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PAGE 10, WIMY FREE PRES% VEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1M ------ -------- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- -------- ------------ LEWIS, PINT & DALE - Tom Lewis of Halifax and, Seattle duo William Pint and-Felicia Dale - will perform at -the Vital Spark Folk Club,'91 Centre St. S. (corner of Metcle), Oshawa on Saturday might, May 9. The trio perform creative, arrange- ments of contemporary and tradi- tional music - "songs from the seven seau." For more information cail 434- 1714(evenings) or 725-6459. Art-classesoffered at ga,,llery. Registration began May 1 for two aduit classes at the Robert McLaughln Gallery: a short r -, msi THE LION & THE UNICORN Friday, May 8th & Saturday, May 9th PETE JOHNSTON E PATIO OPENING SOONI.ý 112Colborne St. E. Wblitby e 666-3034 G NOTES Thursday, Ma y 7 DISC JOCKEY wlth LIP-SYNC AIR GUITAR CONTEST na caver charge Friday, May 8 JAMES CAROLL BAND caver charge $5.00 Saturday,,May 9 HOT UNE caver charge $6.0O 114 Dundas St. ýE. S(Off Perry St.) ' Whitby 430-8637 HI TE@N.....SERVICE For Alil Occasions " WEDDING PARTIES " ANNIVERSARIES " SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ~. .. .. . .. . XK2 course in outdoor landscape sketching and a weekend workshop in watercolour technique. Bath classe are intended for begfinner and intermediate level students.. Outdoor landacape sketching is a four-part instructionalprga that takes place each Thursdy evening, beginning May 21, frm 6:30 ta 9:30 pm. Instruted byILewis ,DeSotaan instructar at Queen's University, classes will take place along the creek bank behind the galery. Students will learn how ta capture the essence of a scene on the spot and then return ta the, 0F THE WEEK ARE: 1. ZZ Top GREATEST HITS - Wamner 2. Oueen CLASSIC - Warner 3. Cetine Dion CELINE DION - Sony 4. Bruce Springsteen HUMAN TOUCH -Sony 5. Tom Cochrane MAD MAD WORWD - Capitol 6. Ul2 ACHTUNGBSABY -A&M 7.' Kim Mitchell AURAI FIXATIONS - Capitol' 8. Eric Clapton - RUSH SOUNDTRACK 9. KD. Lang INGENUE -Warner 10. Bonnie Raitt sie s 1- 1 studio ta, complete the work inside the gallery. The watercolour workshop wil run 'on the May 30-31 weelcend, from 9:30 to, 4:30 p.m. eaeh day. The instructor for this course, Darlene Cale,, 15 a graduating student from Queen's University. She wiil use, bath demonstration and practical applications in this indepth exploration of the water.; colour medium. Students will be encouraged ta, experiment with differeàt tech- niques1 under ber supervision. The clas ees for each class are $55 forgallery members, $70 for others. There is a hnuited enrolment. SCall Marg. Jackson at 576-3000 for further information. flrown bag 'art' filns at gallery 'Art Through the Ages' is' a series ta be sh own as part of, 'Brown Bag Films' at the Robert McLaughlinGC.allery. On M ay 6, 'Millenium' is the' story of Ukrianian Christianity over '1000years. 1On May 13, 'Cathedral' is a tour with David Macaulaty of several noted French cathedrals. On May 20, 'Return to Glory: Michelangelo Revealed' is the record of t he recent restoration of the Sistine Ohapel celing On May 27, oThe Sil Road: Glanies of Ancient Ghang-an' 15 a glimpse of recently unvcovered ancient murals, sculptures and artifacts from the early period in Asian binstory. Film Urne !ô noon. Bring a lunch. Admission is free., ------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------ ............ Eastside Harmony Sweet Adeline Chorus brought home second-place medals fiom the irecent Region - 16 chorus coinetiton in'Syraceuse, N.Y. They were seodout' of -a fi1eld of 20 choruses from Ontario and New York stte, The chorus was also awarded a trophy, for rnost improved chorus. As a"result of these accomplisbments, the chorus performned. in the ' Showr of Chamnpions.ý ýThe chorus is now looking for new- members as* they , begin preparationseo etsao' shws and competitons. Mar new ingers are reure for the chrs të continue its climb ta, the toje. Rehearals- are, held every Thursday eveningand are open ta, al women- with 'an interest in orfurther information cali Donna at 420-5870 or Mary Lau at 831-7997. Stages workshopsofred 'Stages' theatre workshops offer an alternative or extension ta summer campý activities for children. For its second season, 'Stages' has expanded 'in two areas. Pickering bas been added ta worlcshop locations, and the -age groups altered* ta incýlude 17-year-olds in the- semior category. « tag e' presents workshops in several locations. <Stages' is now accepting registration for suminer sessions running throughout July and Aust in six, Durham egion ulocations - Oshawa, Whitby, Port Perry, Bowmanville, Newcastle and Pickering:ý The junior workshp for chlrnae é1 sst ar games ta encourage co-operation and confidence in self-expression. Intermediates, aged il to* 13, have fun- exploring technique while developing vocal and physical awareness. Seniors, ' aged 14 ta-- 17, undertake a detailed investi- gation of improvisation, character development and voice. .Because -of its-,popùlarit.y, the adult workshop (Wedniesday evenixigs, September 2-to,30 at Central Colegiate, Oshawa) i5 included in the suùxmer brochure, for those earlybird planners. Look for -the yellow .«Stàges' brochure and registration form now available -at most Durham Region- libraries,' or cali (416) 623-8657. Enrolment 18 limited ta a first-come, first-served basis. .. . ... ... . .. .. .. .. ........ The llth Wihit.by Record Show, to be held on- Sunhday, Ma 10 wiill be the rar est ever. There will .emore than'-50 dealers "at.theséhow, -to be held from il amn. ta'4 p.m. at, Hèy- denshore Pavili'on.. There wull be ýrecords,(includ- ing 45s and 78s),, CDs, tape; VIdeopoters andmore offered. .Admrission -is,'$3. h irt at the show wilI receive a free album, and the first ý50,mathers; will receive a free record,. For 'more information, cal Alex at 668-2058. ANNE M LàEDIT eBABRY, an arLietfrom New- foundland- prepares jprints at The,-Station Gallery which lusiniig an exhibition of hber work until May 24. 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