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This Thursday, July 20
JEANNETTI SPAGETTI

Also known as Jeanette Grittani; Jeannetti
Spagetti is from Nelson. She's a versatile
pertormer who will present a mixed
repetoire for the young at heart

Free lunchtime concerts every Thursday
12 noon to | p.m. at Kinsmen Park
Bring your family, lunch, and lawn chairs

Sponsored by the Castlegar Arts Council
with the co-operation of the
Castlegar News and CKQR Radio
along with the City of Castlegar

Spagetti on menu
Versatile musician

performs in Thursday's
Concert in the Park

Jeanetti Spaghetti provides the en
tertainment in tomorrow's Concert in
the Park in Castlegar

The concert begins at noon in Kin:
smen Park. If it rains, the concert will
be held in the Legion Hall

Originally from Toronto, Jeanette
Grittam (also Jeanetti
Spaghetti) has been a resident of the
Kootenays for 12 years, performing at
a multitude of community functions in
and around Nelson. With a powerful

known as

singing voice, she skillfully accom
panies herself on guitar and piano as
she sings largely original material writ
ten by herself and friends, with a few
old favorites thrown in for
measure, a news release says

good

Her topics range from self
awareness to global participation,
delivering them with humor and sen
sitivity.” With roots in the women’s
movement, the movement,
ecological awareness, children’s con
sciousness:and self-growth, she brings
these elements of her experience into
her music, the release says. She is quick
to establish an intimate rapport with
her audience
through a range of emotions, from

peace

who move with her

The Purcell String Quartet returns
to play in Nelson this summer

The Kootenay Lake Summer School
of the Arts offers a five day intensive
workshop with the internationally ac
claimed quartet from July 24 to 29.
They will perform at the Capitol
Theatre July 25.

The Purcell String Quartet emerged
out of the Vancouver Symphony Or
chestra in the late 1960s and soon
established itself as one of Canada’s
finest ensembles, a news release says

The quartet's repertoire draws on
romantic, classic and
selections and has taken
tour across Canada, Britain and
U.S.S.R. Their performances,
workshops, and music camps have
delighted music lovers in remote cor
ners of this province, the release says

London-born Phillippe Etter (viola)
and lan Hampton (cello) were foun-
ding members. Etter, a broadcaster,
soloist and musician, now teaches at
both the Vancouver Academy of
Music and UBC. Hampton, principal
cellist with the CBC Radio Orchestra
since 1967, is faculty at the Vancouver
Academy and director of the Langley

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laughter to tears and back again, She
has appeared with such notable per
formers as Bruce Cockburn, Nancy
White, John Hartford, Stringband,
Bim and Connie Caldor .

Known as Jeanetti Spaghetti among
the younger set, she shares her zany wit
and delight in childhood imagination
in her children’s concerts. With a
unique ranging from
*green-cheese-moon-eating dragons"

mbuckthree"’ and an appetizing

nu of **Lazagna”’ and.“ am a Piz

za,’ she has become a favorite perfor

mer with young audiences, the release
says.

As well as an accomplished solo per
former, she has performed in a number
of musical groups doing various types
of music from traditional Scottish
tunes to 40s Swing. She has appeared
in Nelson theatre productions and has
spent much of her time organizing
various cultural events. She was ap-
plauded for her work co-directing the
youth production Theatre Peace, and
was seen in the movie Housekeeping

Her performance in the park will be
a potpourri of musical treats for young
and old and in between, sure to lighten
up asummer’s day, the release says.

repertoire

Music School

Violinist Bryan King, also English,
has played with many orchestras in-
cluding London’s Royal Philhar-
monic, the English Sinfonia, the CBC
Chamber Orchestra and the Van-
couver Symphony Orchestra. He
joined in 1979

The group’s leader is violinist Mare
Destrube of Victoria. Known in
Europe as founder of Tafelmusik,
Destrube is concert master and soloist
with the Ensemble del’ Anima Eterna,
Belgium. He has toured Europe, the
U.S. and Australia, but maintains ties
with Canada by participating in events
such as Music at Shawnigan in 1985
and 1986 and the Kootenay Lake
Summer School of the Arts, the release
says.

The workshop is for players of in-
termediate or better ability. Par-
ticipants will bé divided by age and
ability and will develop reading, or-
chestral and communication skills
through group and string instruction,
the release says,

Space is still available in the
workshop. To register, call the sum
mer school. Performance tickets will
be on sale soon

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Workshop feature

LISTEN AND LEARN .. . the Purcell String Quartet, who perform at

Nelson's Capitol Theatre July 25, are featured at a five-day workshop

July 24-29 at the Kootenay Lake Summer School of the Arts.

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Trail/Kelowna and Kamloops took
part in this third annual meeting of the
Big Bands.

9 p.m. (Wed) 1 p.m. (Fri) 3 p.m.
(Sun) CBC News World — Tim Frewer
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July 31

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July 19, 1989

Castlégar News _»7

GRADS
HOLD
REUNION

Membets of Selkirk College's first
early childhood education class, who
graduated in 1979, gathered recently at
the Pass Creek home of Katrine
Conroy to celebrate the 10th anniver
sary of their from the

childhood education program, Teri
Bailey of Castlegar, director of the
Hobbit Hill Children’s Centre, Cathy
Lafortune and son Jeffrey, guests,
Judy Pollard of Nelsdn, early

program.
Present were Madelyn MacKay of
Nelson, an instructor in the early

c instructor at
Selkirk College, Conroy, co-ordinator
of the Kootenay Columbia Childcare
Society, Louella Bartlett. of Glade,

who operates a home daycare, Verna
Shlakoff of Castlegar, an instructor at
the USCC Playschoo! in Brilliant,
Laurie McCarthy, a Castlegar
homemaker, and Linda Locke of
Kimberley, who operates a home
daycare and Sally Bojecko of
Castlegar, a supervisor at Hobbit Hill
Children’s Centre.

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Castlegar and District Recreation Department
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Modelling
courses
— offered

Ever admired the beauty and con
fidence of someone else?

Castlegar and. District Recreation
Department, in conjunction with Vic-
toria von Kane Modelling School, is
teaching the basic principles to convey
a good public image: style, grace and
poise

From July 24 to 28, basic modellilng
and self-improvement courses are
being offered at the Community Com-
plex for three age groups: pre-teens 8-
12 years, Level 1 13 years and older,
and Level Il 12 years and older

Course content will be geared to the
age group involved and will cover such
areas as posture, fragrances, social
graces, developing your personality,
grooming and skin care, flattering
makeup application, nail care, hair
care and styling, color and fashion,
plus modelling techniques and
routines for a fashion show, a rec
department news release says.

Offering the program will be a
professionally trained model by Linda
Lawrence. For more information con
tact the Recreation Department

Francophone group
gathers in Rossland

The Association Francophone
Kootenay Ouest (AFKO) celebrated
St-Jean Baptiste Day June 24. Despite
the unsettled weather, families came
from Fruitvale, Rossland, Trail,
Castlegar, Slocan totalling 60 people
The celebration was held at the Lions
Camp site in Rossland from 1 p.m. to
10p.m

Brent and Theresa Adair of
Rossland organized the games of sof-

tall, three-leg race, orange and spoon
race, potato sack race and petanque.
Petanque is similar to Bocce, but with
metal balls. Leo Chabot also helped
organize the event,

Participants ate a potluck barbecue
picnic while chatting in French and
listening to French music

In the evening, little Franco.
Colombien flags and sparkles were
given tothechildren.

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