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APRIL 13, 1972 14] TERRACE B. AY NEWS PAGE 13 \ YF - « Goway asks agents to join young travel revolution Goway Travel Advisors, which has specialized in the youth travel market in Canada. is now going after business from the re- ail agent. The company, which is located at 53 Yonge St., Toronto I. is of- fering ? camping tours through Europe, Russia and North Africa. Goway represents Transit Travel of London, England and offers five basic European-Rus- sian camping trips ranging in length from five weeks to 14 weeks. Youth air fare is extra. Also available are brochures describing Sundowners coach and camping tours from London overland to Kathmandu for from 64-72 days for $337 low season and $375 high season plus meals and some accommodation. Sundowners also offers a 23- day tour to Russia, Poland and Finland ex London for $222.50 including food plus air fare. A 38-day northern and eastern- Europe package is $330 including food. "Often the retail agent doesn't have anything to offer the young traveller on a budget," said Bruce Hodge of Goway. The company is sending out flyers to agents asking them to join the "young travel revolution." A sample trip is a nine-week Central European holiday which visits England, France, Andorra, Spain, Monaco, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria, Leichtenstein, Switzerland, Germany, Holland and Belgium and costs $581 in- cluding food, visas and insurance. Lake of the Woods Art Cenire The "committee "that is working aard on the "Music" Section of the - Pilot 'Program scheduled for July 16th to July 30th' at Devil's .Gap Lodge are as follows: Al Minshall - Chairman Catherine McLeod Clifford Kitson Jerry Litman Sister-Gabriel Bruyere Roger Swanson Earl Bryngelson George Demediuk *Douglas Campbell *Melanie Barnard * Donna Abbey * Lynn Dexter *Secondary School Students A circular has been distributed and the copy is reproduced be- low for those who are interested. "A two week course in Instru- mental Music is being planned for the Kenora area, to be held sometime between July 1st and August 15th, 1972. This course will include Instru- mental Application. (Clinical Instruction) as well as history and appreciztic~. of musie, with much em: .asis being directed toward "Jazz", which is the foun- dation of "Rock and Roll", 'Swing, which is: the foundation "Rythm and Blues" and the sound of the "Big Dance Band". The total cost of the course is $150.00, which includes regis- tration, room and board at one of Kenora's most luxurious re- sorts and clinical instruction from five of the finest instrumental specialists in Canada. To establish a level of compet- ence, applications must include a letter of recommendation from -a qualified music ifstructor. Aud- itions may be required. Applications will be considered for the following instruments: Flute - Clarinet - Saxaphone - Trumpet - Trombone - French Horn - Euphonium - Tuba - Per- cussion (to include Dance Drums)." Persons of all ages interested in participating in - this - exciting, first-time experience for our area should contact the Chair- man, Mr A. Minshall. by writing c/o Lakewood Secondary School, Kenora, Ontario. i sandwich nut!" "Holsum's freshness made me a all the ood things baked in