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WHITBYFMHE PRE88I~ ~DNE8DAY~NOV4~'4990.~PAEEi8 Mose Scrlett atfokshow MOSE SCARLET Wozïe'sbarbershop corusin filswing Thefa]lhas been a eawof begiinings for Eastside Harmony SChorus. The 35-meniber women's Sbarbershop chorus was offcially i approved for public performances inSeptember by Harmony ILn ternational (formerly. Sweet Adlines Inc.). Since then the chorus lias. performed thre tmes, moot recently at the Pickering Arts Council"Gala 90" show Oct. 21. The show included sfingers and dancers from around the Durham ares.. Headiners were eight-time THE FESTIVAL 0)F LIGETS is underway at Gidien Gardens, until Jan. 6, with three shows mightly and a miniature Sat Ja ýrade, .." Juno award-winners, The Good Brothers. The chorus, havig comZleted ail required steps, wi b officially chartered as a Harmony Inentonal chorus by Feb. 1, 1991. A charter party te b. attended by members of other choruses throughout region 16, is planned for Feb. 21, 1991. There are now more than 35 choruses in region 16. The 1991 region 16 chorus conipetition will b. held in April in Syracuse, N.Y. Eastsde Harmony chorus is now busy preparing two songs, a brand new. stage costume, and a showmanship package. Hopes are high to finish in the top 10. Eastside Harmony Chorus provides not only fiendship and fun te, its members but also a chance te realize personal potential as a perforer and singer. No prior expenience is required. Interested women aged 18 and over are invited to attend a rehearsal or ca]I for fuirther information. Rehearsals are every Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium at 1955 Valley Farm Road (Orchard Villa Seniors Home). Cail Cathy at 434-1726 or Jackie at 686-2767 for further information. Tinki quilts at art centre An exhibition ofquisb Judith Tinki will b. hel at the Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle from Nov. 25 te Dec. 15. Her works have been shown throughout Ontario, many of them m significant collections. An opening reception will be held Nov. 25, 1 te 4 p.m.; the artistVs lecture will be on Nov. 25, 3 p.m.; an idea workshop on uitaking will be on Sunday, $e2 10 a.m. te 4 p.xn. (cost For mnore informnation~ call,623- Mos. Scarleti will perform i Oshawa on Nov. 24 as a presen- tation of the Vital Spark Folk Club. .Scarlett .-- crooner, guitarist composr and 'Dealer in Son Ji the Heart' -- performàsjamz,nblues and ragtime. Also performning will b. the Vital Spark Band consisting of Blain ullbrook,ý Peggy Hooke and AI Parih,-and Céunty Vau- deville, consisting Of Paul Mors and Peter Stephens. - Tckets are $7 ($6 for folk club member). The 'show, at the Masonic Hall, Oshawa, starts at 8 p.M. The folk society and Mariposa Folk Foundation will present a special concert at the I[rish Cana - Folk art at gallery An exhibition of folk art by regional artist Sheila Maloney beg an Nov. 8 at the Robert MLuglilin Gallery. Included in the exhibition will be. paintings, woodicut prints, quilts, soft sculptures and work- with paper-mache. Maloney is a self-taught, con- temporary folk artist. She spi*ns, weaves, hooks rugs, sews, paints and quilts. Her primitive designs are worked in many media. dian Centre, 1650 Dupont St., Toronto, onhNov. 22. Performing will "'b. Andy Stewart, formerly'of the SotishZ group Silly'Wizard, and Manus Lunny formerly of the Scots band daperaillie. Also performing will be- Bobby Watt, of Cromdare and the Vital Spark Band, Brian Taheny, of Trp Splinter, and Loretto TIzeny, on flute and whistle. Tickets are $12 ($10 for mem-7 bers) for the show, te begini at 8 p.m. DINING LOUNGE Good Food at Good Prices Cosy Firepace Comfortable Atmosphere Imported Beer on DPraf't - acilitie Ii.AvY>ibI ourISI 227 BROOK ST. S. WHITBY For reservations cail 666-221 1,*' I EW20% OFF NEW ENROLMENTS- NOW! (With, this ad) ILearn to Dance for the Parties tart tonighl. and enjoy the good-ticmes and arties. Ils fun and romanlîc too I Enjoy the feeling of holding someone close and moving logeiher as one to the music. Y ES, YOU STILL HAVE TIME... PHONE NOW I ~~ Franchised DneSuios 0)A M IOPM d409 BRDCK ST. S-S WHITBN LJ~]430-0014- - I I I I I I I I ~ I I I ~1 THE CORPORTATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY ATTENTION! BOOKING A TOWN FACILITY ? Commencn ECEMBER 30 1990, g ritsfrt.use of al halls, sprsflesand recreatIon facilities willissrom one centralized loain to serve you botter. 402 Victoria St. IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX 500 Victonla Street 668-7765 Wth hours more conducive to your ifestyle 1 :8:30si. $0o8:30 p.m. M. ý - - - Éý4 Uï éÎm" Qfý-f - r; q