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30 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday August 23, 2006 www.oakvillebeaver.com Awards night recognizes actors and volunteers Dora explores Hopedale The newly revamped Zellers store at Hopedale Mall will host Dora the Explorer and her cousin, animal rescuer Diego this Saturday. The popular children's characters from the Nick Jr. television shows will visit at the store located at 1455 Rebecca Street (just east of Third Line) from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Dora was on-hand at the store's grand re-opening last spring and was a huge hit. This time Dora will return along with her cousin Diego who stars in his own spin-off show Go Diego, Go! in which he and his sister Alicia rescue animals in trouble. Children are invited to head to Zellers to meet the characters, and their parents and caregivers are encouraged to bring their cameras. Continued from page 28 gling to come to terms with her death. All of the shows are running at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. Representing the Centre at the awards night Friday was Theatre Manager Ken Coulter, who handed out the Oakville Centre Appreciation Award. "This is our opportunity to say thank you to all of you ­ you're a big reason why the theatre was built and why it operates today," Coulter said. The award, he added, is given to someone who "embodies the spirit of cooperation, hard work, fun and joy all mixed together that is the community of the per- forming arts." John Wyman, who has contributed to every facet of the arts community, won the award this year. He was also a co-recipient of the Scott Shepherd Memorial Award, along with Brenda Worsnop. It's a new award this year and was created in memory of Shepherd, who was dedicated to the arts in Oakville in many different capacities over the years. "He is the epitome of what goes on in theatre, the giving and the giving and the giving," said Worsnop, after receiving her award. 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