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January 23 & 24
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BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH
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BINGO.- Vanastra Rec Centre. Tuesdays, 8
p.m. First reg. card $1, fifteen reg. $20.00
games, three share -the -wealth. Jackpot
$200.00 must gp... Lucky Ball $460.00. If not
won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week.
Admission restricted ' to 16 years and
over.-Oltfx
LOOKING for men's and co-ed slow pitch
ball team to form new leagues in Vanastra
and area. Phone 482-7065.-2,3
ROBBIE BURNS SUPPER/BALL -
Lucknow Community Centre, .Friday,
January 23. $12.50 per person. Bus available
from Goderich - phone Rod MacKenzie
524-6023. Far tickets call 529-7524, 528-3420,
528-3423 or any Lucknow Lions
Member.-3ar
STAG
$ and
DOE
Mary Anne Roosenmalen
o and
ussell. McCreight
4(
SATs, JAN. 24.
8 p.m. -i a.m.
G9derich Arena
'3.00 Advance
'4.00 at the door
LUNCH PROVIDED.
SALTFORD
VALLEY HALL
FOR RENT
-CALL 524.9458
T
SAILORS
VALENTINES �g
DANCE
(sponsored by Junior C Hockey Team)
February 14th9 1987
GODERICH
$55.00 per person, Door prizes
Music by: SOUND TREK
9:00 PM to 1:00 AM
(Dress optional)
*FOR TICKETS*
Jerry Rivett John Hoy
524-7125,
524-6931
1IUROPEAN VACATION: see 9 countries
with Huron County group, 23 days, depar-
ture Toronto, April 18, return May 10,
$2695.00 included tour, air, taxes and In-
surance. For information, reservations and
brochures call Anna Stirling at Hanover
Travel Service 1-519-364-3270 or
1-800-265-5515.-02-04
•
COUNTDOWN STOP SMOKING PRO-
GRAM. Huron -Perth Lung Association. 7
sessions. Feb.. 2. 7:30 p.m. ' at Goderich
District Collegiate Inst. $75.00. Pre -register.
Call 524-6863 . —03 , 04 a r
HOLMESVILLE U.C.W. would like to an-
nounce their ham and salad supper Thurs-
day, June 4th and Bazaar Saturday, October
3.lst, 1987.-03
GODERICH SIGNAL-SfAl , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21„1987—PAGE 5A
Emert h;,%'trent
Preparationsunderway for sixth music festival
Festival time is approaching again in
Walkerton. The executive is preparing for
the Sixth Annual Midwestern Ontario
Rotary Music Festival and dates have been
set for April 27 to May 2.
Secretary Ileen Kaake said, "We have
been receiving entries since last September.
Early entries are appreciated and the
deadline for entires is February 1."
President Jean Allison stated, "Exten-
sions to the deadline of February 1 will not
be granted due to the complexity of pro-
gramming thousands of participants involv-
ed in choirs, bands, vocal, dance, keyboard
and instrumental classes in one week. This
takes time and an early start is required. It
is also necessary for all contestants,
teachers, and accompanists to indicate all
class numbers in which they are involved.
This will avoid conflict in scheduling.' ' •
The festival draws entries from a wide
area including Kitchener, Stratford, Owen
Sound, Goderich and numerous com-
munities surrounding Walkerton. Classes
are available for all age groups, from very
young children to adults, solo and ensemble,
amateur .and professional, school and com-
munity bands and choirs, church choirs,
Blyth Festival secures
grant to conduct study
Student dancers. at the National Ballet
School. will be pirouetting across new dance
floors while , two theatres at the Shaw
Festival will be renovated with the
assistance of grants announced by Minister
of 'Citizenship and Culture ,Lily Munro.
"The arts -are 'the lifeblood of Ontario,"
she said: "Granth, totalling $762,913 will sup-
port renovations and .improvements` to the
facilities of 10 art organizations. This'
government' is committed to ensuring that
artists create • and perform inproper
facilities."
The North Bay Theatre and Arts. Com-
munity Centre will receive a grant to com-
plet construction 'of its new facilities and
the lytta Centre for the Arts will conduct a
4.
feasibility study concerning the need for
future facilities with its grant of $10,938. ,
Factory Theatre Lab and Leah Posluns
Theatre have been allotted more than
$100,000 each to renovate and improve their
theatres.' Charles Street Video and Trinity
Square Video will modify and renovate their
- studios.
This funding has been made possible
through the Community Facilities improve-
ment Programs (CFIPI. This program pro-
vides support to ..community .organizations
to help them purchase, restore, renovate or
construct' buildings to be used for their
programs., • -' • '
• "Audiences,. actors; directors, dancers,
film-makers, and visual artists Will benefit
from these grants," the Minister said.
THIS ", EEK'S SPECIAL
SENIOR BURGE
SMALL )FRENCH FRIES
SMALL PEPSI
Reg. 3.04 — —
Special in effect
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Service clubs and organizations, family flop wood, Secretaries -
classes, and competitive or non competitive`eleen Kaake, Marge Kelly, Pat O'Rourke,
Treasurer - Bill Read, Managing Chairman
- Dick Marshall, Chairpersons of Comrnit-
tees: Scholarship - Cliff Buckingham and
Gerry O'Gorman, Production - Ron Gibson,
Adjudicators - Penny Code, Highlights Con-
cert - Bev Hopwood, Music, - Gertrude
Weber, Syllabus - Bev Hopwood and Jean
Allison, Budget and Finance - Bill Read.
classes. Five halls will hold classes
simultaneously during the week. Festival
v4ek will end with the Highlights Concert on
May 2.
The festival executive for 1987 is as
follows: Founder and Charter President -
Gertrude Weber, President - Jean Allison,
Royal Winnipeg Ballet School
to hold auditions in London
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School Profes-
sional Division will hold auditions at The
Grand Theatre (Rehearsal Room ), 471
Richmond St., in London on Sunday,
February 15, 1987. Auditions are open to
ballet students from age 9, and successful
applicants are given first priority for place-
ment in the 1987 summer session.
Under the direction of RWB Associate Ar-
tistic Director DAVID MORONI, the Royal
Winnipeg Ballet School Professional Divi-
sion was for ided in 1970 to provide a com-
prehensive training programme for the.
young dancer intent upon a ,professional
career. The Professional Division not.nnly
attracts students from across Canada, but
from countries throughout the world.
Students receive a classical ballet training
including pointe and pas de deux, and also
study repertoire, character, jazz, and
modern. Selected senior students receive
performance experience with the Concert
Hour Ballet touring troupe. and perform
with the company of.ythe Royal Winnipeg
..
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PEIRK.
°JAM
2
Ballet in full-iengtn repertotre..Admission is
by audition only, and the summer session
serves as a further audition period prior to
placement in the intensive Fall/Winter,
trainin rogramme.
Stu must register in advance and ap-
plicatio ust be accompanied by the non- .
refundable 'audition fee of $20.00. The audi-
tions take the form of a ballet class with the
audition panel headed by Principal DAVID
MORONI. Students should wear ap-
propriate dancewear and be present 45
minutes prior to audition • time. Younger
students do not require previous " ballet
training. Applications . are available . at
selected dance studios and dancewear shops
in London or from the Royal Winnipeg
Ballet School in Winnipeg and must be
received by January 30, 1987.
For further informatipn regarding audi-
tions or the Professional Div, please contact
Ross Brierton, Coordinator, Prof. Div.,
RWB School, 289 Portage Avenue,' Win-
nipeg, Manitoba R3B 2B4 (204) 956-0183.
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Winter Public Bowling Times
Mon.:
Tues.:
Wed.:
9pm-11 :30pm
9:30am-3pm
.9pm-11:30pm
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Fri.: 6pm-11 pm
Sat.: 1 pm -11 pm
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Monday
January 26
until
Friday
January 30.
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Kickoff your Super Bowl party with
a brimming bucket of flavour.
• Bucket • 15 pieces of chicken
• Large order dines
• 500 mlsalad
Everything for your party •at
Super Bowl Party Headquarters
and at a special touchdown
weekend saving. .
Available
on Saturday, January 24
and Sunday, January 25
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94 ELGIN AVE., EAST, GODERICH
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