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Miss Shantz, head of the nurs- ery school at MacDonald Instr. tContinued on page 18) Although this was advice learn- ed in an education course, it is applicable to a family situation," said Edith Shana when she spoke to a group of parents at the Westmount Nursery School, 153 Helmont, last week. "Never use sarcasm to cut a child down to size. Embarrass.. ment and sarcastic criticism are scissors much too sharp; they cut the child off from the group and off from you." Addresses Parents SH 5-8934 1 Bridgeport Rd. Beatty Water Pump Systems TRAIN TO TORONTO Ask about convenient departure and return times " information, phone the local CN Passenger Sales Office FOR SALE Edith Shantz DOBBINS Jack Clement, chairman of the local branch of the Canadian Save the Children Fund receives a cheque for $200. from Sgt. Ed Reiha, and two full "Penny Beggar Cans" from Cpl. Gordon Kuntz. The money was the proceeds of the successful "Teenage" dance held by the police association in the Water- loo Square. Mr. Clement complimented the police for their active support, "You have done a fantastic job and we are very appreciative," he told them. Monday evening's audience were people who came to a Party and stayed for the per- formance. The drama before curtain call-lovely gowns, pho- togfaphers, autograph seekers. the suspense of "who's that get- ting out of the car'."'--)? the rest of the evening seem anti- climatic. Friday evening's audience were people who couldn't wait to see the play, who were really interested in the play itself. No- body worried about who else was there or what kind if im- pression they themselves were making. After having seen last Friday's dress rehearsal of Henry VI and 1toryiay's_orsening night of Henry v. I realized the difference tie audience and general atmos- phere can make. By Ether Specimen I think that the critics in judg- ing Stratford productions should write their columns on the basis of the final dress rehearsal rather than on the opening night performance. ' CANADIAN NATIONAL Monday - Friday a ,lll,ill,,ll,lllll'ts,ii,ii'iiiitii, " King Kitchener Ontario & Duke Su. Offbeat Report WATERLOO SQUARE JACK'S w a 'tFrr--,,-2-lCa- WA P, -ERL00 YOUR TV DOCTOI . Saturday Dint 9 mm. - 6 I 744-584] Watertoq .35 Each character. and there were many, was sensitively por- trayed Henry V was less com- pTicated, yet harder to follow because the characters are not as striking nor the plot as intrig- uing. The story is full of intrigue, character conflict and of course, battles. Yet with all the quick shifts of scenes, it progressed smoothly; incident followed inci- dent with no loss of the trend of the story. As to the plays themselves, I enjoyed the production of Henry vr as much as I've enjoyed any of the recent Stratford produc- tions of a Shakespearean play. At any rate, going to opening night is a once in a lifetime ex- ptrienee--you do it once-thath, enough. Consequently, the audience was stiff, formal and fairly un- interested as indicated by the ct-nstant coughing. This. in a situation which fosters audience- actor interaction, certainly " fects the performance. Don't miss seeing Henry VI '"'tchemw ONE WAY WI... (Ki; will " no” FARE this year. People often tend to shrug off Shakespeare's histori- cal plays in preference to his tragedies or his comedies, but I find the histories have more to say to us, and provide a clearly focused picture of man and his wars, but that's a subject for another day. Delegates to the UN. Semin. ar at the U of W are, Ed Bel- obaba, Ken Pagel and Janice Courtney. The U of Western Ont. delegates are, Janet Steiss and June Boettger. The student Council met dur- ing the second last week to tin. ish their years' business. 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