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The Cadre, Thursday, October 7, 1918, page 8.

New singing star.) Robin Muir, to'ihi‘ghlight Fal‘ljfeﬁstff

One of the most exciting

of Canada's new, young recording

artists, Robin Moir, will be

appearing in a special cabaret performance for the UPEI Fall- fest, at the UPEI gym, wednesday,

Oct. 13 at 9 p.m., with bar

.service. Miss Moir soared to prom— inence late last fall with the

release of her first single,

‘ You Can Do Magic, which re-.

sulted in her being nomin— ated this year for a Juno

award as best new female voca-

list artist in Canada.

Following on the heels of that success, her second single, a beautiful ballad called All I Ask, received strong national radio play which was particularly satisfying for Miss Moir since it

was her own composition.

The tempo of her career development has accelerated even more over the past few months. Her summer release Taking It All In Stride, was

named pick—of—the—week by two different Canadian music trade magazines, RPM and Record Week. Her current single, In My Dreams audience. Because she is a contemporary recording artiSt

only Sept. 15, is already scor—

ing heavily all across the country.

In addition to her singles,

Robin has recorded her first

album, which is scheduled for release early in November; and she has put together a dynamic concert show with a superb group of musicians. this is the show she is bringing to the Maritimes.for the first time the

Although she has been

\compared to many of today's . great performers—-Rita Coolidge, Olivia Newton—John, Carole King, Roberta Flack-—Robin Moir is in

fact uniquely herself. Because Robin is a fine

songwriter as well as an

exceptional vocalist she is

able to maintain a versatility

many other perfdrmers would

envy.And because her remarkable

voice responds perfectly to any demand she chooses to place on it, she able to move

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and ineludes many Of FOdaY'S light country and beautiful hits by other artists as well ballad styles. It is a as her own in her repertoire, powerful; yet delightful she has found wide, enthusiasticpresentation of one of response among Young Déople. Canada's most promising ‘But equally, because of her new stars. ' '

innate musicality and

appreciation of a good lyric

she has acquired a devoted

following of older people, 4. ,

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musical and entertainment- value of the songs of the 70's. Like most other entertainers who find apparent Voverdnight ‘success," Robin has worked for every break she's had. First there wer years of musical training, then theatrical studies at the Lee Strasburg ‘School.in New York.That was follbwed by.a series of appearances in local coffee

All in the Gym, 9—1: -Wednesday, Oct. 14, Band- Robin Moir, Admission- $2.00 —Thursday, Oct. 15, ‘Band- Hi Street Admission- $2.00 -Friday, Oct. 16, Band- Gray Owl AdmiSsion- $2. 00 -Saturday, Oct. 17,

houses, which gradually grew

to a regular stint on the club

and lounge circuit. As her

Band— Hi Octane Admission- $2.50

uncannily from beautiful, emotional ballads to pop

tunes to light rock with ease. It is this very versatility that brings her such a wide

Bu r”s_'a ti ,9

Frieda Creelman Memorial Scholar?

ship

The Frieda Creelman Mem— orial Scholarhsip of

two hundred 'and fifty d01- lars donated by the Canadian Federation of University Women, Charlot- tetown Branch, to a female university student pro— ceeding with study in

any one of the creative arts: Muaic, art, drama, or writing. Application forms for scholarships available from Miss Anderson, Rm 106 Dalton. DEADLINE OCT.8,SO HURRY! The Canadian Dietetic Association Undergraduate Award

Valued at $750.00. The applicant must be in the senior year, and plan— ning to enterrdietetic internship following graduation, or complete integrated internship. DEADLINE Oct. 31

The Elizabeth Cousins Large Memorial Scholar— ship

Applicants should be entering the Junior or Senior year in Home Ecconomics at the Univer- sity of P.E.I., or to UPEI graduate proceed— ing to do study in

Home Economics or a related field.

DEADLINE Oct.15

ATTENTION SENIORS 1!!! Margaret MacMillan Pratt Scholarship

Valued at $450.00. Applicants are woman' whose place of residence has been in PEI for five years or more and who has completed an under— graduate degree from a Canadian University

and who has‘been accepted for

graduate studies in any field or at an accredited professional school. Application forms may

be attained from Miss Anderson, Rm 106 Dalton. DEADLINE Oct. 8. Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.0.D.E.)

Three valued at $5,000, and seven at $3,000. Students eligible to apply for

these scholarships must be Canadian citizens to apply hold a first degree from a

‘ recognized University

or a dgree granting college in Canada. The applicant must also be doing, or have done, post—grad

work, and be registered in a graduate school. I DEADLINE NOV. 15

Students, please don't forget Rhodes Scholar- ship application forms- the deadline being Oct. 25. Any other info — contact:Shirley Matyas c/o Student Services.

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following grew she found more opportunities opening to her. First some radio and television' appearances, and then a contract with a music publisher and last year a recording contract with Quality Records through the Rubber Bullet label.

A native of Tillsonburg, Ont., Robin has recently moved to Toronto from Ottawa where she spent most of her life. She is also no stranger to the Maritime Provinces,

movies

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- Pushball Tournament vacations as well as in pursuit ” of her career. Fiddlehead Records lst game next Thursday Ltd., based in Halifax with a at 3. .2nd game at 3:45. branch office in Toronto, is P13Y°ff5 Will be held 9“ both her management and her Friday (time to be dec1ded music publisher. In fact, Robin later-) has another interest in the 6 girls orr5 guys on Maritimes, finding the area each team.A trophy and 24 a particularly creative beer will be awarded to atmosphere: Many of her own the Winners. " compositions have been inspired “”

by visits.here. Anyone interested contact

Her concert show is 3 Vince Mulligan by Monday. smoOth, fast-paced, magical (games Will be played on musical trip through pop, rock, soccer field)

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