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them Rachmaninoff‘s Ave Maria, Love Songs of Johannes Brahms and several Spirituals, will be performed in Menno Singer‘s final Spring Concert at Rockway Mennonite Collegiate, Saturday, May 23 at 8 p.m. Tickets for the spring concert are available at Menmnonite Credit Union, Provident Bookstore and other usual ticket outiets, as well as from choir members and at the door. They are $6 for adulits, $4 for students and seniors. Children are admitted free. take place May 16â€"18, the Victo ria Day holiday weekend, at Dogn Heritage Crossroads. Herbs, Nower and vegetable gardens will be planted over the three day weekend and costumed staff will be on hand to demonâ€" Each day at 2 p.m. children, aged 10 and over, may particiâ€" pate in handsâ€"on workshops, making a birdhouse ar a <ceareâ€" Vivaidi‘s Magaificat and a potpourri of shorter numbers, Menno Singers perform final spring concert Seeding Time at Doon Crossroads crow . Space for each workshop is required. Telephone the village for further information. Sunday and Monday, May 17 and 18, villagers will celebrate Queen Victoria‘s Birthday with a free birthday cake and home made ince cream â€" while it lasts â€" Call 893â€"1914 for further inâ€" Beethoven‘s Ninth wraps Masterpiece series season Daniel Lickti, baritone. No symphony took Beethoven so long to write, and none cost him such mental anguish and creative struggle as his ninth symphony. It proved to be his most monumental creation within the symphonic mold, a work that he flooded with humanity and compassion. Although the work evokes themes of strugâ€" gle and defeat, the spirit is essentially triumphant, climaxing in that stirring hymn to the brotherhood of man, the famous Ode to Rarely performed because of the difficulty of Beethoven‘s demanding score and because of the number of musicians required (an expanded orchestra, large choir, and four soloists), ‘the Kâ€"W Symphony, under the direction of Raffi Armenian, will be joined by the Kâ€"W Philharmenic Cheir and four soloists: The 1986487 KWS Masterpiece Series will close with one of the most magnificent musical creations of all time â€" Beethoven‘s Symphony No. 9, the ‘Cheoral Symphony‘ â€" Friday and Saturday, May 22 and 23 at 8 p.m. at Centre In * *SCHOOL FOR THE VISUAL ARTS _ **SUMMER ART What â€" This new course for Grade 7â€"12 students What â€" These courses a will explore various techniques and media. Grade 6 pupils. It is taught by experienced artists. painting, printm? Where â€" The Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Art Gallery, 101 pottery, cartooni Queen St. N., Kitchener. Where â€" in Cambridge & When â€" July 6â€"29, 1987, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Coronation Put Cost â€" $250 with registration form. â€" In Eimira at Pa .. AHUNCHC! gnu a! JUuUdUy T UPnL z ile School, 171 Frederick St., Kitchener. SF°' G;nadf‘fm‘,"&"} When â€" July 6â€"29, 1987, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Session 2 â€" July 20â€"31 Cost â€" $250 with registration form. â€" All classes will be held 9 am. to 12 noon. «* Cost â€" $35 for one week for Kindergarten to gm:'DTUCAT'ON Grade 3 and $60 for two weeks for Grade What â€" This twoâ€"week course will offer 60 Grade ** DRIVER EDUCATION 6â€"8 students an opportunity to learn What â€" 25 hours of classroom instruction is outdoor skills. Open to recommended offered in all aspects of safe driving. students throughout Waterioo Region. Students may enrol in 10 hours of inâ€"car Where â€" Cameron Heights Collegiate, 301 Charles training following the inâ€"class session. St. E., Kitchener. From July 20â€"25 Open to secondary school students, 16 participants will stay at the Leslie Frost and over. Students must have a beginner‘s Natural Resources Centre in Dorset. license before starting the inâ€"car training. When â€" July 13â€"25, 1987. Where â€" Grand River Ws Indian Rd., Cost â€" $13#/ with registration form. Kitchener and at iew Park Secondary School, 55 McKay Ave., Cambridge. When â€" July 6â€"17, 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Cost â€" No charge for the inâ€"class session. $150 for inâ€"car training. REGISTER FOR THESE SUMMER SENSATIONS NOW AT YOUR LOCAL SCHOOL OR THE ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION .DEPARTMENT AT THE EDUCATION CENTRE, 51, ARDELT AVE., KITCHENER. For more information call 742â€"1751 (Cambridge Callers Zenith 91630), Extension 298. nPB «e _ â€" Community Schools, Community People â€" * * SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS What â€" Young people interested in performing and technical arts will enjoy this program. No experience necessary. Placement auditions will be heid May 23 and June 27 to determine the level a pupil should enter; Junior level for Grades 6â€"8, Senior level for Grades 9â€"13 and the Technical program for Grades 9â€"13. Where â€" The Centre in the Square, 101 Queen St. N., Kitchener and at Suddaby Public School, 171 Frederick St., Kitchener. When â€" July 6â€"29, 1987, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost â€" $250 with registration form. Register your child now for any of these exciting summer programs offered by the Waterioo County Board of Education: Adult and Continuing Education sopramo; Carol Aun Feldâ€" The Waterioo C Joy. The four soloists who, with the Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir, will sing this glorious finale are wellknown not only to Kâ€"W area music lovers but also to national and internaâ€" tional audicences. Soprano Irena Welhasch has received critiâ€" cal acciaim throughout Canada for both opera and concert appearances. Careol Aun Feldstein, since graduating from Wilfrid Laurier University, has become a regular performer with the KWS, appearing in a Masterpiece concert, several chamber series concerts, and, in the fall of 1986, as one of six outstanding soloists in the world premiere of Winthrop. Currently Head of the Voice Faculty and Director of Opera at the San Diego State University of California, tenor Martin Chambers is wellâ€"known for his concert and oratorio appearances. Daniel Lickti performs regularly throughout North America with such prestigious organiâ€" zations as the Bethichem Bach Festival; he has appeared with the San Francisco Symâ€" phony and with members of the Cleveland These courses are open to Kindergarten to Grade 6 pupils. They will learn drawing, painting, printmaking, puppetry, sculpture, pottery, cartooning and more. â€" in Cambridge at Centennial, Highland and Coronation Public Schools. â€" In Eimira at Park Manor Public School. â€" In Kitchener at Alpine, King Edward, Pioneer Park, Staniey Park and Westheights Public Schools. â€" in New Dundee at New Dundee Public For Kindergarten to Grade 3 pupils Session 1 â€" July 6â€"10 Session 2 â€" July 13â€"17 Session 3 â€" July 20â€"24 Session 4 â€" July 27â€"31 Board of Education Session 1 â€" Session 2 â€" Session 3 â€" Session 4 â€" In Waterioo at Centennial, N.A. MacEachern and Sandowne Public