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EXETER • Sharon, Lois and Bram are,
Canada's best known children's musical
group. Their albui, their television pro-
gram and their concerts have made this trio
of musicians known across the nation and in
the United States as well.
The trio has won Juno Awards, Gold and
Platinum CRIA Awards and most recently,
the American Library Association Award.
Sharon, Lois and Bram win critical ac-
claim wherever they travel. The Toronto
Star hailed the group as "simply the best
musicians now recording for children in
North America and probably the world,"
while the New York tines commented,
"charming ... irresistible ... wholesome."
Sharon, Lois and Bram have performed to
sell-out crowds in every major concert hall
in Canada and at every major children's
festival on the continent. They've also
played in New York at the Lincoln Centre, in
Detroit, Dallas, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Area residents will have the rare oppor-
tunity to see this special group when they
perform in Exeter at South Huron District
High School on Thursday, April 25. There
will be two shows, one at 4:30 p.m. and one
at7 p.rn.
This is the only concert that Sharon, Lais
and Bram have scheduled in southwestern
Ontario in 1985. It's being sponsored by the
Hensall and District Nursery School.
Tickets are available at Oscar's Videos in
Goderich, Hensall and Exeter; Dr. Lee Den-
tistry in Clinton and Zurich; Little People in
Exeter; Half Pints in Grand Bend and Pint
Sizes and Sam the Record Man in London.
Their energetic, entertaining program is
geared for the hole family and features
lively singalong fiin.
The London Free Press said of their con-
certs, "Sharon, -Lois and Bram say sing and
the audience drowns them out. And there's
so much happiness generated that you must
sit back and marvel at what they are doing
with children and children's music."
Canada's premier children's entertainers
- Sharon Hampson, Lois Lilienstein and
Bram Morrison - have six top selling albums
to their credit, the CBC -TV series, ne
Elephant Show" and an illustrated book of
their favourite songs, "Elephant Jam."
There's also a film, "Sharon, Lois and Bram
at Young People's Theatre," that's been
shown on First Choice, CBC -TV and TVO.
Their concerts are highlighted by au-
dience participation,. love, laughter and
spontaneous fun. They sing folksongs,
school yard chants and old camp songs,
singing games from Africa and the Carib-
The famed trio of Sharon, Lois and Bram
bean, pop tunes from Tin Pan'Alley, clapp-
ing songs, nonsense rhymes and more.
Whatever they sing, S ron, Loi and
Bram have a great love 4dc� pent for
childhood. Their music and high energy per-
formance has enough substance and sur-
prises to completely capture the attention of
hundreds of children and adults for the bet-
ter part of an hour.
Their music touches a common chord in
everyone who listens. In concert they are ir-
resistible - with Sharon's sunny warmth,
Lois's funky energy and Bram's natural,
easy charm, they establish an •instant rap-
port that unites people of all ages.
Sharon, Lois and Bram's April 25 ap-
pearance in' Exeter will allow area people,
young and young at heart, the special oppor-
tunity to see the group's special magic at
work.
For further information call 262-3440.
Jean Hanly sings at March variety
program -at MacKay Centre
The March varibty 'program at McKay
Centre was in charge of Janet Kalbfleisoh
and Isabel McDonald. Ila Worsell played for
the singing of 0 Canada.
Janet introduced Jean Hanly who sang an
"Irish Number" and "Moon River" and
later in the program, she sang two sacred
numbers and Ila Worsell accompanied ,her
on the piano.
Isabel introduced the Girl Guide groups
and their three leaders. Maureen Murphy
told about Girl Guides saying it was 75 years
_ since the organization was started. The first
-group was formed in Goderich 30 years ago.
The girls are raising money so they can at-
tend the Kitchener rally this summer.
One of their members, Alison Culp, danc-
ed an Irish Jin. Abbie Smallwood played the
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flute accompanied by Mr. Cameron on the
piano:
This was followed by a humorous skit
"You'll be late for work!" Taking part were
Maureen Murphy, Michelle Moore, Tonya
Glousher and .Karen McCallum. Stephanie
Bush danced a Clog, Jig & Reel.
All the girls assembled and sang some of
their favorite pieces. The groups were
thanked by Isabel McDonald. -
For a change, a sing song was enjoyed
with Mrs. Worsell at the piano.
Edith Lockhart showed very colorful
slides of a recent trip she had to Australia
and New Zealand, touching down at Fiji
with an excellent commentary about the
slides.
At the March card party, the winners for
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You simply dial "0" plus the area
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person-to-person,
calling card or third number billing
call. You can also dial most over-
seas calls yourself. It's fast and
it's easy. And all the details are
in the front of your
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book.
Now avallabtg In Clinton and Goderich.
Bell
euchre were Esther Murphy and John Moss.
For 500 winners were Frances Worsell and
Claude Kalbfleisch. Door prizes were won
by William Gow and Florence Reed.
A very successful tea, bake sale and craft
sale was held in MacKay Centre on Satur-
day, March 30.
The Centre was beautifully decorated us-
ing streamers in spring colors and Easter
lilies. Table centres were decorated Easter
baskets with eggs and bunnies in them.
Coming events include a card party Apr.
10, pot luck luncheon and the movie "Sud-
denly it's Spring" at 12:30, Apr. 12, a dance,
with Gord Harrison's group at 8 p.m. on
Apr. 12, bingo on Apr. 19 at 8 p.m., variety
program Apr. 24, Card of Life clinic Apr. 25
from 2-4 p.m.
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