The executive of AMCO recently approved the increase of its portion of the dues. The increase in dues replaces a special levy per chorus that actually costs the smaller choruses more than an increase in dues. A number of choruses complained that they are not showing up and one complained that the problem with first tenors is that their first tenors do show up. AMCO has seen the need to help choruses find the elusive first tenor. If you hear someone talking about having these experiences, hold your nose and invite them to join your chorus.
Chances are they've grown up to be all right.
She has had a number of operations and is feeling hopeful of a full recovery after treatment in London, Ontario. All of us at AMCO wish Pam the very best for a speedy recovery so that we might all benefit from her creativity and energy. The Case IH Choir members have been real ambassadors of song. To ensure that they would be well prepared for the Big Sing, they practiced with The Queensmen in Toronto and then extended an invitation to the Niagara Men's Chorus to practice with them. Apparently they served coffee and donuts at their practice.