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MARIPOSA TWENTY-FIVE<br />

Rob Sinclair, Executive Director<br />

Drago Maleiner, President<br />

through many hardships because for other organizations, and a facility<br />

people have believed in it. Believed in for new creative ideas to be explored.<br />

the important role an organization A centre would provide a physical<br />

like <strong>Mariposa</strong> is here to play: to identity, and a base from which to<br />

promote folk arts on a level that an build and broaden public awareness<br />

individual artist, a club, or a song of the vitality of the folk community.<br />

circle cannot; to operate on a level<br />

that provides visibility, credibility, Another dream in the process of<br />

and creative opportunity; to have a realization is the development of a<br />

community support base from which support base in Barrie. The enthusi-<br />

it can draw sustenance and thrive. astic involvement this year of the<br />

"Performance<br />

House" people and<br />

No one person is responsible for other local volunteers, coupled with<br />

<strong>Mariposa</strong>'s longevity. Certainly the logistical problems of organizing<br />

Estelle Klein provided much of the a festival 100 km. from our office.<br />

leadership over many years, and her seems to necessitate the establish-<br />

contribution was immense. But ment of a more formalized sister<br />

many have thrown their names into organization in Barrie. Why not?<br />

the ring at various times, names such<br />

as Ruth Jones, Ed Cowan, Randy Last year's birth of the Ontario<br />

Ferris, Joe Lewis, Tom Bishop, Alliance of <strong>Folk</strong> <strong>Festival</strong>s has opened<br />

Marna Snitman, Chick Roberts, new lines of communication with<br />

Sheila McMurrich, Marilyn Koop, other folk organizations as well as<br />

Jamie Bell, Buzz Chertkoff, Lois with the Ontario Arts Council and<br />

Lilienstein, Don Malpass ... the list other government agencies. With<br />

goes on, into the thousands. This is properly directed energies, these<br />

what twenty-five years means to us. links promise to help us all play a<br />

No small achievement. No small more successful role in the growth of<br />

army.<br />

Canada's<br />

This is the power of people<br />

organizing to make something<br />

happen that is meaningful to their<br />

lives and to the world. Their potential<br />

has been realized time and again<br />

over the years.<br />

And more potential remains<br />

untailped ... dreams to be realized.<br />

One is a <strong>Mariposa</strong> Centre, a building<br />

not only for <strong>Mariposa</strong> activities but<br />

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MARIPOSA TWENTY-FIVE.<br />

What's in a number?<br />

cultural consciousness".<br />

The twenty-fifth birthday marks a<br />

watershed for <strong>Mariposa</strong>. Let there be<br />

laurels. but let them'not be rested on.<br />

We carry the past with us in our<br />

organizational history as much as in<br />

the tradition-based culture we aim to<br />

promote. Let's use it the way we use<br />

the old songs to help create the new.<br />

Out of the past, into the future. Join<br />

US,<br />

"l can't believe<br />

it's been that long!" many remark.<br />

How can it have survived through so<br />

much? The answer is in the<br />

thousands of individuals who have<br />

wanted it to be, and who have<br />

volunteered whole parts of their lives,<br />

their energy, and their spirit to put on<br />

twenty-five years of festivals and<br />

other programs.<br />

Sure the music, dance, crafts, etc.,<br />

are what it's about, or at least its<br />

'raison<br />

d'6tre'. But there is so much<br />

about an organization like <strong>Mariposa</strong><br />

that the music doesn't touch. The<br />

music brings the audience, and so<br />

initially does it bring the organizers,<br />

the volunteers. lt provides a common<br />

bond, a fire in the soul.<br />

That fire in the soul has survived<br />

TABLE OF CONTENTS......<br />

<strong>Mariposa</strong> 25, by Rob Sinclair .. page 1<br />

How to get there ..... page 2<br />

<strong>Mariposa</strong> Site Map ... page 2<br />

I See By Your Outlit That You Are A <strong>Folk</strong>ie, by lan Bell . page 3<br />

Thank You's . page 4<br />

<strong>Mariposa</strong> Around The Park, by lan Bell & Liz Wilson page 6 & 7<br />

Metropolitan Vibrations, by Wiiliam Laskin,'luthier' . page I & 9<br />

Meet The Makers ...... page 10 & 11<br />

Shultles and Shearg by ian Bell ..... page 12<br />

Fest,yat Pertormers . . . Pages 13, 14, 15, 16, 17<br />

Do-lt-Yourself Fun at <strong>Folk</strong>play, by Sandy Byer .. pages 18 & 19<br />

<strong>Mariposa</strong> - More Than Just The Music,<br />

by Brian Grebow ..... pages 20 & 21<br />

Evening Concert Schedule .. page 21<br />

Sharda - A Unique Maiposa Performe\,by Fnnk Pausch page 22<br />

25 Years ol <strong>Mariposa</strong> .. pages 24 & 25<br />

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