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Molsons Park concert scheduled for July 28 Grass Roots 79the annual concert at Molsons Park featuring new Canadian talentwill broaden its scope this year to offer wider varie ty to music Gregg McNamara park events coordinator told press luncheon Wednesday that the July concert re resents transition from gluegrass music to other kinds of music such as country and rock Headlinging the eighthour concert will be the rock group Zon Other performers include The Dodge City Boys David Wilcox Ravin Mirth and radio announcer Ted Woloshyn who will be the master of ceremonies Zon highpowered Toronto rock group released their se cond albumBack Down To Earthin March The group recently played to capacity crowd at Ontario Place and plan to tour the US later in the summer David Wilcox whos making his third appearance at Grass Roots concert is former guitarist for Maria Muldaur and Ian and Sylvias great Speckled Bird whos formed his own band called The Teddy Boys Wilcox plays everything from 19508 boogie music to blues and pop Ravin seven member jazz mck group from Toronto recently won the Home Grown Music competition sponsored by radio station QiOl Ravins is one of the most promising fu sion groups to emerge from the Toronto music scene in last few years Mirtha trio made up of Pat Watson Alison Reynolds and David James Bowenare well known in the Barrie area They performed at Georgian College last December and have released an album Their music is blend of pop country and folk influences The Dodge City Boys are quartet from the Hamilton area whose music reflects country influences Theyre making their first appearance at Grass Roots although theyve played 12T the examiner Friday July 13 1973 etertainment Editor Stephen Gauer7266537 in Barrie and Angus during the past two years Their repetoire ranges from Charlie Daniels and John Denver tunes to original compositions Ted Woloshyn master of Zon Torontobased rock band will be the featured performers at the fourth annual Grass Roots concert to be held July 28 at Molsons Park in Barrie ceremonies for the concert is known as the anitmorning man of radio because the deadpan humor of his morning show on Q107 often flies right past his listeners Woloshyns show has been described as choreographed anar chyhes also standup comedian whose becoming well known in the Toronto area The Grass Roots con certsponsored by Molsons in conjunction with the Barrie JayceesAstarts at pm 0n Ju lv 28 and runs until am He fights dancing image WINDSOR Ont CP The last time some one suggested to Ken Robbins that male ballet dancers were gay Robbins ended up with fractured hand from correcting the fellows point of view Another time when Robbins and his dance company were performing in Chatham Ont young frontrow heckler began making limpwristed gestures as Robbins tap danced With an economy of move ment appropriate for dancer Robbins removed steel capped tap shoe threw it and hit the heckler square in the face ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BEST Hes one of 18 glassblowers in Canada By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Darrell Wilson is member of very exclusive group of ar tists hes one of only 18 glass blowers in Canada Wilson teaches glassblowing at Georgian College Hes just finished his third year at Georgian and is currently teaching the final week of twoweek summer course in glassblowing offered by the college Glassblowing is enjoying something of revival in North America right now In Europe the work of skilled glass blowers has been considered art since the Renaissance in North American that artistic tradition is much more recent dating only from the mid19605 Glass is recently more in de mand as collectors item says Wilson 27yearold Tickets are $3 at the gate Gates open at pm The con cert takes place at the pool in Molsons Park where the grassy slopes form natural amphitheatre in architecture glass is becom ing more common SCULPTURE Although Wilson considers functional glass workvases bowls and bottlesto be very beautiful hes most interested in glass as sculptors medium His glass sculptures so highly regarded that he was asked to submit work to The Glass Art Gallery new gallery in Yorkville in Toronto thats devoted exclusively to glass objects The gallery opened June 27 Wilson is one of 25 glass artists from around the world who have work on display in the gallery Wilsons pieces include conventional objects like per fume bottles as well as more creative art work such as sculpted blocks engraved glass panels and small la uered glass box illuminated its own light source Wilsons glass works will be included in threeman show that opens August 16 at the gallery The gallery offers unique showcase for the work of CHARLEY PRlDE arrives by helicopter at ROCK HILL PARK I5 miles west of AIIiston on SUNDAY JULY 22nd Two Shows 200 pm and 600 pm With the Pridesmen also Eddie Eastman For advance tickets $1000 for adults $500 for children 612 years Mail money order with stamped selfaddressed envelope to ROCK Hlll PARK RR No Shelburne Ont ON 150 PHONE 519 925221 Sunday admission tickets will be $1500 EVERY SUMMER THE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH GOES TO SUMMER CAMP rim 726159114 From the Producer oINalionaI Lampoons ANIMAL HOUSE resemmended as ADUlT RIAINMINT MURRAY EVENINGS AT 715 915 DAIlY III INN llll illllllli Slim Will llili till lllli illii liliilli llfilll till illllll liIIill Ill lllllllflli lid Illllllll Iiillll llilIlM ME lllKi II II III will III II lllil llllillli It llllllll Ill Illllll it ill IllIl Ill mm lllll Mill wllllllmifillfilllfii wI SPECIAL SATURDAY SUNDAY MATINEES 130 native of Victoria BC Even Artist pursues bea Darrell Wilson left watches as Keith Ogilvie shapes bowl in the Georgian College artists like Wilson and its proof that glass is being taken seriously as an art form in Canada The use of glass goes back thousands of years to early Egyptian times when it was us ed to simulate precious stones Glassblowing was invented in Syria in the first century AD The centre of glassglowing shifted to Italy during the Reanaissance and Italy re mains the foremost country in the world for glass work The techniques that Wilson CHINESE FOOD WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot fast delivery Free on orders over $900 in Barrie Free delivery limits 10 Discounton PickUp Orders over $900 Phone 728881 405 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE Wilson glassblowing studio of Wilson has taught glass uses stem from the Renaissance period The glass blowing studio at Georgian Col lege is equipped with gasfired furnaces and ovens and the numerous tools used to make handcrafted glass objects Most glass objects today are machinemade explains Glassblowing has now become revival thing if you dont continue it it gets lost uty of glass design blowing for the past three years at Georgian Ex aminer Photo to modern production techni ques FUNCTIONAL But while the tradition of glassblowing is stronger than ever Wilson feels glass is too often taken for granted as simply functonal medium People are used to glass because its everywhere Students dont get excited about glass until they start to Directed by Yemon At Georgian College Theatre Hwy 400 At Duckworth St Barrie work with it and see it in molten form What find aplt pealing about glass is working with it and seeing the potential of it Because Italy is considered the centre for the best glass ar tists and craftsmen Wilson would like to spend year in Murano near Venice studying glassblowing at one of the small familyowned factories Box Office OPEN At Georgian College IN BARRE Evenings at 830 pm 550 and $700 Mon Sat 10 atm pm Matinees at pm Wed Thurs $400 Phone 705 7284613 Some of the language in this play may offend some people Tickers also available at BARRIE Bayfield Ticket Centre Bayfield Mall Jacksons Grill 57 Dunlop St Sam The Record Man 10 Dunlop St COLLINGWOOD Jozo Weider in formation Centre 601 Ist St MIDLAND Parkers Variety 29 King St ORILLIA Huronia Trust Company Mississaga St FUllY AIR CONDITIONED AMPlE FREE PARKING REFRESHMENT CENTRE TO 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