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Dolly Heasman friend of month of Ste. Marie Dolly Heasman is a retired teacher who con- tinues to teach, and loves it. An enthusiastic Friend of Sainte-Marie, Dolly is cur- rently teaching a Friends in- terest course in basket mak- ing. Baskets have been her hobby for years. She col- lected her first one when she was six years old. It formed the base of a collec- tion which now threatens to crowd this good .natured dady out of her tidy home. Dolly's baskets are made Ty ; eA j Rabbit stitches gives strength and versatili- ty. She may be one of the few people you'll ever meet who has made a table with this basket technique "I made the table-top, covered it with a piece of glass and put it on a wrought iron base that John Robitaille made for me." Dolly Heasman was born in Elmvale and, except for a few years teaching in Scar- borough, she has lived all her life in Huronia. "The money was good in Toronto," she says bluntly, "but the air made me sick. I had to move up here again to stay healthy." She taught in the elemen- tary school system for 12 years, then moved to MSS where she taught special education for 18 years. She retired in 1980. "And I haven't looked back for a se- cond."' Her interest in amateur theatricals led her to become the official promp- ter for dozens of Huronia Players productions. She has been a Friend of Sainte- Marie ever since the organization began. 'When you live in a community, you must give something back,"' she says firmly. Dolly Heasman's baskets and her basket making course are popular com- ponents in the programs of the Friends of Sainte-Marie. The current Friends' course begins on April 23 and runs every Wednesday night for five weeks. ?'§ ALL YOU NEED TO LOOK Dolly Heasman, Sainte-Marie Friend of the Month, demonstrates her coil construction method of basket work. The retired MSS teacher is giving a course at Sainte-Marie on the art of basket making. Community Futures takes on more After successfully getting meetings for the two sectors the North Simcoe Associa- have not been made public, tion for the Arts (NSAA) off Khozan says it could come the ground, Community Futures (formerly LEAD) Commissioner Kamran Khozan is going to tackle two other local sectors and attempt to organize area farmers and industrialists. According to Khozan, after seeing the success of the creation of the arts group in the area, a number of farmers have approach- ed his office about doing the very soon. "Using this approach with the major manufac- turers atleast shows weare , looking at all spectrums of 4 the economy,"' says the com- missioner, "and not just the little guy."' Such an organization could not only give in- dustries access to govern- ment runds, grants and same for them. 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