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THEATRE Toronto STOCK CAR RACING Taronto Henry Mancini The 4 easons The Dave Clarke Five Elvis Presley The Beach Boys Henry Mancini Allan Sherman Chad Mitchell Trio igin‘ Bob Dylan kins _ Ronnie Hawkins The Dave Clark Five If there‘s ever a time good, foolâ€" proof safety equipment is needed in your boat, it is on early spring fFishing trips. We urge the early fisherman to check paddles, oars, bailing bucket and above all, lifeâ€"jackets. Be sure lifeâ€"jackets are government approved and in serviceable condition. Lifeâ€"jackets should always be worn on early spring fishing trips. Heavy clothing and icy waters are all too often the fatal combination at this time of year, and a man overboard needs all the help he can get. 0. W. (MIKE) WEICHEL M.P. SPRING BOATING SAFETY Terry Stafford This Safety Message Brought To You By Buck Owens 1. Jim Reeves â€"â€" Lefty Frizell 2. Kitty Wells â€"â€" Bobby Bare 3. Pete Drake â€"â€" Waterloo North "This book is not addressed to specialists. nor to artists, nor to art historians, but solely to the | general public. Its object can ‘be precisely defined : to estabâ€" lish the conditions under which ; works of art, and more particuâ€" ilarly paintings, can be ‘underâ€" stood‘." Thus the author estabâ€" \ lishes his aim at the outset and ~to this aim he remains true throughout. It is a splendid and welcome â€" hook | for it defines | clearly, in simple language, and PEARSON BOOK BORING The suthor of a new baok about Prime Minister L es ter Pearson is the sort of journalist who makes politicians se e m even duller than they actually are, Robert Fulford says in the current Maclean‘s. The author in question, John Beal, is an Ottawa reporter for Time magâ€" arine and his book is called The Pearson Phenomenon. Fulford adds that while poliâ€" ticians worry about the harm done them by crusading expose â€" prone journalists they should recognize that the real threat is "‘the journalist who smears a thick Jayer of tedium over his subject‘s personality and thereby leaves the public excruciatingly bored with the whoke issue." as they broadcast 30 years ago Standing are Don Messer. Duke Nerisen anmouncer _ George Cromwedl and Charke Chamber lain Seated is Ned Landry, then featured on the mouth organ hut now known for his country fubling skall. Announcer Crom well as _ sull in the broadcast { eld as General Manager of ‘But the Pearson Phenomenon exhibits none of those qualities which make Time so interestâ€" ing," Fulford says. "It lacks drama, irony, conflict, humor â€"â€" it is, in fact, the very model of a bad biography, and if the prime minister can recovâ€" er from it he is a far more skillful politician than his enemâ€" ies (or even his friends) have ever admitted." The appearance of for m er Prime Minister Diefenbaker on a recent playâ€"off hockey interâ€" mission was brief, had a touch of humor. and probably did morve for his cause than any number of 30â€" minute orations. Willlam McCarthy, moderator of "‘People in Conflict‘, is often stopped on the street and asked about particular cases that have been presented on the show. was in 1934 that he first start ed network broadcasting on radâ€" in . station _ CHSJ, _ Sain‘t John. N B This picture shows his 30th Anniversary This vear marks the 30th anâ€" niversary for a popular Canadâ€" ian â€" broadcaster. Don Messer. It N Bâ€"â€" This picture shows his first group. the Backwonds Trio Shirley Booth, star of "Hazel", was recently vyoted "honorary chairwoman‘ of the U nited Federation of Maids and Houseâ€" keepers, and presented with a miniature g old dustpan for ‘portrayal of a maid as an inâ€" telligent and forthright citizen". Funnyman Alan King, practicâ€" ally a Garry Moore regular, won‘t fare too badly even with Garry‘s show leaving the air at THE DISCOVERY OF PAINTING by Williem Whiting by Rene Berger Book review TV VIEWS THE WATERLOO® CHRONICLE the end of this seasson. He has signed a pact with Ed Sullivan for ton appearances next season, at more than twice the $5,000 per show Garry was paying him. « * e Do you want to be an announâ€" cer ? Here‘s how : Practice enunciation by â€" filling y o ur mouth with marbles and using ane less marble every day. When you‘ve lost all your marbâ€" les, you‘re an announcer ! with out pretension, the criteria of art. The plates and iDlustraâ€" tions are always relevant and beautifuily reproduced; the style is lucid and untrammelled by the usual hodge â€" podge of one â€" upmanship jargon. The text is divided into four sections. The first is in the nature of an introduction in which the author sets out his aims and defends his method; the last is a detailed study of several paintings in which M. Berger demonstrates the appliâ€" cation of the criteria which have emerged from the study. His thesis is contained in the two middle sections comprising the bulk of the book. It is concernâ€" ed with the basic technical eleâ€" ments of art : line, space, colâ€" our, tone and light; composition, structure, _ tension, . proportion, movement and harmony. Today, when the interest in art has reached mass proporâ€" tions, such a book is a valuable contribution. For a lt ho ug h people throng en masse to view paintings, they do not emerge en masse entirely satisfied and untroubled. They go to seek for beauty and revelation but they have not the tools to find it M. Berger seeks to give us the tools with which to ‘read‘ paint ing, and for most of us who read his book, the task will be successful. 1 have only two criticisms of this book, and these are minor. M. Berger devotes a relatively short section to modern abstract painting, in the hope that his criteria â€" are â€" transferable, and yet it is that particular form which troubles most people most greatly . Also, his historical perâ€" speclive is rather jumbled and might not emerge too clearly for those readers not too well versed in theshistory of art. Orchestra Available Now‘s the time to book the Rippling Water Boys for â€" Weddings 0_ Bowling Banquets â€" Seasonal Dances Phone 744â€"6733 or 744â€"2812 Therese C. Thompson. 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Ontario covers 415,000 square miles, packed with fasâ€" cinating things to see. Like old castles and cathedrals, art gal= Jeries, and long sandy beaches, redâ€"coated Mounties and magâ€" nificent wilderness, cannons and charming sideâ€"walk cates. w onmeanngpmmet en Kitchener Your Ontario is a stirring, exciting place. Take this sume mer to explore. For more information write, Ontario Department of Travel,Room 270, Parliament Bldgs., Toronto, Ontario. HonouraBLE JamEs AULD, Minister PAGE SEVEN a