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Black Light Theatre's Elvis Presley
Ja'yerstob e in G0.deric11
Black Light Theatre is
coming to Goderich on
Saturday,, 'June 5th, • at the
.erich' and District --Col
legiate: They are the best
black light theatre on the
continent. They . are the
Famous .People Players, a
Canadian theatre group, who
have enthralled audiences
across North America. They
have played Las Vegas with
Liberate, and -Radio 'City
Music Hall, . New York.
Eiman .Anderson, musical
director of Radio City Music
Hall told the sell out au-
dience watching. the perfor-
mance that the Famous Peo-
ple Players are one of
Canada's mostvaluable na-
tional assets:
The Goderich.and District
Association for The Mentally
Retarded and the Goderich
and District Pro- Life are
sponsoring the Concert for
the Community as a Special
Project for The United Na-
tions International Year For
Disabled Persons.
The. Event was. --officially
launched Tuesday' evening
at the Recreation Hall in the
Grandstand with a kick-off
party for• the ticket sellers.
Recreation Board and staff
and council members were
invited to attend.
Mayor Harry . Worsell of-
ficially ' opened the ticket
selling campaign by pur-
chasing the first ticket.
Background information
was given on • the Interna-
tional Year of the Disabled
and this special project. A
private viewing of the W5
documentary was• shown
thanks to Channel 12, cable
TV, John Clements and Fred
Salter
The Black' Light Theatre
technique was originally
developed in Japan and is
considered one .of the most
difficult, unusual forms of
entertainment in' the world
today. •
This technique requires
the.performers to be dressed
in black velvet suits com-
plete with hoods covering
their heath. They remain in -
.visible throughout the per-
formance. It takes anywhere
from one to four, people to br-
ing just one puppet- to life.
Puppets are life size, and in-
clude
nclude such famous people as
Liberate, Barbara Strei-
sand, Elvis Presley and they
have produced their version
of the Carnival of Animals
and the Sorcerer's Appren-
tice. Liberate has said "that
any entertainment that is
able to bring laughter and
tears all within the space of a
few ..minutes-has__got -to _ be -
something wonderful. They
definitely have a place in the
world f performing art."
Ticket price has been set
at $3.60 so that the.cornmuni-
ty can afford to come out in
ful force to see this un-
forgettable performance.
Ticket locations in Goderich
are at the Wintario Booth in
The Suncoast Mall, Den-
nome Flower Shop and Hair -
port.
The purpose of the event is
to bring a cultural event to
the community which
result in a more positive at-
titude towards the disabled
and to promote a greater
understanding of the needs
of the disabled.
This is not a money-
making ' . project. If any
money :is raised, proceeds_
will go to the Goderich and
District Association for The
Mentally Retarded towards
the considerable expenses
entailed in the startingof s
pre-school nursery at
Vanastra, for children who.
are physically or mentally
handicapped.
Help has been received
from the Goderich Recrea-
tion Office and from the On-.
tario Arts Council Consul-
tant.
Committee Members for
the `Committees For The
Famous People Players Pro-
ject' are' co -chairperson:
Gail Doak and Connie
Osborn; secretary, Helen
McCarthy; treasurer,
Teresa Courtney; box office
co-chairman, George
Woodall and ..Randy Smith;
publicity, Michell Hansen,
Cathy Hamilton, Arlein
Woodall, Betty Reid and
Joanne Collins. Other
members are Ken Reidy,
Corrie and CaSr Brand and
Elsie and Peter Dykstra.
Tickets are available from
any of the committee
members.
On Wednesday evening,
March 11, there will be a
special program on Cable
Channel 12 about the ticket-
selling campaign. It will be
aired after 7: 30 p.m.
As a mechanic, you know the
nuts and volts of good form.
AskAl;
He fills out the UI Record of Employment
perfectly every time
an employee parts company.
When you're in good company, stay in good form..
Al takes care.of personnel and finance matters for a busy
mid -town service station. And he knows that one of his
responsibilities is to fill.out a CI Record of Employment
form every time an employee has an interruption in
earnings. He knows that if he doesn't get it right the first
time, he may have to do it again. So Al took the time to get
the booklet "How to Complete the Record of Employment"
from his nearby Canada Employment Centre.
Leaving in good form.
•?. The Record of Erpplovment is one way we can make sure no
one gets short-changed and no one gets over}iaid. This saves time and money for
everyone involved. Al found out that the most common 'mistake is in reporting the
"Insurable Earnings". Insurable earnings are not necessarily the same as payroll
earnings. Because Al fills out the ROE accurately, ex-employees don't have to come
back to him for changes. And neither do we.
It's just good business to be in good form.
At Unemployment Insurance, we process about 4,000,000 Records of Employment
every year. Last year, employer mistakes in filling out the form cost at least S125,000,000
in overpayments. Plus the cost of recovering those overpayments and penalizing or
prosecuting.
We're out to cut down that 5125,000,000. And we're going to do it. together.
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Employment and
Immigration Canada
Lloyd Axworthy,
Minister
Emplol et
Immigration Canada
Lloyd Axworthy,
Ministre'COril
GOOd
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Form►.
TheiJI
Record of
Employment.
It lust good huslness form.
Lookingbackthrough old files
75 YEARS AGO
The handsome new North
street Methodist church will
be dedicated to the worship
of God on Sunday, March 18.
Whenye Goderich choir
were returning home from
attending the tea meeting at
Sheppardton on Friday'
night, the teamster fell
asleep near Leeburn and the
horses left the road and
upset the whole load in the
ditch. Two young women
were badly hurt and it is
fortunate no one was killed.
John Wilson has bought a
fine horse from James
Raithby for $130.
James Ferguson has
purchased the Quinn farm of
100 acres on the ..7th con=
cession, Wawanosh,•for. $800.
The changes being carried
on by masons and carpenters
in the town hall building
made the council chambers
a very uncomfortable place
for the session held last
Friday night and -the town
clerk's vigorous efforts to
get sufficient heat for the
room from the old wood
stove were later assisted by
'a somewhat heated
argument arising out of a
disagreement between the
members of the special
committee on defining the
duties of the police.
The annual service of
Knox Church for sailors and
fishermen will be held next
Sunday evening.
25 YEARS AGO
Whether to keep stores
open on Friday or Saturday
nightk from .April on was the
mainpic for discussion
When .a meeting of the
Goderich Retail Merchants
Association was held at the
town hall Tuesday evening.
There were 32 present, the
largest attendance since the
organization was formed a
year ago. <.
Gordon McManus plans to
renovate . his property on
West Street which consists of
the barber shop operated by
Fred Toole and,,the gift and
craft shop next door. He is.
considering making the two
stores into one with a,
possible view to renting it
out. ,
Johp McLean, clad only in
a pair of bathing trunks and
barefoot, walked completely
around the Square in the
snow Friday afternoon and
then collected his $5 bet from
local garage owner, Reg
McGee. The temperature
was -28 degrees.
Maple Leaf Chapter IODE
held a spring fashion show
called "Country Gardens'•' at
the Collegiate on Saturday:.
evening. It was well at-
tended.
5YEARSAGO
Gus Chisholm, general
manager of Dearborn Steel
Tubing Manufacturing
Company of Canada'
Limited announced last
week -that the company had
been sold to a group of
Canadians. Bob Brown and
John Funk acquired control
of the -new Dearborn Steel
Tubing Incorporated on
February 1. Employees were
made aware of the charges
on Friday.
The transition of Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital to a
Mental Retardation
-Resource Centre - is now
nearly complete with about
two weeks to go until the
April 1 deadline imposed by
health minister Frank
Miller.
Rob McEwan and Rob
Bundy received awards of
merit for . acting while
'Catherine Westlake received
an award for • outstanding
performance to highlight the
-GDCI drama club's
presentation of a Mid-
. summer Night's Dream at
the Sarnia District drama
competition last weekend.
,The GDCI effort won the
drama club top honors in the
festival and a, berth it: the
-regiona-I •competition ....
Guelph,u3 April.
The Goderich Tourist
Committee has been asked to
meet with council to clarify
spending for the Celebration
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