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The play is presented by the Environmental Theatre Workshop, 'pan of McMaster University‘s Eco Research Group. The play takes place outdoors as the audience wanders along the trails of Cootes Paradise at dusk. It tells the story of Cootes Paradise as told by Captain Thomas Coote and early explorers, trappers, fcumrunners and other local residents whose lives were woven into the landâ€" cape over the past two centuries. + Admission is a donation to Project Paradise, the fundraising project to restore the Cootes Paradise marsh. Come dressed for the weather and for walking on the trails. The production will be cancelled in the event of rain. »â€" The play starts at 7:50 p.m. . Toget to the Arboretum from Oakville, take the QEW westbound to the 403 then take hwy 6 exit to second set of lights, turn left there (at ESSO station) then turn left again at first intersection, (Old Guelph Road) and the Arboretum is on the right about 1 km along the road. ‘Last chance to catch outdoor play at RBG Tomorrow marks the last chance akvillians will have to experience ive theatre against the backdrop of a wetland as night falls. ~ _ The play, entitled, "The Spirits of Paradise" will take place at the Amphitheatre of the Nature Centre at the Royal Botanical Gardens on the Hamiltonâ€"Burlington border. It‘s located in the RBG Arboretum, just off Old Guelph Road. Stephen said no matter what hapâ€" ns at a special meeting of the board tomorrow night, at which time two f{ustees‘ notices of motion on reviâ€" sions to the document will be voted ; The trust between the parent comâ€" unity and the administration of the alton Board of Education has been roken, according to Oakville parent Carole Ann Stephen and this is as disâ€" ressing to her as the controversial Grade 9 Healthy Sexuality curricuâ€" lum, a document that has been bandied about between the board and arents for several months. "The impression I have right now is that we‘re fighting the administraâ€" tion," said Stephen, a RN who wrote her own critique of the document and organized a public forum to discuss it ast month. "They‘re not hearing us," said Stephen. "They are defending their pride and their reputation." Stephen said it has come down to a tter of pride and the board is now stuck with a document that they‘re not familiar with but "it has their name on ‘it 3» The facts, the corrections, the sugâ€" estions put forward by a growing humber of concerned parents, are ‘alling on deaf ears, she said. uly 20, 1994 MAURIA CLINIC | OF ELECTROLYSE y KATHY YANCHUS akville Beaver Staff e Sears * Coupon Clipper * St. Clair « Walâ€"mart * the Bay e Little Caesars * Pantene Shampoo * Overdrive Any day of the week. Any quantity As low as $40.00 per thousand Call Saliya Perera an appontment §45â€"8100 Eyebrows arched and shaped Hairline permanently contoured Facial hair removed Bikini line shaped Arms, Chest Backhair removed Please call for 329 Lakeshore Rd. E. 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