The Citizen, 1992-04-08, Page 27Environmental friends
Happy Birthday
Love, your family
A new spirit
of giving
Jim and Dave are bringing their Awesome Environmental Adventure to the Blyth Memoria
Hall on Sc^turday, April 25. Their zany, yet informative show, will teach the children, and the
adults, in the audience, smart environmental practices.
Environmental adventure at Blyth
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8,1992. PAGE 27.
HAVE A
"NIFTY FIFTY!"
James Gordon and David
Archibald have combined their
considerable talents to create a
zany yet informative new environ
mental show, which comes to Blyth
Memorial Hall on Saturday, April
25, at 2 p.m.
Jim and Dave's Awesome
Environmental Adventure rounds
out the Blyth Festival of Entertain
ment's Just For Kids series support
ed by CKNX FM 102 and
Children's Aid Society of Huron
County.
The adventure begins when Jim
and Dave head out to the wilder
ness for their summer vacation. On
their way, they discover that acid
rain has killed all the fish at then-
favourite water hole, pollution has
wrecked the beach, the thinning
ozone layer makes it dangerous to
be in the sun, and garbage is every
where because landfill sites are
overflowing. But Jim and Dave
also discover, and demonstrate to
the audience, the many ways that
we all can lead more environmen-
tally-friendly lives. Combining
theatre, song and audience partici
pation, Jim and Dave emphasize
the three Rs of the nineties -
reduce, reuse and recycle. As well,
lhe issues of over-packaging, nutri
tional health, fitness, littering and
conscientious shopping all play
integral parts of the presentation.
James Gordon is known across
the country as a fine children's
entertainer and his two popular
albums No Grown-Ups Allowed
and Bouncy, Bouncy - are filled
with his upbeat songs for young
people. He is the founding member
of the traditional folk group Tama
rack which has recorded five
albums, toured throughout North
America and been featured in two
national television specials.
David Archibald's original com
positions for Sesame Street have
been broadcast worldwide for the
past ten years. He also scored the
popular children's musical Return
of the Tiger for the Guelph Spring
Festival. As part of the Ontario
Arts Council's Creative Artists in
the School's program, David has
overseen the creation of several
original musicals across Ontario.
Children are our future. In order
to create the best community possi
ble, they must grow up in an envi
ronment that encourages them
reach their full potential.
A limited number of tickets for
Jim and Dave's Awesome Environ
mental Adventure are on sale now
for $7.00 (including GST) at the
Blyth Festival Box Office, 523-
9300.
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A Night With The Stars
Come dressed as your favorite celebrity
and enjoy an evening of fine food,
entertainment, raffle and a silent auction
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1992
BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE, BLYTH
6 p.m. Social Hour $50.00 per person
7 p.m. Gourmet Dinner $25.00 tax receipt approx.
Bus transportation available
CUNTON PUBUC HOSPITAL
For ticket
information
call 482-3447