What's On at The Chantry Centre
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| MODELSEARCH 2010 HAVE YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A MODEL? Potential models are invited to come down to the shopping centre on Saturdays 21 August and 4 September between 11am and 3pm, when a digital photograph will be taken of them. On each day our judges will shortlist 60 contestants whose photographs will be published in the following week’s edition of The Andover Advertiser. Each entrant will be asked for a minimum donation of £1, with all proceeds going to local charities. All 120 contestants will then be invited to attend castings at the Centre on Sunday 19 September when the fashion show finalists will be chosen. The finalists will then be required to attend rehearsals on the evenings of Tuesday 28 September to Friday 1 October with the Fashion Shows on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 October at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. To enter: Pick up a copy of The Andover Advertiser from Monday 9 August to Saturday 4 September. All contestants under 16 must obtain parental consent before attending the scouting days. The prizes: Sandra Reynolds Model Agency will scout one male and one female from all the finalists for a potential interview. All category winners will attend a fashion photoshoot at The Chantry Centre. Rules: The judges decision is final and no cash alternative will be offered. Contestants must be prepared to appear in promotional material and on the partner websites. No communication will be entered into. Closing date Saturday 4 September 2010. Download a leaflet for the event here |
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Wednesday 28 July 11am to 3pm Make a Bee House Children can make a ‘bee house’ out of bamboo to hang in the garden or window sill - this is to encourage the many species of solitary bee to a safe refuge. • The ‘bee house’ is decorated to look like a big bumble bee. • An activity sheet is given out to the children with bee themed games. It will also have a section that will teach children what plants to grow to encourage the bee population. The children’s entertainments are not supervised playschemes and parents are requested to stay with their children and join in the fun. |
