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CHRONICLE "CONSULT US FOR YOUR "StCNtftfTMUr' GOOD saw or ROOM sum & MILL suns mamas: FROM SEE US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUYS.' r/l ,7 Blyth summer festival gets grants A ballet adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. a well-known fairy tale, will be presented by the Bernd Juche School of Ballet June 16 at 7:30 pm. in Waterloo Collegiate auditorium. The music used in the bal- let has been adapted from compositions by Ravel. The ballet will be directed by The Blyth Summer Festi- val has received, grants of $5,000 from the Ontario Arts Council and $6,000 from Wintario's Cultural Olympics to' help finance the festivars second sea- play, The funds from the Cul- tural Olympics, will go to- ward the production of an original work by Jim Schaefer. This provincial support has enabled Artis- tic Director James Roy to commission an original Ballet school presents fairy tale "" sq. yd. “.75 sq. yd. 34.9 sq. yd. 3735 sq. yd. 37.95 sq. yd. $7.95 sq. yd. 85.4! sq. yd. SPECIAL PRICE by Lister Sinclair. This new musical version ot Mr. Sinclair's wry about a Scottish immigrant family living in Canada in the 1840‘s will be co-directed by James Roy and Stephen Thome. The music is be ing composed by Glenn - Morley and is based on traditional Scottish tum. season to August 14th this have been designed by Betty Jean Layton. _ The role ot Beauty will be danced by Marybeth Fur, a pupil at Mr. Juche who has studied in Toronto and re- cently participated in a per- formance of the Tomdto Regional Ballet Company. Other solo parts will he by Alice Munro was origin- ally produced as a C.B.C. drama. Now adapted for the theatre, its first stage performance will take RT}? The1rsaseeytrru_ir3rd 1HnrrMetMr+d played by Joan McCauley. Carol Kemp and Mite Totake." Mr. Juche will dancethepartof “Rather. obtained from Mrs. Bock at 744-7493. “Prices are $2.50 for adults and $1 for chil- place July 6. Back after three of Harry J. 'Boyle‘s Wis entitled m ii Clever. The play, which opens July Wth, has been enlarged this year, amrttie addition of musical num- bers will make it better than western musical comedy about the Olympics special- ly cmmnittaioeted by the Blyth Summer Festival andwritten byJim Schaefer. It opens July 27th with Fred Thury of Toronto as guest director. .- Forty-six students are in The final production will