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_ Now in its 23rd year L»f operation, Doon anks as one of the foremost outdoor vil L;:ge museums in the rovince, with special attention to Waterloo Region‘s historic past. Twelve Canadian ar ists will be displaying heir works at the Uni ersity of Waterloo UW) Arts Centre Gal ery during the month f May, in a show On Sunday, May 2, a pecial ceremony will »fficially launch the pening of Doon Pio neer Village and Heri age Community for the 1982 season. Doon Pioneer Village opens & NTARIO ENGLISH | CATHOLIC TEACHERS Assocumoru Sponsored by Waterioo Unit of 0.E.C.T. A EDUCATION WEEK APRIL 25â€"MAY 1 We are involved in it because we care. Show you careâ€" come out and visit your child‘s class. lay sculpture show features orks by 12 Canadian artists bluevale presents_. _a many moodk <cTmusic production Tickets available at the Door _ or call 885â€"4620 ADULTS ADPIAIL 28â€"3¢ MA* 1 CHBE DPE N & SFNIOPS STUDE NT S As in past years, there will be no admis sion â€" charge â€" for the opening day ceremo Guest speaker at the official opening will be J. Thomas West of Canada‘s Sports Hall of Fame. A band parade and special music will be provided by the Kiwanis Kavaliets Drum & Bugle Corps, under the direction of Jack Turner entitled Clay Sculp ture. The show, which coâ€" incides with the fourth biannual Ontario Potâ€" ter‘s Conference Fireworks ‘82 â€" to be alt N#:0O6 «o 1.0 Teachers dedicated to developing the moral, intellectual and religious growth of your children held at UW, will consist of works by Ontario scuiptors Dafna Biden, Mini Cabri, Ann Cumâ€" mings, Audrey Davies, Paul Johnson, Penny Kokkinos, Sarah Link, nies, which start at 2: 30 p.m Other weekend dates and activities to keep in mind for the month of May include candle making demonstraâ€" tions by Beverley Henâ€" derson on May 9, and the special Rogation tide procession and church service for the traditional blessing of the seeds on May 16. May 24 will feature calligraphy and uten GRANDIR The Kâ€"W Community Concert Association will present Clamma Dale. soprano, on Thursday, May 6 at 8 p.m. at the Centre in the Square. For further informaâ€" tion as to rates or special event activi ties, call 893â€"4020. Community concert group presents soprano = The concert. which is by membership only, is re scheduted from April 6. Jim Hong Louie, Ann Mortimer, Ann Robâ€" erts, Rebecca Rupp and Alain Tremblay. The pieces, done in stoneware and porceâ€" lain, range from utiliâ€" silâ€"making demonstraâ€" tions, while May 30 will highlight the Snyder Orchestra, woodâ€"workâ€" ing and photography demonstrations . Doon is located 5 km north of Highway 401 on the Doonâ€"Blair Road, just south of Manitou Drive in Kitâ€" chener. FITZGERALD BROTHERS LTD. Warehouse Carpet Sale Continues... 490 Weber N., Waterioo â€" 884â€"0851 One Mile Past King Near Lakeshore Village Je Shop the Home of Brand Name Carpets YOUR BEST BUY IN BROADLOOM ENTER OUR FREE DRAW (No purchase necessary) 8Uv U@GVYALbEALLODDWOZO OO Come in and discuss your carpet needs OVER 10,000 SQ. YDS. OF CARPET, AND NO WAX FLOORING WITH PRICES TO GO! The UW Arts Centre Gallery is located in the modern languages building. The show runs from May 6 to May 30, with gallery hours, Monday to Friâ€" day 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays 2 p.m. to 5 In conjunction with the exhibition, a semi nar on clay sculpture Its Place in Contemâ€" porary Art â€" will be held in the Theatre of the Arts, modern lan guages building, on Saturday, May 29 from 1 to 2 p.m. Each exhibiâ€" tor will give a brief illustrated discourse on the topic as it relates to his/her own work. tarian to abstract sculptures, with a number of rakuâ€"fired works. Raku, a sixâ€" teenth century Japaâ€" nese technique, owes its unique characteris« tics to the firing methâ€" od. After the work is removed from an outâ€" door kiln, it is sealed in an airtight enclosure, containing paper, straw, leaves or sawâ€" dust. There, it is left to cool. Raku is best known for its brilliantâ€" ly colored glazes Admissions to the gallery and the semiâ€" nar are free. wATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28. 1982 PAGE 13 9:30â€"11:30 a.m. â€" Admission $2.00 Babysitting 75¢ Child LOOKIWG FOR A FUN EASY WAY TO LADIES SLIM & TRIM SESSION Tues., Wed. & Thurs. Mornings 341 _ MARSLAND DR., WATERLOO /! pmen® pHONE 88Gâ€"7777 KING ST ROLLER SK ATE Recreation Centre HWY. 8 KITCHENER ~Eat n Putt FITZGERALD SCHAEFER ST 22 (weather permitting)