Page 8 Tbe Chronicle, Saturday lul> 14, 1979 lllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllMltllllttllllHIIMIllllllllllJlllMIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIM Vibes a v7 aillMIIIIUUIIIIUlllMiUIMIIIIMHIttlllllllMIIIIIUIilMlllltlltMMiJtMnJUUllltWIIUtlllltMU v * ^^^ ,-V^SSS Spencer Burleson Top Guitarist ~i To Sojourn At NCSU RALEIGH?Classical gui- recent in a line of tarist Spencer Burleson, a musicians-in-rcsidence at native of Brownwood, Tex. North Carolina State IJniand a graduate of San versitv which started in Francisco Conservatory of 1965 when the late classical Music, has been named pianist Raul Spivak was ' musician-in-residence at named to the post. NCSU for 1979-80. The purpose of the proBurleson will present gram then, as now, is to concerts for students. fac- add a dimension of profesulty and the public at NCSU sional musicianship to a following a tour last year of campus where most stu? the state in which he esti- dents are majoring the mates he played before sciences and technologies upwards of 10,000 public and where there is no music schoolchildren. major. That tour was sponsored by the N.C. Arts Council, a Burleson, 34, will be the state government agency secon<^ classical guitarist to established to develnn th*? serve as musician-iir - ?- r arts in this state. residence. The first was . the highly popular Bunyan Burleson is the most Webb in 1967-69. fAREYOUREADYFOR^^^^^^^^pi: THE SUMMER? ARE YOU READY FOR A 'l /^wu> 1 << From Producer "Nafional Lampoon's AN1M AL HOUSE" ||1 BILL MURRAY |L A PARAMOUNT RELE A JKi $;: '-ss-: - J5?! [7s REYNOIOA MANOR CENTnJIIHH^IIIIIII^H FROM COAST TO COAST. CRITICS AND AUDIENCES APPLAUD I 1 I "A LITTLE ROVLANCE^^^^ TB| H J? yk, ~;^hi vL %* . a - ..._^J_ ..J..<. .u........ I g:;:;::'j^^ SHOWS at 3-5-7?9 PG * ? FRI & SAT 11:15 "STREET iiji pxxH ADVANCE 1.00 till 9:30 Q | R LS 9 f ^i;:;: J SI .50 at Poor R f 9 witwwmiiwinimwiiiwiiwiiiMiiM rt " ' * IMHIimiltHllllltlilHIUIIIIUItnilHnHIIHlllM Artists To Show TaSents By Yvctte MeCniioiagh A group of local minority k . --- artists win sponsor an Art Festival, August 18 at the Trade Street Mall. The ' Twin City Art League, 1 which consists of about 30 local artists have organized l in order to promote black artists. "Rlark artietc getting enough exposure or recognition," said Alvin Kennedy, league president. "We decided to get together. and create the ivenues to display our vork." Kennedy said the group ?ias been organized a year and is beginning to get some recognition across the state. o The leaguf showed work in the Visual Arts Symposium in Durham which was held in April, they\ displayed work in the V Roots of Charlotte" in June and they were invited to participate in an exhibit last Saturday in Southern Pines. The Art Festival in August will also feature guest minority artists. Kennedy said Rod Rolle and Willie Nash of the North Carolina Cultural Arts Coalition have been invited to appear. i During the > festival, prizes will also be awarded. Ct(M<4 ?.ill a 11 si piuc winner win receive $7$, second place $50 and the third place winner will receive $25. The league, a non profit organization, is applying for a grant from the Urban Arts Project Pool, to be used during the festival. Kennedy said the festival will have a dual purpose. He said it will try to educate the masses of people to black art and to show techniques in painting with artist demonstrations at different times during the festival. -v I SEATS IBPvh First Matinee , SHOW^j IATSI8 mjm +Jsm jP -j3B i;| . RIKRT CHAflTOff IRWIN SWKSTER SntLOK TfflCKY D" WIA 9 Um URGfS MMIH fflif :i::'w Tll-ST^^UNIVMIIT^U X; ?.-> * f* ir. h " t * Trrrrrrrn persoi ^BHHIHHHiHB 1 a III ^ ^ wr, I I f 11 1 *" III | V Ifflf BURT Y1HUG UMIffi III I COKTI % lUIlM J | I C ^ ? - - - - ? * A iniiitttNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiuiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuinHiiB nalities mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummnmmmmKm 19 I HM6^ y ^ ^r ~J^*y*j|^^K*aKi. m *35 ulw * m M jtf A^k fcsJ^i^T^ '^ ?9 H^. iwfl jMzm dy and King Tut ms Concert iques to stir up and over the value of fallinj ?nce. Valerie in love and staying ii sassy, strong- love/' prano adds- the? that makes this The Ashford & Simpsoi f the most spec- concert will be the thir< s on the concert presentation of SUMMER FEST '79, public televi :rt Palmer of The sion's three-month long t Times notes, series of Saturday evenin lows are calcu- concerts broadcast froi jathily dramatic summer music festivals s t emphasize over cross the country. spe ALL DA Y i Menu ITEM No. Sirloin STEi Baked Potato c Texa <* To??e 0 ALL FO $o Jfii I Western Sizzl: Western Sizziii Cherry Street - ^ ? ? i 3 1 ? ? 4 MIHMIIHMMIIMlHMtUMMMMIIIIMIUttttlWMtMHaillftHMIIIRIItMllltMUttMMMMHMIti > music ?imiMiiiwiiiiiinwi?wiiiiimiwhiiiwhmimbiiihiiiwiihh 1STARSCOP Clare Amwdl WEEK OF JULY 12th, lf79 AQUARIUS ? January SI - February 19 Balancing budgets and paying bills can take up more time I than you planned, and you may have to xorgo an out lug or I date. Advancement is highlighted through the week. 1 _ PISCKS-Febreary 30-March ? _ You're In a very proper, formal frame of mind, inougn me -*m ^opic you're socializing with iij?ri? to s little offbeat.? Interesti ng fin a nclal opport un11iesopenup. ? * ARIES? March 21-April 20 Decorating and designing take up a large chunk of the week ? your sense of style has rarely been so sharp. A litjj ! tie bit of drama is acted out on the weekend. ' I TAIfBTTC 1m41 94 _ U>? M j? m rm w mm w ft# ? #?|n u " am m j mm I Week accents changes and moves. If planning a trip, you could alter your destination at the last moment. For singles, the week favors commitment. For marrieds. devotion. GEMINI ? May 23 - June 21 Diplomacy is the week's keyword. Yofc could be made privy to some information that affects two friends. Ybu'fe putting in lots of overtime ? keep at it, it will pay off. CANCER ? June 22 - July 22 | Thoughts and projects go off on tangents ? but the tlnMntt ran Kit mni>A 'n/nrm itifm ikon tlin initial !> iiiflu wn: tuitiai subjects. Watch out for anyone oozing too much charm, or of ferine too many good ideas. ? LEO ? July 23 - August 22 The week's theme is recycling. An old idea that met with resistance can now be a winner ? if you present it in a new format. Romancewise, your partner could stand a little more encouf ig?ment. VIRGO ? August 23 - September 22 Week is off to a sunny startTSingles are urged to be much bolder. For marrieds, a splendid time for a second or third honeymoon. Traveling can be hectic through weekend. LIBRA ? September 23 - October 22 In finance, a lucky period. In romance, a complicated one. Realism should be your keyword. Sense of timing can be slightly off ? particularly in the career environment. SCORPIO ? October 23 -November 21 Emphasis is on the new rather than the familiar. Taking trips to unusual spots and seeing new faces are week's highlights. Plans can get muddled Tuesday-Wednesday^. SAGITTARIUS ? November 22 December 22 There's cause for celebration as some domestic obligation is lifted from your shoulders. This can be your week to be g the big spender ? and you have to admit it's satisfying. n CAPRICORN ? December 23 - January 20 The week has the feel of a comedy of errors. Whatever you J plan, it seems to go wrong. On the positive side, some unexpected successes come your way after the weekend, l * i BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK ^ It's almost ironic. You hold on to the present ? squeezing what you car. out of aoy situation ? but also have such a sentimental streak. As for the future, snmmer favors new educational developments; winter offers a possible lifestyle change. 8 BORN THIS WEEK n July 12th, Emperor Julius Caesar; 13th, commentator I-1 Dave Garroway; lith, director Ingmar Bergman; 15th, artist Rembrandt; 16th,artist Joshua Reynolds; 17th, host I Art Linkletter. zlin I icial I Every Day I I 1 The Slzzlln - HI IK Includes: I I >r French Fries | | s Toast I d Salad?' n I - o0/* $?. I ft ONL Y I .99 I in Steak-House I i Steak House Location^nly^