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Off to New Brunswick Local choir looking for sponsors Buying and mile or more will help send the Milton Youth Chorus on exciting summer exchange program The Milton Youth Chorus, directed by Monette Gould, is planning a summer trip to New Brunswick as part of an excbange programn with the Young Acadian Singera. in order to raise money for the trip, the chorus is aaking local businesses for help via sponsorships. The Milton Youth Chorus bas comne.up -wilh tise 'Buy a Mile' campaign in which Milton businesses can buy as many miles 'as tsey wish for the children on their trav- et of 1,490 miles to New Brunswick and back. Sponsorship opportunities include one mile for $25, 10 miles for $50, 20 miles for $75,'25 miles for $100 and 50 miles for $200. Sponsors acknowledged Though a charitable donation receipt cannot be given for any donations, ail sponsors will be acknowledged in Milton Youth Chorus programas. AIl cheques can be made payable to the Milton Youth Chorus and sent to: Mary Van Dijk, president, Milton Youth Chorus, R.R. 2, Csmpbellville, Ont., LOP IBO. Contact Ms Van Dijk at 954-0263 for further information. Run by volunteers, the Milton Youth Chorus is a non-profit organization estab- lished in 1991 and since then bas run a community choir for children aged 8 te, 16 years. ~- GEORGETOWN CINEMAS 235 GUELPH STRIEET 873-1999 0 RETURN TO ME[!2.G DiS 645pj- 9pZfL SaI =2Ml pMt & 4:10 Vgm. 0 THE SKULLS M~ Dmily 6:55 pet. & 9:00 petm. 0 MY DOO SKIP FANý Set &Sun. 20 .lt &3:50pli. *be ROAD TO EL DORAD FAýý Sot. & Sun. 2:00 pet. à 4:00 p. -W RNBROOwKOVICH IAA [Delly6:45 pm & 9:15 pet. --Exhibition will feature local artists Award-winnsng Milton artists Maureen Casteller and Virginia Wilson will team rsp for a colourful spriusg exhibition called 'Catch thse lle show will opent Weclnesday and continuse until May 14 at tise William's Mill Gallery in Gien Williams. Tbougb tIhe artiats each work in a différent medium, botta share a comn- mon«thread witb tiseir use of colour and shape. Ms Wilson creates glass ait and cen be woen during tise summner, montas ait tise Ontario Renaissance Festival blowing glass. Meanwbile. Ms Casteller paints large contesiaporary mixed media paintinga. Sise bas worked diligently to promote arts anr culture in Halton tbrougb Ants Miltona and tise Milton Leisûre Contre. - The, artists will be on hand as the show Saturday, Apr. 22 from 2 to 4 pin. 'ne gai kiy is located as 515 Main SLten>Wilfiamns is situated-beteen Terra Cotta and Gborgetown. 'Cail 873-8203 for furtiser informa- tion. , -OEDLVR -RESINU *DD' PHGaEs -I11 V-1The% Canadien Champion, Frlay. AMuI 1 4,2000 -19 Flurry of awards for dancers Members of Dance Elite's senior competitive company represent Milton well in two recent contests Milton's Dance Elîte Competitive Company has kicked off the competitive season witb a flurry of awards from recent coin- petitions. Tise senior company, under tbe direction of Mamnie Palmer, took home the cboreograpby award for the 'Drums on the Nile' modem dance. Cboreograpbed by Ms Palmer, it was performed by Katie DeCaire, Ashleigh Lewis, Sarah Hamilton, Jennifer Pender, Garion Sparks- Austin and Andrea Stockton. TMe top novice duet or trio award went to Addison Brasit and Atlana McLeod for the jazz duet 'Jump, Shout, Boogie'. The competitive team also eamned first, second and third-place awards as well as judges picks such as 'Great Potential, Technique and Style and Terrific Timing'. And Sarah Hamilton's lyrical solo 'Crucify' won ber a fiftb place finish in the contest's overail solo category. The contesta included the Rhythm Dance Competition in Hamilton and the CDTA Compétition. The Candiana Collection of Group of Seven Art Show and Sale is currently taking place at thé Harrop Art Gallery and Framing Warehouse. The show, which includes works by A.J. Casson and otber members of the Group of Seven, will contin- ue until May 15. Featured attse event are canvas editions that have neyer been avail- able. Quantities of tbe rare pieces are limited. The Harrop Art Gallery is locat- ed on Steeles Avenue, est of Martin Street. Admission is free. *265 ft-lb torque @ 3,200 RPM *Ai mode 4-wheel dnive (automatic 4-wheel drive selector dial) e Fuel tank skid plate * 16" alloy wheels a Air conditioning - Bosea acoustically tuned audio system e Upgrade 6-diso in-dash CD autochanger * Power sliding glass sunroof *And much more... 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