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Program - introduction to brass The Brass Company is featured in the final & performance of the Kitchikewana Festival Series ; : } ie : \ ' ; \ a at Midland Secondary School, April 15, at 8. Ai Xe di Wis 13% Tickets may be purchased at MSS during the day prior to the performance. The Brass Company features George Stimpson, French horn; James Spragg. trumpet; and John Dowden, trombone. Ken Woods, chairman of the Festival com- mittee. reports that the premiere series this year has been well received and plans are now well underway for the 1983 84 series. Next year's series of performances will be released next Friday during the Brass Company's performance. The Brass Company program provides a good introduction to the brass instruments, as well as providing a wide variety of music. The pieces range in style from the Renaissance to the 20th Century, including folk music and the latest pop tunes as an extra treat. Woven between the pieces is an entertaining and educational demonstration of the instruments Some insights into various aspects of each piece of music is also given. The trio encourages audience participation throughout the program. The following selections will provide the basis for the program. The company reserves the right to adapt the basic repertoire at its own discretion. eethoven, Trio Opus 87; Bach, Three Part Invention No. 2; Corelli, Trio Sonato No. 1; De Jong. Wisconsin Folk Music; Decker, Richard, Kinglish Madrigal Suite Frachenpohl, Trio: Hartley, Walter, Two Rastiches; Isaac, Three Pieces; Josquin des Pres, Three Pieces Nelhybel, Trio: Parker. Rag: Poulenc, Sonata; Stimpson, Irish Folk Songs; Warnaar, The Town Musicians The Brass Company is pleased to include in its program The Town Musicians, written by Brad War. «tr specifically for the Company. Based on The town Musicians of Bremen, the piece in- corporates dialogue and music. Ml d | d Margaret Bacon; The boy on platform one by | a a Victor Canning; The Fantastic saint by Leslie om Charteris; Reader's Digest Illustrated Guide re PU bra ry to Gardening in Canada; The Laura Ashley : book of home decorating by Elizabeth Dickson; Streisand through the lens by Frank eWS Teti: Mission to Mars by James E. Oberg; Prime of your life by Joseph Michaels; The Midland Public Library wishes to thank all Miracle of Dunkirk sh Walter Lord. of their patrons for their support with our Wintario Half-back Program. All used Wintario tickets donated will be greatly appreciated. We have two Outreach Ontario Programs coming this spring sponsored by Midland Public Library and Georgian Bay Regional Family Film Night Every Friday Evening! Movies scheduled for Friday, April 8, are: - Comes in all colours; -Shapes and sizes; -Ida makes a movie. Films start at 7:15 p.m. Free admission. Everyone welcome! Library System. -On Wednesday, May 4, at 4 p.m. "Peter and the Wolf" performed by the | : t | ] Westminster ensemble. This is a delightful = = Children's Program. O awl: DLAND 526-579 On Wednesday, May 25, at 7:30 p.m. "'R.D. HELD OVER! Lawrence"' author, biologist and newspaper Pri, salle, SUN remareren DUSTIN HOTT™MAN writer. Thelecture discussion will appeal to 7and9:15 10 'Awanos a large adult audience. Mon. to Thurs. seeraiecron: Srey Poca ey = The following is a list of new books ge Ot Sate hae x available at the Midland Public Library: P E The vanishing land by Alan White; WarHead Sal Matinee 1:30. MEGAFORCE_ by Tony Williamson; Matters of chance by ie r Gail Albert; The Kingdom of the rose by Fri. - Sat. April 8-9 Specials at the Hg sin' * Granada =\9Sit ig Sun April 10 to Thurs. April 14 7:15 , ; iy mR a PLUS ' ast ay a ea LOSIN' IT Volunteer artistry | 1 ll lites Branco Students at some area elementary Corpus Christi school in === : . : j Z . Sat. Mat Az30- schools are making posters to Penetanguishene, were hard at work : Fri. - Sat. - Sun. ela llillnsm Sail alae aiciall ss promote "Volunteer Week", which this week preparing their artistic runs April 18-24 in Huronia. Anyone _ posters. Inthe photo, Amy Ladouceur SALAD BAR f£- 'lease roa who helps out or does work witHout (left) and Jason Butler, admire a i i ilies eC) ot MAX DUGAN getting paid is considered a volunteer. _ poster already completed by another Georgian Bay Pickerel Thurs. April 4 "S33 ™ RETURNS Mrs. Bridgeman's grade 7 class at student. All you can eat 7.95 vagus ge 7 ca Spare Ribs Emergency service [Maha eam | Tender Filet Mignon Royal Victoria 1974, contrasted with The ministry will pay & Mush. *8.95 Hospital in Barrie has 56,700 visits project two-thirds of the cost of : ; received Ministry of for 1983. PEs the work. : PLUS REG: MENU Health approval to go ahead with plans to expand its emergency department and build a new 16-bed addition for critically ill patients. Constructi iS ex- ay ie u a Balm Beach Rd. (near Hwy 93), Midland or 326-3339 64. Colborne St. W. CINEMA 2 CINEMA 3 fall. after final working drawings and ry SP RIRS ee ae - Members Non-members GANDHI easy FRANCES completed and tenders 2 00 $3 7:30 7:30 ealled. 2 movie .00 / movie ' Hwy. 93 at Bal m Beach Rd, M id land PARENTAL! (De2Seranens The hospital's busy OVER 1200 MOVIES For = ee emergency department Open 8:30 a.m. -7p.m. 526 21/97 . (RSE see recorded 40,000-visits in : reservations = Page 10, Friday, April 8, 1983 r