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Jazz quartet performs Trombonist John Schliessman performs during the jazz concert held at Centennial Park Tuesday night Schliessman played with the Geoff Mulholland Quartet featuring members of the Fig Leaf Jazz Band The con cert was one of series of tree park concerts organized by the city recrea tion department The rock group Sandcastle performs tonight at the park at 7pm Examiner Photo Hobby becom By STEPHEN BAUER Of The Examiner Its always neat trick to turn hobby into fulltime career Mike and Gail Smiley who run pottery and quilting store from their home just out side Barrie have both ac complished that trick turning two hobbies into two fulltime careers Smiley has been potter for the past five years He studied the craft at Georgian College under instructor Roger Kerslake and then began sell ing his work Two years ago he quit his job with Bell after 20 years with the company to go into the pottery business full time Mrs Smiley started quilting six years ago as hobby and now works at home with her husband producing quilted items ranging from bed quilts to wall hangings to cushions Shes just finished teaching quilting course at the Georgian College Summer School of the Arts and will be the organizer of quilting and rug fair at the Simcoe County Museum in September entertainment Editor Stephen Gauer7266537 Comedians provide fastpaced show at OriII humoe By SALLYUOWER For The Examiner ORILIJA 77 Seven funny peo ple took the Opera House au dience through fastpaced montage of comedy Tuesday night as the sixth annual Leacock Festival of Humor began here This year the festival organizers have decided to con centrate on one production comedy revue mainly for money reasons but these seven people Nancy White Dave Broadfoot Smith and Smith Tony Molcsworth and artistic directors Con Cullen and Roy Wordsworth packed so much into two and half hours its sometimes hard to keep up Braodfoot and White anchor the show as they have for several previous festivals HIGH NOTE White finished the first act on high wellheld note For those who know her mainly through short dittics as the CBCs former civil service songwriter she has surpris ingly good voice stage presence and perceptive wit which gauaranteed warm reception each time Her favorite songs about wayward Maggie Teen Andy and other such Canadian institu tions were well received Preceeding White was young comedian Tony Molesworth appearing here for the first time He combined zany wit with all the best of the worst magic juggling and ven Dance bands may return The new owner of the Brookdale Park Inn says he may bring back live bands to the hotels disco Sam Nit sopoulos owner of the on tinental Inn took over the downtown motor hote on Mon lay and says hes planning complete renovation of the disco lounge to improve business there Changes may include hr inging back live bands eliminated in February when the Brookdale went to recorded disco music Nitsopoulos said hell be making the decision on live music during the next month or so StE formation Parker Variety 229 King St ORILLIA Huronia Trust Company Misstssaga St Dave Broadfoot fired off jokes in rapid succession at the Leacock Festival of Humor Tuesday in Orillia Packet and Times Photo ORiIliA THEATRES Stamg TUDIW if by LUCtif HUGH IGGINS in and DAN MacDONALD Directed by Vernon Chapman At Duckworth St Barrie COLLINGWOOD Centre 601 Ist Evenings at 830 pm 550 and $700 Matinees at pm Wed Thurs $400 Box Office OPEN At Georgian College IN BARRIE Mon to Sat 10 am pm to pm show weeks Phone 705 7284613 Tickets also available at BARRIE Baytield TICIGI Centre Baytield Mall Jacksons Grill 57 Dunloo St Sam The Record Man 10 Dunlop Jozo Weider St Gryphon Theatre Barrie MIDLAND At Georgian College Theatre Hwy 400 In stivaI triloquism act seen Formally attired all in black with white tic watch Chain and sneakers Molesworth pulled color action and laughs from his traditional suitcase of props in rapid fire succession He was however momentarily upstaged by talking ball which repeatedly tried to escape his juggling endeavors Cullen and Wordsworth presented series of sketches from Good Evening classic of British humor by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore Wordsworth particularly presented wide array of typical British characters from poor Welsh pianist through the range of twits twerps and toffs which inhabit various parts of that small island EXCIRSIONS lnterspersed with overseas excursions was the Central On tario comedy of Smith and Smith Singing the blues about everything from the post office to pollution to puppies this young couple from Kingston repeatedly hit borne for the au lience In stunning white tie and tails Dave Broadfoot finished up the show He worked hot and fast at his material firing jokes and characters at the audience in rapid succession Corp Ren frew and the Honorable Member from Kicking Horse Pass dropped in and his Anglo Saxon jokes must be the youve ever ultimate in raising Canadas ethnic consciousness llllt illllIiItl ui ANNE MURRAY New Kind Of Feeling Smiley and his wife are look ing forward to the Huronia Arts and Crafts Show to bs held this weekend at Centennial Park as part of Kempenfest Theyve had booth at the show for several years FLN Its fun said Mrs Smiley You get chance to see the other craftsmen you havent seen since the last Kempenfest And our customers make point of coming to see us We havent won any awards yet she said but wed like to win That would be nice Also represented at the Smileys booth at the craft show will be 18yearold Michelle Smiley who is enter ing several weaving items Performers prepare for show ROAST BEEF Once year at Kempenfest the Blue Sky Theatre provides continuous entertainment for audiences during the threeday summer festival The theatre is project of the Barrie Lions Club and brings together performers ranging from barbershop singers to folk musicians The performers entertain Saturday through Monday on stage in Centen nial Park Performances begin each day at 10 am and end with show Three of the five Smiley children are pursuing an in terest in crafts encouraged by parents who spend six days week producing pottery and quilt articles for the small craft store in the backyard of their property Its infectious says Smiley Were doing it so theyre interested in it too Making pottery is relaxing and satisfying he says It feels good when you take the trouble of making something and then someone else feels good enough about it to buy it Pottery and quilting repre sent just two of the many types of arts and crafts in the Kempenfest show by the Forest Hill Gymnastics Club of Midhurst Saturday at 11 am the Sum mer Training School Cadet Band from CFB Borden and color guard with total com plement of 400 people enter tain in the park barbershop quartet made up of singers from the County Chordsmen entertains at pm followed by Bert Mulholland who plays fiddle banjo and saw at 230 pm The Jack Holmes Orchestra per DRIVEIN THEATRE Beforehertateissealed bythe the supediner Poseidon will reveal one last secret BEYOND THE POSEIDIIII 3a IIIIIEIEIIIIIRIE CAPRICDRN QNE oox arm om 300 snow DDS CHILDREN 13 Va and undo FREE oxoopt at RESTRICTED programs STREET CONSTRUCTIONS OVER so meet your friends at DU FFYS The Quiet Place On display Paintings from Leo llgars Collection Samafigfi She Believes In Me More IT AM ONlY FRIDAY AUGUST PM ONLY KENNY ROGERS THE GAMBLER The Gambler Tennessee Bottle Quantities limited One per person SATURDAY AUGUST 4th ANNE MURRAY CANADAS LARGEST AND BESTKNOWN RECDRD SfORE Kli Rt Masks One hundred and seventyfive exhibitors from Canada and the US will exhibit work in the show Different types of art and painting will be represented along with host of crafts in cluding pottery jewelry wood crafts fibre and glass items and specialties such as porCelain dolls painted china and copper Return exhibitors at the show include many of the 1978 prize winners Jim Wallace photographic art winner from last year returns from Niagara Falls NY His wife Robin Logan water color artist will bring her work for exhibit and sale Besides the Smileys many forms dance music at 530 pm and singer Steve Battle enter tains at 630 pm On Sunday the Chordsmen perform at pm Bert Mulholland at 230 pm and Steve Battle at 630 pm On Monday Wayne Forget and his rock band Variety will perform at 11 am Bert Mulholland retums at 230 pm and Steve Battle performs at 630 pm BayjidrIM FULLY AIR CONDITIONED AMPLE FREE PARKING recommended ADULT ENTERTAINMENT County AT CINDY WILL CHARLES MARTIN SIVIITH MACKENZIE PHILLIPSBO HOPKI ond RON HOWARD LUCASFILM LTD PRODUCTION MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI Nritteoano Directed by Produceabv trecutive Producer AND WOLFMAN JACKS GONNA BE THERE TOOI EHSA 17 PAUL LE the examiner Thursday August 1919 local artists and craftsmen will be in the show Wellknown local artists include Bea Hogan Joan LeBoeuf Graham Scholes Monica and Barry Shelton Dawn Whitehead and photographer Hal ohnston Admission to the arts and crafts show is free The three day show runs from 10 am to dusk Friday through Monday with the presentation of awards in the arts and crafts classes es career for exhibitors set for Sunday at pm iudg ing the arts and crafts will be Pat Hart an art instructor at Georgian College and Sandy Orr textiles expert Cochairman for the show are Marg Kenny of the Barrie Art Club and Dan Arnoldi of the Barrie Kiwanis Club Amoldi predicts that 40000 people will see the arts and crafts displayed in Centennial Park during the threeday show SIMCOE HOTEL DAIlY LUNCHEON SPECIALS $195 SPARERIBS $195 PLUS OUR DAILY SPECIALS OPEN 12 NOON PM DAYS WEEK AT THE FIVE POINTS BARRIE The sights and sounds of the 60s ere were bittersweet times There were crazy tim and it was all unforgettable Based or characters Cleared by GEORGE LUCAS and Gt ODIA KAT SWII LAND NJYCV Notta wasaga Phone 435141 CINEMAS 7269944 REFRESHMENT CENTRE TO SERVE YOU ANDY CLARK CINEMA 7269944 AT PM EORGE LUCAS Paton NE KIND OF FEELING Just Fall in Love Again 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