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Jan. 26, 1994 Based on the number of times an Oakville area muffler shop has been broken into, it appears someâ€" one does not yet understand there is often little money left in the building during the night. The Midas Muffler Shop at 230 Speers Rd. was broken into for the second time this year during the night of Jan. 14th to 15th. It was the fifth time in the last 12 months a bay door window or the rear door has been the point of entry in every case. While there is usually little stolen, consistently replacing winâ€" dows and locks can be expensive. Halton Police have solved two of the entries, but need help solvâ€" ing the two so far this year and one in January 1993. If you have any information that leads to an arrest in this or any other case, you may be eligiâ€" ble for a cash reward of up to $1,000. You need not give your name and your information will be treated with complete anonymity. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to call display. Please call 1â€"800â€"668â€"5151 or 825â€"TIPS. THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Muffler shop popular with thieves 1â€"800â€"668â€"5151 TOLL FREE Blood donor clinic tomorrow An Oakville blood donor clinic will be held tomorrow (Jan. 27th) at Towne Chevâ€"Olds, from 1:30 p.m.â€"8:00 p.m. The clinic is being sponsored by Tim Hortons. The dance is the thing at Oakville Centre The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts hasn‘t missed a step when it comes to bringing great contemporary dance enterâ€" tainment... So Close To Home! The 1993â€"1994 Catch A Shining Star professional Shooting Stars Series, continues to feature Canada‘s up and coming entertainâ€" ers. Featured in an April 9th perforâ€" mance is Toronto Dance Theatre. This dance company offers 14 f internationally acclaimed dancers with a global reputation. Now they bring their exhilarating style to Oakville in a series of educational and performance opportunities not to be missed. Your first step to participate in | this entertaining and educational dance program starts with our comâ€" | plimentary film series â€" Reel Motion. Tonights 7 p.m. showing ; includes: For The Love of Dance (a look at Canada‘s dance industry); Flamenco at 5:15 (a flamenco class at The National Ballet School of Canada); and James Kudelka (a former principal dancer and choreâ€" ographer with The National Ballet, performing In Paradisium). Reel Motion â€" continues Feb. 24th, at 7 p.m., with Gala (featuring classical, jazz, ballet, modern gymâ€" nastics, and pantomime, performed at a gala presentatlon at The National Arts Centre in Ottawa); f and Danny Grossman (a rehearsal showing the Danny Grossman Dance Company‘s original witty, ’ inventive, and technically brilliant dance style). The final films in the _ Reel Motion Series take place Apr. 6th, at 7 p.m. Featured are Blue Snake (showcasing The National Ballet of Canada), and profile preâ€" sentations of David Earle (coâ€" founder, choreographer, and artistic director â€" Toronto Dance Theatre); and Christopher House (choreograâ€" pher and artistic director â€" Toronto ; Dance Theatre). All films in the ’ Reel Motion Series take place in The Oakville Public Library, locatâ€" ed in the Centennial Plaza complex, next to The Oakville Centre. And while you‘re relaxing and enjoying the film series, local comâ€" munity Senior dancers are stepping _ up their skills in a seven month Toronto Dance Theatre residency \ | Theatre Senior dancer, Suzette Sherman, dancers in the Senior class (15 years of age +), are _ being trained in the Graham techâ€" nique. The Senior class will culmiâ€" nate in a performance that will be incorporated into the Apr. 9th Toronto Dance Theatre feature preâ€" sentation taking place at The Oakville Centre. Oakville resident and senior Toronto Dance Theatre residency class participant, Kim Hall, noted that "...The instructor is one of the best I‘ve ever had. She‘s excelâ€" lent...We‘re all (in the residency program) to reach the ultimate goal of â€" performing _ with â€" the company...very few people that dance can say that they have danced with the Toronto Dance Theatre. That‘s exciting...!" The junior Toronto Dance Theatre residency classes (for 14 years and under) begins Feb. 27th in The Oakville Centre Studio Theatre, and culminates in a perforâ€" mance Apr. 9th. Registrations for the junior program are still being accepted at The Oakville Centre. In addition to the residency classes, The Oakville Centre is also offering a step in the right educaâ€" tional direction including: Body Moves â€" a oneâ€"hour stretch and strength class supervised by Toronto Dance Theatre instructors; and Exhibition of Dance, a pictoral and engaging exhibit of Toronto Dance Theatre on display Mar. 2nd to Apr. 9th, in the Town of Oakville main offices, located at 1225 Trafalgar Rd. N. Everyone welcome! A oneâ€"hour complimenâ€" tary School Show, Apr. 13th, at 1:30 p.m., is also being offered to schools interested in taking advanâ€" tage of this rare opportunity. Seating is limited and must be reserved in advance. The opportunity to step out with Toronto Dance Theatre is highâ€" lighted by an evening of dance | program. Supervised by Toronto _ Apr. 9th, 1994. The Oakville Centre‘s Main auditorium will be home to this presentation featured as part of the ©‘93â€"‘94 Catch A Shining Star professional season. Tickets available now for subâ€" scribers and Pickâ€"Aâ€"Star card holdâ€" ers. Single tickets on sale Mar. 9th, 1994. Call the Ticket Office at 815â€"2021, for complete details. Save 20% off your ticket price for the feature presentation on Apr. 9th, 1994, when you attend any of the Toronto Dance Theatre proâ€" grams. Don‘t miss your chance to dance to the beat of a different drum...So Close To Home! Be a part of the Toronto Dance Theatre educational and performance opportunities at The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. For further information on any of the special events being offered through The Oakville Centre and the Toronto Dance Theatre, call the Ticket Office at 815â€"2021, open Monday to Friday, 12 noon to 5 p.m. The Oakville Centre is locatâ€" ed at 130 Navy St. (north end of the Centennial Plaza complex) in downtown Oakville. 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