Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 6, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free March festival begins two week run season peaks far Young musicians store 3310 Westwood Village shopping Centre 8371335 drug store 963 hand Triton Northdale shopping Centre 3347396 Taku Good drug store 20 Lakewood Lakewood Plaza 2573322 new styles just arrived fld off on All polarized sunglasses rimless Metal frames plastic frames gradients youre lenses Slop left clod Glare up 10 99 pampers daytime 30s extra absorbent 24s overnight 12s limit Cricket lifters 69o Johnsons baby powder Clairol body on tap shampoo 450 99 Carefree panty Shields 30s sin Tab for sinus cold 99c milk milk plus 6 shampoo conditioner 350 plus 40 i Revlon Balsam protein i conditioner 450 your si99 Choice so 5 p in flex Stiefel acne id soap for acne oily skin 27 bar vaseline intensive care 500 plus 32 Bonus All Lor 99 Carefree tampons Vick formula 44 Vicks formula 44d decongestant cough 7 Strep Sils Antiseptic or Honey 24s 23 do Bonylin do cough syrup with an added cough 250 99 a review of the Manitoba music Competition Festi playhouse March by Don Anderson the 61st annual Manitoba music Competition Festi the major musical event for thousands of Young got under Way monday at various locations around the the festival not Only interests the participants but fascinates their parents and the general these two event packed weeks Climax months of concentrated practising and the proceedings started for the first evening pro Gram at the playhouse the atre with school buses pull ing up to Deposit performers on the door Crews carefully set the stage for the per formers to appear six class competitions were played off on this pro one of the two competing entries in the first childrens Grade failed to show up in time for the As a winners Here were the Winnipeg girls senior who gave wonderfully phrased and tenderly Sung performances of two Beautiful songs by Gustav in the vocal ensemble family class the Nieman family was the Only it was a for the idea of hearing More of such warm and closely knit music making seemed an the niemans Medley of songs from the musical was especially the Soprano Solo a finals brought to the stage the two front ranked photos by Gerry Cairns Gary a student at Hamilton covers a whole Range of emotions in the Public school chorus contest As the Manitoba music Competition festival began at Centennial concert Hall competitors of the 14 who participated in the preliminary Runoff earlier in the nor Man Tattersal awarded the Competition to Cynthia by a narrow margin Over Cathy his Choice As he a difficult one to make be tween two such Fine singing Catherine Sim emerged in first place inthe piano Solo Bach Vance category by Way of a rhythmically taught and Well conceived performance of this com posers prelude and fugue in b she was closely followed by Bev Rem Pels buoyant and colourful Reading of the prelude and fugue in e baritone Peter Barnes had the vocal Solo event to his performances of music by Mahler and Handel put a Strain on cer Tain aspects of his Cap Abili but the honesty of his convictions and the evident depth of feeling he put into the music were Fine compensation for these minor he is a or of Talent who will Defini Tely come into his own with further training and expert the final event of the evening brought two Fine Young choral groups into the each Sensem one from Kelvin High school and the other from Miles Sang two vividly contrasting works in different yet equally effective either choir would have been worthy of but the nod went to As judged by Harvey As the festival audiences can choose from an astonishing variety of All of which Are worthy of support and sure to give All music lovers should make plans now to become an Active part of this Rich feast of musical following Are mondays results Al the Manitoba music festival compe morning class 221 girls Solo Kadlu Decatov Peter Chrisandra go tuesday Kim my class 211 Junior Solo contralto or Alto Kadlu Decator Peter Gina Marie eve tie Catherine Francine Mara Lynn har class 285 pianoforte Solo Divi Sion 1 Kadlu Decator Mossley Sydney Natalie Wendl Ann class 179 Tenor Solo b Kadlu Decator Norman Andrew Vic Gerald class 180 baritone Solo b Kadlu Decator Norman Craig Barry Scott class 178 contralto Solo b Kadlu Decator Norman Mavis Toone Angela tie Linda go Sele Rosel Lynne pack class 34 Public school chorus mixed grades 7 to a Ludl Cator Harvey Hugh John Macdonald class 81 Public school Folk song chorus Grade Kadlu Decator har vey Robert Bertrun tie John de class 27 Public school chorus grades 1 and Premier Greenway adjudicator Harvey Maple Leaf afternoon class 45 private school chorus grades 1 to Kadlu Decator Harvey entry class 50 private school Folk song grades 1 to Kadlu Decator Harvey Calvin Christian class 76 Public school Folk sons grades i to 6 Mcarthur memorial Aiudi Cator Harvey John de Springfield new to class 199 vocal Solo songs contemporary any voice Grade Kadlu Decator Norman Tat Josephine Allen tie Marilyn Velpel and Pierrette class 263 pianoforte Solo Dlud Cafor Clifton Kathy Theresa Cary class 271 pianoforte Solo Bach division Kadlu Decator mos sle Shell eth Jane Stanley Whyte and Susan class 210 Junior Solo Soprano or Kadlu Decator Peter Carla Allison Angelique evening class 112 childrens choirs Grade Steven Winnipeg girls senior competitor class 132 vocal ensemble fam ily class Kadlu Decator Peter the Nieman Fame class 154 Soprano Solo Grade a adjudicator Norman Tat Cynthia Cathy Dueck class 250 pianoforte Solo advanced Kadlu Decator Clifton Catherine Bev Rempel class 153 vocal Solo male or be Kadlu Decator Norman Peter class 93 school Folk song senior High boys or Kadlu Decator Harvey Miles ambassador to in defends International body the United though ignored by some and denounced by is still doing a lot of effective the Cana Dian ambassador to the in said speaking to a Winnipeg audience on the first leg of a Western Cana Dian speaking William Barton said one of the chief problems is coping with the size of the 151 member a lot of time is consumed in Barton for sex the speeches at the opening of a session an average of half an hour for each member con sume three listening to them can be a numbing expert in the developing coun tries perception of what the in should do and How it should be tackled is different from that of the other Barton developing countries try to make the powerful nations cough up Trade concessions and things to give them a better eco nomic but they sit on their hands with problems the West sees As the envoy the existing International eco nomic system is rigged against third world Barton the problem is finding a Way to change that he another problem encountered by the in is that a Small group of countries Are paying most of the organizations according to a formula based on Gross nation Al the Many have the votes and the few have the Barton said its not a Good even the in is doing a lot of effective 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