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THREE VOLUNTEER drivers needed for
"Meals on Wheels" - two drivers for four
sumfner months and one driver year round.
This involves one hours tirne, once in three
weeks. If you can help, please call U.
Knisley at 524-7150.--12
CONCERT OR SACRED MUSIC - by the
Blyth Festival Singers. „Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton, Sunday, March 29, 3
p.rn. and 8 p.m. Tickets from FestiVal Box
Office 523-9300 or Blyth Saga 523-4331.-12
ANYONE interested in taking French 271 or
• 131 Grammar Course with University of
Western Uritario in Goderich or Port Elgin
next fall /87 or summer,188 call 396-3651 or
write R. Champagne, 443 Penetangore, Kin-
cardine N2Z 2J7 before March 31, 1987.-12
HEATHER BISHOP and Friends in concert
"A Taste of the Blues" March 26, 8 p.m.
l3ly'th Memorial Hall. Tickets $9.00 from Thr
Tinker Shop, Hamilton St. Sponsored by
Women -Today' 482-9706.-10=12 4
BINGO - Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesdays, 8
p.rn. First reg. card $1, fifteen reg. $20.00
games. three share the wealth. Jackpot
$200.00 must go. Lucky Ball $120.00. If not
won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week.
Admission restricted to 16 years and over.
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SINGLES DANCE, Saturday, March 28 at
the Victorian Inn, Stratford Dancing 9-1 to
The Country Ver'satiles. 12 •
'UMPIRE'S CLINIC E OBA Hardball i Sun-
day, April 5, 12 noon to 4 p.m. at South Fturon
District High School, -Exeter. For informa-
tion phone Usborne Umpire's Association
Inc. 519-235-1164. -11,12,13
UMPIRE'S 'CLINIC 1 softball ( Sunday,
March 29, 1-4 p.m. at South Huron District
High School, Exeter. For information phone
Osborne Umpire's Association Inc.
519-230-1164,-11,12 . •
'PHIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
SENIOR C URGER
3.2 oz. Bref
Rurg4•r a,ith all
the garnishes
Reg. 1.60 Special in effect
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Phone 524-4852
37 Kingston St., Goderich
CANADIAN
FORESTERS
SPRING DANCE
Saturday, April 4, 1987
at the
Saltford Valley Hall .
Music by: Crippled Ducks
Dance: 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Lunch Served
_ — $6.00 per person
FOR TICKETS CALL:
Ruth Oke
524-88.45
Lorna Milburn
524-6394
SALTFORD
VALLEY HALL
FOR RENT
CALL 524.9458
North End
Marina .,
NORTH HARBOUR ROAD
(Across from Maitland Valley Marina)
*Thursday Special
FISH & CHIP
DINNERS
2 pieces of fish, fries, salad
and tartar sauce. Reg. 4.50
EVERY
THURSDAY
ONLY $ 90
FOR TAKE-OUT CALL
524 43813
Goderich
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Entertainment
Come IJP rn With M
"Corrie Learn with Me" or "Apprenons
ensemble" is the 1987 theme for Education
Week (26 April to 2 May ). In support of this
event, TVUntario celebrates the week with a
full array of special programming.
Kicking off the week Sunday, 26 April at
noon EDT is "Tete de linotte" from L'En-
fance en dif'fi.culte series. This program is
the story of a young girl with learning
disabilities related to hearing, and all the
difficulties that invade her life, especially in
her relationships with parents and friends.
L'education, c'est toi et moi follows at 2:30
p.m. with a visit to the 1985 Ontario Educa-
tion Bair in Prescott -Russell. Educators
from Welland and Windsor discuss how
education involves everyone at all stages of
the process. And at 11:30 p.m. Tout compte
fait;' "['Education" examines two ques-
tions of importance for Francophones; the
quality of educat'i'on in Ontario French
is them of TV
schools auu L '. uu.u.�...b Vl 11 Vuwu awwdil
schools.
Monday, 27 April at 6:30 p.m. marks the
premiere of the first of 'four new science
utilization programs that show educators at
the primary, junior, intermediate, and
'Senior school levels how 'TVUntario science
series can be used in the classroom to help
meet the new government directions for
science in education. Each program
features excerpts from TVO science series,
interviews with teachers, .classroom
demonstrati,ons, and interviews with such
high-profile personalities as Minister of
Education Sean Conway and Nobel Prize
winner John Polanyi. The primary science
utilization program features excerpts from
,the Take a Look series. And a 6:50 p.m. EI)'1'
''Insects" from 'fake a Look will be
broadcast.
The junior science utilization program, to
be aired Tuesday, 28 April at 7:00 p.m. EI)T.
.wLures e.ceLpL4 lr'or14 1;if: Jclence AI1ianc'c'
and Habitat, a new series that explores the
world of animals in their native habitats a,
well as life in a zoo environment. See, Hear'
Canada's North): "Gold" follows at 7 20
p.m.
On Wednesday, 29 April at 6:30 p.m. F:D'l'
the intermediate science utihzation pro-
gram features clips from such notabfe 'TV()
series as Not Another Science Show and
Bioscope. And at 6:50 p.m. "Electrons"
from the Eureka' series will be shown.
Senior science mini-series are the
highlight of the senior science utilization
program to be broadcast Friday, 1 May at
7:00 p.111. EDT, fulltiw.ed by. Elec-
.trochemistry: -Electrochemical ('ells" at
7:20 p.m.
Nonprofit educational -organizations rn<iy
purchase or rent these programs from
TVUntario. For more inforn}4trun, cull
'I'VOntario's Client Services) 4101 484-20011.
BlythFestival staff in..cr.eas.ea as
summer theatre season approaches
MATH - Did you know that over the fall
and winter months the.Blyth Festival is run
by a skeleton staff? Only two full, time peo-'
ple keep the whole organization running:
Artistic Director Katherine .KaSzas and
General Manager Tirn Chapman: They are
helped ,by' two part-time secretaries, Gloria
Westerhout of Summerhill and Karen
Stewart of Blyth..Bat starting in January of
each year, the straff gradually increases un-
til by summer there is a full complement of
administrative and box office personnel.
Philippa Borgal ( formerly 'a Blyth resi-
dent but currently living year round at Lake
Huron) 'has returned for her fourth season
as publicity director. She is busy working to -
get the brochure and poster out.on time, ar-
range advertising for the,season, and renew
media contacts across the province..
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or who will drop dead.
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A new face in the administration office is
Stephanie Massel of Kitchener. She is in her
final year of the arts administration pro-
gram at the University of Waterloo, the four
Months' with the Blyth Festival being her
final work placement. Bernice Pa.Sschier of
Blyth is `also studying in Kitchener, at Sir
Wilfrid Laurier University. She will be
returning this surruner as House Manager
for the Blyth Festival. It is the house
manager.°s job to remain cool, calm and col-
lected when all these around her are losing
their tickets. or arricing'late. '
Box Office Manager, Jennifer Hill
Goderich is getting ready for the summer
too: staff have to be -hired, 'theatre tickets
Ordered 1 over .45,000 of. them ), and
numerous other tasks ,completed before
tickets go on sale starting March 30, This i:5
Jenuner s ftftn season With the Festival
'Also returning to the box office this summer
will be Louise N1cC rcgor I Clinton) and Sall
Leitch 1 Bayfield i. It is hoped that the re-
mainder of the boxoffice,staff will be, hired
under govermment 1 federal and provincial
job development programs.
Last season several staff mernbcer, were'
hared under special government programs.,
Tim Chapman hopes that the _Festival will
be, able to take advantage of 'similar pip -
grams this summer. For example, last y'e'ar
a joint application was made by the Villuic
of Blyth and the Blyth" Festival for co-,
ordinat'ors for the children's workshop pro-
grant. This joint'venivure will. be repeated
this year through Experience '87'. The
Festival ' also uses the services of local
students -during the summer months, and
for the fall/spring concerts, as ushers.
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