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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 10, 1996 by Laura J. Richards The members of the Durham Durham Region's North wind Drum & Bugle Corps are going going to Nashville, Atlanta and Orlando for 15 days. Ken Grable, the corps director director said, "we will have four performances during the 15 day tour." The highlight performance will take place in Orlando, where the corps members will be competing in the Drum Corps International World Championship sponsored sponsored by the Disney Corporation. Corporation. Durham Group to ■Compete and Perform education system due to provincial provincial cutbacks. "Bowmanville High School has a good music department, department, but many schools have had to cut their music programs. This means we are the only outlet for many students," students," Grable said. On Sunday, Aug. 4, the corps members co-hosted the 1st Annual Kinsmen Marching Marching Band Spectacular at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School's athletic athletic field. Four corps from across Ontario and one from Quebec took part in the extravaganza. One of the things that sets the Oshawa-based Northwind Drum & Bugle Corps apart from the rest of the groups on the weekend is that the group has one of the few co-ed color color guards, said Grable. The entire corps is made up of 15 musicians and five dancers and the average age of the members is 12. Membership is open to all boys and girls ages 11 to 21 years. If you would like more information information regarding how you, or your daughter or son can become involved, contact the Northwind Drum & Bugle Corps at 404-8436 and leave a message with the answering machine. Bowmanville High School was a busy place on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 4, as it was penile for the 1st Annual Kinsmen Marching Band Spectacular. Here, some danc- practise their moves fr ° m ° nC ° f the flve drum & bu S le coips participating in the event HI ' ' If If ,, „ vÊÊfciMt TMmmnmvmwy No, this young woman isn't about to take flight, but is directing"the members 1 ™ The Northwind Drum & Bugle Corps from Oshawa. The Corps performed its selections from Once On This Island" for about 130 people on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 4, at Bowmanville High School. The corps was taking part in the 1st Annual Kinsmen Marching Band Spectacular. Once the members complete complete that competition they will be finished their competitive competitive season. As Grable noted, "soon it will be time to begin planning planning next year's competitive season." It will also mean honing up the tunes used at parades across the province. The Northwind Drum & Bugle Corps have been at thé Bowmanville Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade on occasion, and have played in other parades in the Golden Golden Horseshoe area, Grable said. The idea behind the North- wind Corps is to include dance interpretation with the marching band concept. These are the type of bands and dancers one could see during a football 'halftime.' 'halftime.' Grable noted drum and bugle bugle corps are now filling a gap that has been left in the The Port Darlington Marina Hotel ANNUAL PIG ROAST Sat., August 17th Rain or Shine $ 16 °° per person includes your meal and 4 starter drink tickets. Activities start at 4 p.m. with the fabulous sounds of "Brass Knuckles" live at the Water's Edge. Dinner at 5 p.m. includes: Draft Beer, Wine, Pork, Smoked Salmon, Corn on the Cob, Salads. Don't miss out on all the food and fun. This Party is beyond comparison! Sponsored by Molson's Breweries •Allante Catering and . Port Darlington Marina TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT THE BAR! 70 Port Darlington Road,Bowmanville 905-623-4925 ©J.P. 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