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Marcia Nae Shoppe Marcia “he 's, l 1% 19.95 "ne piece textured ‘nll cotton knit sheath, nrtort sleeves. split jewel neckline wit" "an ilrafCjjjir7 r l "LOLRS Howard Fogarty li NIGHT BEAT Turquoise, Mint SIZES , WESTON “bite. Pink. Malze, with LEO DONOGHUE - CH 9-2344 Suburban Art - Music - Drama - and Mrs. M. Irons at the recent Arts and Crafts Display. “I. run “If!!!" - Mud". In“ M. "" - PM. I l ART l Joe Lockwood, a suburban art dealer, says that too many peo ple are "not interested in the art value of the paintings they purehase." He says that many artists who were once produe l ing fine works and making very (little mnnoy. are now "producing _ interior art and are making a small fortune” . . . If you would [like to see works by Canada's This week, we spoke to How- ard Fogarty. Canadian born. Howard Fogerty, is a well trav- elled musician. He and his arch. estra are presently stationed in the attractive Cloud Room of the Skyline Hotel, Dixon Road and Highway CT. Howard plays there nightly, Monday through Saturday The band consists of seven musicians. most of them doubling on two instruments. Along with his bassist and drummer,' Howard completes the danceable rhythm section. Blonde Vanda King. the fea- tured vocalist with the orches- tra, specializes in sentimental ballads. She generates warmth, youth and intimacy. Vanda has been with Howard for more than two years and together they produce 1 genuine evem ing's entertainment. Besides singing nightly at the hotel,- Vanda also a . rs regularly on I television 'ri': in Hamilton. Howard Fogarty started his musical career by studying classical piano " the Royal Com servatory in Toronto. He has been with many of the popular Canadian bands throughout the years. For six years, he was the featured pianist and arranger with Moxy Whitney at the Roy- al York Hotel. Since then, he spent five years at the Old Mill: two years in the Canadian Rock- ies at a CPR Hotel. During a two-year engagement at the Hil- ton Hotel in Long Beach, Cali- fornia, Howard decided that he would rather play in Canada. He "loves" his native country dearly and he has always done the greater percentage of his work in Canada. He finds that "Canadian audiences are very receptive and eager to listen to orchestras" such as his. "There are a great number of talented musicians and vocalists in Carr ada but there is not enough work available to keep them all busy, therefore, many of them have to leave for the U.S.A.," he commented For the past several years, Howard Fogarty and his arches tra have spent their summer months at Chateau Lake Louise in the Rockies However. the ex- ecutives of the Skyline Hotel have asked Howard to stay in the Cloud Room this summer. Mr. Bailey. the General Mame ger. has found that people from all over the cityaare attracted to the hotel by the orchestra. During the day. Howard is kept busy doing all his own ar- rangements for the band. The alto saxophonist doubles on vim lin. Peter O'Toole u 1831 WESTON RD. “lAWRENCE (lf ARABIA" (Color) (liEllli BILTMURE THEATRE Feature Times -- 8 pm. - 1 Complete showing Saturday 1:30 . 5:08 - 3:36 pm. THE MOST HONORED PM [FEE OF ALL! WINNER 0F 7 ACADEMY AWARDS! ‘NOW YOU CAN SEE IT AT POPULAR PRICES! Madassah Stages ilsraeli Festival purine! “all. an duck at and will b the Content“ W, " and 10. Hi. India lb! Aver. [and nub " and 16. Ilia my, Gun than Aver. Inna mm m Canada, " he may patron at I an opening night Avril It. Joan Sutton. What In the Clam Malt lmhm' Association, will present the In. an in has“ fashion. new unu- able in Town A unique feature at the evening will In the Con- stall-tics the! would“ I pop- ular Israeli did: which will be served to the new. Another Path-l highlight will be I display of knell art tom the private collections at Toronto Hid-sub members, on loan for public diaplay for the first time. Other partieipanta include El-Al lane! Airlines. The Putin] in being sponsor- ed by the Camel Chapter at Toronto Hadassah, with In. Sydney Young and Mrs. Max Weinstein u convenors. Proce- eds will support the work M Youth Aliyah. Once again the Boy Scouts of Weston and the Metro area will be selling apples to raise money for their activities. This year, the sale will take place Satur- day. April 25. and it will be the 33rd annual event. More than 20,000 Cubs and Scouts are ex- pected out on the street seeking your support, Each purchaser receives a McIntosh Apple and I Boy Scout tag (see picture). The Cambridge Motor Hag-l on Martingrove Rd. at Dixon. The Hart Wheelers' Escorts sing. dance and play to both the Cambridge Room and the King's Lounge nightly. most distinguished artists, visit) the administration building and, terminal of the Toronto Irtter-), national Airport. i MUSIC _ The Ascot " at Rexdale Blvd. l and Hwy. 27, features Teddy Brown who sings and plays the organ nightly in the' Circle Lounge. He has been there for eight weeks and will be there for four more. The Skyline Haul on Rd. at Hwy. 27. Howard ty's orchestra, featuring King nightly, in the Room', Almenda Dawson plays piano and sings nightly in the 'Ren- dezvous Lounge‘. The Constellation More! on Dixon Road, Barbara Alcorn plays piano and sings in the 'Burgundy Room' nightly. The Len Moss orchestra appears Friday and Saturday for danc- ing in the 'Riviera Room'. The Tune Smiths invite their audi- ence to sing along nightly in the Sportsman's Inn'. SPECIAL EVENTS A daffodil tea and Penny Sale is being convened by Mrs. Mich. ael Osica on Wednesday even- ing, April 29th, from 8:30 pm. until 10:30 pm. in the basement of St, Benedict's Church, Kip- ling Ave, North. The Pearly Kings conduct a sing-along nightly in the ‘Old English Pub'. All are welcome to enjoy tea and refreshments to the music of a wandering troubadour, knoll Festival CH 1.1821 magnum teertl behold-t, April " Dixon Fogar- Vanda 'Cloud t fpitdr't? 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