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Mc notebook Any nonprofit organization or individual may have community event in Notebook Just call 7266537 and ask for Stephen Gauer Calls for Mondays Notebook must be received by noon Friday for publication the following Monday Calls for Weekend Notebook published Friday in Panorama must be received by noon Wednesday every monday OTottenham Lions Bingo at 730 pm in the Tottenham Community Centre $250 jackpot must go each week early birds sharethewealth rolling $200 jackpot consolation of tsogoes DOBingo at pm at the Canadian Legion Branch 147 St Vincent Street and Cundles Road Barrie Jackpot $500 con soltion $100 OThe Simcoe County Chess Club meets rom 630 to 10 pm in the Barrie Public Library New members are welcome OThe Childrens Annex of the Barrie Iubli Library holds French hour for preschoolers from to pm OThe Kinsmen of Barrie sponsor Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at Trinity Parish Hall 24 Collier St today and Tues day from tot pm and from to 830 pm Free babysitting is available at the hall Donors with positive positive or negative blood are urgently needed Donors who have recovered from chicken pox or shingles within the last six months are needed to provide blood for leukemia patients every tuesday OEuchre at the Bell Ewart Community Centre at pm 5050 draw will also be held OThe GetTogether Club of Barrie will meet at 130 pm at the ANAF Club New members are welcome Blighty Bingo at the Wyevale Orange Centre at pm OThe Stroud Senior Citzens meet at 130 pm in the Stroud Complex OThe Belle Ewart Euchre Club plays at pm in the Belle Ewart Community Hall For more information call Dave Davidson at 4562357 OThe Canadian Calorie Counters meet at pm at St Marys Separate School on Codrington Street For more in formation call Flo Houghton at 7260502 0A preschool story hour is held at the Childrens Annex of the Barrie Public Library from 10 to 11 am every lues day and Wednesday No registration is required OThe Duplicate Bridge Club meets every Tuesday at pm at the YMYWCA Everyone is welcome For partners call 7374469 every wednesday OStudents at Monsignor Clair Separate School Cundles Road east of St Vincent Street present the musical Its Cool in the Furnace at pm Tickets are $2 for adults and 50 cents for elementary students Proceeds will go for new gym and library supplies OCatholic Womens Thrift Shop at Canadian Forces Base Borden is open from to 830 pm Location is Building PZ North side between the chapels For further information call 4240703 OThe Gingham Door Barries Nearly New Shop operated by the May Court Club 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 Satura day 1030 am t02 pm Meetings are held every Wednesday for TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly nonprofit weightwatchers organiza tion The meetings are held at Goodfellow 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 OArts and crafts are sold by Barne residents from 12 to pm at the Farmers Market on Mulcaster Street every thursday OThe Cookstown PreSchool Play group meets from to 11 am in the Cookstown Town Hall oEuchre at the Alliston Orange Hall Admission 75 cents lunch is provided OKnights of Columbus bingo at 730 pm in the Legion Hall St Vincent Street and Cundlcs Road Barrie SAVE Berg opera entenmet Editor Stephen Gooer 7266537 liver proves why we should believe in magic Ron Oliver is young magi eian from New Lowell with natural gift for entertaining and mystifying an audience Friday night at Codrington Street Public School Oliver presented magic show called You Believe In Magic and after watching him perform more than dozen tricks have to admit Im believer Oliver has travelled throughout North America stu dying and performing magic The stunts and illusions be per formed Friday night ranged from classic routines cutting ropes and putting them back together removing wrist locks while he hands are hidden in bag to more exotic tricks like the Sand Symphonies and Disco Morphosis based on Houdinis Metamorphosis illusion In the Sand Symphonies illu sion Oliver mixes colored sand in clear bowl of water then removes the sand from the water dramatically dropping the dry sand from his hand In Disco Morphosis Oliver is tied up by his assistant Katherine Turney placed in large sack and locked in trunk Miss Turney then stands on the trunk and pulls cloth curtain in front of her Second later the curtain falls to reveal Oliver who then frees Miss Turney who is trapped inside the bag inside the trunk with her hands tied In illusions like these Oliver handles himself with the speed and polish of professional magician He also manages an Ron Oliver slides tied knot along piece of rope cut in two with pair of scissors The young musi cian performed more than dozen tricks and illu sions in show at Codrington School Friday night Examiner Photo SIMCOE CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS easy banter between and dur ing routines Oliver seems com pletely at ease with his audience children and adults and knows how to use au dience participation to add humor to the show Also appearing in the show were two musical acts and young magician named Tim Crease Crease is only in Grade but be displayed promising skill in several routines mak ing red balls appear and disap pear in his hands manoeuver ing floating ball under scarf and performing the piercing sword illusion with his assis tant Janie Oliver Music for the show as provid ed by Miss Turney who sang two solos and bluegrass trio of young musicians who per formed two numbers 86 Open 645 Show At ORilliA TIIEATRES By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Alien is not the most frighten ing motion picture ever made promotion claims to the con trary But it is the best suspense film to appear since Jaws preyed on the paranoia of North American audiences several years ago Alien opened Friday at the University Theatre in Toronto The audience reaction at special preview screening Thursday night indicated that the film could be one of the biggest box office hits of the summer Twentieth Century Fox released the film two years to the day after Star Wars began its recordbreaking run Like Star Wars Alien uses the sciencefiction genre to produce superb entertainment unlike Star Wars Alien explores the darker side of space travel the possibility that life forms exist which could destroy mankind The plot is effective because its so simple and straightfor ward The sevenmember crew of space freighter is awaken ed during their return trip to earth when the spaceships course is automatically altered to investigate the source of mysterious radio transmission CHILDREN 13 Yrs and under FREE except at RESTRICTED programs ELECTRONIC RADIO SOUND ear lie 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