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alt toe tribune wednesday may u is82 stouffvilleits not throughout the even- hard to see why director ling the band showed david howard display why their leader should ed such pride in recall- be- happy their ing his whitchurch- work- they sailed stouffville concert through such breezy bands showing in the numbers as trumpet recent 22nd annual filigree clarinet polka york begion festival at and blaze away march newmarket as effortlessly as one ix the band placed might whistle the sim- third but it was only plest of tunes while in one point behind the secondplace finishers and the winners were termed jthebest band in canada by the ad- judicator howard told the large crowd at stouffvile district secondary school last week appearing on the program too were the milfstream men of ux- bridge barbershop chorus an expansive mood then they also moved into more clas sical realms with fin- landiavcapturing its change of moods as the winds especially took hold in between soloists george baxter with his superb rendition of man with a horn and howard himself with his niello trom bone stepped out from 1979 chev monte carlo with 267 cu in engine power steering and brakes automatic transmission a one owner local car with low mileage lie orz653 only5495 one other to choose from with six cylinder engine and automatic transmission 1979 gmc sprint diablq with v8 engine power steering and brakes plus radio the top of the line model lie dr8863 1979pontiac laurentian 4door with v8 engine automatic transmission power steering and brakes and radio lie mzp707 three other 1 979 pontiacs to choose from 1 976 buigk riyjera a real luxury car withair conditioning power win dows s doorlocks completelyreconditioned only5p000niilesuclth025 w neil patrick motors- ltd pontiac buick gmc trucks a 477mainstwif v vl i stourrvlle 64p345q j the group- to give a further indication of its virtuosity i at the same time hc- called upon dr david ewilliams of peoples churchtoron- to to be guest conduc- tor and the players quickly responded 1 under his skilled hand but the group saved its best for the last playing theftwo num- bers new york new york and light cav- lary march that brought on the recent honors at newmarket all sections had a chance to shine in these two offerings and none of them disappointed its one band that obviously has some thing to blow about the millstream men of uxbridge on the other hand had much to sing about and sing they did we sing about love and women and when we get tired of that- we sing about women and love coconduct or david grant told the audience however it wasnt all love songs in fact they ran the gamut from put on an old pair of shoes to grace foote powells whitchurch- stouffville centennial song it was a generous out pouring by a group of men 22 who obviously like what theyre doing and who do it well they provided aper- feet complement to the band maybe next time theyll provide the counterpoint as well piano recital stouffville everything from irving berlin to mozart was on the program as the alumni association of the royal conservatory of music- of toronto- markham chapter held its annual students recital at markham pentecostal church proceeds were directed to the students scholarship fund the young pianists all from the stouffville markham area in- eluded robin errington joey falzon maureen slater kim murray tanis gornall robert hughes karin smith megan marlatt cynthia wiens eric degeer tim mc- master glen degeer rod pratt cathy irwin susan ward and darren gornall chris moran dana ayotte sharon macfarlane paul king kevin kolisa bruce deborah marandola carolyn mcleod heather sheehy patrjcia jane white gerald and carolyn ogfady- steven neugebauer kenneth maclehrian pamela powell karen joice heather bruce bryce burns kathryn arnold helen prodger- susan rairiey- brenda pugh lois- wride tara coulter- christine hemirig sheila dacosta and patricia jeans studios represent j ted judi ayotte helen- adams doris ahunt bates patricia browne- 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