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Prince Edwvard, Youth Theatre Ente rtains at Playground A talking computer and a girl who could make ail of ber wishes corne true werepart of a theatre presentation at Bowmanville's Memorial Park playground on Tuesday, July 31. Members of the Prince Edward Youth Theatre are shown here following a performance for youngsters in the Town of Newcastle's playground program. In the centre of the photo is Tammy Richardson inside the computer. From left to right are Janet Elson, Susan Capon and Kevin Pierson. Sponsored by the Lady Bug Theatre, the Prince Edward group bas been performing under an eight-week Young Canada Works Program. The Picton based troupe consists of 12 members. An actingýworkshop for the young audience was part of the group's performance in Bowmanville. Audience at Memorial Park enjoys the show. Cablecast 10 servîng Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville and Brooklin. Programs for Wednesday, August th - Tuesday, August 14, 1979. Wedfiesday, August th 2:0 Canadian Church Choir Competition Finalîsts 1979 3:00 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Subject: Teahouse IN'CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUESTS FM THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 8:00 p.m. ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE Advance: $6.50 DONEVAN COMPLEX SHOPPERS RECORD & TAPE MART (Af ter 5 p.m.): $750 (Oshawa Centre) ROXY VARIETY (Rosslynn Plaza) 3:30 County Town Carnival Parade 4:00 Whitby Trade Fair- Highlights of Events 4:30 G.M. Video News Sign Off Thursday, August 9th 2: 00 Let Me BeMe 2:30 A.C.C.O.R.D. 3:00 Ontario Major Junior "A" Hockey Draft 4:00 Motor City Bowling Roll-Off s 5: 00 Sign Off Friday, August loth 2:00 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview with Kevin Kelly and Terry Boyle 2:30 County Town Carnival Parade 3:00 Canadian Churcn Choir Competition Finalists 1979 4:00 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview with Martha-Anne Rankine, Director 4:30 Canadian Red Cross - Oshawa Branch - Inter- view "Save the Boat People" 5: 00 Sign Off Monday, Au gustj.a 2:00 Sign On for the Deaf 2:ý0 Front Row Centre at Parkwood - Interview with Parkwood's Summer Research Team 3:00 Motor City Bowling Roll- Off s 4: 00 Canadiani Church C hoir Competition Finalists 1979 5: 00 Sign Off Tuesday, August l4th 2:00 Canadian Red Cross - Oshawa Branch - Inter- view "Save the Boat People" 2:30 Co-op Housing: Alterna- tives Claim Council Should Choose Interim Hydro Commission Soveral members of New- castle Council believe that Town Council should advertise for qualified persons to serve on the interim Hydro Electric Commission which will be established when the area's three public utijities are amalgamated next year. Councillor Ann Cownman said she believes Council should go through with ap- pointments to the Commis- sion. Councillor Bill Clarke said he believes Council should appoint the interim Hydro Electric Commission in the same way that it appoints other committees. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard said he will be calling ?, special meeting of Council to deal with this matter. The other option for appoint- ing an interim Electric Com- mission would be to have existing Hydro restructuring study group make recom- mendations. This group contains repre- sentatives of PUCs in Orono, Newcastle and Bowmanville. u Rail Fencing Becomes an Art at Willow Beach Arts and Crafts Show Displaying the hand made wares on a line of rail fencing was only one of the unique, back-to-nature approaches used to make the art show impressive. OshawuaSymphony TIRE' es AVE. Its Fait Season Oct. 2&"8th C____I The. Oshawa Symphony Association begins its fali season this year at Eastdale Collegiate on October 28. The concert is aptly entitled "New Beginnings" and features new conductor Winston Webber as well as guest artist Jane Coop. A native of New Brunswick, Ms. Coop has received universal acclaim that few CHINESE FOOD A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on al1 Orders of $10.00 or More Full Course Meals in a Home- Li ke Atmosphere 9 King St. W. 623-5412 Canadian pianists can rival. She bas studied with the world famous Anton Kuerti and has performhed, extensively throughout North America and Europe. Her strength, lyricism , speed, and vitality have moved audiences to standing ovations again and again. At the Eastdale concert Ms. Coop will perform the Concert No. 2 in G minor by Saint Saens. At this same concert the orchestra under the direction of Winston Webber will perform Rossinî's "Overture to La Gazza Ladra" and Symphony No. 9 in E minor "From the New World" by Dvorak. This is the first concert of the new "Masterpieces" series. 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