The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-16, Page 26'AGE 8A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986
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As the final stages of preparation for the
Apr. 28 to May 3 Midwestern Ontario Rotary
Music Festival are taking place, statistics
indicate there will again be something of in-
terest for everyone.
Dick Marshall, Managing Chairman of
the festival, who has co-ordinated the
various committees since the first festival
in 1982, has completed scheduling the
classes and has also designed an interesting
and varied daily program as well as
featured evenings of bands, vocal, piajno,
choirs, instrumental and dance.
Marshall said, "We are very pleased to
have a continued strong enrolment in all
categories for our fifth annual music
festival. There will be 54 choirs, 31 bands
and over 500 entries in brass, woodwind, and
string solos and ensembles. Junior and
senior piano continues to be a major
nits pirticipat
ntario
music festivi.l
.
category of competition warn over 700 en-
tries in solo and ensemble performances.
The remaining entries comprise vocal,
organ and dance numbers."
Many students participate in school choirs
and bands as well as classes in piano or
other instruments and dance. Since these
various classes take place at the same time
in different halls the difficulty of avoiding
conflicts in scheduling is increased. "This is
why it is so important for students and
teachers to indicate on the entry. cards all of
the classes in which they_are involved. This
applies to accompanists as well," said
Marshall.
The Midwestern Ontario Rotary Music
Festival is unique in being .able to accom-
modate approximately 1450 classes in-
cluding thousands of participants in one
week virtually conflict free.
Contestants taking part in the festival
come from the following communities:
Ayton, Atwood, Alma, Auburn, Belgrave,
Brussels, Cargill, Chepstowe, Chesley, Clif-
ford, Dungannon, Durham, Elmwood, Dob-
binton, Flesherton, Fordwich, Formosa,
Goderich, Gorrie, Gowanstown, Hanover,
Harriston, Holyrood, Kincardine, Listowel,
Lucknow, Markdale, Mildmay, Moorefield,
Mount Forest, Owen Sound, Palmerston,
Paisley, Port Elgin, Ripley, Southampton,
Stratford, Tara, Teeswater, Tiverton,
Walkerton, ' Waterloo, Wingham, and
Wroxeter.
,Marshals remarked, "When I see all these
students participating 'and realize the
discipline required to arrive at a performing
stage as well as the educational value gain-
ed from the adjudicators, it makes all the
hours I have spent working on the festival
seem so worthwhile."
Start celebrations with a dance
The Stanley Sesquicentennial celebra-
tions are well underway for the 150th an-
niversary of the township. The Kick-off
Dance was held on Mar. 22 at the Varna
complex.
The slogan for the ear is "Meet & Mix in
'86" and with all of t events that are plan-
ned it shouldn't be to difficult for you and
your family to do just that.
Here is a brief run down of the upcoming
events for' the celebration. (All events will
take place at the complex unless otherwise
stated).
• Apr. 23 - Senior's Shuffleboard, Harold
Peck; May ,9 - Variety Show, Marjorie
Hayter 262-5857; May 11 - Bannockburn
Nature Walk - Carol Simons 482-9970; June
11 - Senior's Dessert Euchre; June 22 - Car
Poker Rally, Dave Consitt 262-5340; July 17 -
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WEEKEND - Registration - runs all
weekend, Sharon Chuter 482-7149, Jean Hor-
ton 482-7180, Marj Hayter 262-5857; Quilt
display - Sandra Turner 262-5350; ATV
Races - Chuck Collins 262-5809; Ball Game
Stanley Twp. and Colborne Twp., Dale
Stephenson 262-5351; Aug. 2 - Pancake
Breakfast - Arnold Taylor 565-2761;
PARADE - Charles Kalbfleisch 482-1556; Of-
ficial Opening - Anson McKinley 262-5461;
Sports Program . (for Kids too) - Bill
McGregor 482-7539; BEEF BARBECUE
(advance tickets only) - Arnold Taylor
565-2761; Dance - TRACES (complex) - Mer-
vyn Erb 482-3170; Dance - PLAYER (work
centre) - Becky Rathwell 262-5292; Beard
Growing Judging - Doug McAsh 482-9236;
Quilt Judging - Sandra Turner 262-5350;
ELIMINATION DRAW FOR CAR - Tim
Beard 565-5237; Aug. 3 - Outdoor Church Ser-
vice - Jack Burghardt Guest Speaker;
Lunch - Arnold Taylor 565-2761; School Reu-
nion "BRING YOUR OLD PHOTOS" Blan-
che Parke 565-5423; PORK BARBECUE
(advance tickets only) - Arnold Taylor
565-2761.
Souvenirs are now available, we have Ses-
quicentennial mugs, hats, crests, pins and
spoons. The long awaited plate will be
available by the first week of May. For,
more information on souvenirs contact
Shirley Hill 565-2152, Norma McGregor
482-9955, Barb Consitt 482-9297 or Teresa
Marshall 262-5809. '
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Goderich Industrial Fastball League
NEW PLAYERS
ENTRY FORM
This is open to non -carded players.
All entries must be dropped off no
later than April 21/86
at
Goderich Recreation Dick Eisler
Centre OR , 68 Sun -coast Or. E.
(GRANDSTAND) Goderich, Ontario. N7A 4117
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