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the examiner Wednesday Nov 22 1978 The Cobble by Gwen Fife won first prize in the Barrie Public Librarys first iuried art show Examiner Photo Barrie pointer ostonished by win in iuried art show By STEPHEN GALER Of The Examiner Gwen Fife Barrie artist in her early 705 who admits shes still alittle insecure about her ability was astonished to learn Monday shed won first prize in the Bari ie Public Librarys first juried art show The Cabbie an oil pain ting completed by Miss Fife in the 19305 won the $100 first prize in the show The second trize went to Pat Hart twcher at Georgian College for an abstract water color titled And In the Autumn Sikko Hiemstra Midhurst artist won third prize with Sunflowers still life oil painting Miss Fifes interest in art goes back to her student days in Barrie when she began lessons with graduate of the Beau Arts school in Paris Miss Fife never com pleted formal art training but during the past 50 years shes studied briefly in Toronto and England travelled widely throughout the and Europe and taught art to children in Toronto and Barrie All through my life Ive been peppered to do artwork whichl love she said but Ive been insecure because of interruptions Miss Fife entered the library art show when friends coaxed her into submittingThe Cabbie Miss Fife said the painting is based on sketch made in London England He was an old man whod lost his teeth and his job and he was very proud of the fact that he was one of the first people licenced to drive cab in London Miss Fife said the last time she entered an art show was in the 19305 when Toronto Shofer wins music prize OTTAWA CP The first Jules Leger Prize for new chamber music was presented Sunday night by the Govemor General to Murray Schafer for his 1976 string quartet Waves The presentation was made at Government House during recital by the Orford String Quartet in which the work was played there for second time It was originally commissioned by the Purcell quartet and played by them at an earlier one of GovGen Legers peri odic Sunday night concerts The GovemorGeneral who is nearing the end of his five years in office said in auguration of the prize reflected his lifelong devotion to chamber music The prize trophy by Cana dian sculptor Louis Arch ambault and $5000 cheque from the Canada Council is to be awarded annually Judges are appointed by the Canada Council and the Canadian Music Council which ad ministers theaward MUSIC BUILDS UP Waves l9minute piece of impressionistic music evoking the motion of undulating and rippling waves begins quietl and builds into complex we of sound tends with three of the play ers walking quietly and slowly from the room while still play ing so that the cello is left alone to sound the final notes over distant hum from in this case an anteroom to the Rideau Hall ballroom The Ortord Quartet so named because it was formed at Mt Orford Que summer music camp operated by the Jeunesses Musicales is composed of Andrew Dawes and Kenneth Perkins violins Terence Helmer viola and Marcel SaintCyr cello sculptor asked her to submit work to the Toronto Art Gallery Miss Fife sent some sketches to the gallery and to her surprise they were mounted and displayed Shes also been invited to send work to the National Gallery in Ottawa Miss Fifes oil portrait of the London cabbie was one of 75 works entered in the librarys first juried art show Honorable mentions went to three Barrie artists Joan Claydcn for Kcmpcn felt Bay water color pilliiv ting Barry Shelton for Two Paths water color and to John oburn for 24 42 Hours sketch of the take out restaurant at the corner of Hayfield and Dunlop Strccts Ihc judch for thc compcti tioii wcrc Lco llgacs who nins gallery in raighuist Killtll Smith the head of design arts at icorgian ol logo and tonstaiicc llurdy torincr Iltllfl librarian of thc lIurric Public Library mid thc pcrson rcsixnisiblc for introducing art exhibits in thc IllI£ll hull All thc tllllltS in the till show will be on display at thc library until lllt ciid of Novcmbcr Sunflower still life by Sikko Hiemstro won third prize in the art show 7283440 COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents CASABLANCA FILMWORKS Production oI IMPERIAL mouan ntertainment Canadian play about frontier scores modest US success NEW YORK CP When they opened three weeks ago the young Albertans of Edmon tms Theatre Network wonlt dered how play about north ern Canadian frontier town would go over in the Big Apple By most accounts they seem to have struck responsive chord with their offBroadway production of Hard Hats and Stolen Hearts As they finished their run the company said they are very satisfied with the audience response They had somc qualms ini tially about how New Yorkers would react to play about life love and losers set in the Al berta oil sands boom town of Fort McMurray But the sadly comic tale of the lure of money and thc smother of technology is universal theme with which most anyone can identify Just before the play opcncd producerdirector Mark Manson said the company wanch to sec if their work could cross borders It had been performed before appreciative audiences in Alberta at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa and in the Maritimes before settling down here for three weeks in an old converted warehousetheatrc iii the Soho section of New York City INCLUDE STUDENTS Weve had some VCIy rc sponsivc audiences Manson said of the run The other night we had 70 pmplc in cluding goodsizcd group of hiin school studcnts They were ieally animated ince that is about tlic max imum capacity of thc small theatre the company is vcry pleased with that turnout Ilard Hats and Stolcn Ilcarts was writ ten by five members of the cast who spent two months living in Fort McMurray in 1977 The light dialogue and thc countiy and western tang of Stcphcn slcrs music give the play strong wcstcrn aiiadizin Heart attack kills Italian pointer ROME AP liorgio dc hirico Italys grcutcst 20th century paiiitcr licd Monday night at llIt ago of on Ihc prolific painter of mys tcrious iiscrch Italian slrccts and fantastic still lifcs died aftcr heart attack at ltoinc hospital He had bccn in poor health for two years His paintings are in all major tollcctions of contcinixiriiiy art Ilis bcttcrkriown works includc lhc Enigma of an Autumn ftcrntmn Nostalgia of thc liifiiiitc Joys and lCiiIgiiias of Strange Hour Departure of Pool Mystcry of Street and Mystcrious Bathing As thc quarrelsoinc foundcr of thc Italian iiictapliysicnl movement dcthirico was so vcrc critic of inodciii turns and modern art He insisted that cx rcpt for his own work then had bccn no truc painting for zoo ycuis Modcrn art was horriblc something you cant cvcn look at he said while his own work was bustd on facts thc ltilllt of lifc intcrprctcd trziii sccndcntully tiltllttiltililllllltltu dcud iii no llic world hc said its sad and ugly churnctcriul by drugs political protrwtx VIII lcncc and sew llc liirico was so prolific that hr oftcn ciillcil thr eittriliut Ion of paintings to him lalsc and thou lotci ucknowlcdgcd that tlicy wcrc lll numbir ot llltM criscs rndctl Ill court but urcscItlithliittly showbiz Threat revealed NICW YORK ili lhc mothcrin In of thc lntc actor LLra turd Om my RilliA THEATRES ENEVA rowesr 5r 32¢633i The Fever is Spreading ItI TU firDflIY New WARNING Sonro Imago may In ottonllvo Tho¢tru iig Young says slic has bccn told that Young and hrr daugh trr hurl bccii tlircntciird lttltHt lllt couplc was found dcnd in thcir ipaitiiiciit Iltlt NTt Catch it IMPERIAL THEATRES The only thing that could follow Murder Is Death First AGATHA CHRISTIES MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Now DEATH ONrTHE NILE AQATIIA CHRISTIES DEATHHENILE IMPERIAL newcomedg thriller from the creators of Silver Streak Goldie Ilown Chevy hose rein Plant PMIIIOtIIII PICIIIRES PIESEIIIS IIIItttIIIIIIKIS XXIII WIS PHIUIIt immE IWTII CHEW cm i001 Put suiBUITItSS HtlltlTIII Dlltltt Wit MHJIIOHISI IIItlEII Mitt It IIIlItIS Elite win ions mfi CIIIIIttS mt that the JoreIIBJ Paperback Sundial album availabte on Arista Records and tapes muom Iain IitIe Sorta Barry Itanitoa PARAMOUNT PBlllIIEl L13 IMPERIAL BACKSTAGE CIN EMA 759l5 flavor but the story is vari ation of an old theme All the characters begin with dreams and watch them crumble under the impersonal onslaught of technology and that faceless effect known as progress While the production failed to catch the fancy of the local crit ICS it did seem to touch the au diences many of whom stayed behind to chat with the com pany after performances The young actors will scatter now Some are returning to work on Theatre Networks new season others have plans for vacation One at least found small bit of dream in New York Shay Garner who played an amiable beerslingerwaitress who dreamed of being bull dozer operator has been in vited to stay here and appear in new play with New York company Another Production In Sonon to Honour BlrvIoo 125th Annlvorury at at the Embassy Halt Blake St WED THUR FRI NOV 29 30 DEC 800 pm rqdmruicn CC FILET VEAL CUTLET the tinestoged beet char broiled to yourperfection tickets Gum Members the Deer Epfinme Amst 12 52 tender pork ribs slow baked finished on the chanbroller and coated with our own sauce NEW YORK SIRLOIN thick uiqu tender ALASKA KING CRAB It you like Lobster youlllove Crab OIICKEN CORDON BLEU DEEP FRIED SHRIMP Adaptation of Night Flight will star Trevor Howard MONTREAL CP British actor Trevor Howard and 1929 Curtiss biplane are the stars of CBS television adaptation of Night Flight being filmed here The adaptation of Antoine de St Exuperys famous ad venture story about the perilous early days of aviation in South America was written by Montreals Alvin Goldman spokesman for Marlow Pic tures of Montreal said the spe cial will be shown on the Amer ican network in January Night Flight also stars Swed Ist BIRTHDAY Try aid Beat These Prices Prime Rib RegularCut 795 PoorRichardsCut 895 so tender it will melt in your mouth POOR RICHARDS FAMOUS RIBS RACK I2 RACKS Combinations STEAK KING CRAB OR SHRIMP RIBS KING CRAB OR SHRIMP STEAK RIBS allmeals include salad your choice ofdressings bread or rolls choice of potatoes MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL All YOU CAN EAT NY suitom STEAK first there was Cool Hand Luke then BIIIy Jack but there has never been anyone Ilke Seabo IBIICKISRTTXTE PRISONg 929 WEDDING BARBIE 7373180 ishAmerican actor Bo Svenson who costarred ith Robert Redford in The Great Waldo Pepper and petite Canadian ac tress Celine Lomez Other Canadian actors fea tured in the television special are Ted Follows Bud Knapp Miguel Fernandez and Vlasta Vrana The Curtiss biplane the only one of its kind still flying was flown up from Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome in New York state for the television special NOW PLAYING AT prn Com DELUXEG 3RD WEEK ONE SHOWING EACH NIGHT AT pm 1975 MNTIITN EMMY I0 995 995 625 595 495 1095 1095