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Another of the sure signs of spring, Bluevale collegiate's annual production of Many Moods of Music opens tonight at 8 pm. and runs through Saturday, May 2 at the school. Each nightly performance includes a variety of musical numbers showcasing some of the most talented singers, dancers and instrumentalists that BCI has to offer. Flnal preparations for the tSth annual Many Mooda of Muelc production at Bluevale collegiale took place this past weekend. Bandung up here ere: elnger Megan Shomeed and the three emceee, Luke Snyder. Sheena Weller and Sean Kelly. a... 'trr-t 'thoht The technical expertise of many students has also gone into the production of the elaborate lighting and sound systems. These elements, plus great sets, costumes and a lot of enthusiasm add up to a show with something for everyone. Many Moods is entirely student-directed and produced. Said this year's director Brenda Gyorrfy: "Performers find student directors to be more approachable and hence problems are easily dealt with. The cast and crew get a lot of personal satisfaction from putting their own show to- gether." In addition to her duties as director, Gyorrfy is also a performer. Her endeavors include a rendition on piano of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue". Other student directors are personnel manager Lisa Schwengers and publicity manager Megan Shortreed. With the help of staff advisors James Maler, Jane Plant and Beryl Pflug. the students have managed to pull this mammoth undertaking together over the course of the past three months. Many veteran Moods performers can be seen on stage this year. Jenni Davis makes her final appearance " BCI singing both Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" and *Kim Mitcheil's “In My Shoes", which also includes some intricate drumming by Jay Boehmer. Tradition remains strong with Many Moods of Music “mm'nmmmmmhwmhmmu(mmmn iiiiaiaiia,taqrutVtrvAne"u'"m"otuut'""t"M". _ ”my... Some new faces have also appeared to entertain any audience. Sophie Vassiliadis sings the blues in "Summertime". On a classical note, Jennifer Gertrldge performs a flute solo from the Telemann Suite. Laura Harris closes off her high school career with "All I Need". A high-spirited Craig Marven gives us "Behind Blue Eyes" as well as the Grateful Dead version of "Good Love". Guitarist Yale Belanger and drummer Gary Shatz also perform their version of "Wipe Out". All of the above-mentioned students are in their final year at BCI and are sure to go out with a bang. The technical crew for Many Moods has overcome various hardships to deliver an enter- taining and smoothly-run production. Quinn Ford and Craig Farrish have created an impressive lighting system while Mark Green is in charge of sound. A dedicated stage and followspot crew have also worked toward technical excellence. A sure crowd-Pleaser, southern accent and all, is K.C. Martin who sings "Keep Your Hands to Yourself". The east is completed by many more talented musicians as well as Masters of Ceremo- nies Sean Kelly, Luke Snider, and Sheena Weller. Many Moods of Music is a longstanding tradition at BCI. As it is Bluevale's 15th anniversary, a slide show entitled "15 Golden Years" has been incorporated into the show. The school invites everyone to come and share in the memories with the cast and crew of Many Moods of Music 1987. The show runs nightly until Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for students with fee cards and $3 for children and seniors. Get your tickets by contacting any Bluevale student or by calling the school at 885-4620. We're Growing! Market. The delays are done with. Construction is finally under way on our new market building. Come see or yourself. Watch us grow! Things are happening at the Stockyard Market. The delays are done with. This Week's Special Brown Pullet Eggs se' m. Stockyard Farmers' Market and Flea Market on Weber St. North at King St. Local handmade oak & pine tables, hutches, chairs, desks, washstands. chests. etc. Finished or unfinished. Stock always on hand. Special orders welcome. OAK & PINE FURNITURE Thursdays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ' mm am my. Aft, a. Pert M at _ (Small and Medium Size) Available Thursday a. Saturday This Week ttttttrTtioCA1.ttCHtNN.TOttEE ta0O0TtftNt2ttHAPPENtNa Spomorod by Teachers and The Ihtqrtoo County Board of Education MARKET HOURS: n, Ji Jed) 5'5???