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LitWongv Mv 14 noteook monday OThe Allandale Lawn Bowling Club meets at 730 pm at thedclubhouse 16 Essa Rd New members are invited to at ten OSailors interested in fortming lowcost dinghy club operating on Kempenfelt Bay should attend an organiza tional meeting at 730 pm at lnnisdale High School Room 110 For more information call Bill Potter at 7283379 oThe Gryphon Theatre Guild meets at 745 pm at 33 Theresa St This meeting was originally scheduled for May OThe Barrie Boomerang Camping Club meets at St Marys School 51 Codrington St at pm All campers are welcome oTottenham Lions Bingo at 730 pm in the Tottenham Community Centre $250 jackpot mUst go each week early birds sharethewealtb rolling $200 jackpot consolation of 550 goes eBingo at pm at the anadian Legion Branch 147 St Vincent Street and undles ltoad Barrie Jackpot 5500 con soltion $100 OTbe Simcoe County fhess Club meets from 630 to 10 pm in the Barrie Public Library New members are welcome OThe hildrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library holds French hour for preschoolers from to pm tuesday OThe Look of Summer Fashion Show starts at pm in the Churchill Room of the Holiday Inn The show is presented by the Barrie Chapter of the National Secretaries Association tickets are $4 at the door OEuchre at the Bell Ewart ommunity entre at pm 5050 draw will also be held OThO letTogether lub of Barrie will meet at 130pm at the ANAF Club New members are welcome Blighty Bingo at the Wyevale Orange Centre at pm OIbe Stroud Senior Citzens meet at 130 pm in the Stroud Complex olhe Belle Ewart Euchre lub plays at pm in the Belle Ewart Community Hall For more information call Dave Davidson at 4562357 OThe anadian Calorie ounters meet at pm at St Marys Separate School on Codrington Street For more in formation call Flo ilougbton at 7260592 0A preschool story hour is held at the Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library from 10 to 11 am every Tues day and Wednesday No registration is required OTbe Duplicate Bridge lub meets every Tuesday at pm at the YMYWCA Everyone is welcome For partners call 7374469 oThe Mello Blends practise every Tuesday at 730 pm at Oakley Park School Grove and Davidson Streets Women interested in joining the chorus are invited to attend wed nesday oCatbolic Womens Thrift Shop at Canadian Forces Base Borden is open from to 830 pm Location is Building P2 North side between the chapels For further information call 4240703 eThe Gingham Door Barries Nearly New Shop operated by the May Court lub of Barrie who use the proceeds for community projects is located at 74 Maple St Barrie and is open Tuesday to Friday from 1030 am to 430 pm Satur day 1030 am to2 pm Meetings are held every Wednesday for TOlS Take Off Pounds Sensibly nonprofit weightwatchers organiza tion The meetings are held at ioodfeliow Public School in Alcona Beach for more information call Josie at 4363779 OThe Barrie Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America meets at pm in Monsignor Clair School on Cundles Road east of St Vincent Men interested in joining the chorus are welcome to attend thursday Olnniswood Baptist Church sponsors bus trip to 100 Huntley Street in Toronto The bus leaves Barrie at 730 am and returns at 230 pm Call 7280718 or7289522 Olhe ookstown IreSchool Play group meets from to lunch is provided 11 an in the Tookstown Town Hall OEuchre at the Alliston Orange Hall Admission 73 Cents eKnights of oiumbus bingo at 730 pm in the Legion Hall St Vincent Street and undles Road Barrie Editor Stephen Gauer tertainment Eight firsts at festival for natural musician By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner For someone whos just scored another triumph in the recent Orillia Kiwanis Music Festival by winning eight firsts four seconds and two scholarships Lynn Langford is remarkably nonchalant about her future prospects as musi cian People think Im crazy if dont make music my career says the 16yearold Central Collegiate student Its possi ble but dont take it serious yMiss Langford doesnt have to take music seriously to win prizes at music festivals shes natural musician She swirted playing piano at the age of three but has never taken formal lessons In June shell try her Grade 10 exam in flute although shes had only yer and half of lessons Violin is the only instrument shes studied extensively taking lessons from many profesional musicians including several from Toronto Miss Langfords candid ad mission that she rarely prac tices may be disheartening to music teachers but the young musician is in good company Glenn Gould the brilliant Canadian pianist agrees that good musician doesnt need to practice When she prepares for music festival for example Miss Langford doesnt begin practising her music until week before the festival begins The Fifth Musketeer could use good tonic By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner The last time they appeared on the screen the four Musketeers those noble defenders of justice in 18th cen tury France were full of enough vim and vigor to slay an army of royal soldiers But in their latest incarnation as ag ing swashbucklers in The Fifth Musketeer at the Bayfield Mall Cinema DArtagnan and his friends look like prime candidate for Geritol The Musketeers dont hold the centre stage in the film which is based on Alexander Dumass novel The Man in the Iron Mask Instead we follow Most artists second iobs OTTAWA CP Three out of every four artists in Canada take second jobs Statistics Canada survey released Friday shows The federal agency also found that 80 per cent of the countrys artists are earning less than $5000 year from direct art sales The survey covered approx imately onethird of the 3500 artists in Canada and was con ducted in February 1978 Key findings were Almost 60 per cent of all ar tists are male Almost half live in Ontario but the Atlantic provinces have higher percentage of the countrys artists than their population would suggest and Quebec has smaller artistta Maureens the wicked witch in Hansel and Gretal opera iUELlli nl iCPi Mair reen liorrester distinguished worldwide as contralto reci taiist kicks up her heels as seductive vampish and quite jolly young witch when she apr pears in the storybook opera Hansel and Gretel The show being staged here and for fall tour of the Mari time provinces to mark 1075i as International Year of the Child is joint effort by the luclph Spring Festival and Theatre New Brunswick lhe sprinkling of children who attended the opening night ixrformanee lhursday found much oi it more tedious than their parents and grand parents That was in the first half nce Miss Forrester took to the stage as the witch the chil drens restlessness was stilled and conductor Nicholas Gold schmidt whipped the cast and orchestra into rousing third act Playing the role of the witch many years ago in tBtl prixiuition is said to have set the blondc Montreal recitalisl still counted the worlds leading interpreter of lieder by Mahler on to her career as tliaiiiat ic opera stai She has since sung in most of the worlds major opera houses including the Metropolitan in New York But its unlikely an of them have seen qtute the kind of witch she presented ill Ross collegiate auditorium here the best that tiuelpb has to otter in the way oi bye theatre facilities She wore black wig illIl ficial long black eyelashes an ankle length dress of blue black and high heels and mm ed about the stage with prooeati flair not unlike that seen at the Follies Bergeres WEAR ME YOU COULD WIN Details in the Mall TlIalI Hwy 26 27Mth After being stuffed into the gingerbread oven by Hansel and Gretel in true storybook fashion she returned for her curtain calls and grinned devil ishly at the audience The opera by the German composer Englebert llum perdinck whose name was adopted by popular British singer was first produced at Weimar in 1883 Goldsehmidt artistic director of the Guelph Spring Festival and of the Algoma Fall Festival drew particular tenderness from the childrens prayer sung by Kathy Terrell as Hansel and Eleanor Wiekes Babara lanni sister of the order of St Joseph in Sault Ste Marie sang the role of the chil drens mother and is scheduled to take Miss Forresters role as the witch when the show goes to the laritimesthis fall MAIREEN lttilllthSlIIR seductive role USED II TRADE ND SELL NEW ADD USED BOOKS 14 WNLOP ST IAIIII 7370060 the adventure of young Phillip Beau Bridges whos been raised since infancy by DAr tagnan only to find out hes the twin brother of the French king That causes few problems particulary when Phillip plays king for day through no fault of his own and discovers hes in love with the kings brideto be lovely Spanish princess named Maria Theresa Sylvia Kristel of Emmanuelle fame TWISTS AND TURNS Phillip and Louis take quick disliking to one another They exchange places several times The plot twists and turns like tde jabs of Musketeers sword require survey population ratio than the na tional average Of those with additional employment more than half reported artrelated jobs especially teaching art Twothirds of those with outside jobs worked parttime Half of these artists had jobs in artrelated fields main 1y teaching Only 20 per cent of artists reported incomes of $5000 or more from selling their work Tbe most frequent com plaint about their working en vironment was that dealer com missions are too high The se cond major deterrent they reported was the high cost of imported materials and equip ment 0nly one in seven artists is selftaught About 25 per cent have university degree or col lege diploma in applied or per forming arts FAIOUS Louis rages at his underl ings Phillip does time in the Bastille Maria Theresa looks helpless and the four Musketeers carry out daring rescues One problem with The Fifth Musketeer is that if youve seen one swordfight youve seen them all When Phillip and the Musketeers arent battling the villains the pace of the film lags badly even gorgeous costume and the lavish in teriors of Versailles cant com pensate for the lack of excite ment in what should be first class adventure film MISCAST ROLE Another problem with this film is Beau Bridges who does his best in strenuous double role but is badly miscast Three of the four Musketeers Lloyd Bridges Cornel Wilde and Jose Ferrer look tired while the fourth Alan Hale Jr the captain in Gilligans Island looks tired and ridiculous The women in the film dont fare well either Miss Kristel cant escape paperthin voice and regretably obvious lack of talent Ursula Andress as King Louiss mistress continues an unbroken string of unmemorable film per formances Olivia de Haviland has brief and forgettable cameo role as Phillips mother That leaves Rex Harrison Harrison is the noble court of ficial who helps the Musketeers in their time of need Hes an actor who usually brings digni ty to film but hes must too classy performer to stick in piece of light nonsense like The Fifth Musketeer Besides the precise English accent doesnt fit But then who would believe Lloyd Bridges as Musketeer LAURENCE OLIVIER GREGORY IECK and if they suwill we SHOWS A17 910 PM jhummus 7269944 Pure adventure is back fun of it For the mun fit summon theyre something right But that hasnt stopped her from carrying home arrnfuls of awards trophies and plaques during the nine years shes competed in Orillia Her best year was 1974 when she won 10 firsts and one second Shes also competed in the Toronto Kiwanis Festival for the past four years matching the higher calibre of competi tion and adjudication by winn ing several awards The Toronto festivals are much more competitive she says dont like it if you make mistake the other students are up and ap plauding But there is better flute competition down there Im not really competitive performer like the Kiwanis festival because it gives me chance to hear other students play and get comment from the adjudicators And like the challenge of playing something new Music takes up lot of Miss Langfords time despite her claim she doesnt take it very seriously Four hours week she teaches flute she also plays flute in the Central Col legiate band and violin in the Huronia Symphony Orchestra If Miss Langford had her way shed be able to play most of the instruments in the orchestra want to learn to play as many instruments as can its good if you want to teach music Im not sure want to be teacher but know have the pa tience Miss Langford has another year of school at Central before she has to decide whether shes going to continue her music studies Shes considerng psychology as an alternative That seems like waste of natural talent for music Miss Langford refuses to take her many awards seriously but proof shes doing And while she laughs at the suggestion shes very special type of musician she is serious about her approach to playing Whenever play always make performance she says The festival adjudicators must agree with that state ment IMPERIAL CINEMA CENTRE 7283440 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