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Hillcrest Jazz Revival â€" TONIGHT (June 15) â€" The Al Lawrie Sextet; 5:30 p.m., Market Court, Hillcrest Mall. The Owl and the Pussycat â€" The Country Playhouse, Maple; June 15, 16, i7, 19, 22, 23, 24 and 26. Tickets at local merchants. Grey Lord â€" with singer Jeff White; coming to Richmond Hill, June 25 in free concert at Curtain Club. 16th Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition â€" Nathan Phillips Square. from noon to sunset daily, June 17, 18 and 19. New concept in casual dining Choir seeks singers Always game for new treats and house specialties, I ordered imported Swedish coffee (75 cents) with a second cup on the house. Everything was fresh, tasty with the coffee being full bodied and hot. Entertainment Singer thanks God We didn't arrive at Bellman‘s (a bit of Scandinavia until well after 8 pm. and were delighted with the white stucco walls, dark stained wooden trim and cabinets, candlelit tables and the sound of folk music coming from the rear where a young troubadour played and sang. Although there were a few empty tables near the entrance, we chose to sit at a long, plank style table near the entertainer who was situated on the tile floor in front of a brick fireplace across one corner. The Cantabile Choir of Thornhill wound up another successful season with a barbecue party Monday‘ June 13, at the home of Virginia McBride. During the year, the choir performed several out-ofâ€"town engagements. By Norman H. Matthews At long last, York Region can boast a new concept in casual dining; an old- fashioned cafe that offers warm at- mosphere and hospitality, good music, and splendid food at reasonable prices without the inducement of liquor beverages or amplified entertainment. Bellman’s Cafe in Markham is the kind of intimate establishment that is sadly lacking in the many small towns north of Toronto. The menu is divided into six catagories comprising open-face sandwiches, specialties of the house (cold plates)’, salads, cheese tray, pastries and beverages. My companion chose the cured salmon plate ($4.45) with crisp lettuce, spear of white asparagus, and a sweet and sour sauce. Tasty but lacking in color compared to mine. Standard tea (45 cents) was her refreshment. My choice was the roast beef plate, ($4.15) which was an ample serving of thinly-sliced beef garnished with a sprinkling of crisp, fried onion pieces. Giving color to the plate was sliced cucumber, tomato wedges, lettuce, potato salad, and a slice of toast. Far from their old Kentucky home are these three members of a high school band from Carrollton. Kentucky. shown talking with Ray Barton, right, conductor of Bayview secon- dary school band. The Kentucky group was in town for a few days last week to pay a return visit to the Bayview musicians. who were in Kentucky earlier. The 92 The only minus to an otherwise en Kentuckians right at home [ INN i ""f'_".“_‘_‘.E°_‘£'_".GE t â€" NOW OPEN LUNCH 12:00 - 2:30 DINNER 5:00 » 8:0 ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY UPPER LOUNGE NOW APPEARING RAY SARE STARTING MONDAY (TO BE ANNOUNCED) LOWER LOUNGE NOW APPEARING SALTSPMG RAINBOW STARTING MONDAY WOLF AT THE DOOR COMPLETE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT 10097 Yonge Street Richmond Hill FULLY LICENCED || as well as at a Christmas and spring program in Thornhill. On September 25, it will hold an afternoon musicale at one of the member's homes, with Toronto Sun columnist Joan Sutton as a guest. The choir will also sing several numbers. joyable experience was an attractive, but impossible sugar dispenser in the form of a three-holded salt shaker. Other items on the menu include smoked salmon with asparagus at $2.85; black caviar with egg and mayonnaise at $3.95; Swedish meat loaf with red cabbage and cucumber at $2.25; camembert, havarti, billinge and cheddar cheeses at $1.45 each. For dessert, my companion selected the mixed fruit tart (95 cents) and it looked (and was) so delicious that I ordered the strawberry tart at the same price. Every item on the pastry tray was tempting. The relaxed songs of the troubadour and the intimate atmosphere of the Bellman were such that we stayed for a while after we finished eating, just to relax and enjoy it all. Total bill for two was only $11.90 and I must offer my apology to our attentive waitress in that I forgot to leave a well earned gratuity. The foregoing are open-face sand- wiches. Salads range in price from $2.45 to $1.65 and a cheese tray for two is $6.75. which comes complete with fruit and crackers. If you're on a diet, don‘t even glance at the pastry tray which is bound to entice you to sample one of the many delights. . The cafe is open Tuesday through Friday, 10 am. until 11 p.m.; Saturday, 10 am. until midnight; Sunday, 11 am. until 10 p.m.; closed Monday. Chargex and Mastercharge credit cards ac- cepted. Parking is limited to on the street or across the street in a plaza parking lot. Antique Market â€" weekly market opens June 19 at Harbourfront’s York Quay, at 9 am. Some 100 vendors set up shop every Sunday to 5 pm. For more information, call 363-9622. Two and Two Make Sex â€" a farce on sex and marriage; Toronto Truck Theatre. Call 922~0084. Robert Sinclair -â€" a recent survey of works by the prairie painter; Art Gallery of Ontario, to July 10. Caravan â€" Toronto’s annual ethnic festival opens June 17. . Owners and operators of the cafe are Barbro Jonasson, Lennart Kleine, Lena Olson and Hocan Olson. members of the Carrollton band were billetted in homes in the area. They also visited Ottawa and played a concert there. The Bayview band recently taped a record, which is now on sale at the school and at various record outlets. The Kentucky band members, left to right, are Chris Stuart, Gerry Dunn and band leader, Carroll Wallace. dining out with norm I A limited number of tickets is available. Inquiries should be made [0 881-0591. The choir also needs new members in all sections. particularly tenor and bass. If' interested, call 881- Photo by H‘ “Grey Lord lets me touch you â€" that is my goal â€" to touch you. And if that goal is not realized . . A then I shall dream another dream“. So goes the introduction to Grey Lord, an album of songs, written and sung by Jeff White, formerly of Cornerbrook, Newfou- ndland, who will be giving a free concern at the Curtain Cl_ub in Richmond Hill. J_une 25 at 8 pm. Jeft is a member of the B‘hai faith and his music. he says. is an expression of that faith. That doesn‘t mean it‘s “religious music,“ Jeff points out, that is, music in the conventional religious sense, based on Biblical themes. Speaking about it earlier over the phone, Jeff’s manager, Diane Kerr, described it as “sort of folky.” But Jeff was quick to disclaim that view. “It‘s just music. There‘s quite a variety there," he said. pointing to his album. Clearly, Jeff regards his musical ability as a gift from God," the note concludes. 0r there‘s “Jubal.” According to the album notes, this one relates the “B’hai's concept that work is worship." But the songs have at their root, the influence of the B'hai faith. So much for the con- tent, what then is the music itself like? For example, there‘s “Charlie,” described as "a love song and a song about the end of a life and a way of life." There are several others, as well, but these give an indication of what goes into the songs of the The Blood is Strong, will open this year’s Blyth Summer Festival, July 4 at Blyth. Ont. Newcomers include Layne Coleman, Dine Douglass and Kay Trotter The famed play by Lister Sinclair features Brendan McKane, Alfred Humphreys and Lynda Langford back from last season’s production. There’s also “Happy” â€" “This may sound like a love song, but it feels like a prayer”; and “Ugly Truth“ â€" “The only rock- jig I know of. Newfoun- dland is coming out u again,- â€".1e£f saysv for musical gift Opens Festival HOURS MONDAY TO THURSDAY 4P.M.â€"1A.M. FRIDAY TO SATURDAY 4P.M.â€"2A.M. SUNDAY 8 HOLIDAYS 4 P.M.-12 M|DN|GHT SETO'S 12030 YONGE RICHMOND HILL FOR TAKE-OUT ORDERS 7__- PHONE 884-8711 Not ‘folky‘ 210' 5 2:95“ RESTAURANT young singer â€" “I think I'm 28 - and the kind of thing people will be hearing at the Richmond Hill concert. “My songs have also been called “esoteric and ethereal," Jeff said. And then added, “Which I don‘t particularly care for." ' “B'hais feel they have something to contribute," she said. “If people don‘t want to know‘ that’s okay. The B'hai's responsibility is to let them know it exists. Kerr said the last such manifestation was Bah‘u’llah, founder of the B‘hai in Persia in the middle 1800’s. “Each religion prepares for the next manifestation,” she said. “Spiritual laws don‘t change, only social laws,“ White added. “It's the people‘s responsibility after that.” What is that faith? Kerr said the B‘hais believed there is one God (creator) and one humanity. Every 1,000 years or so, that God communicated with mankind through the manifestation of someone such as Christ or Buddha. _ “Let the facts be known that the faith exists," he said. However, White doesn‘t presume to be on any lecture circuit. Says manager Kerr : “We’re letting people know about the faith without proselytizing.” Their job was to reveal what mankind needed to know at that time. All the songs for the concert were written’by Jeff, who says he’ll be explaining “the idea of “B‘hai” as he goes." Early birds, 20rreqaiat, 4 special, jackpot, doc: prizes. AT YORK mamas" MARKET f 7509 Yuma Street. EVERY MONDAY BINGO Not lecturing At 7.30 RM Jeff White ,..Faith helps When not singing and playing his guitar â€" he's done numerous stints with the CBC on radio and TV since 1970, plus concert work â€" he‘s building furniture or painting signs. Or as of late. recording albums. The album, which is produced by Greylord Productions of Maple, features, besides White, such well-known names in the music world, as Jack Lenz, music producer of CBC-TV’s “90 Minutes Live"; Nancy Bartlett, back-up musician for Sylvia Tyson; and Otto and Dick Amin, who have w o r k e d w i t h “Right now, we're trying to discover the right circuit for him,“ says Kerr. “We’re not interested in having him play in bars." However, even if he doesn’t discover the “right circuit,” White is not overly concerned. “I consider myself a writer and composer first. more than a perâ€" former,“ he said. “Lighthouse.” Whatever way he looks at himself, however, those attending his concert at the Curtain Club, Sunday, June 25, will get a chance to see him being all three OF 12 EXPOSURES WITH PURCHASE OF BUCKET OR BARREL 0 Any size Kodacolour or similar colour film. 0 Beautiful silk textured borderlcss colour prints 0 Processing done with finest Kodak materials. 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