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As part of the celebration of the Waterloo Potter's 20th anniver- sary, Harbinger Gallery is featur- ing recent stoneware and porce- lain by Heather Daymond. Typical of Daymond’s work, the thrown forms are altered to cap ture the soft, responsive nature of wet clay. The movement of clay gives the work an energy and spontaneity. The show highlights serving platters and basket forms in soft summer colors - colors not tradi, tionally associated with stone. ware, _ J2 serving Slate's Ire of Heather bTvGGWs eloquent terms articulate her enjoy- g nerous propo Ions an are . completed with bold brush ment at the medium and the process . mm P-photo strokes of color on a white ground In developing the basket forms, associated with the forms.. and express a similar energy and Daymond sought new colors to .The Harbinger Ihow will con- freedom. further express the feelings of joy tinue through April. After the success of last year's 15th anniversary show, the directors have worked even harder this year to prepare a show that will start Bluevale's next 15 years off with a bang. For example, some new publicity ideas were tried. A contest was held for an original Moods poster design. The prize, two tickets to opening night, was awarded to Phillip Irish whose design can be seen on the mural in the student's lounge. Jennifer Germdge Chronicle Special Bluevale collegiate hopes to once again live up to its high standards in music with this year's production of Many Moods of Music. This year's Moods will feature musical styles ranging from the rock of John Cougar Melancamp and INXS to the soft ballads of Elton John and Billy Joel. Lighting and special effects have always played a role in Moods, and this year is no exception. Under the direction of Quinn Ford and Craig Parrish, the technical crew have outdone themselves. This year the crew has invested in a smoke machine and increased Bluevale's lighting capability with a more advanced system of lighting. What makes Moods difrerrent fiom other shows is 763-31” 80 lb. bag Rock Salt Cash 'n' Carry 88 lb. bag Crystal Salt Cash 'n' Carry Many Moods at Bluevale ii"itTtjFWfitT6tg OF WATER s0FTEtttttG EQUIPMENT SALES . same: - RENTALS OPEN MON fm " SAT 9-5 P M UMY . 1lllt 1lllllff1 mm: Ottice 884-4770 ttfrm m ITUIE 884-0235 --_ FREE DELIVERY E “IN. 3 BAG PURCHASE f 41 snowmen ST. UNIT 4, KITthENtit1 893-5600 Harbinger featuring Daymond exhibition iy BEECHWOOD C" TRAVEL LTD. "It!“ 450 Erb St. w. Beechwood Plaza t2:=liM I 749 399 tRi4b-t 350 I DENIM I JACKETS $29.99 Choose from light or dark tones In smgle or double _breasled styles Regular to k?95 00 that it is entirely student-produced under supervi- sion of Mrs. Beryl Pflug, Mr. Jim Major, and Mrs. Jane Robinson. K.C. Martin, musical director, Meredith Fuller, personnel director and Jennifer Gertridge, publicity director have spent long hours organizing this year's show to make sure that everything runs smoothly. . Moods includes all grades and all ages-even the teachers will be singing. And for the rust time in Many Moods of Music's history, the show's finale was written by Moods performers. Veteran perfor- mers Yale Belanger. Gerry Schatz and K.C. Martin colaborated their musical talents to produce the song “It All Comes Together in the End." This song is good example of the time and effort put into the production. Many Moods of Music will run tonight through Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 for adults, $4 for students with fee cards, and $3 for children and seniors. For tickets call 885-4620. As far as the programming of the show is concerned, "the musicians play what they want to play, within reason, instead of being placed in 'roles'," explained Martin. 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