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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-06-01, Page 30PACE 1044-0OPE SI. GNMAThR, WO6NESPAY,AINE 103 Q wanted for play WANTED. one big, gentle, quiet, patient and: housebroken dog for a part in William Gibson's The Miracle Worker to be presented at Huron Country Playhouse July 21 - 30. No particular breed required but it is imperative that the dog selected is very good with children. Though Huron Country Playhouse is often home to a variety of animals including barn swallows, raccoons and an assortment of barn cats, auditioning a dog for an im- portant part on stage is a real first. In The Miracle Worker, the dog belongs to the Fellers and is dramatically important in the teaching methods used by Annie Sullivan to help the blind and deaf Helen Keller realize that every object has a name and that knowing the names provides the first great key towards open com- munication with the world. Auditions for dogs will be held at the Playhouse on Sunday, June 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. No appointments are necessary. Women's Issues... • from page 9A . Opposition to instigate an in- vestigation into the Pro- vince's $28.3 million refur- bishing of Minaki Lodge. They maintained that nothing new would be learn- ed by'such an investigation. In the Public Accounts Committee they strongly defended the $45 million total expense ( including the $16.7 million spent to improve roads and "the airport) say- ing it will help tourism and create jobs in the North. Liberal James Bradley (St. Catharines) said the opposi- tion is not anti -North or anti= tourism. However, he said the committee should in- vestigate to see if the pro- vince's money could have been better spent elsewhere. , ' Diploma-niills According to a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of In- vestigation in the United States,,0 three mail-order , . ,,.. . universit es in Ontario have. issued diplomas and medical degrees for. a fee without re- quir-ing-their graduates -to -da. any school work or even at- tend classes. Legislation is being in- troduced by the Minister of Colleges and ..Universities, Dj. Bette Steph4son, which will spell.out cleeaarly who can award university degrees in this province. The Minister told the Legislature that On - tai io's degrees are recogniz- ed worldwide, but that fly- by-night operations which work out of post office boxes have recently sullied the pro- vince's reputation. Until the legislation becomes law, this province will remain one of the few which doesn't re- quire regulation of degree- 1,granting organizations. Bluewater Centre for Developmentally Handicap- ped The parents of developmentally handicap- ped children and the staff of Bluewater Centre were notified by 1 tter from the Ministry of ommunity and Social Serv' es that the plan- ned clos a of the Centre will occur on ovember 18,1983. Obviously the numerous concerns expressed by parents, the many petitions presented in the legislature and .the Opposition Members' comments in the Legislature to both the Minister of Community and Social . Services and the "Premier fell on deaf ears. The feeling still exists that it is a mistake to close the Bluewater Centre all things considered but perhaps our efforts were not all in vain as we got the assurance from the Minister that the level of care in the new placements will be equivalent or better than that currently being provided. The Minister has also promised that no resi- dent will be moved to the community without a pro- perly supervised residential setting and a day program being in place. We have been assured that the Bluewater Centre will not be formally closed until each resident is appropriately placed, nor willany resident be transferred to another facili- ty to await a community alternative being developed. I consider it my .irespon- sibility as the Member for Huron -Middlesex to see that the Minister meets these commitments if indeed the closing of the Bluewater is a "fait accompli". o ®i■ MARVEL, SLICED White Bread _ PROCESS, THINS OR VELVEETA Kraft Singles Cheese Slices 500 g PKG LIBBY'S, FANCY Tomato Juice SUN SQUEEZE, RECONSTITUTED Apple. Juice 48FLOZTIN 1 225 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE .69- STRAINED, 69 STRAINED, MEATLESS VARIETIES Heinz Baby Foods . 1 litre jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.99 200 g pkg OUR REGULAR PRICE UP TO 1.05 OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.59 /• ; PRODUCT OF MEXICO, SWEET, JUICY SAVE .50 Fret ,kt41E FA Pineapples OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 ° PROD. OF CALIFORNIA, LARGE SVIWET RIPE CANADA NO.1 GRADE, PROD. OF CALIFORNIA Flesh Strawberes T • Fresh. 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