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Pre-School StoryTimc will
OT be held 0 WedD y,
ch 29, because of spring
vaca . n. StOry'iUDe will r umc
wee April 5, from 10:00-
10:45 a.m,
ovies for children will be
o on S turday, April!, at
2:00 p.m. Showing are: The
Case Of the Elevator Duck,
e Friends nd Aesops'
Fables.
Books added to the Adult
Department are: "Wait Tell
ext Year" by William
Goldman; onkey On A Stic •
by John Hub er; "The Hilton
H d Over 35 Diet by Peter
Miller; "Digging Dinasours" by
John Horner; and "Festive
Baking" by Sarah Iala.
C presents
a e peare
attle Creek rt enter
BENTON 1WP. - William
Shakespeare's "A Midsummer
ight's Dream" will be
presented by the Lake Michigan
College Theater Department at
8 p.m., Frid y and Saturday,
March 31 and April 1, and 2
p.m., Sunday, April 2 in the Lit­
tle The tre of the Lake
idligan College Community
Center, 2755 E. apier Ave.,
Benton To ip.
, According to odney and
Sandra illiams, co-directo
the p y is" mixture of magic,
mism tched lover nd slap­
stic humor, designed to please
the ter-going Elizabethans as
11 20th century patrons."
Leading roles have been 'cast to
Ben Shine of Benton Harbor as
Ly nder , Todd Day of
W tervliet Demetri Cindy
Barnes Gurno of St. Joseph as
Her . and Amber Williams of
Ste ensvill Hel na,
Tie ets, t $3 for students
d 5 for the general public,
may be reserved by calling the
L C Box Office t 927-1000.
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week's favorite quote comes
from playwright urray Schis-
h 31. 19 . Yo are cordially in "ted to tM
n'1I..·.tfn". arch 18th fro 3:00 - 7p
your instincts. The worst thing
isn't failing or losing. The rst
thing in not tr ting yourself.·
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