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Page 12, fthby Fre Prm, Wec*iesday, April 26.,1M9 THE ACADEMY- 0F MARTIAL Arts in Whitby recently held a demonstration night that included the basios of goju karate, one of the ive major styles of the martial art. Black beit members from the Whitby and other Metro area academies took part in the demonstration. Photo by Jererny Drema, WhIlby Free Preas Chorus Showcase upcommg.& Oshawa's HoSeles CariigeenChorus wîll peet <BaberhopShowcase V9'in the 46t anualshow at Eastdale ColegiteOshawa, on April 28 The show features two widely acclaimed gst quartets, <Hfaeoo and ' Talk of the South,'in an evening of song, humou and remembranoe of the World War Il years. Reserved tickets are $12 for adults -and $10. for seniors Cail 436-2419. Sli1*de s at Salon Thm Oshawa Camera Club will present its annual 'Spring Slon' on Tuesday, May 2, at the McLaugblin Public Library auditorium (Bagot Street). Award-winning slides will be shown as well as some of the best work submitted by club members duri* the prWgam year. Adslay oprints will alsobe on show. Door open at 7 p.m. with the slide program commencing 7:45 p.m. 'flckets ($3) may epurchased at Bernie's photo Sc, Aldsworth Photo World, club members or' cal 666-1757. A liniited number will b. available at the door., H ON STEWART Whi*tbysingr .part of-benefit*concert A concert at ONeil Collegiate toorw(Thursday) will feature a contemporary folk act with close ties te the school. Stewart and McCauley and Company, who have been appearing recently at varlous folk venues in Torno offered their services to O'Neil'sfundrasing campaign te upgrade the schoolls computer and technology equipment. The trio includes Whitby resident Don Stewart, one of the school's history teachers; Dave McCauley, an alumni who is now Toeonto-based, and Jesse Stewart, a University of Guelph fine arts student and recent graduate of O'Neill. Don Stewart and McCauley, both singer-sogwriterswere rogular of Oshawa's small folk scene which produced Shirley DISCOUNT HOBBIES Planes-, Trains-* R.C. Cars lrtC L n31 Rackets - Plastic Models - POOS e Role Playing Gamnes Quality Haircare 21 lDundas St. E. ~Affordable Prices 2 iby430-2236 ii .,, UT After230prn$600 lis rn -r ý foj$25.00 and up __________________COLOURS $25.00 FOR ONLYSPIRAL PERMS AE $55.00 and up pilus MON. TO FR1. 9:00 - 7:00 - SATURDAY 9:00 - 6:00' 12 19 9 ÏUONT (INTHE WVHITBY CORPOFIATE CENTRE) (ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE) e HY2 INA *Nutritional Assessment Î- BROKLIN*@Aromatherapy * assage - ffl EALTH* Acupuncture .......... NUTRITION CENTRE INC. * Reflexology.. and more We carry a large range of: Business rates and *Vegetarian Foods - Organic Products ~POLITA expandd servceltar2gotherareas, (d(iiI OPOLTANexpadedservce o 2 othr aeas, 66 8 2ý* Natural Convenience Foods IRONTO including Unionville, Brampton Breads - BuIk Grains & Herbs (416) and Mississauga available. 121 Brock Street North Vitamins & Supplemnents C ail 430-8031 or 430-8121 (just N. of the four corners) : Honeopathics -Bach Flower Remedies O0PEN MKONDAY * Body Building Supplies Te le hEE vu * Birkenstock & Finn Comnfort he - ------ ý,,IA UKhDIIT ... and much more Whity Lanesl153 Brock St N., Whitby auq0le1l l,4 oI : l:*1 A s *: sz1J44r Eikhart, who penned Bonnie Raitt's'Something te Ta]k About,' and Jeif Bird of the Cowboyr Junkcies. The two recall saring- weekend gige with Bird in 'the late 1970s at what was thon 'Constantines' in the Bond Towers. Jesse Stewart, the youngest of the group, bas been collaborating musically with Bird in Guelph recently. Don Stewart says the original duo hung up their guitares hortly after theïr first folk festival appearances in 1979, "just when the accoustic sound was entering a down period and Dave's career took him out west."1 After McCauley's return from the west, the duo again got together and then added Jesse Stewares prussion to their sound. In the l1sttwo years they have produced a demo tape in a Richmond ill studio and performed at several Toronto locations including the Free Times Cafe which Stewart describes as being "as important to the current folk scene as Yorkvilles Riverboat was te an earlier generation."9 The trio usualy perormeaa ix of songs by singer-songwriters they admire most as welI as some 0f )on's original material. Don Stewart notes that fundraising for a publicly funded scLr hool can be a bit touchy. "Te newest schools like Sinclair and Pine Ridge cbviouély bave to, start out with current technolagy, and lotscf it. "Pm sure the board or education will have te address the imbalance with smoinf the older schools over time. We)?e trying te address the needs 0f the students who will be attending the echool in the meantime." Art"s exrhib-it