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singeractress will play the role of Luisa for the same director Marigold Char lesworth The first time was almost 14 years ago at the Central Li brary Theatre in Toronto where the show ran 22 weeks Diane was 17 years old and all instinct Looking back on it was Luisa girl who lives in fan tasy worldshe recalled in an interview Wednesday was going around saying That irl is crazy when was pe ect Luisa myself Because she worked so hard on the production 14 years ago 80 per cent of the work has already been done for this one But she is practising her scalesforhersin ingrole She says Cana ian actors are not well paid The toppaying theatre in Canadathe Citadel in Edmon on only pa their performers M50 to cover all ex enses including room and ward PAULINE WARNICA Four musicians CHRISTINA JAY win associa teships By MURIEL LEEPER At the graduation exercises of the Royal Conservatory of Music held this month at the Conservatory Concert Hall four Barrie musicians were awarded the Associateship ARCT Diploma Following the address by The Honorable Thomas Wells minister of education Laura Mighton Pauline Wamica Christina Jay and Jane Black were among the 260 graduates who were presented with their diplomas The musicians who were honored at the ceremonies came from across the Dominion Graduates were there from Van couver Calgary Lantzville BC Edmonton North Bat tleford Sask Grande Prairie Alta Kincaid Sask Winnipeg Sault Ste Marie Victoria BC Quebec Scarborough Ont Re ina Sask Montreal Mississauga Ont Kenora Samia Ha if ax Belleville Toronto and many other centres across the country LAURA MIGHTON who graduated from Central Collegiate in 1975 played flute with the Collegiate Band for five years She is now in her second year of pharmacy at the University of Toronto Laura started her piano lessons in Whitby with Mrs Spratt When the Mighton family moved to Ottawa she continued her studies for nearly four years with Mrs Gertrude Tanton in 1969 on moving to Barrie she resumed piano studies with Muriel Leeper and theory with Sylvia Kent She received her associateship in piano in 1975 and completed all theory re quirements in 1976 Her diploma is for the solo performer PAULINE WARNICA studied piano with Elsie Bennett Toronto and theory with Mrs Elizabeth Harwood of Richmond Hill Mrs Warnica married to Dr John Warnica came to Barrie with her family nine years ago The WArnicas have three children Besides teaching small class of piano students Pauline is music chairman of the Christian Womens Club and also member of the Harmony Club of Barrie Pauline received her diploma for teacher piano CHRISTINA JAY is the wife of Rev DOnald Jay and mother of three girls She studied voice with the Davies of Bar rie and theory with David Wittick and Mrs Sylvia Kent Her diploma was for solo performer singing and in this field only 14 diplomas were granted Christina Jay is now enjoying teaching voice and history of musrc Mrs Jay finds time to hodirect the Senior and Junior Choirs of Central United Church While discussing music Mrs Jay said The Church through the ages and still today is source of encouragement and an outlet for musical talent Thus she uses her musical education and talent to help enrich this community JANE BLACK can be called true Barrieite She has lived here since she was two years old Although she received her ARCT perfomiers diploma vocal in 1975 Her interest in music began long ago when she was member of the junior choir at St Georges Church in Allandale While in high school she started piano and voice training with June Melenbacher She attained her Grade VII piano cer tificate and Grade VIII voice certificate under June Melen bachers tutelage Jane returned to her music after marrying and having two children She attained Grade VIII and theory with Miss Jessie Bryson She continued her vocal studies with JeanMarie Scott of the Royal ConservatOry of Music Toronto For three years she received scholarships to further her vocal training with Miss Scott Mrs Black is member of the King Edward Choir At these graduation exercises only musicians were awarded the teachers diploma singing No actor shortage in Quebecdirector LAURA MIGHTON JANE BLACK Two great buys on one of the worlds great cameras WSIY 202 Rugged Reliable Pravon around the world Twoyear warranty on the camera body Fiveyear warranty on the Minolta RokkorX 50 mm tl lens Fstops and shutter speeds displayed in viewfin der sec to 11000 sec Easy multiple exposures Hot shoe Let us demonstrate Minolta value to you Cock it Fire it You can sense the precision in your finger tips Shutter speeds and stops in full information viewfinder 50 mm fl7 RokkorX lens ACTRESS Diane Stapley says that her role in the up coming musical The Fan tastics is so vocally deman din that shes like an ath ete going into training Miss Stapley opens in the show on Nov 29 at the Na tional Arts Centre in Ottawa CP Photo MONTREAL CP Quebec has an abundance of ex perienced actors and film tech nicians because 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