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Association will present the second concert of the 1988-89 season at Eastdale Collegiate Auditorium, Harmony Road North at Adelaide in Oshawa. Sponsored by CNCP, Canada's leader in Telecommunications, the concert will feature Oshawa's own Daria Salemka, an outstanding soprano and Daniel Domb, an internationally internationally renowned cellist, along with the Oshawa Symphony, conducted by Winston Webber, in a varied programme which includes the popular William Tell Overture by Rossini, Tchaikovski's Variations Variations on a Rococo Theme, Wagner's Prelude to Die Meisters- inger and Rimsky-Korsakov's Hymn to the Sun and also his Car- piccio Espagnole. Daria Salemka, a. native of Oshawa, now makes her home in Waterloo, Ontario. A graduate of E.A. Lovell Elementary and Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute, Institute, Daria pursued her postsecondary postsecondary education at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo where she received her Honours Bachelor of Music Degree in Vocal Performance in 1984 and subsequently subsequently her Diploma in Opera in 1986. Daria grew up in a musically active active environment. She began singing with her family at the age of five years. Up to November 1984, she retained her family name "Salmers" but has since then legally legally changed it to "Salemka", her original Ukrainian family name. She was a vocalist in high school with the Central Dixieland Band (1980 National Champs), is a member of Simcoe Street United Church Choir, a past member and soloist of the former Oshawa Ukrainian "Trembita" Choir, guest soloist with Bill Askew's Band for Memorial Park concerts (1980-82) and featured soloist at Ukrainian Day festivities at Ontario Place in Toronto. Daniel Domb is an internationally internationally renowned cellist, both as a soloist and a chamber musician. Mr. Domb was born in Israel in 1944, where he began studying the violin with his mother at the age of seven. Four years later, after hearing the famous French cellist Paul Tortelier, Mr. Domb fell in love with the cello and followed Tortelier to Paris to study with him. He later continued his studies in New York, where Leonard Bernstein Bernstein selected him to appear with the New York Philharmonic. At the age. From Around the Region Homemakers seek pay raise Northumberlandi Red Cross Homemakers hÿve asked Northumberland Northumberland County to pressure» the provincial government into guaranteeing a $7 an hour minimum wage for the homemakers. Failing the government providing the extra funds they petition the county to put in the • extra requirements. requirements. ft has been stated that the low pay scale caused the loss of service from one third of the homemakers who graduated from the training cour.se in June. Last minute candidates ' heat up Hope vote The municipal election cake walk in Hope Township became a race mi October 17th as two more candidates candidates registered to run for council and Counc. Morley Bickle officially entered the contest for the. reeve's posit ion. of twenty-one he received his Master's degree from the Juillard School of Music, where he studied with Leonard Rose. Further studies with Gregor Piatigorsky were iolloed by Domb joining the Cleveland Orchestra as acting principal principal cellist, with which he made three solo appearances. His first recording for CBC which is available through the CBC catalogue, was awarded "Best Broadcast of a solo artist" by the Canadian Music Council. The Toronto Star declared; "There isn't a finer cellist in Canada." Tickets for Sunday October 30th concert are $12.00 Adults, $11.00 Seniors, and $6.00 Students and are ■available at Saywell's and Long & McQuade in Oshawa, Middleton's in Whitby, and' Rickaby's in Bowman ville or at the door the evening of the performance. Subscriptions for the five remaining remaining concerts are still available; $58.00 Adults, $53.00 Seniors, and $30.00 Students and may be purchased purchased by calling 579-6711 or at the subscription table at the night of the concert. The* above seven Orono Public School students competed competed in Port Hope on Tuesday in a Harrier event with result unknown at time of going to press. Pictured above (front row) Stephanie Childs, Laura McDonald, Joanne Van Dyke, (bottom row) Becky Clarke, Caroline Fletcher, ian Anderson Anderson and Tamara Kent. The event was over a mile and a half course. In Newcastle ELECT IVI MAYOR • orderly growth • industrial development • a clean environment • community facilit es • tourism • road improvements and expansion - planned waste disposal • increased fire protection • sound financial management • waterfront development • accountable tax base • review of agricultural land use Election November 14, 10 a.m. -8 p.m. Advance polls November 5 and 10, 10 a.m. - 8 p : ; Any questions contact MARIE HUBBAki CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS # 623-8673 623-8291 623-6598 Tun MAYOR November 1:4 th + KNOWLEDGE + DEDICATION + RESPONSIBILITY MA RIE HUBBARD S U,.nui Weekly l imes, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 Second concert for Oshawa Symphony Oil Sunday, October 30th, 8:(X> P ..in., the Oshawa Symphony