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News TheReview Wednesday, November 28, 1990 — A19
“Benefit concert features big names  *urHousteny AOA EHES

Professional dance production
numbers and musical theatre acts
will fill the stage during Showtime

night.

t’s a benefit production for the
dance programs in both Parkland
and Stelly’s secondary schools
will be held tomorrow night in the
multi-purpose room at Stelly’s
School, program director Gini
Foley said.

Comic Woody Woodland will be

# featured with his latest act. Craig
is —gempstead, a Parkland grad and

professional dancer with STAGES,
will perform a solo, then combine
with Kim Brieland in a perform-
ance designed to demonstrate the ic.
talents of “the best jazz dancers
Victoria has ever seen,” Foley
said.

Production numbers from the
musical No No Nanette, choreo-
graphed by Foley, will be featured.

expected to be an upbeat perform-
ance by the six-member Mt. Doug
Rap Dancers “who are just terrif-

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The show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday in Stelly’s School.
Admission is $6 at the door and
proceeds will go to help the Park-
land Dance Company Tealize a trip

And tap dancers from the Janice _—_‘to Russia and to help the Stelly’s
Tooby-MacDonald Dance Studio Dance Company fund the cost of
will perform. wood floor sand costumes for

A high point in the evening is upcoming productions.

BOANCE WITH THE male chorus of No No Nanette, with Marlene Docherty, in the production
number One Sfep. Several numbers from the production will be on stage at Stelly’s School
tomorrow night during a benefit show.

Broak-in artist

nailed by police

Central Saanich police believe
they have apprehended a man
responsible for a number of busi-
hess break-ins in Central Saanich
and other Greater Victoria munici-
palities.

facing three counts of committung

break and enter and two counts of

break and enter with intent at five

Rajpur Place businesses, all on

Nov. 15. He is also charged with

possession of house breaking
@ tools.

Robert Jason Roberts appeared
in Victoria provincial court Nov.
19 and was scheduled to appear
for a bail hearing Monday.

During the business break-ins,
in the Keating Industrial area,
doors were entered after a pry bar

ee was used, Central Saanich deputy
police Chief George Lawson said.

Among the items taken from the
five businesses was a hand-held
ofcillofscope valued at $3,200, two
Flake multi-meters valued at $420
each, a personal computer with
attachments, a metal cash box and

=a petty cash drawer.

eS “It was with the quick assis-

me @ lance of the Esquimalt police

f~ department that we were able to
resolve this issue,” Lawson said.

Information vital to solving the

crimes was provided by the Esqui-

malt police.

Police are still investigating 17
break and enters but are confident
about this latest catch.

“As a result of this, about 60
* business break-ins in the Greater
Victoria area may be resolved,”

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