The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-09, Page 22the' resource centre to
f'PrhorrOemp
money
se rvicesin
to
-
Executive
was be used to
o-erate on a Canada Works publish 500 copies of a
grant of 526.000.
Executive committee directory cost ing,
s t iing-at
chairman Ed Oddleifson told $2,500 and to pay a part-time
council that Liz Warren, worker to continue to provide
Chris Martin and Carol services provided by the
McIlv,een had appeared be- resource centre under the
fore the committee re- original Canada Works
questing financial support. grant
Mr. Oddleifson said the
Vanastra. group was working
with funds from a 1978
Canada Works grant and that
four people were drawing
WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE' HURON EXPOSITOR
Huron County Council rep
fused to support the
Vanastra Resource Centre at
its Friday session when it
received a request from the
centre for a $5,000 grant.
The executive committee
of council recommended that
the grant request be refused
at the present time leaving
pay out alba nt,,tle said
the centre bad received
526,000 fay 1979 and that
money was to pay three staff
members.
50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Wilson, R R 5 Seaforth, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening with
a dinner and dance held at the Seaforth Legion in their
honor. The couple were married in Benmiller in 1928 at
the bride's home. Mrs: Wilson is the former Beulah Fisher
of Benmiller. The couple lived in Auburn for some years
following their marriage, moving to the Seaforth area
about 38 years ago. Mr. Wilson is a retired farmer. The
'couple have eight children, 34 grand children and four
great grandchildren: The Wilson -family-includes-daughter—•-- -
Bernice,. Mrs. Glen Shaw of Ingersoll; Douglas of New
Hamburg; Donald of New Hamburg; Geordie, who died in
Western Canada; Jane, Mrs. Anderson of Waterloo;
Kenneth of London; Harvey of Cambridge and John of
Mannheim.
(Expositor photo)
Canadian Brass
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On Wednesday Nov. 15, at
the Blyth Memorial Halt, the
Canadian Brass will ippear.
Two shows have been sched-
uled by the Blyth Centre for
the Arts. The first begins at I
o'clock, which is a perform-
ance for students froth the
surrounding region, (how:-
ever, adult tickets for this
performance may be :ob-
tained too)., and the second
show begins at 8 p.m. All
tickets for the performances
can be Obtained by calling
• 523-9300.
''Afar the Canadians,
Brass will never sound quite
the Same." This comment, a
headline in the Washington
Star of March 7. 1977, was
• inspired by • -a superlative
sold-out performance . of
"Canadian BrasS" at the
Kennedy Centre.
Canadian Brass, a sassy
and irreverent quintet with
boundless energy and enth-
usiasm, and Most important.
matchless technical skill and
first-rate musicianship. was
formed in 1970, Since then, -
the Brass have rapidly become
one of the most pOpular
musical ensembles in North
America. Their unique style
and performance excellence
have resulted in concerts
across Canada, and U.S.A.,
as well as in three European
tours.
• In March, 1977, Canadian
Brass were selected for a
spectacular • tour of ' the'
People's Republic of China
as part of an official cultural
exchange between Canada
and. China. The performances
which took place in factories.
stadiums, vast concert halls
and even on the Great Wall,
were enthusiastically re-
ceived.
The group's 1977.78 sea-
son alone included 200 Der-
formances all over the world.
Concerts in Paris, London,
Venice, Bonn; a tour of the
SoViet Union with the Festival:
Singers of Canada; a breath-
taking North American
schedule which had the
Brass performing in Hawaii
and Canada's frozen north
during the same January
week and included major
concerts in New Yorl, Los
Angeles, Chicago, Houston,
Vancouver, Winnipeg and
Toronto.
On May 31, 1978 Canadian
Brass made history by being
the first Canadian classical
group to open a Broadway
run in a programme featur-
ing "Hornsmoke", a comic
western "opera" written and
narrated by Peter (P-D.Q.
Bach) Schickele.
The Brass made further
history be being •the first and
only group to play at Toronto
New Massey Hall, even
before it was built: they were
invited to perform at, the.
Groundbreaking • Ceremony
which took place on Septem-
ber 26. 1978.
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