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This week ncross Canada, community television channels are featuring special pro- grams produced for and by the handi- capped, in comme- mar-(ion of the Inter- national Year of the Disabled. Locally, Grand River Cable TV (GRC-TV) By The Chronich Sun Aoattort-Boaomeo Mum) WWW“) men Whoa-(W) mm wound- Prumcdby C trE..A, WCHYM (mean animal woman»: For The Best Loved Fish in Town FEATURING: Channel Al salutes tiii'ioi"il'"ifiiriiii"'ii"ii'it WES". NM! 25th all mounted ”an $10.50 Tickets on Sale Novel tt p.m. will salute are: hunk» capped people by air ing numerous pro- grams Including two this evening. At7 p.m.. Every Child Is Able. a profile of Kitchener's Sun- beam Home, will be shown. The program provides an overview of developmental Proj- ects offered at Sum beam, such as the RESTAURANT tty Dialogue will be broadcast. focusing on the subject of employ~ ment opportunities. The program is pro duced by The Ontario March of Dimes, ALPHA K-W and GRC- TV, and scripts were written by disabled members of the Com- munity. On Thursday evening at 10 Fm., part 4 of Disability Dialogue will be featured. ex- ploring the topic of housing for handi- capped persons, The Regional Municipality of Waterloo invites applications for those interested citizens who wish to apply for membership on the Regional Land Division Committee The term of appoint- ment is from January tst, 19tt2 to December 31st, 1984 exclusive, Application forms to be used by persons wishing to apply for these positions may be obtained by calling 885-9420 or may be picked up at the Office of the undersigned during the hours of it: 30 am. to 4: 30 REGIONAL MUNICIPALlTY OF WATERLOO Appointments to Regional Land Division Committee pan., Monday to Friday, Vacancies to this Committee require that orw appointee reside in the City of Kitchener. one in the City of Waterloo and one in the Township of North Dumfries. Completed applications should be received by the Regionay cierk prior to Monday, November ”.1981. will guarantee you and your family, every year for the rest of your life, fun in the sun at a beautiful ocean front resort hotel with a fully equipped kitchen in each suite. All for a one time only cost ot 1,250.00. Bank financing available. Call collect: FLORIDA VACATION Club International NOTICE (Mrs.) E. Luhowy. A.M.C.T Regional Clerk ttth Floor, Marsland Centre Waterloo, Ontario Three special pro- grams are _sehedtried tor Friday night. in- cluding the half-hour show. Mainstreaming In Our Schools, start- ing at 7: an p.m. This show deals with progress being made to integrate physically ‘disabled and mentally handicapped children into the regular school system Then at a p.m., cham nel 4 will air a special edition of Roundabout, a program for the el- group of retirees. This show. comprised ot two segments. illustrates how a deal member of Waterloo region copes with a “hearing world" by modifying his home, and how handicapped people can' find {ash ionable. easy to use clothing. At 9130 p.m., Portrait of a Champ is featured, illustrating how a young Cambridge man turned his disability into ability. Dale Vin- Youth Orchestra holds auditions om om wicks m we ncm cam a. vmucc mom Auditions are now under way across Canada to select the 1982 members of the National Youth Orchestra (NYO). From Nov. 16 through Dec. 22, auditions will take place in 30 different cities across the country. Young musicians from the Kit, chener-Waterloo area will be auditioning at the Music Depart- ment. Wilfrid Laurier University on Saturday, Nov, 21 beginning at IO: 00 a.m. The auditioner will be Paul Hawkshaw. Since 1960 the National Youth Orchestra has been Canada's major training ground for or- chestral musicians. Its graduates are to be found in every profes- sional symphony orchestra. Each year, up to 1.000 instrumentalists participate in the nation-wide an ditions. The no musicians who are selected to join the 1982 NYO will take part in an intensive training session, consisting of orchestra rehearsals, chamber music, pri- vate lessons, lectures and study under the direction of a distin- guished international faculty. The session takes place in dif- ferent parts of the country each year and several public concerts A GREAT PLACE TO EAT irrirgiven. Detail-s are released after the orchestra is chosen. Each successful applicant re- 475 King St. North, Waterloo - BtMAXit20 COMING NOV. MC. 3 - "mun WINCH" WATEHLOO CW1 qurzirigoo dMmordbet tee.colnpotodlnsever- .1 events In the I“ Disabled Olympics In Holland, winning bronze medals for his accomplishments in the shotput and discus events. This program was capmducedbythe War Amputations of Canada aisd GRC-TV And at 10 p.m. Fri- day, part s of Disability Dialogue will be shown, dealing with human rights for the disabled. ceives a full scholarship up to the value of $5,000. In addition in 1981. the NYO formed a second orchestra for which a fee, competitive with other organizations' fees, was charged. This second orchestra, known as the Symphonia Anima- ta. will be continued in 1982, giving more musicians an oppor- tunity to take advantage of the training program. At the audition each musician plays technical exercises, ex- cerpts from the orchestral reper- toire and a short solo. The audition is structured as an educational experience in itself, the requirements of which are similar to a professional orcher tra audition. All young musicians who are citizens or residents of Canada are encouraged to par- ticipate as these auditions are a valuable challenge for players at all levels of ability. In recognition of its contribu- tion to Canadian musical life, the NYO receives grants from feder- al, provincial and municipal agencies which make it possible to conduct its auditions at no cost to the applicants. Applicants are required to deposit a $50 regis- tration fee which is refunded to those not chosen to participate in the training session. KING CRAB FRIDAY SPECIAL for Saturday, belil' lung with Every (Hid ls Able at 2:” and followed by a drama, The Picnic Basket at 3 Then Portrait of a Champ will he aired at 4:30 p.rn, and the week-long special pro gramming will end with Disability Dia- logue - The Year In Review, shown at 6 Four tpeclgl ply: From 5-10 p.m. Crab legs and claws, Choice of potato a. vegetable, and a grand selection of sal- ads from our salad bar, Served in the Vintage Room, $995 haven’t till you’ve