the piano •.,Goderich Township 'lack of interest -in soma of the -
played Egotistical Elephant Recreation .Committee was age groups, therefore ,these •
• with the assurance and skill held on WednesdayattMay 26, teams . may : •be set up
of someone much older. The with six members ending However; itnot seems quite.
sounds the tempo, the melody including Hazel McCreath, .probable that a girls' and
all combined for pleasant Joe .'Fritzley, '•Hugh Lobb, . boys' team • for those '17 .and
listening. Doug Yeo, John Westbrock under will be set as. willa:
• g' and Diana Brand:. ' •team for boys and girls under
And finally, `a Dixieland .
number • provided by ' the The minutes of. the last 13. A. meeting will, be held to.
Level One and Two band,- the meeting. were read by:• Joe set up the -•baseb a,11
schedule juttior.'band was performed` Fritz'ley-and adopted as read ' for inter -township leagues at
:by Hugh Lobb, 7 the 'Gsderich Township' hall
with great :gusto; setting
many toes tapping and many The tentative date for the• on June2,
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headsswayingr.,Although the Goderich. Township picnic ,J'he contest . Mr' Huron
first efforts of this"•group will be discussed at the June County,Crests will be left for
appeared a little Shaky, this meeting. It is nbw planned for • :thefall. Rules for "this contest
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either July 1.4. or July 21, at will be set during the sum -'mer
Black',s Point • sidero•ad, months and should be ready
County Rd. 10. • . , " for September: •
The players and coaches The Township dance, which •
()roan.
for baseball teams were was held on May 22; made a:
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The two choirs frorn Clinton :
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Under the ,direction of Lois
Abel,: the all. girl chair had
placed, first at the Kiwanis
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