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* Huronia Calendar x March 20 The Senior Citizens Club is holding a bazaar, tea and bake sale on Fri., March 20 between 1 p.m. and 4p.m. at the Georgian Manor Senior Citizens Centre, Penetanguishene. Family Film Night Midland Public Library 7:30 p.m. Cross Canada Journey: The West. Beautiful Lennard Island (24 min.) follows the daily life of a boy at the Lennard Island Lighthouse. Trail Ride (20 min.) in which city bovs visit an Indian reserve in Alberta. General audience. March 23 -The Midland Horticultural Society will have its annual houseplant show on Monday, March 23 at Calvary Baptist Church on King Street, Midland. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the meeting starts at 8 p.m. Helen Redman (526- 7162) is the show convenor. The houseplant show is being held in March this year, a month earlier than previous years. -- The children's department of the Midland Public Library will be having a book sale during the March break (March 23-28). Discarded fiction books and some picture books for sale. All books 25 cents and under. During March break the children's depart- ment will also be having a special afternoon of comedy movies for kids, on Wed., March 25, between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. It's free. March 25 Victoria Harbour Recreation Committee is holding its first meeting for the upcoming baseball season on Wed., March 25 at 7 p.m. in the Victoria Harbour town hall. Residents willing to volunteer their help as coaches or otherwise we are asked to attend. Baseball this season will be cancelled if there are not enough volunteers. March 27 --Maple Valley Snowmobile Club is holding a fundraising dance on Fri., March 27 at the Maple Valley Club. Music by Marcel Maurice and the Northerners, starting at 9 p.m. Lunch. $5 per couple. For more information, telephone 533-2369. March 27 -On Friday, March 27 there will be a display of fine china tableware by a leading manufacturer in St. Paul's- auditorium bet- ween 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Ladies of all ages are invited to drop in and select their choice on a questionnaire. No sales; no signatures. No admission charge. The company reimburses St. Paul's UCW for each completed questionnaire. March 28 -- A rummage sale, tea and cookies at 100F Hall. Waubaushene, on Sat., March 28 bet- ween 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sponsored by Margaret Rebekah Lodge. April 4-11 -- The Elmvale Maple Syrup Festival will be held April 4-11 this year and as usual a large number of events are planned. The Grand Opening Maple Syrup Ball will go April 4, Progressive Euchre April 6, Cash Bingo April 7, Maple Sugar Family Skate Party featuring Brian Orser April 8, © April 7 --Midland Nursery School is accepting registrations for three and four year olds for co-operative and non co-operative classes for the 1981-82 school year. An open house will be held on April 7, 8, 9, 10 between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church. Drop in, meet the teacher, and let your child participate in the program. For more information, telephone Cathy Westcott (526-7055). April 11 --Rummage sale will be held on Sat., April 11 at 1 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church. April 18 Enioy an evening of dancing to the music of the Varitone 5 at the Wyebridge Community Centre on Sat., April 18. Lunch and door prizes. Telephone early for tickets (526-7203 or 526-9592). Spronsored by the Wyebridge Parks and Recreation. April 25 -- Registered Nursing Association is holding a rummage sale on Sat., April 25 in St. Mark's Anglican Parish Hall, starting at 10 a.m. Donations gratefully accepted. Telephone 526-5319 or 526-6119. May7 On Thursday May 7, a Portraits of Summer Fashion Show by the Kinette Club of Midland with Moira Hunt as commentator, in the Budd Watson Gallery. Proceeds above costs go to Cystic Fibrosis Fund. Students stud Students and teachers at Elmvale District High School rocked on to the sounds of such music greats at Elton John. the Beatles, Led Zepplin and Bill Haley last week when Paul Dipietro, a disc jockey for CHUM radio presented the 'History of Rock"' in the school gymnasium. The students gathered for the assembly last Friday afternoon, to hear the comments of the D.J. and view a 30- minute film presen- tation on the origins of rock music. As the film dealt with musicians like Billy Joel. Bruce Springsteen Gary Newman and more. young people were encouraged to show their likes or dislikes as each ap- peared. What resulted was high volume music, some vigorous applause and the _ occasional outburst of boos. Educational value According to Mr. Ted Roberts; principal at EDHS, the presentation had educational value in that it taught students their cultural background by showing how modern music was formed from a classical music background. Beethoven's influence on E.L.0. was shown, Supertramp's ability to adapt and survive in the changing music scene, rear of the auditorium, yanew history much fun as the young Gene Hackman Barbra Streisand Springsteen's influence the teachers had just as _ people. by Elvis Presley and the persistence of Styx in HMELDOVER TIL SATURDAY NIGHTLY 7&9 She's got a way with men. staying in the musical limelight, were all touched on. In the poll conducted during the screening of the "History of Rock"' clear winners in student , applause were Styx, GENE _ WILDER and get framed at all. A question and an- swer period followed the presentation and ones § discover such as 'Is Jim that Morrison dead?" and E "Why are radio stations "anes in Toronto more in- e Is for | the birds they go... teresting to listen to?' were tossed at Dipietro. Arrangements Arrangements for the hour-long presentation were made completely by Mark Graham, a STIR CRAZY | member of the Assembly Committee at ' a the school. Mark said he heard CANADIAN ODEON [ea tS over CHUM e that King St., Midland 526-57 , RICHARD PRYOR dress up as woodpeckers ENTERTAINMENT And she's getting away with it... ADULT 'Billy Joel and far Warning: Some fons ate 'Springsteen, while Mick cokbins language = ante ea pase * fea may be offensive LEONARD GOLDBERG JERRY WEINTRAUB Pasicun A JEAN-CLAUDE TRAMONT Fim GENE HACKMAN BARBRA STREISAND 'ALL NIGHT LONG' Aso sameg DIANE LADD DENNIS QUAID KEVIN DOBSON Wren by W.D. RICHTER Drector of Crematogapty PHILIP LATHROP. A.S.C. Musc by IRA NEWBORN and RICHARD HAZARD Produced by LEONARD GOLDBERG and JERRY WEINTRAUB Orected by JEAN-CLAUDE TRAMONT A UNIVERSAL PICTUIRF Read the JOVE book Adult entertainment Warning: Some language may be offensive Theatre Branch Ont. CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE King St., Midland Nitely 7&9 526-5791 presentations of this type could be held in the schools, within CHUM's listening range and arranged last November to have the film shown here. There was no cost to the school or students, and according to Mark, it was a good way to arrange an assembly the students would enjoy. By the looks of the toe- tapping going on in the If you had just one wish... MIDLAND CIVITAN Blighty Bingo Every Tues. evening at Midland Cultural and Recreation Centre 605 Yonge St. Admission $1.00 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Come and enjoy Bingo in this warm and modern facility. THE ORILLIA CINEMA 3 ICOLBORNE ST326-3338 CONFLICT 7and9 Adult PRIVATE EYES Matinees 1:30 . Some scenes Even. Restricted may offend 4 7and9 p.m. y he" "ae = MAGIC PONY starring the voices of ALTERED ' states | 7and9 p.m. HEY KIDS! HOLIDAY SPECIAL Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. only All seats JIM BACKUS * HANS CONRIED '*Everything a child could wish for."' Parents' Magazine. Family entertainment from Prima Film Inc. | CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE King St., Midland 526-5791 gi SATURDAY NIGHT AT Che | Barrel Works We are happy to announce we are open for business as usual FEATURING Che Barrel Works BAND Come in and enjoy MARG'S SPAGHETTI IT'S GREAT! Starting Sat., March 21st TEPER AR AE AES A AN SO : x : % : : En : 34 : : : not 4 Friday, March 20, 1981, Page 13