Huron Expositor, 2016-10-05, Page 88 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Seaforth Harmony Kings live up to hype
Shaun Gregory
Huron Expositor
Vehicles cluttered North
Street, finding a parking spot
had become an almost
impossible task for those
who were tardy at arriving at
the Seaforth Harmony Kings
concert- "The Best Worst
Musical Ever."
A few brief moments
throughout the night, the
sound of rain showered the
town. From the inside of Sea -
forth Public School, besides a
microphone this concert
required no electronic ampli-
fication, just 34-35 men
equipped with voice boxes
that could be heard through
the school walls.
In the gymnasium, hun-
dreds upon hundreds of
people enjoyed the show
with the first half of the con-
cert featuring an amalgama-
tion of compositions from a
wide range of musicals
including the Wizard of Oz,
the Phantom of the Opera,
Music Man as well as numer-
ous others.
The second half saw the
Seaforth Harmony Kings'
barbershop quartet, the
HEET, with a special guest
appearance by the quartet
Chordiology. Hailing from
the U.S. state of Michigan,
the group is celebrating their
27th year together. They've
competed in the Pioneer
District Barbershop Quartet
competition since the late
90s and they were rewarded
with a win in 2007.
During the intermission,
the musical director of the
Seaforth Harmony Kings,
Dave Campbell, said that the
guest group are a key com-
ponent as to why they were
able to be the 2016 Ontario
District Chorus champions.
He said one of the Chordi-
ology members has spent a
lot of time coaching their
squad in the last couple of
years.
October 11 will be the start
of the Seaforth Harmony
Kings' Christmas Season.
This will be the time when
the group will be looking to
increase their membership
to at least 40 members,
Campbell revealed to the
Expositor October 1.
"We are always looking for
new members," stated
Campbell in the SHK stand-
ard black suit with a bright
yellow tie. "We are inviting
men to come and see what
we are about:'
Directing the concert for the Seaforth Harmony Kings, Dave Campbell electrifies his band mates.
Notice of Public Consultation on the
Proposed Licence Transfer of
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home in Seaforth
A request has been submitted to the Ministry of Health and Long -Term Care (MOHLTC)
for approval to transfer the licence of Seaforth Manor Nursing Home, a 63 -bed long-term care
home located at 100 James Street in Seaforth, Ontario, from Provincial Nursing Home Limited
Partnership to CVH (No. 8) GP Inc. as the general partner of CVH (No. 8) LP.
In accordance with the Long -Term Care Homes Act, 2007, public opinion is being sought prior to
a final decision being made relating to this matter. If you have comments or opinions relating to
this matter and would like to bring them to the attention of the MOHLTC, you may:
1. Submit them in writing by November 10, 2016 to:
Director under the Long -Term Care Homes Act, 2007
Ministry of Health and Long -Term Care
Licensing and Policy Branch
1075 Bay Street, llth Floor
Toronto, ON M5S 2B1
e-mail: LTCHomes.Licensing@ontario.ca
fax 416-327-7603
- OR -
2. Present them orally at a public meeting, to be held on Thursday, November 10, 2016
from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Seaforth & District Conununity Centre, Main Hall,
122 Duke Street, Seaforth, Ontario.
Please include the name of the long-term care home and quote Project #17-020 on all
written submissions.
The Director will consider all submissions before making a fmal decision relating to this matter.
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Shaun Gregory
The Seaforth Harmony Kings salute the crowd last Saturday at the Seaforth
Public School during their annual concert.
The quartet known as
the Chordiology made an
appearance for the "The Best
Worst Musical Ever." (From the
left to right) -Tenor, Cliff Dake,
lead, Rob Pettigrew, bass,
Paul Ellinger and baritone, Rob
Pettigrew.
The Seaforth Harmony Kings concert filled the Seaforth Public School
gymnasium last Saturday.
The Seaforth Harmony Kings
HEET quartet, from left to right.
Bass, Alan Eidt, baritone, John
Elligsen, lead, Steve Harold,
and Bob Thompson.