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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 29FUNERAL TRIBUTES WEDDING ARRANGEME e FRESH, SILK A, h1IIED FLOWERS FOR Al! OCCASION See us for oil types of arrangements os well as Potted and Hanging Plants. We also offer a Flowers -by -wire Service. WE DELIVER IN GODERICHS AREA 1‘111r/® IV Eli nnu.8z5 err WIRE SEIx+>M • 11Ot FOR ALL i �c 40,..etc . AT SM!TH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 82 SOUTH ST. GODERICH 524-8761 1 Kevin Boswodh, Warrant Officer First Class in the 532 Squadron of Air Cadets, was the winner of the Goderich Police Association trophy for the best model aircraft. Police Association president, Constable Peter Mason, made the presentationaPhoto by Dave Sykes) GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10,1981—PAGE 11A Symposium on energy "Electrical energy futures in southwestern Ontario: shortage, surfeit or balance", will be the topic of a one -day symposium June 19 at The University of Western Ontario. The symposium is spon- sored by He!us, the Huron - Erie Land -Use Studies Group, which is made up of retired scientists, engineers, agribusiness managers, public administrators, business executives and educators. Organized in 1972,. HELUS members pool their knowledge, training and ex- perience with cooperation fromWestern faculty mmerober_s "to bring about a eonhinuing bright future for southwestern Ontario and the people who live in it", ex- plains zplains HELUS Chairman Dr. Edward Pleva, an emeritus faculty membe at UWO and one of Canada's most distinguished geographers. The first session will deal ENRICHED WRITE, Num MEAT OR i0% WHOLE WHEAT ZERIS BREAD 24 oz. LOAVES 2199. 1 OUR REG. 93•' NIAGARA FROZEN ORANGE JUICE WESTONS FRESH BAKED HAMBURG OR PKG. OF 12 WiENER ROLLS 69` BETTY CROCKER MIXES SNACKIPI in CAKE 14 oz. PKG. OUR REG. 1.45 GREEN GIANT iota CREAT CORN COT GREEN OR WAX MEANS OR PEAS VEGETABLES 14 oz_ _-_TIISIS_.. _. FOR ,_ _.__. it 450 g. PKG. 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NOT IPO ALL STORES FRESH WIISN TWISTS PKG OF 3 119* CIIOtiSUW lFJRSt81 U0W CAKE ROLL /5 #I.29 05108 OR CAtuWAT RYE BREAD 16 a _ 69 WE ARE: Pant -Et --' SE'R'VE YOU 1N: OUR M AN A M,G 6 R I S : RAY 1i AO with basic factors in con- sidering energy problems and will be given by Engineering Science fatuity member Maurice Bergougnou at 10 a.m. At 11, Anthony J. Fu.ranna, General Manager of the Lon- don Public Utilities Commis- sion until his retirement, will speak 00 -the London situa- tion: energy planting on a local and regional scale. At 1:30 E. Grant Bainbridge, Director of the Western Regional Office of Ontario Hydro Will speak on eleen trice' supply and distribu- tion in southwestern Ontario. The final session will be on "the compact city as an energy strategy with special reference to London, On- tario" and will be given by Prof. Pleva starting at 3 p.m_ All sessions will take place in Room 251 of the Universi- ty Community Centre. Registration for the day is 110 and 'the general public is invited. Anyone may join HELUS and there are leo membership fees. HELUS has sponsored meetings and produced reports on a variety of topics including the Great Lakes, transportation, environmen- tal management, water resources, land use, human settlement, regional plann- ing and energy futures. People Players.. e Irom page l A. community life. And about this time, she had -a dream m which a voice told her she would organize a black light theatre group with mentally retarded peeformers. and that they would come to the attention of the famous entertainer Liberate. Three months later, she was granted funds from the-ffederal'govermnent under the auspices of an Opportunity for Youth Grant. She recruited nine students from a local school servicing mentally han- dicapped adults and added three non - handicapped friends to form her unique company_ On xnpany- On June 1, 1974, the Famous People Players were officially formed --and ac- cording to Dupuy, - "It took the new members of this cempany five months to learn a minute and half long sequence. But they did learn. By repetition, irritation and sheer doggedness." In May 1975, just .a year after the company was formed, Liberace's manager responded to Dupuy's persistent calls informing her of Liberace's at- tendance ttendance at an upcoming hencheon of the Metropolitan Toronto Association for the it.i'n a tee c retr . Coinc:aray. t ° y, the Famous People Players were scheduled to perform at the luncheon_ Following the performance, Llaerace turned to Dupuy and simply said, "I've got to take them to Vegas__ This was just the beginning of a success story still unfolding_ They have since toured all North America, performing on televisions playing ..at.._Radio_.City, ..Music. Hall in New York City, on the Vegas stage and even at the White House where they were told that Canada should be proud of there_ According to Frank Jones of The\ Toronto Star, who accompanied the company on their last trip to Vegas, "Sometimes the Players are dose to tears, as they have go ba-tizne and tinte again • to perfect a routine. But the end result is that they can hold up their heads with the The above story of the founding of the Famous People Players, may make the Goderich audience even more ap- preciative of what they saw Saturday night...although that is certainly not the intention of the troupe which wants to be noted only for its professionalism. The Goderich show, narrated by B111 Thompson of CKNK, included highlights of the "Carnival of the Animals" by Camille Saint-Saens with verse by Ogden -Nash; a number called "Send in the Clowns" arranged by John Arpin; "Cointertino for Carigna and Orcl Y a" cemposa by Andre Gagnon; and some of the Famous People Puppets including, Liza Minelli, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Arse Murray, Elvis Presley and of course, Liberace who sang "The Impossible Dream", an appropriate theme song for thetroupe. The Famous People Players arnved in Goderich from Toronto by bus Saturday morning and set up and rehearsed all afternoon. Dupuy does all the choreographyand dereding The life -like hlrarpoppets amide :by group's prop people. There are hundreds of them and new ones are added every year_ Laeany professional theatre group in Canada, Famous People Players con- stantly has to worry about operating funds (their .annual bielget is $150,000). They mostly depend on corporate and private denadons-and this- year; they- :edla-..._...._ _.ti... federal grant for the "international Year of the Disabled". The company also depends on local groups like the two in Goderich which sponsored their show. Thankyou to those two sponsoring groups for bringing a beautiful show to Goderich which will not likely be forgotten for a fang time to come by those wile saw it_ ANNOUNCEMENT G.B. Clancy O.D. is pleased to announce that D.L_ Nisbett O.D. will be joining his practice in June as an associate. ° Dr_ Nesbitt, of Kincardine, received his Doctorate degree in Optometry in May, 1981 from the university of Waterloo_ 1 "We personally invite you to come to Clinton to shop - and compare - on your next furniture purchase" Compare selection. quality. price and service. You can buy the best for less at Balt s Mutat. Came browse through aur vast selection of fine Mame furnishings. We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised - we offer big -city selection et small-town prices Tau can afford. month °f luoe� N©w on tar the BE Pa:CHE ALE ©n o[t std` -0 {OM Fbl'FEAI'r=SIntalt�as 1111 FLOOR COVERtN&S CARPET/NG Ild & M L Honor Furnishings 71 Alieef Street. Canton U2_45*S OPEN- Six Days a week 4 a m -6 p Opera Friday nights till 4 p m rn Berries now in season The summer sunshine of June brings a promise of plenty of fresh, ripe Ontario strawberries. And what a treat! We look forward all year to the few weeks in June when fresh Ontario strawberries are avaTable_ Marketing m eting spat the Ilio, Ministry ofAgriculture and Food sug- gest you cheese plump, well - shaped„ soltd-red berries. Berries `with white spots are not fumy ripe. Swberries ripen only on the vine, so be sure to select the ripest ber- ries available_ Watch for berries with bruises and soft spots, as these will spoil 'quickly and should be used Wit. Similar Co any fresh fruit; strawberries are best if eaten as soon as possible_ When storage is necessary, place strawberries carefully in the refrigerator_ Strawberries are soft and they bruise easily, so dont pile them high. For best storage, separate the berries .. and lay them on a flat con- tainer. ontauter. such as a cookie sheet. Keep refrigerated. Just before serving time. gently wash the strawber- ries trawberries in cold water, pat dry and hull It is important not to bull the berries before washing them. and not to let theist; soak. These practices es can cause the berries to ab- sorb water, and to lose both flavor and color. Every strawberry fan has a favorite recipe for fresh strawberries. Some people enjoy them plain and simple for a smack. while others prefer to top them with cream, yogurt. sour cream or ice cream. For extra sweetness top berries with a sprinkle of sugar. a dab of honey. or a. drizzle of maple syrup. To make an elegant drink for special guests. place several plump strawberries in a glass and covet with sweet Ontario sauterne. lager ale, speed- ing water or stearlcling wine.