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Prince Edward Cinemas: #1 Magnum Force

#2 Across This Land 7&9 p.m.: Adm. $2.: $1.75 under 18. *‘

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Daddy's Gone A Hunting: . UPEI Duffy. Sun.. April 7. ,8:30 p.m.7 Adm. 75¢

Can Heryonymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humpee and

Find True Happiness: Holland College Lecture Theatre: Wed., April 3, 8 p.m.7 Adm. 99¢

Attoxh1hn Confederation Center Art Gallery -- Progress in Conservation: Brian Paulsen (paintings), & permanent collection: Tue.—Sat. 10-5 sun. 2—5: Students —— Free.

Sing Out Summerside

"Up, up with people,

You meet them whereever you go.

Up, up with people,

They're the best kind of

‘ folks we know If more people were for people. all people everywhere, There'd be a lot less people to worry about.

And a lot more people who'd

care."

This is the chorus of the ,song, "Up With People" which is the theme song for all of the "Sing—Out" groups. "Sing-Out Summerside" which is one of these many groups (played at Winter Carnival last year) will be doing

a free concert on campus this Friday night in Duffy Amphi-

flu'sim Graduation Recital: Confed

Center Art Gallery: Sun., April 7: 3 p.m.: Adm. - Free.

Music Recitals: UPEI Music Dept. Basement of Holland College: Fri., April 5, 11:30: Adm. h- Free.

eMy Fair Lady: Confed Center Thur. — Sat., April 4:6 8 p.m..$2.50, $2. and $1.50 for students°

Sing Out SummerSide: UPEI-

Duffy - Fri., April 57 8:30 _

theatre.

The Sing—Out groups have em— erged from the organization "Up With People", which began in the United States in 1965. The object of the group is to promote brotherhood thro- ughout the world, and that all people should be treated as equald no matter what colour they are.0ne of their ways of doing it was by using music as their medium to promote their message.

Wherever the "Sing-Out" groups hve gone, new "Sing- Out" groups have appeared. They have travelled and per- formed their music through- out the world. They always learn all of their songs in the language of the country in which they are to perform, whether it be Italian or

perms: Adm. _-

Taquila: UPEI Barn; Thur., April 4, 9 p.m.: Adm. - 75¢

Patricia wells (soprano) (Community Concert Ass.) Confed Center} Tue.. April

2. 8:15 p.m.’- members only —

Swahili. "Sing-Out Summerside" is only one of the more than 26 "Sing-Out" groups in Canada having begun in 1968 after a visit by "Sing-Out

‘Trenton".

Though each "Sing-Out group uses the same’music.'they all handel it in different ways. They may be ofi any? size, use any amount of in— strumanés and very often they do a bit of coreography to go along with the music.v

Cherus form "God's Skin"

"What colour is God's skin?

What colour is God's skin?

I said it's black, brown, it's yellow.

‘It's red, it is white;

Every man's the same in the good Lord's sight."

Photo by Gordon Pierce