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On Friday:,' April dur-
ing. the afternoon,' a. work-
shop for the Prama Students
was condueted h), Directer
Paul Thompson. Mr. Thomp-
sop „Ls_theA,•,egorfor The at -
re Passe Mvraille, a theafie
• .based in Toronto. He may be
falniliar to • Some :by the
sham:5 he has directed that
have toured the area sttch as
,last year's .`The Death of the
Dennellys' shown in Blyth,
• as well as others including
the 'Farm Show' and a col-.
ective called 1837.
For the vvorkshOp the stud- like, Put, gradually, .as they
Continued talking, laughter
Ceased'as they concentrated
on what they were doing.
The purpose of haring every-
one do the sounds all at once
was, so -'that the glide
plied thatlho only S'UbStan-
tial difference was possiblV
Or topics students chose to
create a song or play on,
Concerning the emphasis put
on ,`Canadian' theatre he telt
--nthatit-was-hasicallY-a-mattet
ents gathered on the floor of
the. gym and Mr. Thompson
began a ,discussion .of the
sorts of theatrics employed
such as Music, to draw outran
audience! Later he condacted
a few eXereises to loosen up would' he able to .do anything
the students.. One WAS- to' and not be eMbarrassed; this
`find yOurown space' accom- proved .:successful as' the
fished by: lying. on.. the floor whole, gym soon reverberat-
and then talking. In' the ed, with sound..
beginning, laughter quite When was dene, the
often broke out because the students gathered, again to
students were self-conscious liSten ..excerpts of- the
as to What they would look CKNX BarnDance that was
once a regular feature sever-,
al years ago, The music: itself
as well as the methods of the
announcer were lightly. stud
.led. This proved to be the
spring heard for the students
oil from the crankcase ;and to begin making, uP.their Own
ing chores easier is to keep, replace it with fresh oil, of the songs and music from •a
tools in good working order,: type recommended in the conglemeration of ideas a
says Ryss Goznrne,' Ontario',' operating manlier: melodies that they came up
Ministry of. Agriculture and . Clean or replace spark . with.
Food horticulinrist. Pings, and .hO sure•the spark Later,' at the suggestion of
. ."Cleati the metal parts .of plug" wire ha been., diseell Mr; Thompson, two students -
d before checking the did an impromtu skit-portray-
remove.
,tools with steel wool. necte
rust..: After dieifilni, blade. When sharpening the ing a character with whom
rub the theta wit h an 'oily blade, be careful not to'file it they were familiar. When
cloth to prevent further rust out. out •of balance, asked if he found a difference
ing. Shovel, hoe and spade "It is also a good idea to. between workshops he had
edges can be sharpened wash all plastic garden tools. conducted in the city and the
easily with a file.• This bef°re using them:again this country, Mr. Thompson re-
method of sharpening is also year,," says Mr. Gonone,
recommended for lawn mow- •
er 'blades," says Mr. QOM- ONO 1111:
Lawn mowersaprobablV re-
cewe. , more.., .use _than any. ~,
other piece -of garden equip
-Ment,. so good .Ma.maintenance.
iS especially important. Gn a
hot surrintlay. lawn mow-
'. er breakdOwns can be frust n -
LatingHtetevetithe—most
patient gardener.. .
To';get,{your lawn mower Pm
ready for the new season:
• wash the exterior with kero-
sene or fuel oil to remove.
dirt, grease' and grass elip-;
Pings that may have accuind- no
dated last season. Remove IN
and clean, the air filter ac:,
cording to the manufactur-
er' s instructions. Drain ':dirty
One way to . make garden .
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Wednesday to Tuesday, April 23 - 29 '
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of,"Canadians doing Cana&
ian works rather than trying
to imitate 'someone 'else." If
he had any advice to:give to •
an aspiring actor.or'' actress,
it .would be that the person
Should not be selfleonscions
as to what he is portraying
but allow hithself to find his
'space', *; enabling him • to
explore his character and
thus portray it successfhily,
Berrtiee Plasschler, 12 F
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