Opinion

For half-a-year now, members of
the Showtime Onstage Dance

Last rehearsals before trip

of the 1992 World Exposition as
well as at local schools.

TheReview Wednesday, April8,1992 — A8

DR. M. GAGLIARDI

Company and their families have

planned their lives around the
monthly rehearsal schedules

Their show is a sampling of
many dance types, including jazz,
tap, ballet, and musical theatre. A
feature is their dance interpretation
of The Wizard of Oz in which

issued by teacher/choreographer
Gini Foley.

and fund-raising, it seems their
efforts will definitely by rewarded.

Dorothy visits the “Beautiful
Land of Canada.”

Pianist Louise Elridge has com-
posed three songs for the show, in
honor of Canada’s 125th Birthday,

The show boasts speciali guest,
recording artist Pat Carfra, a chil-
dren’s singer known as Canada’s
Lullaby Lady.

The trip will include a sight-

and other parts of Spain, including
the cities of Lisbon, Algeciras,
Tangier, Fez, Marrakech and
Rabat.

The group extends their thanks
to the community and especially
Sidney, for donations of their time,
money, and support.

The dancers will be making an
appearance at the Parkland Rugby
Talent Night, April 10 and the

Finally, after hours of practising

seeing tour of Portugal, Morocco, ’

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B.C. Property Tax

Reform Committee

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Show concern by

voting with Goulet

Editor:

It is hoped that Ald. Dave Gou-
let*s Notice of Motion, and his
concern about our sewage plant,
will be fully supported by all of
council. (It is the concern of
almost all of Sidney).

Mabel Jean Rawlins-Brannan in
her letter to The Review (Environ-
mental initiative alive, April 1)
congratulated council for showing
leadership in incorporating envir-
onmental concerns with local
decision making.

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Twenty-five dedicated cast
members and 13 adult chaperones
will depart on May 1 for Madrid,
Spain. Both Stelly’s and Parkland
Students are among the cast.

The highlight of their trip will
be a three-day stay in Seville,
where the dance company will
perform at the Canadian Pavilion

Parkland Performing Arts Show on
April 14.

A full exposition of the show
that will be performed in Spain
will take place on Apmil 27 and 28
at Parkland:

The group will also be singing
in the Youth Jazz Festival, April
23:

Goulet’s motion is a wonderful
opportunity for all of council to
support him and continue on with
that leadership of protecting our
fragile environment.

Council has already taken a step
in restricting one type of zoning
from increasing the flood of sew-

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