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Students perform Fred Patterson performs during the Langtord music recital at Georgian College Theatre Thurs day evening The concert featured l9 numbers by students of Joyce and Lynn Langtord two Barrie music teachers Helen Vallianatos Grade stu dent at Assikinack Public School received special achievement award Progress awards were presented to 30 students taking music ex ams next week Examiner Photo Rugs an art form for club president By STEPHEN SAVER if The Examiner Joan Ashton admits she was surprised when the Banie Art lub asked her to become the new club president this week never thought Id be ask ed said Mrs Ashton who joined the art club after moving to Harrie in 1972 But Mrs Ashton is good choice to sue ceed out going president tior don Ihitehead shes an energetic and enthusiastic woman hose reputation as an aceomphslml rug hookerhas apread throughout tanada Hooking is an art not jttst craft according to RLIS First Film The first Film Fare organi ed by the Georgian Bay Regional Library System was great success says Marie Deane assistant director and audiovisual ctmrdinator for the library system The 12hour film exhibition held Thursday in the business building at Georgian College gave representatives from libraries schools and organira tions in the region who use films chalice to preview new films available from the GBLS The respone has been ex cellent said Miss Deane You cant picture film from synopsis you have to see it Many people dont get chalice Concert schedule announced Jim Parker coordinator of On June 28 at pm in the Parks Are For People pros Centennial Park the Barrie gram has announced the Stage Band directed by schedule of performers for park concerts in June and July Two concerts are featured next week Tuesday at pm the Barrie Stage Band per forms at Sunnidale Park Wednesday at 715 pm the Fig Leaf Jazz Band entertains at Centennial Park trumpeter AI Mote performs at Centennial Park Six concerts are planned for hily On July the city band performs at Sunnidale Park On July 10 folk night featuring local folk musicians will be held at Centennial Park July 12 at Centennial Park will be BIG PLE TOUR NEW YORK CITY July Ist Weekend CALL BRIS T0 TRA VEL 73 7040 OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING OF BARRIE DRIVEIN Join in the fun at our Big Weekend Free Gifts to Every Car Entering this Weekendl He foght to the death is back as John Booker it we ANNE ARCHER LLOYD HAYNES Theybroke DANA ANDREWQ For that last great GOODBYE AisoStariing THIS ACTION PACKED NIT NOW PlAYiNG AT PLUS HENRY FONDA IN THE GOODBYE RUN AT TNE DRIVEIN ONLY luauMd hl clansUriel devoted to square dance night July 17 at Sunnidale Park the city band performs The Sun Seed Jazz Band will perform July 19 at Centennial Park Scottish evening will be featured July 26 at Centennial Park All the July concerts start at pm All concerts are free Orillia theatres GENEVA IoWEST ST 326633l The only thing that could follow Murder isleathi First AGATIIA CHRISTIES MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS NowDElITII ON THE NILET AQATHA CIIKLSTIES DEATH amt From the creators of Murder on the Orient Express unous ILAVIIII stuntu ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BOX OFFICE OPENS 645 PM to SHOWS AT 930 PM Every car with licence plate ending in the driver will be admitted Free Every thirtythird car will be admitted Free Threes the number so come in all nights and watch for our all new Barrie Driveln Tee Shirts in our concession help us celebrate Also He was tough enough for the streets was he tough enough to leave them with Bruce LeeChuck Norris r7 PETER TALK IN THE DRINKS JOB AT THE DRIVEIN ONLI luauMM Al Al himmum Cundy Floss Free 0runge Crush Frisbees Shopsys Hi There Paddles 0ronge Crush Cups Much much more HOBBY BENSON SARAH HOLCUMB IURMANFDSIER Co Ashton Its an art lhats handed down from generation to generation It cant be learn ed from books consider hook ing an art because you have to learn dyeing and color co ordination painter paints with oils Im painting with wool Since taking up the art of rug hooking six years ago Mrs Ashton has made more than 200 items ranging from small pic torial pieces which are framed and hung on the walls of her home to large Orientalstyle rugs Shes won prizes for the pas five years at local competi tions She doesnt sell her work preferring to send it out to shows display it in her home and use it for demonstrations at her hooking classes REPLTATION As teacher her reputation has spread as far as Alberta where shes held workshops in Calgary and Edmonton She teaches night school class at Eastview Collegiate and MW has more than 100 students throughout Simcoe County She travels regularly to hooking workshops in the US where she shrres idea with American instructors Rug hooking is an art that Fare big success to preVIew films With the Film Fare they get full day to preview films Over 3200 films were available for screenings at the Film Fare with 12 projectors set up to show the films Films shown Thursday ranged from short features for young children to longer films on such topics as business management marlt riage and childbirth Films play an increasingly important role in the services offered by the regional library system Miss Deane said that more than 3000 titles are now available from the seven library resource centre in Bar rie Owen Sound Collingwood Midland Orillia Port Elgin and rangeville Circulation of films increas ed 80 per cent from 1977 to 1908 and 1979 promises to be another bumper year said Miss Deane She said the Film Fare will probably be held again next year with more space for screenings and larger mailing list of organizations invited to send representatives to the film exhibition Nottawasaga was 3757 Phone 435714 ELI ALLISTON ONTARIO HIGHWAY 89 MILES EAST OF ALLISTON THECIA JOHN GOOD CW JOHN BOOKER ALIVE CHUCK NORRIS IS CLEAR THE ROAD THEYRE BUSTING FREE HENRY 3qu THE GOOD BYE RLL MIDI DRIVEIN CAR RADIO TO 535 Ill Mullle AS ADULT Ilflllfllulltfl ANT AFFORD BOOKER GUYS WEAR BLACK hmma AWL INTIIAINIM can be traced as far back as the Egyptians Some of Mrs Ashtons work is modelled after the work of pioneer settlers with faded colors and coarse textures while other items are modelled on classic Persianstyle rugs featuring deep rich colors and fine tex tures She does her own dyeing and design work still feel have things to learn says Mrs Ashton but we all do Her latest project is the opening of combinaton tea room and craft supply shop in The Downtown Centre next month LOCAL GALLERY As the new art club president Mrs Ashton plans to continue the clubs efforts to establish local gallery for art displays and other cultural events Graham Scholes the clubs new vicepresident and an ac complished watercolor artist will be concentrating his energies on the proposed gallery The art club has set goals which will continue says Mrs AT7915 BlilfMil JOAN ASHTON art club president Ashton We have the Kempenfest show in August and the arts and crafts show next winter Joining Mrs Ashton and Scholes on the 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