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wm maflwupfua gay an WW 1o tho examiner Friday Jun 20 1079 7E TTTTcT Essay contest winner Alliston student Richard Shaw right receives his award for placing first In the Stephen Leacock essay contest The award was presented Saturday in Orillia by Mary Tapscott left Barrie student Paul Tamblyn won second prize in the contest Orillia PacketTimes Photo Exhibition turnout pleases local artist Aug to and at the Carling show in Toronto on Sept Starting Aug 15 he has threeweek show of work at the Simcoe County Museum in Midhurst In midSeptember he has oneman show at Gibson House on Yonge Street north of the 401 in Toronto Scholes also is planning two workshops sixday workshop at Georgian College starting July 23 and five dayworkshop at the Burlington culturl centre the last week of August Scholes will also be holding weekend workshops during the summer ITS SPOTACULARI ITS THE CANINE COMEDY CAPER Barrie watercolor artist Graham Scholes says hes pleased with the turnout for his first show since moving to Bar ne last fall The twoday show held last weekend at Scholess studio in his home on St Vincent Street North featured recent water colors painted in the area Im very happy with the results said Scholes had as many people here as at any other show Ive held Scholes has heavy summer schedule of shows lined up Hes showing work at the Bracebridge craft show on July 13 and 14 at Kempenfest on Disco contest and bands at Sunday party Get ready to hustle As part of the second annual tanada Day celebration at the Barrie Fairgrounds on Sunday The Examiner and CKBB are holding twilight disco dance contest The contest will start at about pm in the infield of the raceway professional dancer will be on hand to judge couples competing inthe contest The winning male and female disco dancers will each receive the current Top 10 albums listed by Billboard magazine Live music for the Canada Day party will be provided by thrree local bands starting at pin and continuing to pm Poprock music will be per formed by Franalee and Sand castle The Kings of Kempenfelt local swing band directed by John Sisman will entertain with big band music WALT DISNE IOI DAIMAIIANS new Duncy ldvlnlurl fantumltu Natlmat 110 Micl It 100 000 EEKETA l6 WEST STREET 3266331 gt grn USED DOORS We Buy Sell andTrade New and Used Books gummy 14 Dunlop St entertainment Editor Stephen Gamer7266537 Concert great experience for Oakley Park school choir Werethe best Ken Emms is proud of the in termediate choir at Oakley Park School Hes one of 52 grade and students in the choir who travelled to Ontario Place on June 19 to perform at the Forum The concert was the second performed by the Oakley school Choir directed by Steve Barker Ken who graduates from the school this month talked about the concert recent ly along with the Lindy Cudanin Karen Clarke and Kevin Roulston three other Grade students Lindy is the piano acr companist for the choir Performing at Ontario Place was great experience she says Its something that happens once in lifetime was little bit nervous but we did really well Weve had comments from other schools that our choir stands out and the reason for that is practice We owe lot of thanks to Mr Barker The work we put into the choir is worth it you realize that at Ontario Place The choir performed at the Forum on Tuesday morning singing 17 songs during 90 minute performance The choirs repertoire ranges from sacred music to pop songs Karen whos been singing since kindergarten says she enjoyed the chance to perform for an audience who listened to the choirs music You like pie to listen she says This is the best choir Ive ever been in We do good songs like and want to sing she says Its very nice choir WEST 51 366542 at ESCAPE mom ALCAIRAZ Kevin who started singing in Grade said he looked forward to the Forum concert When the music comes together in place like the Forum it comes out pretty good Its the climax of years work People get psyched up for it and things that dont go well 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