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GUEST,Dave Roberts (Salt Town Poets) Middlewich Open Mic Night (5) RE: Middlewich Open Mic Night 05 Aug 03


....And can I also mention the John Brunker Challenge Trophy competition which will be running throughout the year in conjunction with MOM?
John Brunker was a local school teacher who taught in various local schools in the Middlewich area from the late fifties until the eighties. John was a master storyteller and introduced thousands of Cheshire schoolchildren to the joys of the spoken (and written) word over the years.
The competition is a long overdue tribute to John. The best performers from the Middlewich Open Mike nights will be invited to a 'Grand Final' during the Middlewich Folk & Boat Festival in June, and a panel of judges will decide the overall winner for the year.
The winner's name will be engraved on the trophy, and there will also be a cash prize.
In accordance with the wishes of John's widow, Noreen, the prize will be awarded to an individual who has, in the opinion of the judges, put the most effort into their writing and performance.
Thus, there will be no restriction on the eligibility of performers. As long as your song/story/poem/musical composition is original you will stand a chance of being selected for the final.
We will be looking for the unusual and the original and the newcomer will stand as much chance of success as the seasoned professional.
The full rules of the competition will be on the STP website, which will be updated soon.
Thanks

Dave Roberts


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