The Citizen, 1991-04-17, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1991.
Central Huron band, choir to perform concert May 1
The music department of Central
Huron Secondary School in Clinton,
will end another busy year with
their annual Spring Music Concert,
Obituaries
JEAN ORTH
Jean Orth of Molesworth, died
suddenly on Thursday, April 11,
1991 at Listowel Memorial Hospi
tal. She was 42.
The former Jean Cardiff was the
beloved wife of Garry Orth and the
dear mother of Sandra and her
husband Bruce Armstrong of
Bracebridge. She was the loving
grandmother of Brandon John
Armstrong. She will be deeply
missed by her sister Fran Rose of
Brussels and her brother and his
wife Fred and Marie Cardiff of
Windsor. Also, left to mourn her
passing are her mother Helen
Cardiff of Brussels and her father-
in-law, Lome Orth of Listowel.
Mrs. Orth was the dear sister-in-
law of Sharon and Paul Smith,
Richard Orth and his friend Dorcas,
to be held in the school auditorium
on Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m.
The band under the direction of
Hugh McGregor has undertaken
Donald and Vicki Orth, and Murray
and Brenda Orth, all of Palmer
ston. She will be missed by several
nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Orth was predeceased by
her father, Pete Cardiff in 1974 and
by her brother-in-law Jim Rose on
March 25, 1991.
Mrs. Orth rested at Betts Funer
al Home in Brussels from 2 - 4 and
7 - 9 on Saturday. Rev. David Fuller
officiated at the funeral service,
which was held at 3 p.m. on Sunday
at St. John’s Anglican Church in
Brussels. Pallbearers were: Jack
Stewart, Glenn Fraser, Ross Hett
rick, Joe Moore, Vernal Cummings
and John Cummings.
Interment will be held at Brus
sels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy,
donations to the Ontario Heart and
Stroke Foundation or St. John’s
Anglican Church would be appre
ciated.
many activities over and above the
regular music classes and evening
practices that have been on going
all year.
In November they participated
along with three other area high
school bands in an all-day music
workshop which culminated in a
performance open to the commun
ity called "Huron Musicfest”.
In December the bands and choir
presented a Christmas concert.
Promotional tours of area elemen
tary schools were planned for
February, but had to be postponed
because of snow storms. These
tours are just now being complet
ed. As well as experience for the
music students, these tours intro
duce elementary school children to
the music program available to
them when they graduate into
secondary school.
In February many of the music
department attended a perfor
mance of University Bands called
“Pops Band Spectacular” at the
University of Western Ontario in
London. Here they saw what is
available in music at the University
level.
On April 23, the band will travel
to Stratford where they will take
part in the Kiwanis Music Festival.
The students are busy preparing
for their performance in May at the
Spring Concert, but they are also
busy (as many of the community
are probably aware) selling and
making pizzas to raise money for
their upcoming trip to Bermuda in
the spring of 1992. The students
thank all those who have now
included pizzas in their diets, and
hope they’ll continue their “Pizza
Diet” for the next few months. The
next pizza making day is May 11.
The choir under the direction of
Jeff Hearn has been equally as
busy performing with the band at
the concerts and on tour. The choir
is unique this year containing more
guys than gals, and they produce
very fine quality singing.
The choir is available to perform
in the community and have already
performed with the Blyth Festival
Singers, and will be singing at the
evening Artniversary service at
Wesley Willis United Church, Clin
ton on May 5.
As well as music, the Spring
Concert win once again feature the
work of the visual arts students
under the direction of Mr. Ron
Walker.
The Spring Concert is open to the
whole community. Proceeds from
the evening (silver collection) will
go towards the projects of the
Music Department.
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