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Copies of the book ‘Excuses' will be available at the showing and the author and artist will autograph the books on request. to 17 story In. last week‘s Liberal, the story on Bernice Lever's new book ‘Excuses' mentioned the art show ‘Polar Vision' featuring the work of her son, Gordon J. Fisher. The show will be held at York University from March 13m 17 not May 13 Memorial fund Those who would like to make donations to the fund are asked to make cheques payable to the York County Board of Education. At the bottom of the cheque, include the wording. “Miss Marsha Kates Memorial Fund." Contributions may be sent to: Memorial fund, Stornoway Crescent Public School, 36 Storâ€" noway Crescent, Thor- nhill. Ontario. L3T 3X7. His students will be taught how to make a' playing card vanish. on command, from a clear drinking glass covered with a handkerchief, how to stretch and squeeze a boomerang and many The annual accrued interest is to be used at the discretion of the principal, in conjunction with the special education teachers at Stornoway. A memorial fund has been set up in honor of Marsha- Kates, a former special education teacher in the York County school system. who died in July 1977. From 1973 until 1977, she taught special education classes at Stornoway Public School in Thornhill. She previously taught at E. J. Sand in Thornhill and Roselawn Senior Public School in Richmond Hill. The York County Board of Education will hold the “Miss Marsha Kates Memorial Fund” in trust. Mr. McLeish has been a magician professionally since 1934. “One mystery I cannot explain, is where the years went," he said. At that time Blackstone. who becarfie Mr. McLeish’s boyhood hero included some simple tricks in a souvenir program which piqued an interest that has lasted 45 years. Some of these same tricks will be part of the program Mr. McLeish will offer to participants in the spring course. Marsha Kates It is not enough just to show how to do the trick, he said. so he will instruct how to get the utmost effect out of it. Mr. McLeish said he believes magic is basically applied psychology â€" “One doesn’t deceive the eye," he said, “It is the mind that is deceived". The effect as seen by the audience makes up about ten per cent of the trick, he said, the trick itself another ten per cent. but 80 per cent is presentation-showma- nship. It all began when his mother took him to see Houdini and Blackstone both in the same month. is set up for In both the adult and children’s program Mr. McLeish will offer the truth behind about 10 simple tricks. but he said he does notintend to use the “conventional methods of showing the trick and that is all". Rod McLeish of Innes Crescent is a magician, professionally known as Roddick The Magician, and he will share his secrets with area residents at two eight- week courses being of- fered by the Family Y beginning April 9. A Richmond Hill resident is soon going to teach adults and 9 to 15 year-old children applied psychology â€" otherwise known as magic. R0 ddick will re veal 70 of his mysteries Correction as written in the Each Monday evening at the Family Y centre on Dunlop Street. Mr. McLeish plans to show some of his disappearing rabbit and handkerchief The tricks are guaranteed to give children and adults alike an interesting hobby they can pursue through books and will also give them the opportunity to en- tertain friends and relatives with what they have learned. more sleight of hand moves. Building Materials 4 x 8 x 3/8” Factory Grade G.l.s. Flr Plywood Get a good start on that building project with the proper materials from Beaver. 1149 Spruce Studs 2 x 3 x 8‘ 109 39¢ 799 The Richmond Hill magician is also available for birthday parties (in your home) as well as clubs, churches, schools, brownies. guides, cubs and scout groups. His number is 884-8224. He hopes to instill in those present an ap- preciation of magic from a spectator point of view as well as show how to use magic to entertain. tricks, give a short talk on the history of magic, and spend the bulk of the time teaching the tricks. Keele St. North of Highway 7. 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It is going to be a “no nonsense" place, said Mr. Bradley with a sign at the entrance saying “No liquor, No drugs, No fighting â€" All matters handled by the police”. “Eleven to twelve thousand high school kids in this area.” The teenage population in the Thomhill, Richvale. Richmond Hill. King area is immense, he said. A {mall pin ball room is an added attraction, said Mr. Bradley, for those who would like a break from dancing. Mr. Bradley said he chose Rich- mond Hill for his new endeavor after researching the situation thoroughly. Daddy‘s? Discb will also offer 279-8071 624-0695 845-3448 457-7100 881-5230 PRICES IN EFFECT WHILE QUANTITIES LAST UNTIL MARCH 10/79. Our Reg. Hurry in to Beaver... there are just three short days left for the special bargains in Beaver’s March value Days flyer. 4’ x 4’ Scored Ceiling Tiles Hurry In To Beaver! Lower a high ceiling or cover up pipes 8 wires with Reztile panels. Scored in 12x12 squares. White. THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. 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