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fin mv 41 10 tho examiner Frlday July 1979 Ad We Laugh print Lisa Smith at EYoung local artist shows versatility The Barrie Public Library on Mulcaster Street is offering something little different this month in their gallery on the mainfloor onewoman show by an ambitious young ar tist named Lisa Smith Miss Smith is graduate of Eastview Collegiate and the creative art program at Georgian College Shes now studying at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto at 23 shes tackled everything from large abstracts to sculpture and iewelry The library exhibit includes prins drawings oil paintings sculpture and jewelry The best work on display two water color portraits and several small black and white prints is imaginative and shows con fident technique and style The two watercolors portray woman and clown The col ors in the clown paintings are bright and dramatic and corn plement the artists skillul fragmentation of the figure Her style is bold enough to pull EXPLORE bear UP IN ADVANCE world of exotic wildlife Including Lions Tigers Leopards Buffalo Camels Zebra Flamingos Llama Deer and exotic birds Large petting zoo See animal trainer wrestle with Smokey the 20 WITH THIS ADVERTISEMENT the show the clown as he really isa colorful exhibitionist as splendid as peacock The prints in the show range from somber abstracts to dancing clown figure Many of the abstracts have that ex perimental quality typical of young artist still finding her way with medium The more representational works show better understanding of the relationship between form and content Also impressive is Jason classicallystyled drawing of man thats reminiscent of the European masters Miss Smiths study of the human form shows mature technique and sensitivity remarkable for young artist Less impressive are the large oil portraits and abstracts in cluded in the show Miss Smith seems more comfortable with the human figure than the abstracted patterns of color that fill the larger works The show at the library gallery continues until July 31 50L HAVE BIG TIME IN SMALL TOWN SATURDAY JULY NOON TIL MIDNIGHT GATES OPEN AT AM FEATURING LARRY SPARKS THE LONESOME RAMBLERS BIG REDD FORD HUMBER RIVER VALLEY BOYS NEW COUNTY LINE HICKORY RIDGE KENT TOCHER DIAMOND REO MC JOE LEWIS FROM CJRTFM OPEN STAGE SIGN CRAFT DEMONSTRATIONS CHILDRENS EVENTS HOW TO on mm M601 Located IS miles north of Barrie on Highway 27 iust south of Elmvale 705 3221112 AVAILABLE AT GATE ADULTS $750 STUDENTS SR CITIZENS $400 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE ll proceeds for Community Projects NO PETS NO GLASS BOTTLES Native writer seeks tales Owanashance who believes he is the only native Indian playwright and radiotelevision scriptwriter in Canada is look ing for stories about the coun trys oldest and most fabled tribe the nowextinct Beothuks of Newfoundland Owanashance Baby Beaver the name given him at his birth 30 years ago is writer painter and singer who did not learn to read or write English until he was 13 and tall enough to pass for man He was sent out of the bush to Elliott Lake Ont to go to school He now is slim sixfoottwo with long black flowing hair softspoken and with gentle mannerisms that belie the rigors of his childhood in the bush and scrubland of the Mar tin Falls Indian Reserve on the Albany River west of James Bay After university in Winnipeg and college training in London 0nt as law clerk and after working as casting moulder he turned to writing scripts on ly four years ago and has had his works broadcast on the CBC radio network program Our AllRIll Il NI Hows Your Hearing Chicago IIIA free offer of special interest to those who bear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltane nonoperating model of the smallest Beltane aid of its kind will be given ab solutely free to anyone re questing it Send for this model put it on and wear it in the privacy of your own home While many people with hearing loss will not receive any significant benefit from any hearing aid this free model will show you how tiny hearing help can be It is not real hearing aid and its yours to keep free The ac tual aid weighs less than third of an ounce and its all at car level in one unit These models are free so we suggest you write for yours now Again we repeat there is no cost and certainly no obli gationThousandshavealready been mailed so write today to Dept 2950 Bcltone Elcc tronics 420 Victoria St Chicago Illinois 60646 Open Daily am til dusk TORONTO Native Land as well as on local CBC and private stations His interest in the Beothuks stems from his studies of sociology as well as his interest in his own kind of people TRIBE EXTERMINAIED In Ottawa recently for researches Owanashance who is working on filmscript in New York said in an inter view the Beothuk story should stir up interest among more Canadians about the plight of the native peoples of the coun MATINEES BARRIE DRIVEIN SCREEN IMPERIAL Show Times 700 900 MATINEES SAT SUN 130 FIRST ARIISIS Presents BARBRA STREISAND RYAN 0N ION PETERS PRODUCTION vI rut gtmr OUR DIVE SECOND FEATURE cApmcan ONE OWANASIIANCE native playright MR CORN BEEF PRESENTS The Hideaway Sundeclr Emil Entertainment Nightly TuesSat Ucenud under lllo 280 Dunlap St at Anne 737235 IMPERIAL SAT SUN 130 ITS THE CANINE COMEDY CAPER OF THE CENTURY HEY KIDS ECOMMENDED AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Nl He has recently been inter viewing politICIans and others from the Atlantic provinces about the extermination of the tribe but none of course will lay the blame specifically on their own kind At one time he says there was actually bounty of $250 head on Beothuk people and Micmac Indians as well as whites were not at all reluctant to claim it That money would represent the purchasing power of thousands of dollars today The last of the known Beothuks Nancy Shanawdtthit died in St Johns in the late 18205 and if any survived being hunted like game animals Owanashance says the last surviving remnant of the tribe disappeared into the forest to be seen no more Although it is more than 150 years since the last Beothuk was seen there are still stories about them around handed down through family histories now scattered across the coun try Ethnographic research tells OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK WAS $4895 I977 Velsuagen Rabbit door custom yellow with black striping black leatherette interior now $4595 standard shift radio Watch for Next Weeks Special AUTO HAUS Falwlow Rd WALT DISNEYS BARBIE LTD 7370100 SUNDAY EVENING 730 ONLY AT IMPERIAL First Feature Playing at the DriveIn Screen great Cartoon Classic TECHNICOLOR monooss rox new Disney adventure Ieaturette SUPER SHORT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND OUR SECOND FEATURE AT THE DRIVEIN RACE FOR YOUR LIFE CHARLIE BROWN COME OUT TO THE DRIVEIN THIS WEEKEND WE HAVE FRIENDLY PONY WHO LOVES TO GIVE RIDES IN SPEAKERLESS AM RADIO SOUND the story of these people in scientific terms and official accounts in federal and provin cial archives tell of them in dry language What Owanashance wants is the human side of their story ANCIENT RACE Its believed that the Beothuks were one of the coun about Canadas oldest tribe trys oldest races coming to North America from Asia across the land bridge that once joined Alaska to Siberia There are Indian legends that seem to connect them with the peoples of fardistant lands in cluding Indian jungles and the Nile Valley HELD OVER TNIRD WEEK rlla hinu Gifts and Fine rts QUEEN STREET COOKSIOWN ONT 705 4584000 llIN ll lIlIh MUNSILT Ill351 IHY l2 RECOMMENDED As ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IMPERIAL BACKSTAG Show Times 700 900 Where all the other Bonds endthis one begins IIELo OVER SECOND WEEK IMPERIAL Shea Times 700 915 IARRIE DRIVEIN SCREEN Albert Broccoli presents IIoIiEIrSIIIooItE JAMES BOND our Ian Flemings mooIIILAEii PETER SELLERS STARS IN OUR DRIVEIN SECOND BILL RECOMMENDED AS ADULT ENTERIAINMENT New 1w