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Exam
results
The exam milts of the
Royal Conservatory of Musk
for Stratford Centra 'are' AI
follows:
Grade 9 piano -honors -
Sharon Frey and Susan
Delchert, paasSarah Drake;
Grade 8 piano -first elass
honors -Julie Fraser, Carole
Kropf, Wesley Delve and
Linda Smith, honorsusan
McKenzie, Joni Sommerts,
Estella Wilson, Wanda Zehr
and Cathy Kelly, PaaaNaaay
Cook, Tammy • Dill and
Marion Gray; Grade 7 piano -
first class honors -Jane
Gibson, Bourne Turner and
Catherine Duggan, honors -
Anita Hardeman, Denise
Martin, Dawn Switzer,
Joanne Carter and Karen
Mielke, pass -Wendy Smith;
Grade 6 piano -first class
hpnors-H. Jayne Horne,
Pamela Strawbridge and
Heather Land.say, honors -
Beverly Beuermann, Cheryl
Regele, Marcey Chute and
Lisa Hilderley,' pass -Nancy
Jeffery, Muria Sacco and
James Green;Grade 5
piano -honor& -Kara
Richardson, Supriya Kant
and Wendy McRae, pass -
Victoria Krueger and Kory
Green; Grade 4 piano -first
class honors -Julie Green,
Krista Martin, Gillian
Goward, Tiffani Fraser,
Kelly Sebben, Jennifer
Sommers, Nancy Ben-
newies, Linda Discher and
Donnalene Mohr, honors -
Tricia Dill,. Karen Reibling,
Ann McDougall and Jason
Wheatley; Grade 3 piano -
first class honors -Lorraine
Radke, Reginald Husbands
and Jodi Gibson, honors -Deb
De Jong, Julie Chambers
and Christopher Hoegy,
pass -Heather Aice and
Suzanne Peterson; Grade 2
piano -first class honors -
Chadwick Hensler, Christine
Maloney, Robert- -Bitet,--
Kathryn Airey, Lori Murra,
Heather Ward, Angela
Siemon, Tracy Rudy, Seema
Varughese, Anita Fischer,
Jason Rodney, Colleen Roth-
well, Cheryl Smith, Melissa
McKerlie, Brent Zavitski
and Anne Crocker, honors -
Sheila Coek, Tim Brock and
Lisa Knowles, pass -Lori
Gibson; Grade 1 piano -first
class honors -John Dewys,
Sean Faulds, Rebecca
Grant, Kristen Yutnbull,
Bryanna Deale, Connie
Hildenbrand, Lori Schaefer,
Becky Lynn Hesse, Tafline
Scott, Juliet Stock, Russell
Tuling, Stephanie Shore,
Shannon MacLean, honors -
Megan Shore, Jeffrey
Tuling, Danielle Vail; Grade
9 singing -pass -Hugh Van
Pelt; and Grade 6 singing -
honors -Mary ' Delaney and
Marlene Kaufmann.
Sales up
On August 25 the Stratford
Festival topped the seven
million mark to advance
ticket sales. This represents
92 percent of the box office
objective of $7.6 million
needed in order for the
Festival to break even. Bas-
ed on previous years, and
with eight weeks to go to the
close of the season October
23, the Festival expects to
surpass its box office goal
this year.
The following percentages
represent paid attendance to
the individual productions to
August 24: The Tempest 80.8
percent (32 performances);
The Merry Wives of Wind-
sor, 77.1 percent (33 perfor-
mances); Julius Caesar, 72.8
percent (33 performances);
Arms and the Man, 90 per-
cent (10 performances);
Translations, 49.2 percent
(20 performances); Mary
Stuart, 76.5 percent (13 per-
formances); A Midsummer
Night's Dream, 95.3 percent
(25 performances); All's
Well That Ends Well, 77.3
percent (24 performances);
Damien, 83.9 percent (six
performances); July -August
concerts, 79.6 percent (seven
concerts). A Variable Pas-
sion which opened August 20
has done 86.8 percent to date
(three performances).
In overall advance sales
The Tempest remains the
top seller at the Festival
Theatre at 71.9 percent. The
Mikado which closed August
1 at 96.4 percent for 69 per-
formances- remains the top
tickeNeLler of the season.
Harbor news
BY RON GRAHAM
The Algobay arrived light
for salt .from Oswego on
August 24 and cleared
harbor for Milwaukee on
August 27.
The Chicago Tribuine
arrived from Thunder Bay
on August 25 and cleared
harbor the next day light for
Windsor.
The Ontadoc arrived from
Thunder Bay on August 27
and cleared harbor the same
day for Collingwood With a
part load of grain.