The Expositor from Brantford, Ontario, Canada • 41

THE EXPOSITOR Friday Oct 1 1982 19 University parking lot north of tennis courts at 8 am Bring binoculars soap-making Monday 10 am to 4 pm at Doon Pioneer Village Other Thanksgiving Weekend demonstrations are baking spinning and apple schnitz-ing Villge is open 10 am to 5 pm Doon-Blair Road exit from Highway 401 Oktoberfest Free admission to -Doon Pioneer Village Monday to Friday for Oktoberfest Activities includ- tag baking spinning apple schnitzing aid soap making 893-4020 SPECIAL EXHIBITS Science Centre Art Gallery of Brant bus-trip to Ontario Science Centre to see China 7000 Years of Discov-ery on Oct 19 753-7581 SALES Rummage Sale Wellington Memorial United Church corner Tollgate and St George streets Oct 15 6:30 9 pm and Oct 16 10 am to 1 pm Craft Sale Craft Sale and Tea Room Friday at 25 William St 10 am to 6 pm Crafts donated and made by Red Cross volunteers Proceeds for international aid Super 8ale Brantford General Hospital Auxiliary Super Sale Oct 23 10 am to 6 pm Oct 24 12-5 pm at St College Dufferin Ave Contributions accepted 752-7871-438 'Bazaar Springvale Brethren in Christ is holding a bazaar at Spring-vale Community Hall on Oct 16 Home baking canning crafts Lunch available Proceeds to Montreal Lake Home Umber Bay Sask' Yard Sale St Hospital Auxiliary is holding a yard sale at the hospital Oct 16 9 am to 1 pm Plants books home bake Jewelry country store refreshments white elephant sale food hamper draw MUSEUMS Textiles Former Brantford resident Ralph Beney shows his textile works at the Welling- ton County Museum Fergus to Nov 14 Thanksgiving Dinner A demonstration of how early settlers would have prepared thanksgiving dinner in the Lockhart log home at Wentworth Pioneer-Village Rockton- on Sunday and Monday Also moccasin shoes will be made in the village boot shop and a cabinet maker will demonstrate his work Village on Hwy 52 north of Hwy 8 open 10 am to 5 pra Thomas Keefer Day Institute of Power Engineers will operate 1859 Pumphouse with live steam on Sunday from 1-4 prt on Thomas Keefer Day commemorating an influential dvti engineer of the 19th century Woodward Avenue at the Water works 847-2874 Soap-making A demonstration of FALL FAIRS Burford Burford Fair Thanksgiving weekend Poultry cattle horse and goat shows Midway and exhibits Old Farm chariot races fashion show Rummage Sale Rummage Sale and Flea Market Colborne Street United Church Memorial Hall Oct 22 am Lily Auction Lily Bulb Auction at the Royal Botanical Gardens Centre Oct 16 at 1:30 pm Firewood Sale At the Royal Bo-tancial Gardens woodlot Burlington Plains Road West 400 metres west of the RBG Centre Oct 16 9:30 am to 12 pm No delivery QUUT2QQRS Bird Walk Bird walk at Royal Botanical Gardens (near Spencer Creek) Sunday Meet at McMaster Saturday for film series Special screening 3:15 pm Nod Buys a Suit at 4 pm and Sophie Minds the Store at 4:45 pm Ms Schuyler and Ms Hood and the children who acted in the films will be at the screening The Studio Theatre at Harborfront is located at 335 Queen's Quay in Toronto NEW MEMBER over permanently from Lew Dewitt who has an intestinal disease Dewitt is able to lead a near normal existence but feds he can no longer endure the rigorous life of an entertainer After 32 years as a unit The Sutler Brothers have been forced to replace a member of the group-Jimmy Fortune who has been performing with the Sutlers since January takes experiences of viewers all over the world so true to the neighborhood that it strikes a chord The scries has been shown at film festivals in Europe and Ms Schuyler says that the BBC and ITV networks in Britain are interested in running tt Playing With Time Inc has also done pro- ductions for TV -Ontario and the National Film Board including documentaries on social screening begins at 1 pm with Ida Makes a Movie Starting times for the othfr episodes are Cookie Goa to Hospital at 1:45 pm Irene Move In at 3:30 pm Lisa Makes the Headlines at neighborhood kids Ms Schuyler says they are also a source of ideas because of the rapport that has developed between them and the producers She says the kids continually drop in to relate their experiences Asked why Degrassi Street is the subject of the film Ms Schuyler says know the east end of Toronto well and I love it tower-middle class and has people of a lot of different races on the same She says they decided to slick to a "really small area that we know very well" to make the films as close to the neighborhood won several other awards The Kids of Degrassi Street win be televised on CBC-TV this fall as part of the series Just Down the Street Two of the six half-hour epi- sodes to be shown in December will be television premieres The' company is now working on six more episodes to be shown on the CBC next fall Playing With Time Inc was formed six years ago It operates out of an 100-year-old storefront on Queen Street East Just a couple of blocks away from Degrassi Street The company takes a unique approach to making children's films particulary in the case of the Degrassi Street series The children acting in the films actually live in the Degrassi Street neighborhood They earned their roles in the film by being selected from auditions held in a neighborhood church After the auditions they attend free acting workshops Ms Schuyler says she and Ms Hood found that child actors from agencies "were too slick wanted it to be as natural as Ms Schuyler knew could act from her experience as a teacher She is a graduate of the University of Toronto and from Paris District High School before that She has been very pleased with the quality of acting from the By RON DeRUYTER Expositor Staff Writer The special screening of an award-winning film series created by a former Paris resident and her partner will be held in Toronto tomor- The Kids of Dcgrassi Sheet win be shown in the Studio Theatre of Harborfront in the afternoon Admission is free Linda Schuyler 33 the daughter of Jack and Joyce Bawcutt of Paris created the film with Kit Hood They are the co-owners of an independent Toronto film company called Playing With Time Inc The Kids of Degrassi Street about the adventures of the children in an east Toronto neighborhood is their biggest production The series was selected the Best Canadian Production Regardless of Category at the (Canadian) Child Film Festival and has The Art Gallery of Brant K4MIUON Mm CKDS' FEHIIAIMTE Our Master Chat la aklllad In tha cooking aria of both Canada and tha Orient -'yi? 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