The Citizen, 1999-10-27, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1999. PAGE 23.
Good Time Music returns
Bad examples
Bullying was the topic of a recent workshop sponsored by Shakespeare on Wheels at
Brussels Public School. Students from the Grade 6 class learned about bullies and how to
deal with them. Here students Baylie Thomas, left, and Randell Inkster demonstrate anger
and the response while instructor Gail Fricker explains.
Gospel entertainer at Hall
The Blyth Community Church of
God is sponsoring a night of music.
On Sunday, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m.
singer/songwriter Trevor Baker
brings his country gospel melodies
to entertain and inspire.
The Riceville resident was nomi
nated in 1998 by the Canadian
Gospel Music Association as Male
Vocalist of the Year. This year, he
appeared at the Canadian Country
Music Awards Gospel Showcase as
one of six Canadian performers.
Admission is free, though a free
will offering will be collected to
support Baker’s ministry of music.
For more information call 523-
9796 or 523-4590.
The Blyth Business Association
once again is presenting the
popular Good Time Music Hall
production. Old Fashioned
Christmas at the Blyth Memorial
Hall on Sunday, Nov. 21 at 3 p.m.
Bright lights and colourful
costumes highlight this fast-paced,
variety show featuring Dave Hoy
on piano with the Music Hall
performers. The production
presents contemporary and
traditional Christmas music and
comedy.
Santa will make a special
Lear’s students
pass exams
The following pupils of Gail
Lear, A.Mus., RMT.Londesboro
were successful in their 1999
Conservatory piano and Theory
exams.
Rosemary Crosthwaite, Bayfield,
received her Grade 10 Piano
certificate and also finished Grade
4 Harmony with honours.
Stephanie Bokhout, Blyth,
completed Grade 8 Piano and
Grade 2 Rudiments with first class
honours. Bethany Stuart, Goderich,
finished Grade 2 Rudiments with
first class honours. Tonya Drost,
Hullett, received honours for Grade
4 Piano.
Lindsay Gibson, Clinton, Tammy
Reinink, Auburn and Michael Roy,
Londesboro all completed Grade 2
Piano with first class honours.
appeara-nce and lead the audience
in a singalong of their favourite
Christmas songs.
The Good Time Music Hall was
started in 1987 by Lynn and Dave
Hoy. Regular performances are
presented year-round in London,
Windsor, Hamilton and Toronto.
The show has appeared at the CNE,
the Royal York Hotel and at major
festivals and fairs across Ontario.
For ticket information contact:
Blyth Business Association, Bev
Elliott at Olde Village Accents, PO
Box 369, Blyth, ON N0M 1H0 or
call 519-523-9187 or fax 519-523-
9189.
Buck & Doe
for
Sean Corcoran
and
Nadine Maltais
Friday, Nov. 5
8 p.m. -1 a.m.
Parkview Gardens
Listowel
Music by:
STARTRAXX
Mobile Beat
Tickets $5 Advance
$6 at the door
1 Call 887-6960 - Claudia
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Country gospel entertainer Trevor Baker will be
performing one show at the Blyth Memorial Hall on
Sunday, Nov. 7.
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