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Once again Bayview School's Drama Club, "Upstage One' is "Ready To Go". The club will be presenting "'The Wizard of Oz" next week. All performances will be at Bayview. Monday, 26 April, there will be two shows to allow all Bayview students to see the play. Wednesday, and Thursday afternoon shows will be given to visiting schools, and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 28, 29 and 30 April at 7:30 p.m. there will be public per- formances. Tickets are available in Midland at Huronia Office Services, Books Unlimited, Field's Hardware, and Perrin's Flower Shop and in Penetang at Gignac's Children's Wear. This is a '"Company" show in which everyone has backstage duties as well as his or her part in the show. Older students are paired with younger ones - Family style - to assist with make-up, check costumes and see to their concerns. April 26-30 is Education Week and all this is in keeping with the theme of Education Week '82 "Growing Together'. Not only are the older students working with the young, but there are also two staff members in the Show. Mrs. Sue Presse plays Aunt Em and Mr. Ray Brien - Uncle Henry. Mrs. Val MacMenemey and Mr. John McCallum are Directors of the com- pany and Mrs. Peggy Dove of Elmvale is the choreographer. Parents are also in- volved doing costuming and publicity. In Val MacMenemey's first year with the Drama Club, she produced The Wizard of Oz. Now, eight years later she is producing a new version of that play. Dorothy is played by Jennifer Giles, a Upstage One's Wizard of Oz ready to go at Bayview newcomer to the Drama Club and her dog Toto is Tammie _ Latondress. The. Line Mam, 1s Andrew MacMenemey, The Scarecrow is Jennifer McCallum and The Lion is played by Brad Taylor. The Wicked Witch is Beth Teskey, Walter Stewart plays The Wizard and Corinne Losch - Nora. The Drama Club in 1981 were invited to an International Festival in Westchester, New York where other competitors were mostly adult Drama Companys from all over the world. "Speaking for all the children in the Drama Club, teachers and parents involved," Val says, "'il is hard work, exhausting at times, but the friendships and bonds created, the learning experience and the exhiliration and joy of the first full per- formance under the lights make it very worthwhile. a ie | 3 me X -- * » Here are some of Upstage One's star performers Health and Welfare officials in Toronto said today that more than 40,000 recipients of the department's Guara- nteed Income _ Sup- plement (GIS) in Ontario, failed to reapply for the program by the March 31 deadline. According to W.A. Wright, Assistant Director General of the program, more than 400,000 applications were mailed out in January and people Work- shop Georgian College Employer Services is presenting a One-day workshop featuring the current issues of the nursing process for Registered Nursing Assistants (R.N.A.) at the Orillia Campus, 825 Memorial Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 14. The registration fee of $25 includes coffee and lunch. Failed to reapply Could suffer interruption of payments have repeatedly been urged to reapply as quickly as possible so that they will continue to receive the payments ~to-which« they are en- titled. "Unfortunately, those who have not yet reapplied will now suffer an interruption in payment" said Mr. Wright. 'Seniors will note a marked dif- ference in their April check" he continued "but as soon as the applications are completed and sent in, ehecks will be issued retroactively." GIS is an assistance program _ supplemen- tary to Old Age Security and requires annual reapplication by recipients because . of possible changes in income during the year. Pensioners who qualify can receive up to $233.63 in addition to the Old Age Security. For more information, please contact: 526-9532 PUBLIC NOTICE to local business owners in Midland plan to attend an information meeting 7:30 p.m. Wed., 8 mile WATSON GA Hugel Ave., Midland to hear details about a free consulting service offered by the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Trade coordinated by the Midland Chamber of Ecinmesce and Midland BIA Local committee chatrman-William Moss AN OPPORTUNITY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! ERY wally ° GREAT 4 UT @ Sie 60 ALL SUITS (Wool & Polyester) Gore®20 | ALL JACKET f ALL SPRING $ GNC 1 JACKETS pL¥® RIVIERA SLACKS Regular to $35.00 ONLY *19.95 WALLY'S MEN'S SHOP 87 Main St., Penetanguishene 705-549-7682 > ha oe gs # Friday, Aprit 23, 1982, Page 9 me