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Others taking part in the WLU management seminar are Denis A. Heeney of Traders Group Limited, who will outline a case history; and Robert T. valie, partner in the PR consulting firm of Tisdal1. Clark and Losly, Ltd, who will discuss many nprnaches to effective public re- tations. A two-day seminar designed to assist senior management person- nel to better utilize public rela- tions in dealing with corporate problems will be conducted May " and 19 at Waterloo Lutheran University. PR Seminar Geared . Meet Your To To Executives . . A Je,?,, seminar dpeianpd on Firefighters The convicted “fining” who, tttrough incendiary means. costs Canada many Wank of dol- lars and many lives, has a care- less eouotemrart who unthitingly tosses away lighted cigareues and matches, smokes in bed, and does not worry about his or her mild-ran playing with matches. here are countless other home tirebugs who start more than 85 Home mocha: are the mod deem/e means at ream-kg the to]! at fire deaths and fire looses Canada‘s per capita tire [out in one of the highest of In copes try in the world, with one (rtihse catching tire every an seconds. Moat of theme fires, are caused by human carelessness. 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ALARMS ANSWERED April M, 1987 -- 6:40 p.m. - Lincoln Road - our tire, April 25th, 1967 - 9;03 p.m. - 81 Braeside Ave - electric motor overheated. April m, 1967 - 9:10 a.m. - M) Bridgeport Road - smoke in- eestigatioet. Either" cleaner“ the "joker" “no doesn‘t care than " home the " dylod “M" or electrical wizard the “kitchen firebug" the “me home dry Maud or The only school represented to make the finals before is Col- lege du Sucre-Couer, winners of last years' festival. ress from six plays presented Friday and Saturday. On Saturday evening (May tr), Bloor Collegiate of Toronto will present "The Zoo Story" by Ed. ward Albee: Loretta Academy of Niagara Falls will do "Curse You, Jack Dalton" by Wilbur Brown; and College du Sacre~ Couer of Sudbury will present Moliere's "Le Medicin Volant". Friday, May 5, the Peterhor.. ough Collegiate will do scenes from "St. Joan." by George Bern- ard Maw: Brockville Collegiate will present Jean Anouilth's “Anti- gone"; and the Kitchener-Water- loo Collegiate will do "The Form" by N. F'. Simpson. Six drama groups from high schools throughout Ontario will 'participate. All are winners in their district and regional festi- eats. Approximately 150 schools in the province vied for a place tn this, the fourth annual testi. vat. Mar 5 and 6 promises to be an exciting weekend tor high school drama when the finals of the Simpson-Sears Ontario Collegiate Drama Festival wilt be held at the University of Wat, erloo’s Theatre of the Arts. Collegiate Drama Finals at _' U of W Theatre of the Arts I'Idios have béen telliiu'lbom I We IO-roar-old girl who was hot teen adoring tbe car of a dung- KIIcIIonOI' will tween; up w. ___in the can“ 1““ T, " CPL. mun» (mu) MILLER Adjudicator will be William FUEL 8. 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