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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Ashley starts, anew with ,concert that "So-unds, Gret Jim Ashley and bis sixteen voice group, Sounds Great, will make their Christmas debut in concert at The Town Hall, Port Perry, on Monday, Dec. 20, 1982 at a P.M. Sounds Great,, a talented and enthusias- tic groupof singers, was formed in late 1981 and went public for the ' first time in Mardi 1982 on CHCH TV'sNew Faces.'- Since then, they have re- ceived many' perfor- mnance requests ýand have been busy singing in the Durham'Reglon,, including a guest ap- pearance .mn the May 1982 Cabaret Show in FRONT END ALIG NMEN T Windshieîd Washer Antifreeze $100- The Town Hall, Port Perry. Musical director, Jim Ashley lias been involv- ed in musical entertain- ment since his, early higli school days when he developed an interest in music In i1s many, aspects. At thafttimîe he concentrated on the 50's dance, band sound a nd later, moved into choral work, successfully, dir- ecting for the past num- ber, of years two large vocal groups. He -enjoye'd further musical, fulfilment in the area of choral, and orchestral arranging. Ashley lias been des- cribed as a "1dynamic and talented"l director wbo brings to his newý choral venture, Sounds Great, these attributes plus à flair for present- Ing continuing crowd pleasing repertoire.. Ashley is extremely pleased to have on key- board the combined talents of Doris Beaton and Tom'Millar who are well known piano. and organ performers in the area. Tom bas added a fur- ther, dimension- to Soun- ds Great with.lis special touch on the synthesizer and this coupled With* Steve Smith on perclus- sion add the back-up to the group's sound. CLEANERS ALTERATIONS AND REPAI RS< CHAAACTERISTICS, 0F SUEDE In a tannery, each hîde las plît Into halves: the topsîde le pollshed ta become graIn leather, and the, undersîde la buffed to brlng out the velvety nap of suede leather. The sllklest suedes are made ffrm sheep- ekine and pigekins. Suedes should be brushed" often wlth a bristie brush to pre- vent dlri f rom settling Inothem. If yu suede le "llntlng," re- move loose'nap by rubblng ýwlth a terry towýel. Do flot put tape or adheslve badges on suede - It may leave a ma rk. 1Suede attracts and holds onto Mtains, es- peclally grease, o011 and proteln,,because It< l19 quite porous.. K&M Clîanert, .hae- the ekli ta remove these set-instains. We WIW also replace the ails that keep suede supple. Cleaning willI reveal scuffa and wear that was'masked by dit. Since most dyes can flot ýfully penetrate a ekin, suede, wlil always change color to some degree,. es- peclally the darker colore. 'So don't ex- pect a cleaned suede to be the exact color OIL'CHANGE FILTER LUBRICATION, FULLIý MAINTENANCE INSPECTION Sounds Great, in con- cert on Dec, 20, will'per- form, during the, show's first haîf Broadway lits sucli as Cabaret and One. The singers readlly present a. change of pace and style and they take you back to the Blues and Duke Elling- ton's Mood- Indigo. Again, a chorally clallenging send in The Clowns fromn A Little Night Music, whisks you back to the 80's. These are just a few of, the musical selections from the concert's first haîf . The second haîf of the show, the, singers wWl present Christmas in, song in the exciting style of arranger Ronn.i Huff. Favourites sudh as Mary's Little Boy Child, Go Tell It On The Mountain, Tbat Niglit and many more will bave you humming as you leave the show, Ashley and bis' musi-, Christmas repertoire cal, troupe .féel the portrays the story of Christmas in a way that indeed Sounds'Great. 1GB SCHOOL NEWS, F ive scoo days, but who's Co unting? CREIGHTON> DO'C High Sehool Yes, I do believe the Christmas spirit, bas finally bitten us here at DO'Cý - ln 'spite of the lack of snow. The Grade .12's who went away, to, Mississ- auga last week. on. re- treat returned to class- roozns cherrily decorat- ed with streamers and Chrstmastrees., Every clasroomyou. enter lias,, somewhere, a reminder tilat there are only five school days left before jolly old St. Nick returns. The homerooms bave been busy- planning their Christmas din- ners. Tbe Grade 13's are secretly, practislng for their little "Christmas concert". And the carolling group, -under the direction of Mr. Ar- bour, is sure to be in top, form -by the time Dec'. 22' roils around. But, of course, echool goes on! Students still bave tests to study for INVITATIONS and assignments to copeeThe nearing holidays seem to be a "Iiglit at the end of the tunnel", anid.so the work almost seems pleasant. In sports, intramural badminton is now over, and the end of the ac- tivity put Green House way, ahead in the stand- ings. Must be an early, Christmas present!1 -The new. activity ,which began a week ago Mon- day- is co-ed -ýfloor hockey. Hope to ses you out there supporting your house. Let's see Green win this one too!1 SThe junior and senior girls' volleyball teams have been selected and already tbey are bard at practice for the coming season.- Good luck ta Ms. Featherstone and to Mr. McDonough and their respective teamns. The midget and jtînior boys' basketball teama each played, their first game of the 'season againat Osbawa's G.L. Roberts - Collegiate. Altbough tbey put forth an excellent effort, bath teanis lost to*the skilld Roberts', teams. Better lutck next time boys. -' A little .reminder. Tomorrowv isthe Christ- mas Formal at Heyden- shore Pavillon. It pro- mises ta be a fun-fllled dance. Sa, *to ail those planning, to attend- A march on City Hall shouldn't be the on ly ti me you get ArnrpuuP eer occaSoi/ Pre-Christmas Savings Up to 20% From 8325 on our entire collection in an exquisite varlety of styles and fine woods. cSvwtice. fet tg£ tEnhu E 9am4i"l 112 COLBORNE, sT.- W., WH ITBY 668-2831 WINTERIZE SPECIALS for GM Car & Truck PNEESRVC owners QAATE RC ENG UNE TUN E-UP $3495, '$395 $4395- 4 Cyl. 6SCyl. S8cyl. Parts Extra' Spcielis expire hecember 2 9, 1 982. FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY NURS ~$~«'~%GM AUTHORIZED j'MURSiESERVICE CHEV IT'S THE ONL Y 116"31"Hwy. 2 & Thickson Rd.