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I' .~ Awards Concert on ·campus ·Mbn~ay FRAMED 'Joe Don Baker (pictured) and Conny Vall Dyke star as a gambler framed for a crime lie didn't commit and his girlf'riend in 'Framed,' the 1974 action flick on 'The CBS · Wednesday Night Movies' tonight at 9p.~. on Ghanl!el5. Ron Lewis <Baker) ts a successful gambler and nightclub owner in a small southern city. His girlfriend, . singer and partner Susan Barrett (Miss Van Dyke), . wants him to settle down 'lii'lt Ron is havin~ a winning streak and won t _give up his highstakes gambling. Ilis luck turns with ferocity when he accidentally drives in to a roadside shootout. Finding himself suddenly under attack by the police, he kills a depuo/ sheriff in sel!· · defense. He ts arrested and tl \' soon becomes clear that the deck is stacked a<'ainst him. \' \ . Oswego Colle8.e will present 1ts an Concerto Award Concert on April 17 in Waterman Theatre with afternoon open general rehearsal.at 3:30 p.m. and evening performance at 8 : 15 p.m. The performances are free and open to the public. This year the Jury granted awards to four student musicians.' The Concerto Award was established by the music department iii 1974 as a means of recognizing out- standing performance achievement among junior ' and senior year musl<:ians and of affording them the experience of solo per- formance with· orchestra. Candidates are selected by audition before a board of recognized musicians who are not associated with the college.. ColloqUium willSpotlig Saints in Medieval Society \Saints and Their Impact invited to participate. on Medieval Society\ will be At 5 p.m., an authentic the topic of a medieval medieval dinner prepared colloquium on Thursday, from old recipes will be April 13, beginning at 2 p.m. served in medieval style by in the Hewitt Union Formal· history studepts in the Hart Lounge at SUNY Oswego. Hall basement recreation Medteval saints, while sometimes standing apart from the institutions of their society, greatly affected the beliefs and life of the people through their image, teachmg and action. Michael Shuaghnessy, a junior music · major from Southhampton, is a cello student of Waiter Freimanis, having formerly studied with Doris ·Berringer and Karl Muntess. For the 1ast two seasons, l\li.chael has been principal cellist with the Oswego College Orchestra and is an active particiJ.Iant in student recitals and m the student string quartet program. He is a Music Department Scholarship winner. James Varner .from Watkins Glen is a semor music major stpdying piano in the class of Anthony Crain. His earlier piano studies were with Ethel Bassett of Watkins Gl.en. , . In addition to his mustc studies, James has already completed a major in business administrafion. In addition to his frequent ap- pearances as soloist and accompanist on student recitals, he has performed as peicussionist with the Oswego ColleJe Band. Amy Wamright from Clinton, a senior _philosophy- psychology major, is an organ student in the class of Joseph Line 1 havillg formerly stud1ed with Stephen :Best in Utica. She also serves as principal violist in the Oswego College Orchestra, and ts an active chamber player on that instrument: In addition to her academic work, Amy holds the position of organist at the Church of the Resurrection in Oswego, Stephen · Whiteley of Syracuse is il ·senior music major studying voice in the studio of' Leon Carapetyan. Among his former teachers is Frank .Hakanson. Stephen won the concerto Award last year also, and has a long list of ac- complishments as a solo singer in opera and concert performances and as a member of Chamber Sing~rs and StatesinJers. He bas also b(len· a recipient o.f the Musla Departm~nt Scholarship~ , . ' Br~adcast. Tonight J I . l Oswego Telep.fompter;.clnmnel Ul, will air-tlttee locally- produced programs tol!!ght beginning at 7:30p.m. -. \The Weekly Report,., a stuaent-prodw:ed news show will, be broadcast at 7:30 p.m. tonil[bt. ~ At 8 p.m., ••FoodwtiYB,\ a ·half•hour li)(J,k-at f_o_od-l>roducts-, and nutrition will fealure Dr. Theodore ·Mahalic, an M.D., from SUNY Oswego's Mary Walker Health Center. · \Plaintalk\ with host-interviewer Tom TraduJ> will feature! a diSCl.ISSion with Oswego Mayor John Fitzgitibons at 8 : 30 1 p.m. All of these local TV programs were produced at the college's television studio located in Lanigan Hall. oswc~o 1 &2 .343 6361 1J8W 2NDS 1 U~ET f'J She loves him. He-admh·e• hl!\i\t~tl!.. 111.\ln 111\hiJ.H ITHEONE. AND ONLY \' •. •• l'f> A medieval history class 1 room. Reservations for the the history department, ana dinner may be made by the Dean of Arts and Sciences calling or writing Mar)' are sponsoring the event. Woodward, Pen fie I d Afternoon speakers will be A'rcbives, SUNY Oswego Professor Sharon Elkins of ( 34F3110 or 342-2829) or tile Wellesley Cc;~).!~ge on \The his!Dry defartment, 433 --virJilin~ary:---Her-€ult-and--M'afuu-Hal_ ( 341-21701 A Soctely in. the Twelfth Cen- donation to c:over costs of food tury\ anll Professor John and Vf!De Will be collected at SUNY Genesep on \St. Francis: Nature, Action and the Contemplative Life.\ Students and faculty involved in medieval studies at SUNY Oswego will be commenting on each talk and questions from the audience will be welcomed. Professor Luther Peterson of the history department will ·be mOderating the discussion. It is hoped that this ~IIQQ!lium ·will kindle in- ter.eStS..sparkedhy.the..recenL Religious Studies Symposium on \Sexuality and the Sacred\ and the current Mahar Colloquia on \Apocalyptic Consciousn- ess.\ 'S.n KEY 2-HBO 3-WSYR-Syr. 4-WNEW·N. Y.C. 5-WTVH-Syr. &-WPIX-It.Y.C. 7 -WWNY -Watertown B·WCNY-Syr. (UHF) 9-WNVS-Sjr •. 11-CKWS.Kings. Ont. tz:woR-u.c. 13-WOKR·Roch. Boler of the University of the dinner.. . Washington at Seattle on \St. .The eyenmg will. conclude Augustine, Politics, and the wtth an tllusn;a~ed lecture by Good Life.\ Ail are cordially Professor Wtlltarn Cook of O.CCA Lists '.78 Projects Thursday in Oswego The OCVA !llini-grants program was also discussed. Last year the QCCA gave a $500 grant to the 'bswego Art Guild. This year the OCCA plans t~ give several, smaller grants. Monies for these grant!! cc;~.rne directly from membership fees to the OCCA. Food., Wine~Music.Planned An evening of fine food, wine and music is once again Astro Soul· Lecture being planned by Ecology Action of Oswe~o. The group· will be sponsormg its fourth annual Wine. and Cheese.. Musical on Thursday at 8 p.m. Winners The event will be held at the Market House Music Hall on Water Strxt and will provide music of yaJjQ!Js natures including chamber music, classical guitar, and folk music. A special highlight will be a reading by Lewis Turco of his own poetry. · A free lecture on life after There will be homemade death and extra -~ensory L • t d breads of many kinds served£ perception will be given lS e along with a selection o tonight by two Rochester cheeses from many coon- residents. who are exponents A Central Square woman tries. A fine collection of New of \Astro Soul.\ and one in Martville have York State wines will also be Sally Ponce and Gary both won $500 in the New available. . McG~k will appear tonig!Jt .. York State Lottery's Instant Tickets are available f~om ·at-.!7;39-p.m ... at the Hewitt--. -Game-W,aee6rding--to--tlte---mbe~ton-, Union Ballroom at SUNY regional of nee in Syracuse. or from C. J .'s Corner or the Oswego. They represent The winners are · Ms. Lowlife Caffe. Tickets may Astro Soul, a Washington, Barbara Lehtonen of Central also be purchased at the door. D.C.-based group. Square and Ms. · Jui::lith For additional information In their lectures, Astro Soul Chrisman of Martville. call 343-9041. 'followers say those who have The office also noted that a had psychic experiences may Syracusan, Mrs. Josephine I?§???#!§§ be abfe to find an explanation. Campanella claimed a $1,000 . ~~ Study groups will be formed Weekly Lottery prize, and tonight for those interested in previously had won $5,000 In pursuing their ESP, the two the Jackpot Game and $15,000 said. in bonds in Instant Game II. Some people believe that if you drop a knife, a fork, or a spoon, company's coming! 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