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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-02-28, Page 27INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW 2001 HONDA TRX500 RUBICON FEATURES INCLUDE: 499cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke engine Industry first, no belt, fully automatic transmission Multi-function LCD information centre 10" ground clearance Hi/Lo transmission Stainless steel exhaust Torque sensitive limited slip differential also Check out all the other models in Honda's 2001 line-up plus In-house, low rate RPM Honda financing available E NTE R PR I S E S,.. WINGHAM • 357-3435 a funny thing happ,ened an the way to the cottage Rapp,y gligthday aticia Love Josie J-[appy 40`i Birthday Qincle B Deitner! You were so cute What happened? Love your Goddaughter ANTHONY HOPKINS JULIANNE' c.4 HANNIBAL sq25 FAA ,, , 111000 FRI. & SAT. 6:45 & 9:15 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM VIOLENCE, FRIGHTENING SCENES NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN FRI. & SAT. 6:45 & THE 9:15 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM -loft wits Ile tarot, off ms!Lonoitinzet.. ..112kertioSE • LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-255-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO n; - PARK THEATRE • .-4111":1111.1 4411P --411. 400 FRI. - THURS MARCH 02-08 GODERICH 524-7811 BRAD PITT JULIA ROBERTS EXICAN THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2001. PAGE 27. Entertainment Leisure Seaforth Girls band plans for busy season Heading south The members of the Seaforth Girls School Band are rehearsing and preparing for a trip to Florida where they will sing the national anthem for a spring training Blue Jays game. (Photo sub- mitted) At the Branch The Seaforth and District All Girls Marching Band will soon be on the move again. During the upcoming March break, the group will be travelling to Florida for a week of performances, sun and sand. The band has been invited to perform at Universal Studios in Orlando for a production called Lights, Camera, Music. After the performance, the group will spend the day exploring Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure theme parks. The band will be 'guests of honour at a Toronto Blue Jays spring train- ing game in Dunedin, where they will give a performance on the out- field prior to the ball game. The band will also perform 0 Canada and the American National Anthem will be sung by band member Cassandra Irwin. The snowbirds love to see the Canadian girls and due to rave reviews of past performances, the band has an open invitation to per- form for the Toronto Blue Jays. The Tampa Bay Lightning will host the Toropto Maple Leafs at the Ice Palace in Tampa Bay On March 15. The band has been invited to entertain spectators prior to the hockey game. The group also plans to spend a day exploring beautiful Busch Gardens in Tampa -Bay before head- ing for home on March 16. The band will entertain at the RCMP Musical Ride in Goderich in May, and throughout Ontario at parades, fairs, elementary schools and senior residences. In March 2002, the band has been invited to perform in London, England and Paris, France. The mon- umental task of fundraising has already begun for this once in a life- time adventure. . Speakers do great job By Jo-Ann McDonald It was a great week at the Branch. Wednesday night the Branch level of public speaking was held and what wonderful young people we have in our area. There were six speakers in three different categories from Brussels and Grey schools who pre- sented a variety of topics in their speeches. The winners in the storytelling division Grades 1 - 3 were Matthew Cardiff, first and Mackenzie Dougherty, second. The junior divi- sion winners Grades 4 6 were Angela Winger, first and Kayla Bishop, second. The senior group, Grade 7 - 8, winners were Candice McLellan, first and Anne Reilly, sec- ond. The first-place winners will com- pete in Zone Level competition in Seaforth on Saturday, March 3. We congratulate all the children who stood up in front of a crowd of over 100 people attending the event. The experience of speaking in front of a crowd can be terrifying and we applaud all our children for doing such a fine job. - The judges for the evening were Joan Golden, Margaret Jarvis and Les Cook. They had a difficult job and we thank them for their time and talents for that evening. We also must congratulate all the parents and teachers who encourage the children to participate. Without the guidance and encouragement of concerned adults, we would not have as many fine young speakers in our community. Thanks to everyone and to Comrade Sandra Josling, youth chairman at the Branch. As usual, we had Cadets and mixed darts this week, but we had to move Beavers to the school because of the cisY I Tot KED TWIN CINEMA SURROUND SOUND STEREO LISTOWEL 291-3070 STARTS FRIDAY CINEMA I 7 & 9:15 P.M. AA ANTHONY HOPKINS HANNIBAL ( INEMA 2 7 P.N1. & 9:15 19, OH BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU GEORGE CLOONEY public speaking event. Wednesday evening also had men's stage euchre downstairs with four tables of men at play. Friday the Ladies Auxiliary catered to the dairy producers and because of poor weather, they were a few people short. But that was the Friday night supper goers gain as they enjoyed a lovely roast beef dinner that evening. Next week is roast pork. The Branch was saddened to hear of the passing of Comrade Martha Logan. She was a dedicated Auxiliary member and will be missed by all. Our sympathy is to her family in this difficult time. To members and friends donating items to our cooking bee March 10 we are accepting items all this week. Cash donations will be used to pur- chase anything needed. For info call the Branch after 4 p.m. at 887-6562. Good luck is sent along with our area dart players and euchre players participating at District levels this weekend. Keep March 24 open for Honours and Awards evening as well as initia- tion for all of you that haven't been initiated.