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The campaign raised more than $2.5 million â€" funds needed to help ensure a viable and successâ€" ful symphony for the future Save Our Symphony also gave rise to substantial disâ€" These consultation sesâ€" sions follow the Save Our Symphony campaign , launched in October 2006 Thc Kitchener Waterloo Symphony (KWS) is inviting the communiâ€" ty to an open dialogue about the direction of the organization in a series of sessions called Staying Conâ€" nected. t 53°> Kâ€"W Symphony hopes to keep momentum with new Staying Connected sessions o Spring Home Care Centre _ Hardwood Specials! Rt?ciic?:;k lli!ogr[ __â€"_ _ Cherry Uni Clic Real Wood 9/16"x7â€"5/16"x82" (Reg. $5.29 sq. ft.) No Nailing Needed WATERLOO CHRONICLE "We want to hear from everyone in the community. We will balance the various interests of the musicians, the artistic vision that is *+Wednesday, February 21, 2007 I â€" M CC around key questions and areas for development and future planning. During the community consultation sessions, the KWS will open a dialogue The Staying Connected sessions continue that disâ€" cussion. cussion in the community about the role of the KWS, its value to the community and the role of music in this area. U"El‘l‘y â€" '.W Hardwood Floor Del",e,.’ A16"x7â€"516"vaar m _ a $ 356 â€" (Reg. 3509’:; z:) 9/16"x7â€"5/16"x82" ARTS FOCUS ter, our symphony‘s new music director, and the needs and desires of this community," says Christoâ€" developed by Edwin Outwa "We want to hear from everyone in the community," â€" Christopher Sharpe acting general manager 51 City Hall, third floor council chambers; Feb. 23, 1â€"3 p.m. and 7â€"9 p.m., Kitchener City Hall, Conestogo Room: and Feb. 26. 3â€"5 p.m. and 6:30â€" 8:30 p.m., Guelph River Run Centre, Cooperator‘s Hall. There is no charge and coffee will be served. Sessions will be held throughout the region from Feb. 21â€"26 according to the following schedule: Feb. 21, 3â€"5 p.m. and 6:30â€"8:30 p.m., Waterloo City Hall, council chambers; Feb. 22, 1â€"3 p.m. and 7â€"9 p.m., Cambridge pher Sharpe, acting general manager of KWS. The first is on Feb. 25 at 3 p.m Church in Waterloo. The second is at Grandview B Kitchener on March 4 at 3 p.m. For more information, go to w winds.ca. Wellington Winds Ontario â€" is holding sions. Lost & Found Theatre will 1 miere of Falling: A Wake by Ga 15 at 8 p.m. It will play at the Registry T St.. Kitchener. until March 24. Tickets, which cost $18 to $ at the Centre in the Square box 578â€"1570 or 1â€"800â€"265â€"8977, 0, square.com. Concert band Wellington Winds to play at Waterloo church 0765 March Break pottery classes for ( seven and up will be held at the Way Workshop in Waterloo Park. The classes will run from March 12 to 11 a.m. The cost is $65. For more information: Pantaet Mia.: Wc enE ds Tickets, which cost $15 in door, are available at the Mei Credit Union and Music Plus. The Menno Singers, with members of Nota Bene Period Orchestra, will present the Babylonian Waters concert on March 4. This concert will feature baroque masterpieces by J. S. Bach and Michelâ€"Richard de Lalande. It will be held at the Zion United Church, 232 Weber St. W., Kitchener, at 3 p.m. "icL 0. N Lost & Found theatre to open world premiere of Falling: A Wake Menno Singers preparing for next concert Kids‘ pottery classes on during March Break at Waterloo Park n Yinds â€" a concert band in central is holding its latest concert on two occa information, contact Maria at 519â€"886 »randview Baptist Church in * Registry Theatre, 122 sat eurenei m Square box office by calling 519 oo mss . go to www .wellington * will present the world preâ€" by Gary Kirkham on March he Mennonite Sa-\fifig;‘:;nd Plus. or at www.centre asses for children ages at the Waterloo Potters 26. c at the First United an be purchased advance 22 Frederick to 15, from 9 , $18 at the