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S t r a t h r o y , O n t a r i o , C a n
a d a
Performing April 1998 at the
District Convention.
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Come Join Us !
Visit one of our meetings and look us
over. You’ll have lots of fun singing with us - and you won’t be
pressured to join.
WHEN: Most any Wednesday evenings
at 7:30 PM
WHERE: St. Andrews Church, Albert St. & Richmond Street,
Strathroy
WHY: For the fun, the fellowship, the great harmony you’ll hear
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The Strathroy chapter is composed of members of the Barbershop Harmony
Society, and the local chapter is known as the: STRATHROY VOCAL
FEDERATION
The Strathroy Chapter is a
member chapter of the Ontario District Association of Chapters of
SPEBSQSA.
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Board of Directors
President: Bill Robertson 519-245-0979
Past President: Gil Craenen 519-245-2888
District Delegate: Bill Robertson 519-245-0979
Secretary: Orval Allen 519-246-1234
Treasurer: Les Campbell 519-245-0359
Chapter Development: Jim McDougall 519-601-4843
Music: Roswell McPherson 519-245-1711
Communications: Frank Knoll 519-264-2856
Program: Bob Fennell 519-693-4280
Performance: Ray Mason 519-264-1850
Marketing & P.R.: Henry Wiersema 519-589-5562
Member at Large: Leigh Laughton 519-264-1464
Appointments
Quartet Chairman: Bob Howlett
Historian: Ernie McEwen
Service Projects & Fundraising: Bill Smith
Uniform Chairman: Bill Galbraith
Show Committee Chairman: Orval Allen
Fanfare Editor: Bill Robertson
Kitchen Steward: Les Campbell
Sunshine Chairman: Leigh Laughton
Links for other Western Division
Chapters
London -
Sarnia -
St. Thomas -
Seaforth
SPEBSQSA Vision Statement
The Society is to be a
widely-recognized, ever-growing, singing fraternity of men, drawn together by their love
of the four part, a Capella, close-harmony style of music
known as barbershop, whose mission is to perpetuate that style
by sharing it and their love for it with people of all ages
throughout the world; and to be a leader in the cause of
preserving and encouraging vocal music, in our education
systems and in our communities, as a lifelong recreational
activity and an essential element in one's cultural
well-being.
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