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U L AYA I LAVANDE DW QUÉBEC fffff • MU» ÉÉÉÉMÉÉ ut ique Picnic area INSIDE This little piggy see Page 2 INSIDE Best wizards see Page 8 Weekly Guide to Arts & Entertainment in the Eastern Townships The mother of Acadian music THE RECORD, July 13 - July 19, 2007 Edith Butler mixes past with present By Nancy Nourse Record Correspondent Edith Butler, the mother of Acadian music, is back.This singer, musician and storyteller was born in the small town of Paquetville, in New Brunswick, but she refers to the Eastern Townships as her home away from home.“The music and heritage that I sing about is completely different from bluegrass or the traditional Quebec music,” said Butler.“The Acadian sound is much more influenced by that of Scottish and Irish traditions.The faster pace songs are more reminiscent of the Irish rhythms.Many of the sad songs were handed down by the early settlers who crossed the sea.“Many of the traditional songs have a rhythm that flows similar to the way a veil floats on the wind.” Indeed, Butler is considered the ambassador of Aca- dian culture and traditions to the world, carrying with her since childhood the songs and tales passed down from generation to generation.She lovingly shares with audiences around the world exactly what makes Eastern Canada so special.Among her many credits are three platinum albums, five gold CDs, and a huge list of honours that includes the Chevalier de TOrdre National du Mérite de la République Française.Many from New Brunswick are musically in-clined^ perhaps due to their strong Scottish background where music was more a way of life than a hobby.Rhythms play an important part in Acadian songs which originate from workers who used the rhythm of the music to facilitate the work that they had to do, while enjoying the pleasant social atmosphere.But Acadian music was not only heard during working hours, its sound also helped encourage a stronger family unit.It was nothing in the early days — and even now — for people to gather in Please see Butler on Page 5 Edith Butler’s music is inspired by Scottish and Irish traditions.Inside: Boogie Wonder Band • Coley • Bon Jovi • The circus! Experience all the charms of lavender in uniquely beautiful surroundings.600 Guided tours Interpretation centre Lar i Til E| page 2 July 13 - July 19, 2007 RECORD » ¦PP* ¦H Wouldn't you like an oinker?COURfESY Mmm melon Perfect summer treat Watermelon is perfect for summer.And if you want to be Wonder Mom, try out this piggie — an idea from the National Watermelon Promotion Board.(Really.Would we lie to you?) Watermelon Pig 1 Round seedless watermelon 1 Pipe cleaner 1 Piece of pink foam craft sheet 3 Buttons (one large pink and two blue or substitute blueberries) Melon bailer and a bowl Toothpicks or straight pins Wash the watermelon.Cut a slice off the bottom to provide a stable base.Cut the melon 2/3 from the bottom and about 4” away from the front, then slice down to detach top.Place this leftover rind piece to the side for later.Use a melon bailer to cut out melon pieces from the inside of the main piece and place aside in a bowl.Gently scoop out remaining watermelon bits to create a clean “bowl” for serving the watermelon balls.Coil the pipe cleaner to create the tail, and cut ears from the pink foam craft sheet.You can also use a small circle of the rind for the snout, and if you prefer, top with a large pink button.Cut a small circle to mount the snout on from the leftover rind piece.Attach the tail, eyes and snout with straight pins or toothpicks.^ To make the pig hooves, cut four square shapes from the leftover rind piece.At the bottom of each square, make a triangle cut to define the hoof.Attach the hooves with toothpicks or pins.Fill the bowl with the melon balls.Carving tips Have the whole watermelon at room temperature when you carve (you can chill it in the refrigerator after cutting and before serving).Cut a small, thin, flat piece from the bottom of the watermelon before carving.This will make a flat base.Draw the design on the watermelon rind with a fine/medium point waterproof marker or a sharp pencil.Insert toothpicks in key places to use as guides for your cuts.Use a sharp knife with a pointed tip — the sharper the knife, the easier and cleaner the cuts will be.For better grip and to help protect your hands, use a new thick pair of gardening gloves with gripper palms.R>r more detailed designs, draw a template first on a sheet of white paper with a marker or pencil.Transfer the image to the watermelon surface by taping the paper to the melon and tracing along the design’s lines with a pencil, making the design right on the watermelon surface.When attaching cut pieces on the watermelon to make your design, use round toothpicks or skewers.Flat toothpicks will often break due to weight of the piece or the thickness of the rind.Shrimp and Watermelon Watercress Salad 3 tablespoons softened butter 1 teaspoon gran ula ted garlic 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese 1 18-to-24 inch sourdough baguette 2 or 3 ounces of fresh stemmed watercress 4 cups seedless watermelon balls 12 potato chip-sized shaves of aged white Cheddar cheese 1/4 cup balsamic vinaigrette of choice 16-20 chilled cocktail shrimp (optional) Mix together the butter, garlic and Parmesan.Cut the baguette in half.Slice the halves down the center to form 4 pieces of bread.Spread the butter mixture evenly over the cut side of each piece of bread.Place on the rack of a preheated 400-degree oven and bake just until browned.Wrap in foil and keep in a warm oven.Sprinkle the watercress over 4 salad plates.Add the watermelon balls, cheese, and shrimp if desired.Drizzle with vinaigrette and serve with the warm bread.Serves 4.Grilled Scallops and Watermelon Kebabs 12 sea scallops 4 cups boiling vegetable or chicken broth 24 1” x 1” watermelon cubes 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 tablespoon sesame oil 1 tablespoon minced garlic 1 tablespoon fresh minced ginger Cut the scallops into halves across the diameter to create half-moon shapes.Place them in a heatproof casserole dish in a single layer.Pour the boiling clear broth over the scallops and let them poach for 5 minutes.Drain and cool the scallops.On each skewer alternate 1 half-moon scallop, then 2 watermelon cubes, then another half-moon scallop.Mix together the soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic and ginger and brush the kebabs as they are grilled over a medium hot grill for about 90 seconds per side turning once.Serve warm.Serves 12 as an appetizer.Crabcakes with Watermelon Dipping Sauce 8 ounces cooked, shelled and picked over crabmeat, drained 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1/2 cup seasoned breadcrumbs 1/4 cup drained sweet pickle relish Butter for hying 1 cup minced and drained watermelon 1/2 cup bottled chili relish In a bowl, mix the crab, eggs, mayonnaise, breadcrumbs and sweet pickle relish.Heat a generous amount of butter (you may use a combination of canola oil and butter if desired) in a 10- to 12-inch sauté pan over medium high heat.Using 2 teaspoons as tools, drop small dollops (about 1 teaspoon full) of the crab mixture into the butter and fry, turning once, until golden brown on each side.Fry the crabcakes in batches keeping them warm on a baking sheet in the oven as they come out of the pan.Mix together the watermelon and relish and serve with the crabcakes for dipping.Makes about 16 crabcakes, serving 8 as an appetizer.Toasted Jalapeno Tomatillo and Watermelon Salsa 10pounds medium tomatillos (peel off parchment-like coating and rinse) 2 cups vegetable oil 4 pounds white or sweet onion, minced 1 cup fresh minced garlic 1 pound jalapeno peppers or to taste, seeded and chopped 1 cup ground cumin 2/3 mild chili powder 1 quart tomato sauce or puree 5pounds watermelon chunks, seedless or with seeds removed Kosher salt Cut the tomatillos into quarters.Heat the oil in a large heavy sauté pan over medium high heat and in it sauté the onions for a few minutes and then add the tomatillos, garlic, and jalapenos.Sauté until the onions and garlic begin to brown.Reduce heat to low and sprinkle the cumin and chili powder over the pan.Stir in the tomato sauce and bring to a simmer.Remove from heat.Cool.Place in a blender or food processor with the watermelon and puree.To serve, after the salsa is dished, sprinkle with salt.Watermelon Cupcakes 8 cupcake liners 8 cupcake shaped pieces of seedless watermelon, (see below) 2 cups pineapple cream cheese frosting Sprinkles for garnish Place the liners in an 8-cup cupcake tin.Cut 3-inch thick slices of seedless watermelon.Cut round cupcake sized pieces from the slices.Put a watermelon ‘cupcake’ in each liner.Place a dollop of frosting on each cupcake.Decorate as desired with sprinkles. .THE, RECORD July 13 - July 19, 2007 page 3 TALK - 83 Queen St., Sherbrooke (Lennoxville) Land of the And of the woogie By Mitch McDonald Special to The Record It’s just a boogie wonderland, baby.With a series of shows at the Vieux Clocher this month, the Boogie Wonder Band make their return to Sherbrooke.It’s one more stop in the travel-loving group’s 1,500-plus career live shows and 11 years together.While disco may have flatlined in the late 1970s, the Boogie Wonder Band’s live shows are plush with raucous covers of disco classics, platform shoes and hanging mirror balls.The band has found success within their home province (they’re based in Montreal) and in Canada, but they have also found support internationally, with plenty of European, South American and Asian shows under their belts.This has led to a life of travel for the 10 musicians, with singer Kat (each has a faux disco name and identity) saying: “We are always living in our luggage.” But it seems the band wouldn’t have it any other way.They take great pleasure in entertaining a crowd.Live performance is such a thrill that they've released only two studio albums over the years.Band members really do play all of their own instruments (we’re talking guitars, drums, saxophones, trumpets).Bassist Boogie Cindy said they are often asked by fans if they are actually playing or not.Set lists, designed with the crowd in mind, are full of what Boogie Cindy called “sure shots”, with monster hits from the era like Gloria Gaynor’s T Will Survive’, or Alicia Bridges’ T Love the Night Life’ and entire medleys dedicated to Earth, Wind and Fire or KC and the Sunshine Band.The band also emphasizes visuals: The wacky costumes are elaborate and true to the era, while the choreography is well-practiced and flows with the lasers and lights that flood the stage.There’s also lots of audience interaction.The three singers might singly or all at the same time be out in the middle of the dance floor with the fans.It’s all about having fun, with Boogie Cindy describing the effort put into their live shows: “You never know who’s going to be in the room to see you so you can’t let yourself take a night off.” Gloria Gaynor herself, perhaps?Over the 11 years, there have been personnel changes (seven of the 10 original members remain), and they’ve played shows with audiences that range from, according to Boogie Cindy, "nobody to thousands." They’ve shared the stage with Rick James and Kool and the Gang.They’ll be doing up to 150 more shows this year.Both Kat and Boogie Cindy share the same creed: “As long as we’re having fun, we’ll still do it.” And as long as they’re having fun, so will the audience.The Boogie Wonder Band plays Friday and Saturday nights at the Vieux Clocher de Sherbrooke (1590 Galt St.W.) through the end of the month.Tickets are $30; call 819-822-2102.SEBBYS THE ONLY REAL STEAKHOUSE IN THE TOWNSHIPS ! WIN 2 TICKETS TS SEE (128 $ VALUE) AT TIE CKAMPUUN VALUT FAIR AUGUST 31 ST, 2001.BIYAHYlFQIRTOPIBJUfTYSTlAIS* FIR A OUNCE Tl WIN i ASK Y0BR WAITER FOR BETAAS AMR 68QD LOCK I wiHim mi bc brain ibcbst is n tout VmKIwIwwM WnA WA WWNWill IWWO8 Iff WRI NY Sirloin 12 oz, Rib Steak 14 oz, T Bone 18 oz or Filet Mignon 7 oz § CO boogie Te.819-569-9755 They will survive in the 70s, not matter what the calendar says. iTHE, page 4 July 13 - July 19, 2007 RECORD =^===—=^==^— TALK Brills It’s a shape note convention The 13th Annual Quebec Shape Note Singing Convention is on this weekend.“Shape note music is basically four-part hymns and was originally composed and sung by most members of the community as a social event in the early 1800s,” states a a note from organizers.“New compositions have been produced and continue to be produced to this day in the style originally started way back then.The music might be described as a hybrid between baroque and folk and is not that hard to learn.” Hundreds of groups take part in regional conventions — like the one this weekend.It’s July 13 and 14 and it’s free (you can sing along, if you’d rather that than listen).On Friday night there’ll be singing will be at the Bishop’s College School chapel from 7:30 p.m.till 9:30 p.m.Saturday singing will be at the Ways Mills Community Hall from 10:30 a.m.till 4:30 p.m.with a pot luck lunch.Get the blues Fitch Bay’s Bleu Lavande, which features thousans upon thousands of flowering lavender plants, offers noon-hour classical music concerts on Tuesdays through to Aug.28.That's from noon to 2 p.m.You can bring a picnic or buy a prepared lunch on site.The lavender farm’s entry fee is $4 for seniors, $5 for adults: kids under 12 are free.Call 819-876-5851.For you, honey Stoke’s bee interpretation centre, The Miellerie Lune de Miel, has kick started special summer programming for kids and adults alike.There are guided tours and youngsters will have the chance to make their own honey.(There’s also an outdoor playground.).Tours start on the hour.Adults cost $8; kids four and up are $6.The miellerie is on 252 Rang 3 E„ in Stoke.Call 819-346-2558.Flowers in Abercom Floralia Abercorn will be held Saturday.It’s sponsored by the Abercorn Cultural and Heritage Association and tea will be served.Organizers are asking people to bring a bouquet or a favorite single bloom between 8 a.m.and 10 a.m.(it’s an early morning check-in) to the Women’s Institute (13 des Eglises west).The flowerless general public is welcome from 1 p.m.to 5 p.m.that same day, and also Sunday, July 15 from noon to 4 p.m.The event is $2 to attend (it’s a fundraiser, but it’s free to bring a flower — there’s no registration charge).Call 450-538-0169 for more information.The circus in Magog - Pedestrians in Magog’s downtown will discover wandering circus performers this summer.Young artists from the Cirque des étoiles will perform along Rue Principale from Wednesday to Sunday through to Aug.12.Regular performances in the park on Principale are scheduled between 2 p.m.and 8 p.m.(go to the trapeze and trampoline, and you’re in the right spot!).Jugglers and other performers will wander the sidewalks.And the big top in Magog The Cirque Akya has set up shop in Magog until July 22.There’s acrobatics, clowns and comedy, and it’s a family show in what’s billed as not a big top, but an intimate, well, small top with seats for 350 people.The cost is $28 for those 13 and up, and $18 for children.Call 1-800-361-4595 for tickets.Shows are at 8 p.m.(plus at 2 p.m.weekends).THEATRE LAC BROME A Summer Festival of English Language Theatre in Knowlton - starting June 29 Noel Coward's Star Quality Adapted by Christopher Luscombe * Knowlton House & Garden Tour Wednesday July 11 Buoyant Billions "A Comedy of No Manners* by Bernard Shaw Gilbert & Sullivan's Trialbyjiuy& Les Deux Aveugles , * Mid-Summer Gala Saturday July 28 |ues Offenbach COURTESY Akya in Magog.English movies this week Here’s a quick look at the English-language flicks playing in the Townships this week.Please call the theatre first to confirm.Maison du Cinema Sherbrooke 819-566-8782 • Beethoven et la Copiète (104 mins.) (with French sub-titles) 12:50 p.m„ 3:25 p.m., 6:50 p.m.and 9:25 p.m.Galaxie Cinema Sherbrooke 819-821-9999 • Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (138 mins) 12:35 p.m., 3:35 p.m., 7:10 p.m.and 9:55 p.m.• Live Free or Die Hard (128 min.) Except Wednesday: 12:35 p.m., 3:45 p.m., 6:50 p.m.and 9:40 p.m.Wednesday: 3:45 p.m„ 6:50 p.m.and 9:40 p.m.Princess Theater Cowansville 450-263-5900 The Record did not receive this schedule this week; please call them for movies and times; the cinema often shows English films.Theatre Lac Brome Knowlton 450-242-2270 • Shut Up And Sing Sunday, July 22 at 7 p.m. RECORD TALK July 13 - July 19, 2007 page 5 Can’t drink?Coley’s all-ages band night By Jen Young Record correspondent With his own career starting to move forward — two CDs on the shelves, a presence on the airwaves, and being available on the popular music download service iTunes - JF Coley of the band Coley has decided to switch some things around and bring something to local teenager?that he says has “always been missing”.“I have worked with teenagers (through teaching at Alexander Galt Regional High School) over the past 10 years, and I’ve noticed how little entertainment is geared towards them,” said the lead guitarist and singer.“And working with CJMQJ88.9 FM) and many local bands, I’ve noticed how little independent music is accessible to underage audiences, in a professional setting.When Jocelyn and I helped out at Friendship Day’s battle of the bands, we saw how Some of.Coley.R n mm ’T-C,' www.coieyrrsjsic.com excited local kids were to be able to attend a concert.” The band, comprised of Coley, bassist David Jalbert, and Jocelyn Blanchette on drums, looked for a venue that would accommodate an all-ages crowd and were welcomed by Raymond Patry Two Plus One COURTESY BRUCE PATTON The duo Two Violins, From Father To Daughter, will perform a collection of traditional Quebec, Irish and Scottish tunes (with dancing encouraged) at the Louis S.St.Laurent National Historic Site of Canada in Compton.Lucien and Lise Beauchemin will be accompanied by Record contributing photographer Bruce Patton on piano.The two shows are at 2 p.m.and 3:30 p.m.on Sunday, July 15.The park entry fee (which includes a tour of the historic buildings on site) is $5.90 for adults and $2.95 for kids 6 to 16.Seniors $5.See www.pc.gc.ca/st-laurent for summer programming information.of Bar le Magog in Sherbrooke.“Le Magog has expanded to the basement level of the old Magog Hotel building, renovating an old martial arts room into an all ages gathering space.Many all-ages concerts are planned in the upcoming months, with many American and Canadian agencies looking for this type of venue.Things look promising for the Eastern Townships music scene.” Coley hopes that this will start a new trend of concerts (and even new venues?).But next Thursday night’s gig will also mean much more.“This will be the kick off show to our Quebec, Ontario, Maritime tour,” said Coley who will leave for his next gig in Butler: Cont’d from Page 1 a kitchen on any given evening and play music for hours, just for the sake of the camaraderie and sheer enjoyment of hearing the melody itself.Edith Butler was no exception to this type of upbringing.Her father was a singer and a French-Canadian Catholic while her mother loved to sing in her Protestant church.Her godmother played several instruments including the accordion.Butler prides herself on being the sum of all this influence.“In 1970,1 was performing in Japan and noticed that some people had trouble saying my name.As a result, we decided to name my 27th album, Madame Butler-fly, in honour of these fans.To this date and since my debut album in 1969,1 was pleased to hear that a million and a half albums have been sold in Canada alone,” added Butler.A long way from Chansons d’Acadie, Butler has reinvented herself with a fresh new album and sound by adding a modem touch to traditional song.Butler began singing in the early 1960s while attending college in Moncton.Between 1963 and 1970, she was a regular guest on the CBC TV program Sing Along Jubilee (out of Halifax) alongside the likes of Ann Murray, John Allen Cameron and Catherine McKinnon.Butler’s big break came at Expo ’70 in Osaka, Japan, where she was a featured performer at the Canadian Pavilion for six months.Since that time she has toured the world.Butler will be accompanied this weekend at The Piggery by five young musicians (base, guitar, percussion, keyboard, violin).Her backup players are usually young musicians just starting out.Butler says that you can’t take a course in how to manage and deal with the pub- » # ' .Montreal a few days after.“We will be playing in Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, and heading for Halifax.” The tour is named The Wagons East Tour.The 8 p.m.Thursday show will also spotlight Halifax band Faded Blue performing songs from their latest album The Blue Mountain Gate as well as the rootsy pop-rock stylings of Toronto singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Marshall Dane.Tickets are $10 and being sold at Le Magog, Sherbrooke’s Musique City on Wellington Street, as well as on the band’s websites www.coleymusic.com and myspace.com/jfcoley.lie when you are on stage; it is something that you have to learn hands-on and Butler shares her 40-some years of experience with them.They usually work and travel with her for three or four years until they feel ready to “fly on their own”, which she says is the way it should be (some have gone on to work with the Cirque de Soleil and Celine Dion).While she hates to see them go, she is happy for them and excited about working with the next new group of young people.Butler will perform Madame Butler.She will sing in Acadian French and tell stories in English, with the energy and spirit that she is known for.She evokes with humour, the places and characters of her home town Paquetville.Her new songs, and the traditional ones, are connected and combined in a perfect timeless harmony.Butler performs at 8 p.m.on Friday, July 13 and Saturday, July 14.Tickets are $35.Call 819-842-2431.The Piggeiy is located at 215 Chemin Simard, North Hatley.PARI at the Ayer's Cliff Fairgrounds Sunday POST TIME 1:00 BOI Commission des (v\r ¥ /S courses ds chsvsux vL/ XX > du Québec I THE, page 6 July 13 - July 19, 2007 RECORD TALK A religious bent The times they are a changin ’ By Maurice Singfield Special to The Record Considering all the doomsday scenarios that are floating around today, it’s hard to get excited about anything.What is the point of our existence?What does this have to do with community radio?Meet the host of CIDI’s new show, Let’s Ask the Pastor: “My name is Brent Robillard, I am a clergy member of the Christian community here in Granby.I will be participating in these gathering points, brought to you by CIDI’s audio magazine.1 am a firm believer that having a belief in God, and understanding a little bit better how the Bible relates to our daily lives is a tie that holds us together; gives us purpose, grounds us, strengthens us, and focuses us so that we can better move ahead for a brighter tomorrow.” The idea behind the show is to recreate, in a modern-day context, what our pioneer forefathers went through when they opened up and inhabited the Townships.Always in need of strength and understanding they often turned to the church for answers.Today, the church, so to speak, has changed and reflects more of an ecumenical community, a community ready to bridge the divides that were created by divisive religious denominations.“Have you ever noticed that the sense of community is missing?People do not seem to be aware of what is going on around them," says Robillard, “even in their own backyards." It’s not hard to understand as Robillard explains, “People have become separated from the old ways of community where everyone felt as though they fit into a bigger family.I think that one of the reasons for this is the changing of the times, job styles, home styles, schooling, etc.The familiar gatherings are gone and we haven’t figured out how to get that Home-Town Feeling -even here in our own home towns!” Okay, so where do we go from here?We have a modern-day pioneer situation with the same emotional elements of the past where we feel an urgency to preserve our community.It’s kind of like what the Bible reflects in its writings; people don’t really change, only the times.“One way that we can replace these old-style gatherings and reclaim that sense of family, is with community radio — it gives us that gathering point, .while we go about our busy lives, we can still be together — it is a uniting force.We want to explore this thing called life and try to make some sense of it.Join us; send us your questions or comments to Let’s Ask the Pastor!” The other side of the modern-day pioneer community question is how do we build institutions such as community radio?Where do we get the support financially or otherwise?Just this last week I talked to David Teasdale, the station manager for CJMQ (the community radio station out of Lennoxville), the only on-air community English-language radio station in the Townships.He phoned me and offered to help CIDI get up and running by lend-ing us a 500 watt transmitter that would go along with a temporary tower installation.I thought this was a very generous offer on the part of CJMQ.and welcomed any future collaboration that we might have.In our conversation we talked about community radio and how important it is for CJMQ and CIDI to be working together.After all, between us we could cover the entire Eastern Townships area and help define the English speaking community (continuing the work The Record has been doing over the last 100 years or so).Need I mention that Teasdale probably doesn’t need CIDI as a collaborator at all, considering CJMQ’s recent power increase up to 2,000 watts from 500, and that within the next couple of years, they will up their power again, this time to 6,000 watts.When you consider that CIDI will pretty much be locked into 500 watts when it’s up and running, because of other stations in southern Quebec with the same 99.1 FM frequency, it’s perfectly natural for CJMQ to expand.Teasdale said, “CJMQ will benefit from having a CIDI presence in the Townships, because what’s good for the English-speaking community is good for its institutions, and with two English-language radio stations working together the community will feel more confident and become stronger.” My concern at the beginning, about having two English-language radio stations in the Townships, was how would the community be able to sustain both?COURTESY BRENT ROBILLARD Brent Robillard.We have the same small market to attract advertising money, and surely if the CBC, CKTS and CJAD in the past have been unable to sustain English language radio here, then what makes us think that we can?The answer lies in the fact that CIDI and CJMQ have mainly volunteer work forces, reducing operating costs considerably.Another factor is that CIDI can increase its French-language programming, percentage wise, up to 45 per cent in order to attract more advertising dollars, while still maintaining its status as an English-language community radio station.In Brome-Missisquoi and Shefford counties there is no French-language community radio station, as in the Sherbrooke and Lennoxville areas, giving CIDI the opportunity of becoming bilingual and representing the true nature of our community.In this way CJMQ and CIDI can work together, giving each other enough room to ma-noeuver.Give us a listen online at www.sun-nymead.org/cidi and pick up your CIDI CD audio magazine at the following locations: Wright’s Store in Fulford, Flanagan’s Store in Knowlton, Brome Lake Books in Knowlton, l’Emporium in Knowlton, Singfield Piano in Waterloo, Photographer David Anderson in Waterloo, Domaine des Erables in Foster, the Knowlton Marina in Knowlton, Café Floral in Knowlton or call CIDI at 1-888-539-2098 and have your copy mailed to you.For $35 you can become a member and realize the dream of community radio in Brome Missisquoi and Shefford counties, so please do not delay any further.Give us a call and sign up today.Also, if you are an aspiring musician, French or English, please send your original music to RCM’s music challenge Stop! at C.P.277, Waterloo, Quebec, JOE 2N0 and become part of the first independent top 30 in the Townships.Maurice Singfield is vice-president OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, A VOLUNTEER AND CIDI’S PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR RCM.ISlg THE, RECORD July 13 - July 19, 2007 page 7 TALK ———— Music and murder Novel combines both rickbelchta TPC ar m be ^do many crime novels these days 'are merely warmed-over treatments of tired plots.From the body-in-the-library ——— cliché of village cozies to the graphic detail of forensic police procedurals (think CSI), writers all too often take refuge in the familiar, rather than extend the boundaries of mystery writing.This week’s author is a welcome exception to that trend, and proves that all the good stories have not yet been told.Rick is one of those intimidating (and, to the rest of us lesser mortals, disgusting) persons who is both multital- —.ented and possesses seemingly unbounded amounts of energy.Born in New Rochelle, New York, he began playing with a rhythm and blues band when he was 14.He quickly became an ““ accomplished performer on the keyboard, French horn, and trumpet, as well as developing his talents on the electric bass, percussion instruments, guitar and sax.Sentences Jim Napier ylws - MR igfifj - * ¦ m#f ¦ ¦1589*» pji m Ip 1 Æk I|||gi| It jfPfff I Books Emigrating to Canada in 1971, Rick completed his bachelor of music degree at McGill University, then went on to form the progressive rock band Devotion.He rounded off his musical talent by teaching at Toronto’s Royal Conservatory of Music for 16 years.A talented graphic designer as well, Rick participates in the cover designs of his own books — a rarity for an author.Currently president of the Crime Writers of Canada, Rick received the Derrick Murdoch Award for his contributions to the CWC over the years.An excellent cook and gardener, as well as sports enthusiast, Rick is married to flutist and music teacher Vicki Belchta.They live in Toronto with their two sons.When Hell Freezes Over (Rendezvous Crime, 2006) Michael Quinn is a middle-aged exrock star who suddenly abandoned the stage at the height of his fame, due to a mysterious incident while the group was on tour.Decades later he runs a backline musical instrument business in Toronto, providing musical gear for special events across the country.After revisiting his childhood home in Birmingham, Michael prepares to leave for rural Scotland, to visit an old friend, ex-band manager Angus MacDougall, But driving through the city he encounters a young woman, Regina Mas-trocolle, trying to escape from a group of thugs in the early hours of the morning.She jumps into his borrowed car, begging him to help her escape.After the men inflict some heavy damage on the car, the two flee.She persuades Michael to take her with him to Scotland, where they take refuge.Michael’s friend Angus surveys the car (it is his) and eventually welcomes them into his remote cottage.After Michael and Regina spend the night together Michael awakes early and takes a plane to Toronto, leaving Regina only a brief note.Two days later Angus MacDougall is found dead by the Scottish police.He had been tortured, and his throat had been slit.It is obvious to Michael that it 30% OFF ^ BEST SELLERS EVERY DAY - Sherbrooke's English Language Bookstore -~4- Bishop's University Bookstore 2600 College St., Sherbrooke, Q.C.Phone: 819-822-9600, ext.2241 was the same men who had pursued Regina.The police question Michael closely, but wishing to keep her out of trouble, he is sparing with the truth.It is not long before ex-band member Roily Simpson calls Michael.He wants to stage a tribute to Angus, in the form of a one-time reunion of the band.Michael is suspicious: he is certain that Roily wants to resurrect the band and go on tour.But Michael can hardly refuse to join in the tribute without looking churlish, so he agrees.The media soon spread the word that the fabled band Neurotica will be staging a concert, and the publicity plays into the hands of Regina’s pursuers.They track Michael down in Toronto, and he must balance his efforts to shake his pursuers, unravel Regina’s tangled past to discover why they want her so desperately, and somehow manage to put together a concert of the band whose past harbours the secret of their breakup so many years ago.My Recommendation As noted, Rick is very knowledgeable about music, and it shows.The musical thread of his plot is a major element: it adds depth to his tale and keeps the reader’s interest.He also has an unerring eye for setting, which is skillfully woven into his storyline.Not least, his characters are entirely believable: we want to know what happens to them because we care, and because we care we are drawn to turn the page.With a fresh voice and a distinctively Canadian theme, When Hell Freezes Over is an original and enjoyable tale, and his best book to date.When Hell Freezes Over is Rick Blech-ta’s fifth crime novel.It was preceded by 2005’s Cemetery of the Nameless, Shooting Straight in the Dark, The Lark Ascending, and his debut novel, Knock on Wood.Jim Napier can be reached at jnapi-ER@SHERBROOKEREC0RD.COM.BLACK CAT BOOKS Harry is coming.to the black cat tool 20* off New & Used Books Gift Certificates - Special Orders Open 7 days a week 10-5 168-E Queen Street Lennoxville, QC Tel.819-346-1786 Email: blackcat@netrevolution.com •Selected Best Sellers.www.bishops.bkstr.com ¦ THF., page 8 July 13 - July 19, 2007 RECORD =———=—— talk Ber ô S1H J AN Mc KG lu: N dame ji;m dknch MACBETH ÜWEA8I Witches and Movies wizards Both wicked and wise By Sheri Levine CanWest News Service Harry Potter and company are set to cast a spell on audiences once again, with more magic and wizardry up their grown-up sleeves.Of course, witches and wizards are nothing new to the silver screen.Hollywood has a longstanding fascination with mythological themes and characters — from the supernatural to the superhuman.And so, in the wake of Harry Potter’s latest adventure, here are the top 10 witches and wizards of film.• The Wizard (The Wizard of Oz) The wizard of all wizards, the gatekeeper of Oz, the one at the end of the yellow brick road and the one you wait the entire movie to see.Sure, he has the title role, but he also has the least amount of screen time.The power of this wizard isn’t what he can do, but rather what he says.Words are his gift.And the gift to the audience is everything that happens in Oz before the wizard makes his first and only appearance.Memorable quote: “Back where I come from there are men who do nothing all day but good deeds.They are called phila.er, phila.er, yes, er, Good Deed Doers." • Glinda The Good Witch of the North (Wizard of Oz) It’s a little known fact that Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, is even more powerful than the Wicked Witch of the East and West.Glinda only makes three appearances in.the Wizard of Oz, but each appearance comes at a key point in the story.After all, without Glinda, Dorothy may have never made it home.She’s the one who adorns Dorothy with those fabulous ruby slippers and sends her off to see the “wonderful Wizard of Oz." Memorable quote: “You have no power here! Now begone, before somebody drops a house on you!" • The Craft: Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, Rachel True Before Party of Five and the Scream trilogy made her famous.Neve Campbell made audiences scream as an awkward outcast with occult-like gifts.Campbell plays one of four teen mis- 1N THEATRES EVERYWHERE ¦ FOR THE FIRST TIME IN GENERATIONS ylÛitïLSJ O&toiList - W SJiâïtAL M&39 » spë e » saiTioH fits who realize that, as a party of four, they have the power to do and change anything they want.Their secret coven slowly turns into a coven of chaos as the teen witches go from casting spells on their classmates to casting spells on each other.Memorable quote: “You know, if I were as pathetic as you are, I would have killed myself ages ago.You should get on with it.” (Fairuza Balk as Nancy) • The Witches of Eastwick: Susan Sarandon, Michelle Pfeiffer and Cher An all-star cast heads this movie, set in the fictional town of Eastwick.Sarandon, Pfeiffer and Cher play three best friends who, unbeknownst to them, are also witches.When the devil arrives in town, disguised as Jack Nicholson, it spells nothing but trouble.He seduces each of the three women/witches, releasing their powers, which eventually evolves into scandal and chaos throughout Eastwick and wicked fun for audiences.Memorable quote: “Well, if that’s how you feel about it, then that’s how you feel about it.Is that how you feel about it?” (Jack Nicholson as Daryl Van Home/The Devil).• The Three Witches / the “weird sisters" from Macbeth While their actual screen time is short, the three witches in Shakespeare’s tragedy Macbeth share the m most pivotal and influential role.The witches, also known as the “weird sisters,” are the ones stirring the pot.literally, the opening scene actually has them stirring a large pot.They are prophets who bring forth temptation and one of the few forces with the ability to influence Macbeth.The witches set the story in motion by revealing three prophesies to Macbeth: that he will be Thane of Cawdor, Thane of Glams and King.After hearing this, Macbeth goes down the road of marital ruin, despair and murder.One of Shakespeare’s most popular plays has been adapted for the big screen many times, most notably in 1948 with Orson Wells serving as director and in the title role, then in 1971 with Roman Polanski directing.Macbeth will again play at a theatre near your later this year with Oscar winners Jennifer Connelly and Philip Seymour Hoffman as Mr.and Mrs.Macbeth.Memorable quote: “Double, double, toil and trouble; fire burn, and cauldron bubble.” (The Three Witches) ; «¦THE! RECORD TALK July 13 - July 19, 2007 page 9 mm Walt Disait r Picturesv, Waldem Media i .Asian.Cadi Tl I)oi \r • The Wicked Witch of the West (Wizard of Oz) Not to be confused with her sister, the Wicked Witch of the East, whose death is celebrated in a song and dance number by munchkins.With her deliciously wicked cackle and a voice comparable to nails on a chalkboard, along with her green face complemented by a pointy black hat, the Wicked Witch of the West (or Wicked Witch to her peers) steals the show.After discovering it was Dorothy’s house that killed her sister, the Wicked Witch vows revenge on the girl and her little dog too.This witchy woman has been immortalized on screen for uttering some of the film’s best lines.Memorable quote: “I’ll get you my pretty, and your little dog too.” Beautiful, powerful and dangerous, the seven-foot witch can break iron with her bare hands as easily as she can rip a piece of paper.Her 100-year reign of terror has brought about an endless winter, Christmas not included.She shows no remorse for murdering her sister and proudly displays the remains of those she has turned into stone throughout her castle.Her incredible physical strength aside, Jadis’s most feared weapon is the wand which she uses to turn her enemies into stone.In her posse is an army of giants, werewolves, regular wolves, ghouls, evil apes, giant bats and a host of other “evil, magical creatures.” Memorable quote: “Thank you Edmund.I’m glad this creature got to see some honesty before HE DIES!” • Gandalf (Lord of the Rings) J.R.R.Tolkien probably never imagined his Lord of the Rings novels would spawn a series of blockbuster movies and inspire one of the world’s greatest rock ’n’ roll bands.Tolkien’s middle earth fantasy served as a muse for some of Led Zeppelin’s most famous songs, and before you ask, Stairway to Heaven is not one of them.Misty Mountain • Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty) What rhymes with witch and, not only crashes a christening, but doesn’t even bother to bring a gift?Maleficent, the dark fairy and catalyst of Walt Disney’s animated classic, 1959’s Sleeping Beauty.Maleficent, which is latin for harmful or evil, knows how to hold a grudge.After not being invited to the christening of the King and Queen’s baby girl, Aurora, Maleficent shows up unannounced and puts a curse on the princess that on the eve of her 16th birthday, she will “prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die.” Maleficent can also turn herself into a fire-spitting dragon and create a forest of thorns at will.Memorable quote: “Oh, they’re hopeless.A disgrace to the forces of evil.” • Jadis The White Witch (The Chronicles of Narnia: The lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) British actress Tilda Swinton received wide praise for her portrayal of Jadis The White Witch, based on the classic children’s tale by C.S.Lewis.Rumour has it Jadis is actually a descendant from Adam’s first wife, Lilith.Movie Karhrl ftotstn Ncvr ftochrt TUNNEY .CAMPBELL TRUE BALK Hop, Over the Hills and Far Away and Ramble On, are just some examples.(When you have nothing else better to do, throw on some Zeppelin, pick up some Tolkien and compare the words.just for kicks).The wiz of Tolkien’s famous fantasy novels is Gandalf, played in the movies by Sir Ian McKellen (who won a Screen Actors Guild Award and received an Oscar nomination for his role as the wizard).Gandalf is the most prominent resident of Middle Earth.He is a master of the sword and a wizard with magic.Memorable quote: “Don’t.tempt me Frodo! I dare not take it.Not even to keep it safe.Understand, Frodo.I would use this ring from a desire to do good.But through me, it would wield a power too great and terrible to imagine.” • Mickey Mouse (Fantasia) An ambitious and experimental project, Fantasia is a series of animations set to pieces of classical music and produced by Disney.It tells the tale of Mickey Mouse’s aspirations to become a magician.But this now classic cartoon feature was really created to revamp Mickey Mouse’s popularity.In the late 1930s, audiences were losing interest in the famous mouse and growing more intrigued with Donald Duck (after all, a duck is a lot easier on the eyes than a mouse).The casting couch originally Cher SikwSaranoon biotas praam MICK mim called for Dopey from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to be cast in the title role, but Walt Disney was emphatic in having Mickey Mouse star in the experimental vehicle.Released in November of 1940 to little fanfare and even less profits, the movie failed to reignite Mickey’s career and left Walt Disney in a financial mess.As an aspiring wizard, Mickey Mouse is a little bit error prone.The real magic in Fantasia is the way the animation and music blend together, like a well-choreographed dance.Memorable quote: “It’s all in the music.” PAGE 10 TALK OF THE Townships JULY 13 - JULY 19, 2007 WEEKDAYS MORNING Station Guide IWH.'I El The Early Show Rachael Ray The Greg Behrendt Show The Price Is Right a (CC) EHQ B Live With Regis and Kelly CBC News: Morning (CC) Arthur (CC) Lunar Jim (CC) j Curious George j Pinky Dinky Poo The Save-Urns! 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(SC) Giro a mnn b Tout simplement Clodine (5:00) News (CC) Good Morning America Live With Regis and Kelly The View PTETT1 Q Les Hoobs (SC) This Morning Live (CC) Rémi (SC) Le Téléjournal matin (SC) Des kiwis et des hommes (SC) Ricardo Bons baisers de France (SC) H3BD in 100 Huntley Street World Vision Past Lives The View Room to Grow Mann's Body GEjfl ta Canada AM A (CC) eTalk n (CC) MTV e2 Live With Regis and Kelly America This V7PÏ!Vi as America This Good Morning America Dr.Keith Ablow The View Paid Program First Business ft’nui eg Varied Programs IFresh Prince Paid Program Paid Program Paid Program The People’s Court Caféine (SC) HiTEl B| L’Avocat et le diable Varied Programs Paid Program BBC World News Paid Program First Business Varied Programs Malcolm-Mid.Paid Program Judge Joe Brown Judge Joe Brown Jerry Springer Judge Mathis Caillou Varied Programs Maya & Miguel Curious George Clifford-Red Dragon Tales Big Big World Barney & Friends BBC World News Wai Lana Yoga Teletubbies Thomas-Friends Sesame Street Mister Rogers Clifford-Red Dragon Tales Big Big World Big Comfy Couch Barney & Friends Paid Program Paid Program The District Crossing Jordan Crossing Jordan American Justice Street Legal H:MO Varied Programs American Morning (CC) Newsroom Varied Programs Daily Planet Technology, nature.Varied Programs The Canadians Disaster-Cent, Warriors of the Night Turning Points of History Disasters of the Century Things That Move I Exhibit A-For.RDI en direct (SC) Le Téléjournal matin (SC) RDI en direct (SC) Kung Fu: The Legend Continues North of 60 Paradise Falls Paradise Falls The Mom Show n (CC) Rich-Poor Bride Three Takes Varied Programs Birth Days Birth Stories Magic School Bus Hip Hop Harry Bigfoot Present A Baby Story A Baby Story Bringing-Baby Bringing-Baby Trading Spaces Paid Program Paid Program a Paid Program n SportsCentre Twice in a Lifetime Paid Program n Paid Program A Paid Program A Movie SportsCentre Life Today (CC) Varied Programs Disorderly Con, Varied Programs SportsCentre Varied Programs SportsCentre Daily Mass (CC) I Varied Programs SportsCentre Quick Study n SportsCentre It’s a New Day A (CC) Varied Programs SEMi Believer’s Voice This Is Your Day WEEKDAYS AFTERNOON S7MXA Q Across the Fence The Young and thi Restless Bold, Beautiful As the World Turns orivi | O.OU Guiding Light 4FIVI | 4:30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 5PM | 5:30 DrTPhii '— iilMM KJ Judge Lopez Days of our Lives Passions Judge Judy Judge Judy Oprah Winfrey News News frfcft'i» Q (CC) Fashion File What’s-Dinner The Gill Deacon Show (CC) Canadian Food Little Miracles Frasier Varied Programs The Simpsons Arrested Dev.fritm Q TVA en direct.com (:45) Shopping TVA Infopublicité Les Feux de l’amour (SC) Top modèles (SC) Le 17 heures (SC) tVL'uyi lil Access H wood aii My onuaren One Life to Live General Hospital The Ellen DeGeneres Show Dr.Phil Mlt-iii Q Bienvenue à Rome, USA Movie Urgences Rumeurs Kif-kif ftMiwi m Whose Design uays or our Lives As the World Turns Room to Grow Passions A (CC) |The Young and the Restless Global National jhj ia Degrassi: Next Bold, Beautiful Twice in a Lifetime General Hospital Oprah Winfrey DrTPhii ss Divorce Court Paid Program All My Children One Life to Live General Hospital The People’s Court Family Feud A Be a Millionaire iviihTi B3 Judge Joe Brown Judge Alex Judge Alex Judge Mathis Jerry Springer Judge Joe Brown Divorce Court According to Jim Every-Raymond tHJlH HI Infopublicrte Infopublicité Tarzan Movie Les Simpson Le Grand Journal ( SC) r.'i»i:u JW Paid Program Paid Program My Wife and Kids Malcolm-Mid.Paid Program Family Feud A Maury The People’s Court uciwcvii’Lions Mister Rogers Reading Rainbow Charlie Rose n (CC) Varied Programs • Curious George Fetch! 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With f:TH ubi: Miami 24 Crossing Jordan Crossing Jordan American Justice oiroot Legal Law & Order Without a Trace Inside the Actors Studio Movie Varied Programs Gilil rim Daily Planet Technology, nature.newsroom ——— Varied Programs — The Situation Room nrm CSI: NY Varied Programs Frontiers of Construction Marine Machines To Build a Nation JAG l:t>ll i ««journal RDI en direct (SC) Le Journal RDI (SC) t-i:inyi La hemme Nikita Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Silent Witness Movie Three Tekes Nanny 911 The Mom Show A (CC) Varied Programs Skin Deep Matchmaker Extra (CC) mi wnai no* lo Wftfii 10 Years Younger llO Years Younger A Baby Story A Baby Story Bringing-Baby | Bringing-Baby rake Home Chef Take Home Chef Moving Up UJIJI nuiiu a muai Mirao ng viaeos World s Most Amazing Videos Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: The Next Generation Star Trek: Voyager Star Trek: Voyager m me Hecord Varied Programs nterruption captain Flamingo George Shrinks irady’s Beasts jt flvaPinata |Jacob Two Two jMartin Mystery |Team Galaxy jVaried Programs [j :airly OddParents SpongeBob t * 4 J *-»*’.l', ,;Vv * » J'.l’cV ./ 1 ' • • - » .* » j .*»•’» i •>*.»* t* .ss/s.y.r/y/- yy."y> ¦ .-¦’.’•a ./.< 1 .C* '1 .,1 ‘ • V ' 1 J *.» tVj ' TALK OF THE Townships JULY 13 - JULY 19, 2007 PAGE 11 FRIDAY EVENING Station Guide COQ B CBS Evening ________________News-Couric NBC Nightly Jeopardy! 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A (CC) Middle (CC) fgHWil Bei"9 Ian n (CC) Erkv Perky A Nick Cannon IMalcolminthe Fresh.Prince of lYvonofthe I Mystery Hunters iGhost Trackers IPrank Patrol A I Weird Years [Bob arid 15/Love“Squib -1 Nick flies a |et.—\MMe (CC) [Bel-Air [Yukon A (CC) n (CC) A (CC) 1(CC)_iZozo’s false [Margaret a (CC) line." a (CCI Head bangers with a steel guitar Country Connection Bon Jovi goes country Fans of rockers Bon Jovi were in shock when they heard that the band was releasing a country album.Following the huge success of Bon Jovi’s duet ‘Who Says You Can’t Go Home’ with country singer Jennifer Nettles, this was predictable.Now, if the record company had introduced this album with two different kinds of packaging — one for the rock fans and another one for country music fans without any publicity as to the genre, the response _________ would have been different.Bon Jovi’s fans would have seen the new album simply as the band experimenting musically, while country fans would have listened to the new album and seen it as modern country with a heavy shade of rock.Instead, rockers are disappointed with their fave band (some didn’t even buy this new album).While Lost Highway is just another amazing collection of songs from Bon Jovi, it is still rock tinted with a tiny country feel.Jessie Aulis Bon Jovi has always had a touch of country over the years and with this album that feel has just been accentuated a little.There’s less piano, more steel guitar and fiddle, but it is still Bon Jovi.Jon Bon Jovi is completely at home in the country genre with his earthy vo-cals, as is Richie Sambora, who has always added a touch of country style to his solos.The acoustic guitar is more present but besides that, Bon Jovi remains faithful to their style.What is fun is that they continue to write their own tunes and they didn’t stick with a specific genre.They are getting older and as artists they are evolving.The album offers the best songwriting this band has done since These Days, their 1995 album which is now seen as one of their best.The material for the new CD was written in Nashville, where Bon Jovi, Sambora and the band collaborated with some big names such as the duo Big and Rich, and Hillary Lindsay, who co-wrote ‘Jesus Takes the Wheel’ (Carrie Underwood), among others.The album was produced by Dann Huff (producer for Keith Urban and Rascal Please see Country on Page 16 M JOVI LOST HIGHWAY * i TU F-i page 16 July 13 - July 19, 2007 RECORD ——— talk Music July 13 & 14 13TH ANNUAL QUEBEC SHAPE NOTE SINGING CONVENTION will take place this weekend, July 13 and 14.Friday night singing will be at the Bishop’s College School Chapel from 7:30 p.m.to 9:30 p.m.Saturday singing will be at the Way’s Milk Community Hall from 10:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.with a pot-luck lunch.Shape note music is basically 4 part hymns and was originally composed and sung by most members of the community as a social event in the early 1800’s.Local people who have never experienced Shape Note music are encouraged to drop by and find out first hand what it is all about either on Friday night or Saturday.There is no admission fee and people can either listen, or even better, sing along.Be a part of the pot-luck lunch on Saturday at the beautiful community center at Way’s Mills on the banks of the ever so scenic Niger river.Events July 13 and 14 Piggery Theatre welcomes Edith Butler for 2 shows at 8 p.m.This “MOTHER OF ACADIAN MUSIC’ will share the songs and tales of her beloved Acadian culture.Cost $35.pp/tax included.Reservations: 819-842-2431.July 13 through 16 “THREE OLD BAGS" OR "GOLDEN YEARS, SHMOLDEN YEARS" A Clownish Comedy on the joys and pains of growing older.With Gissa Israel, Pina Macku and Emma Stevens.Directed by Mary Harvey, Theatre Lac Brome, Knowlton: 450-242-2270; www.theatrelacbrome.ca July 13 at 2:00 p.m.(sold out); July 13 at 8:00 p.m.Admission: $20.Tour Des Arts: Coeur du Village: 450-538-0486; July 16, at 8:00 p.m.July 14 Bibliothèque Sutton Library Annual used BOOK SALE on Saturday, July 14 from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m.7 rue Academy, Sutton.Vast selection and bargain prices.(English and French).450-5383521.BOOK SALE! Saturday, July 14, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.at the North Hatley library.Books for all ages, in English and French: fiction, biographies, large print, pictures books.Great prices! And you’ll never have to bring them back on time! GEORGEVILLE’S ANNUAL BOOK SALE, Murray Memorial Hall, Saturday, July 14, 9:30 a.m.to noon.Thousands of Novels, pocketbooks, art books, history, children’s and more.Bargain prices.PORK.BEEF & CHICKEN MECHOUI with all of the fixin’s on Saturday, July 14, at the Hut, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville at 5:30 p.m.$15.per platè for supper, $17.pays for supper and admission to the dance.Dance only tickets are $5.00 Music by PIF PATTON & FRIENDS.This is a fundraiser for the 40 and over softball team going to the Canadian National Slo-Pitch tournament in Niagara Falls the beginning of August.July 15 Richmond County Historical Society will launch a 2007-08 commemorative calendar at the STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Sunday, July 15 at the Upper Melbourne Town Hall market space, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.All welcome.Unitarian Universalist Church of North Hatley, Sunday, July 15 at 10 a.m.: Rev.Ken MacLean with “THE RESOURCE WE NEVER THINK OF”, - a personal reflection on 47 years in the ministry.Refreshments served.July 15 and 28 Fundraiser to promote an Annual Seniors Week with Bobbie Dee and friends, Bolton Centre, Town Hall, Sunday afternoons.2-4 p.m., $5.donation.Complete supper for additional, $5.Saturday, July 28: BEEBE FAMILY FUN DAY AT BEEBE MEMORIAL PARK, 9 a.m.- 7 p.m.Free Pancake Breakfast from 9-10 a.m„ games, B.B.Q.Flea Market.To reserve tables ($10.) call 819-826-1749 or 450-292-3073.Tickets, $5.includes drink, hot dog and a chance for prizes.Bring your own chair.All welcome! (Fitch Bay dances are closed for the summer) July 19 Piggery Theatre’s ANNUAL HOUSE AND GARDEN TOUR.Spend the day touring 6 to 7 homes and gardens in the North Hatley area.Cost: $50.- box lunch at The Piggery included.Reservations: 819842-2431.July 21 and 22 PETTES MEMORIAL LIBRARY BIG BOOK Sale at the library, 276 Ch.Knowlton, Knowlton.Saturday, July 21, 8 a.m.to 4 p.m.and Sunday, July 22, 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.Many hundreds of books at a good price.Bring the family.Info.Jean McGee, 450-242-0246, Suzane Ricard, 450-242-2923.Exhibits July 13-21 Paintings from here by SARA PECK COLBY at the North Hatley library.The next art exhibition is a wonderful new collection of paintings by the popular artist, Sara Peck Colby.She has been painting landscapes from around the Eastern Towpships for over thirty years.The exhibit runs until July 21 and may be visited during Library hours: Monday to Friday from 10 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 To place an ad A What’s On notice costs $8.00 (non-profit) or $15.00 (business) for 25 words or less {25 per additional word) or, $13.00 for a What’s On and Brome County News Billboard notice.Deadline is Wednesdays at noon.Notices must be pre-paid (we accept Visa or Mastercard).Send your notice by fox to 819-821-3179 or e-mail to classad@sherbrookerecord.com or call 819-569-9525.p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.July, August UPLANDS SUMMER ART EXHIBIT & SALE! Expand your artistic horizons by checking out the diversity of mediums used by the artists of “Bonheur d’été”.The summer-long 2007 edition of “Bonheur d’été” presents recent works produced in a variety of media by ten talented local artists: Jacques Desruisseaux (wood and iron sculptures), Michèle Gagnon (bird houses), Sylvie Gagnon (paintings), Mary Landry (photography), Lorraine Lévesque (mixed media), France Malo (ceramics and paintings), Koni Marcoux (paintings), Lyne Montmeny (wood sculptures).Eve Pankovitch (paintings) and Marilyn Findlay Salter (paintings).Open Thursday to Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m.Uplands.9 Speid st.in the borough of Lennoxville.For more info., call (819) 564-0409 or visit our website, www.up-lands.ca Country: Cont’d from Page 15 Flatts) and John Shanks, who has cowritten many Keith Urban hits.Whether Cans call this new country or Bon Jovi rock and roll, this is what good music is all about.I think that Bon Jovi simply wanted to pay a tribute to Nashville.This is not a country album and taken as a tribute, everything falls in place.What fans have always loved about country music is a song with a strong hook and powerful lyrics.And this is exactly what you will find on this album.There’s ‘(You Want To) Make A Memory’ and ‘Seat Next To You’, which are two sweet love songs, while ‘Summertime’ has an upbeat melody and fun lyrics about having fun with friends.This is the perfect tune for the summer season and beach parties.Till We Ain’t Strangers Anymore’, a duet with LeAnn Rimes, is a solid ballad Caroline Laurendeau.about the difficulty of maintaining a relationship.This one might just be a chart- topper (like the duet with Jennifer Nettles).‘Lost Highway’, the title track, is about how life really is an adventure.The song is fast and easy going as it tells about breaking free and finding your way.‘Any Other Day’ offers great guitar work by Jon Bon Jovi, as well as strong vocals.This song is about getting through the problems of everyday life.‘We Got It Going On’ with the help of Big & Rich, is a nice rock and roll song with an infectious beat.Anyone who loves their home town will relate to the lyrics of T Love This Town’.It is also a salute to Nashville and the country music scene.‘Everybody’s Broken’ is a good rock song while ‘The Last Night’, is heavily influenced by the famous band The Eagles.1 think that country music fens who will listen to this album might discover an interesting rock band that has something to say and can push the boundaries.On the other hand, rock fens might in turn find an interest for country music.if they keep an open mind.Just a reminder: Les Concerts de la Cité has included for the first time in 20 yean, a free outdoor country concert in Sherbrooke.Of course, the event features local talents, which is great for those who usually only have bars to show off their huge talent.The show will take place at Le Marché de la Gare on Minto street (the new public market) on Tuesday, July 17 at 7:30 p.m.The show, titled Chantal Cliche VIP, will feature of course Chantal Cliche, a well-known singer from Omerville, as well as Sherbrooke’s Steve Aulis and Caroline Laurendeau with Steve Surprenant as the opening act.These artists have exceptional voices that you will surely enjoy.The enlisted artists will offer a repertoire of both old and new country in English as well as in French, so all concert goers can appreciate the performances.Country music fans have been expecting this for a long time, and I’ll bet that if people show up for this first, Sherbrooke will repeat the event It’s free: bring your folding lawn chairs, and I’ll see you there!