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For some it has been a means of improving posture or correct physical problems and for others it has led to professional careers as dancers, models or dance teachers Dennis Moore has spent 20 years teaching dancing in Richmond Hill and said he is ready for twenty more. Mr. Moore is very proud of the During the intervening years many students have crossed the threshold of Mr. Moore‘s studio. The Ontario Youth Choir is coming to Thornhill September 23. The program featuring the 40 handpicked singers between the ages of 16 and 23 from across Ontario under the direction of Robert Cooper. will be at Holy Trinity Church on Brooke Street. Mr, Moore who moved The Dennis Moore School of Dancing to larger premises in Bayview Plaza last November. began teaching in 1958 at Richvale Community Centre. York Region's own Cantabile Choir is sponsoring the concert and will be selling lickets for $3.50 each. Youth choir coming They will be selling tickets this Saturday and also September 9 from the booth in front of Blacks Camera Store in the Hillcrest Mall. 20th anniversary for dance studio C-2 â€" THE. LIBERAL. Wednesday. August Em Eihrml advertiser? Oppreoo Q YOU SEPT. 4 - 6th SEPT. 7 - 9m PHONZIE BATTERED WIVES APPEARING NEXT WEEK MOXY Dennis Moore This young lady who has lived in Thornhill and Richmond Hill was totally dedicated to dancing, a winner three years in a row at the Peel Festival Dance Competition, as the best all round dancer. Her most recent ac- complishment Is she IS currently appearing as a member of “Les Grande Ballet Canadienne" a Montreal based ballet company. Gerald Gray. one of Mr. Moore‘s students from his New Toronto studio, has danced in the major cities of the world with the rock ballet “Tommy", which proves there is definitely a future for a young man in the world of dance as a performer or a teacher. One that brings a special sense of pride is Carolyn Lismore. achievements of these former students as each career requires a great deal of sacrifice. dedication and sheer hard work. he said. ‘tormer or a teacher. RED CLOUD LOUNGE APPEARING IHU UI'IIII'IILL LIU I‘D @BINGD 7:40 pm. Earlybirds WITHIN WED. SEPT. 6 EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPDJ'_$1,000.00 “1% Local boy on Music Man stage 30, 1978 John St. and Bayview_ Ave. Thornhill THORNHILL LIONS George Wizner Bryant. a ballad writer cum historical entertainer. will be at Hillcrest Mall this Saturday to put on a program he calls “Ballads of Canada“. It‘s an audio-visual display that is based on songs Wiz has written about the Canadian wilds and Canada in general. One of his first songs is entitled Song for Greyowl â€" about an author and con- servationist in northern British Columbia. He has written others about Sir Wilfred Grenfell, a medical missionary on the coast of Labrador (one of whom he calls the Davy Crocketts of Canada), The Bluenose (the nice looking boat on the back of our dimes) and one inspired by a report done by Justice Thomas Berger on the Mackenzie Valley His hands are thin and his six-foot-two-inch, 135- pound frame has about as much shape as the CN Tower â€" that’s an unlikely description for a guitar-pickin', Canada loving man named “Wiz”. The latest success in a Richmond Hill theatrical family is 10 year old Ted Bunker. Young Ted won a contest sponsored by Robert Simpson Com- pany offering as a prize a part in "The Music Man". recently opened in Toronto and starring 'l‘ony Randall. Jddith Bunker. Ted's mother said the boy's grandmother entered ‘his Wiz is coming to the Hill Lhe find of meJriment as l s ups an downs. £313; 8:00 pm. Regular Games He has a powerful faith and optimism in people. Wiz firmly believes you can‘t hate or hurt anything you know and understand â€" that is why he writes and sings his songs. After awhile you realize it‘s not just his songs that are interesting and en- tertaining but that the man, who reminds you much of a very large child, is something special. Five boys and five girls were chosen out of 500 entries to do chorus work in eight performances at the O‘Keefe Centrei Pipeline Inquiry. called Song of Survival. He also sings a fine ballad called Caribou Wind, which he says, was originally called Buffalo Wind, until he found out that Canada has probably the last free- roaming caribou herd in the world. Wiz (his father also used the name) started playing guitar when he was 15 and wrote his first tune when he was in high school. He didn‘t get serious about songâ€" writing until four years ago and now he‘s 29. name and picture in the Toronto area contest at the Queen Street store. “He was so excited." said Mrs. Bunker, “he is really enjoying him§elf_.“ Asked if he thought people might get too interested and spoil the Mrs. Euhker said she was surprised to hear her son very “cool and CryStal Beach General AdmIS‘ Includes balhun alludes except The Texas Rev: Water SIIde Plrk Noun: Closed al Monday: excepl Sepu 1230pm1011pm Hourllhrough Labor Dny Tuesdays through Samraays 12 30 pm to 11 pm. Sundays 1 30 pm to 11 pm s1.00" Ontario :epl Septembe {OH pm \SSIO" ng beach )I The CO! and lame! not The casual“ in an interview with radio station CFRB saying he was not nervous and said he‘d like to go into commercials when he gets older. In the past. Ted has taken ballet and jazz lessons for three years as well as taken part in the usual recitals that go with the lessons and acted in two plays. beautiful places of the North, after he described such a serene image of them. he said: “No. you‘ve gotta take the chance and hope they will love it and treasure it and not destroy it. One play was as en Registration 1 Tues. Sept. 5; 2 pm. - 9 pm. Wed. Sept. 6, 2 pm. < 9 pm. Thurs. Sept. 7, 2 pm. - 9 pm Fri. Sept. 8 2 pm. - 9 pm. Expert Instruction Live a |itt|e Live a lot Learn to Disco On the spot dTéEnnis moore Dennis Moore For further information, please call 8842875 STUDIO AT BAYVIEW PLAZA RICHMOND HILL Dan George says â€" you‘ve got to go out and talk to the animals and let them talk to you. What you don't understand you fear and what you fear you destroy, but if you know something you won't feel like that.“ tertainment at a general meeting of the Curtain Club and the other was a school play where he played Mr. Dobbins in Tom Sawyor. 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