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THE MONTREAL RAH FRIDAY JULY 2L MW 43 Youth Page tegs' Two popular Canadians Clovers are breaking up at pavilion Two popular Canadians share the bill at the Youth pavilion for four nights starting Sunday at I pm Leonard Cohen and Renee Claude chansonniere will perform In concert 0 Tomorrow Mr Cohen poet novelist playwright songwriter and singer- will read his poetry with a jazz background at pm in the theatre in an event called Jazzpo Miss Claude who represented Canada last year at the international song festival at Sopot Yugoslavia sings the songs of the modern French poets and songwriters such as Georges Brassens Leo Ferr and Michel Le-grand but is more at home with the songs of her French-Canadian contemporaries like Stephane Venne Gilles VigneaulL Claude LAveille and Jean-Pierre Ferland Montreal-born Leonard Cohen has published four books of poetry as well as two novels the last one "Beautiful Losers" He was the subject of one film "Ladies and Gentlemen Mr Leonard Cohen" shown on CBC TV and at the Montreal international film festival last year Mr Cohen Is currently writing the score and the title song for Don new film "The Ernie and has written the title song and theme for Derek May's film "The Angel" By CAROLE CLIFFORD The Stormy Cloverr one of Canada'i top folk-rock groups will disband In August Why a group whose sucres is more than evident by testimony of its fans should split at this time cannot be explained altogether A number of reasons was given in an interview last night prior to their performance at the Youth pavilion All however agreed that times change and ideas and people in particular But the crux of the situation appears to be satisfaction for the individuals rather than the success of the group Pat Patterson the drummer with the group which was formed in Toronto more than a year ago felt that success was secondary at least for himself am more concerned with playing and playing well" he said "Music is now a whole new world and offers a wealth of exploring to the musicians" Fenr individuals The Clovers revealed themselves as four distinct individuals unlike many groups on the scene now Dee Dee Fraser bass guitarist and sometimes referred to as the "silent one" commented: "You have to enjoy what you are doing This combined with hand work and of course the usual hang-up money is what leads to The other members of the Clovers are Susan Jains vocalist and the only girl in the group and Ray Perdue lead guitarist 1 On stage the Clovers distinguish themselves by their unique sound and almost reserved manner -Susan chats with the audience before each number explaining the origins of the songs of which many are their own compositions or those of Leonard Cohen and Gordon Lightfoot Pat who also sings presents fascinating image when he plays the drums and the iputh organ simultaneously When the Stormy Clovers part company in August it Leonard Cohen at the Youth Pavilion starting tomorrow Montrealers in Mariposa folk festival Participants in the seventh annual Mariposa Folk Festival to be held near Caledon East Onl Aug 11-13 have been announced by Estelle Klein the festival's artistic director The artists featuring a number of Montrealers include such names as Leonard Cohen the poet and writer who on this occasion will sing songs from his recently-recorded album the Staple Singers gospel-blues singers the fast-rising a Crowd the Kensington Market Richie Havens Penny Lang Murray McLaughlin Alanis Obomsawin Louise Fore stier Joni Mitchell David Rae Reverend Gary Davis and John Hopkins the Dirty Shames the Lilly Brothers and Tex Logan bal-ladeer Bonnie Dobson Louise Killen the Penny Whistlers Tom Rush and the Dildine Family Included in the festival will be seminars and workshops and a special children's concert The festival site will be Innis Lake near Caledon East jj i Lfllt lOT pCll pOlS 1200-strong troop for big jamboree The Stormy Clovers (from left) was learned that Pat and Dee Dee would probably remain together while Susan and Ray who returns to second year at Brock University St Catharines OnL may form a larger group probably of six or seven with an oboe included Susan and Ray will retain the Stormy Clovers name For those seeking a souvenir in shape of this group's recent record however it's sad news Not satisfied with the con vV A 4 Tbe Aussics want to write bounds like Montreal Twelve hundred Canadian scouts who will attend the 12th world jamboree at Far-ragut state park Idaho August 1-9 have been appointed "Centennial Year A a by John Fisher Centennial commissioner These specially selected scouts and venturers aged 14 to 17 will meet with 15000 scouts from 120 countries who will attend the jamboree representatives few years older than themselves GIRLS Valerie Cox (13) 53 Reman Road Bayswater Perth Western Australia Rodney Gard (14) 31 Crimea Street Embleton Western Australia Shelly Roberts (14) 193 Roseberry Street Inglewood Perth Western Australia BOYS OR GIRLS Jeannette Kealley (15) 9 oy 0 Street Dianella Western Australia Lesley Clifton (15) 203 Grand Prom Bedford Park Western Australia Christine Polak (15) 64 Salisbury Street Inglewood Western Australia Janet (15) 61 The Strand Bedford Perth Western Australia Dorothy Johnstone (14) 6 Oxford Street Maylands Perth Western Australia a Staff note kf Mb Doggott Ray Perdue and Susan Jains starve" Pat said "There Is more money to be made In Toronto than in New After the Rolling Stones incident it seemed logical to ask the Covers for their opinion on drugs but: the popularity of drugs with the press and you find yourself being said Dee Dee But he did say: the Stones are jailed it would be ridiculous because they will simply become martyrs to a people features a couple of groups and wild lighting The Cheetah Is about the biggest wildest club I have ever seen It holds 2600 people has tremendous projections and lighting a scopeatmn (a TV-jukebox combination) lounges to relax in a library and a really wild boutique There is even a dance called the Cheetah Shuffle that is popular down here Generally the discotheques In New York have surprisingly poor musical quality All the groups play Young Rascals The Jaybees were by far the best followed by the Liverpool Set at Trudi in Greenwich Village I'm sure I mention that the Liverpool Set (which recently changed its name to the Night Shift) is a Toronto group Originality is frowned upon The Night Shift was told not to play any original material But once audiences at the Rolling Stone got over the shock of hearing the Jaybees play songs they had never heard before they really liked them and now people are requesting Nicholls Hill originals rather than the old standbys Jobs for all Offhand say that any Montreal group could get a job at a discotheque here and would probably become a big star Favourite excuse for the lack of talent is that the good groups are all making too much money to play at a discotheque If so I guess that a lot more Canadian groups will be making it big time 'cause I don't think they'll find any new talent here We have just received our copies of the latest single "Make It or Break It's great and we also hear that it is getting considerable air in'" Montreal It's about time people recognized this group is one of the best in Montreal The disc is a Nicholls Hill production snd they deserve "congratulation too It's one of the best to come out of Montreal All of us were shocked when we heard of the dealh of Ernie Rock last week The lead guitarist Ernie was one of the best and most popular musicians In Montreal all miss him DEAN' JONES look good front here Australian teens have put out a call for pen-pals and like teens everywhere they have their preferences They list their hobbies which for the most part include swimming ice-skating football cricket all forms of collecting from stamps to rocks dancing music and of course letter-writing but in addition they request male only female only or both BOYS Graeme Wright (13) 46 Edward Street Bedford Perth Western Australia Margaret Cook (13) Lot 88 Fitzroy Street Morley Park Western Australia Susan Jane Nicholls (15) 25 Thorpe Street Morley Park Western Australia Glenda Abbott (15) 14 Bromley Street Embleton Western Australia Julie Shaw (14) 34 Munt Street Bayswater Perth Western Australia Rhonda Anderson (14) A booklet will be the third largest group and will be divided into each of 10 subcamps named after a previous world jamboree location Each troop will consist of 33 scouts and three leaders The boys will sleep in tents and cook all their meals over charcoal fires A daily program has been prepared by their hosts Boy Scouts of America such as hiking fishing canoeing and archery Canadian scouts will present a mounted Eskimo carving to the Boy Scouts of America in a special cere- mony The carving shows an Eskimo fisherman harpoon in hand carrying a string of eight large fish on his back The Canadian contingent will be led by Air Vice Marshal Harvey deputy chief scout for Canada He will be assisted by Charles Amour Montreal and Fred Finlay Ottawa deputy contingent leaders Bowling party for The annual bowling party sponsored by the youth organization as part of its summer program will be held at Pare Lanes next Tuesday at 730 pm A gala dance follows the bowling for members and prospective members of the organization For further information on the Tuesday and Thursday evening segments of the summer program call 738-4753 earh (Harrira (karea: a Singer too As a singer Mr Cohen has appeared at six major colleges and universities and on the CBC public affairs show "Sunday" Later this summer he will appear in New York's Central Park with Judy Collins and in the fall will perform at the Newport folk festival Mr first performance will be held tomorrow at 5 pm and Sunday with Miss Claude at 8 pm 1133 Beaufort Street Bayswater Perth Western Australia Marce Page (15) 223 Drake Street Embleton Western Australia Lesley MacMaster (15) 17 Napier Street Morley Park Perth Western Australia Janine Saggiori' (16) 2 McGregor Street Embleton Western Australia Carol Stoll (15) 127 Brown Avenue Embleton Western Australia Susan Morris (14) 22 Too-wong Street Meltham Western Australia Greg Kidd (11) 461 Crawford Road Dianella Western Australia Geoff Kidd (14) 461 Crawford Road Dianella Western Australia Kerry Farrelly (15) 28 Thorpe Street Morley Western Australia The girls in this section have requested pen-pals a planned to help Plraae vend I endow NAME ADDRESS To: CAREERS The I'O Box Place Pat Patterson Dee Dee Fraser tract with Columbia Records New York and not particularly pleased with the sound itself the onljl permanent mark on the music world will not be released None of the four when questioned of possibilities in the US was Interested in that field US is a great cobweb To get in you must be an item that can't be re- ilaced You have to be abso-utely unique or you'll ning to open a Montreal branch in the next couple of months It is waiting for a licence so I'm afraid it will be strictly over 20 Trudi in the Village and Joel Heller's Eighth Wonder are both more like the discotheques as I had pictured them Again for the over 18 crowd they have bright lights wild decor and Go-Go dancers in what I call American Mod (clotheswise this city is at least a year behind the times) And while we are on the subject of dancing every (Hie down here dances better than in Montreal and usually the people on the floor that are the best The Shing-a-Ling Boog-a-Loo and the Funky Broadway are what's happening but not at all like what we do in Montreal Opea until 4 am Trudi Trik on Broadway and the Cheetah also on Broadway are under 18 clubs They are open till 4 am and there is a 83-84 admission charge The Trik holds about 1000 r4 'yt AV-w: young people choose a career Things NEW YORK been a frantic week here and all of us are pretty exhausted Not tired enough to sleep though we're having a ball are everyone's favourite topic of conversation today The group has been forced to change its name again because of conflict with another group This time it is taking no chances The names in mind are nothing short of weird even a little psychedilic would you believe Besides checking all names though Washington a usual procedure the group has also been sworn to complete and absolute secrecy Since a final irrevocable decision has to be made by day after tomorrow I promise to be able to give you an exclusive by next column Raiders at Arena We have just had word down here about the Paul Revere and the Raiders show to be held at the Pointe Claire arena Friday August 18 Sounds like a big deal with Roy Head Steve Alaimo and Billy Joe Royal on the same bill CFOX docs it again I know well how hard it is to get to the arena so I hope that some special transport will be arranged I've also been wondering if there will be a Montreal group on the show After the success at the Mamas and Papas thing a virtual necessity but I'd sure hate to have to follow them Club-hopping isn't one of the most popular sports here but if you want to there is plenty of choice I've man-aged to drag myself away from the Jaybees a ccuple of times now and catch a little the action in a few of the other clubs but thus far I've only been able to scratch the surface Besides the Rolling 3l one the most popular discotheques here in New York are probably Harlow's the Scene Arthur's the Eighth Wonder Trudi Heller's two establishments and the Cheetah The clubs have little in common The innest The Rolling Stone is probably the innest club of the right It caters to a fairly regular crowd of dancers from the over 18 set With quiet lighting it closely resembles a typical Montreal night club such as Chez Le Grand Harlow's is another over IS club featuring a band Unlike the Rolling Stone Harlow's does not feature Go-Go dancers but it is still one of the best places to see dancing The Scene is New York's rock answer to the old Penelope What it lacks in atmosphere it makes up for in good music Last week the club featured the Seeds and a trio called the Triangle that we should be hearing more about Again one of the most talked about and popular clubs In NY has an older clientele and a cooler atmosphere than the Scene the Stone or Harlow's With a $5 minimum (3 or 8350) it's people more our age that go there They have good groups and grown ups seem to enjoy discotheques just as much as teens do here They quite as hep as the kids about the latest dances but even the grown-ups are better than most of the kids I've seen in Montreal Arthur's Incidentally is plan- i7 Every young person preparing to embark on a career should have a copy of this handy compact booklet explains the opportunities open to ambitious high school students and acquaints them with the challenges to be expected in 32 fields of endeavor It lists academic requirements starting and potential salaries plus other important considerations which should be kept in mind Parents will find this 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