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COMMUNITY

Bulleti n Board

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Jal Service‘ will be 0" a. on OPEN.
HOUSE from 2-4 p.m. Cotte sal be ‘set at eyeryon

ae FORUM FOR. sctpouoato TRUSTEES «
lovited to rie! the candidates for school trustee In, ‘Arend

Mon. Nov. @ at pum. Blueberry Creak School gym.
Coffee will be served Tienes

OOTENAY ART CLUB *
‘Will have a a wodlsiee gathering on Wed.,
ny ofthe ‘Senior Citizen's Centre. Bring
lor whoteedr medium you ‘pi

IN RECREATION soci

es si will be held every ry Friday at.7:30

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held in she. Bestoge Corde 7. 8. All past
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Nov.
‘workers aré meen te invited t0 attend,’ >
@ a committes member for further’ Infor.

ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
brance Service will be held on Su:
.m. with Rev. Ted Bristow. Everyone is welcome:

- A Public Service of dalaee Pulp 2
Division and Celgar Lumber Division

tees Some, en hove a igood time

Timber Ltd. |

the sa to.
film and ‘video, because, they,
id ship.)

‘good.
propriate, reflection : onthe ®: fo

/ current art scene, To counter.’

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© article in ;
3 by: renown ‘American. phi
osopher and ;/artist }-Adrian
Piper, currently (onthe: fac-
2 ulty at -Stanford University.
% Piper will be.one.of the par-
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was: made; ‘possibl i tat

“When ‘an ‘artist ‘is des-

it cribed -as being successful

first thought should’ be that

rie n lity.
ix d tor th th Nat c i Betas Centre's upcoming Art A:

m November 8-28. Guest airatee

2 ween people rather than'as a money:
ks.over some of.th
Artwork, hos come from Ss far away as New York and New

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making: investment: Hore, Eleanor. Elstone. ‘ot

Sa celectinron

Presence of a high percen-
tage of local exhibitors in the

{Re or she has a good standard
“of creativity or intellect,” he

The exhibition has receiv- :
a wide’ variety of ‘submiis-

‘chosen’ during the first meet-
ing oft the Kootenay Art Club

Canadian News and
Sports Network

2 Seeker sore a 3 Puslens Jones “Publicity. dir-
© All Color TV © Queen Beds. :
¢ Snack Bar® ‘Direct Dial Phone will be to promote and. stim:

tistic cehiewenat both ‘col
lectively’ ‘and taaitually.

5 Course Dinner with Yorkshire Pudding

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i eae open for. Friate Luncheon:

Phone 364-2616 for Racoceatiers
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‘The new considerably ex-

"panded ‘i directory’ is ® ‘also

gored by the West Koot-:
y Arts Council and pub- >

B.C.
Festival of the Arts and the
expanding» Kootenay. Lake
Summer School of the Arts,

which drew some outatand-
\ ing’ teachers ‘from ‘across
Canada, and students from.

‘Of, both’ sides ‘of the: border. |

“retary and Government Ser-"

vices. It makes possible. the
ready. identification: and: lo-

: treasurer. and Joan Roth and -}

to: “demonstrate, batik,
watercolors, pen ‘and ink,

<The! purpose .of the club. calligraphy and/or.other me-

‘writers,
performers in’ the Kootenay: .

Boundary Feaion.

standing rep-
utation ‘far’ beyond ‘its boun-
daries ‘for its” vigorous and

5 intensive pursuit'of the. arts

such lué: : las’

"An indication ‘of ‘the tea-
ching. talent ‘made ‘available.
at:the school was. the pres-
ence. of Graeme. Gibson of

-Toronto as writing’ class in-

structor.” The  outetanding
Canadian author's novel, Per-
petual Motion, is: now: re-
ceiving wide critical acclaim
and promises to be a best:
seller.

‘The new directory contains
information” on the West
Kootenay’ Regional Arts
Council board, couneil. con.
tacts, K

well as cultural-media events ‘
as ‘the Kooteray-Boindary
Regional Arts Show and Jur-
ied: Exhibitions, ’ Kootenay-

dary Crafts ‘81, the

artists — visual, crafts, , per
forming and literary. — as
well'as studios and galleries
and other available facilities
and publications, '

NYO accepts
applications

The: National Youth .Or-

| chestra of Canada is now ac-

ce} ting applications for its
nual “au . These are
:be *theld,November

| January, in 80 cities

~across Canada.’ All’ young

musicians resident in Can-

as_a. pioneer in orchestra
training techniques, Canada’s
National’ Youth ' Orchestra
has been in operation since

1960. Its graduates are:to be .

found: in’ every’ ‘Canadian
symphony orchestra’ and ‘in
most of the. major’ musical
centres’ around the world.
All musicians between the
ages of 10‘and 28 may ‘apply
for'a free audition.“ -!
‘Audition applications must
be by Nov.16'and -

are available, with “further
details,’ from’ the - National
Youth ‘Orchestra: of Canada,

16 Charles ‘Street W.;° Tor:

onto, Ontario ‘M68 1K8, tele-

vin Rivera Elementary

i Fists students ‘had ‘the |.’

{.obporpunity.to haye, their
driftwood | works ‘of * art

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cross-Canada survey: of

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have seen the (interest) rates,
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guarded inan woe that
has taken such a ‘severe
kicking.

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ny Nov. 12, ‘1982

. AGENDA
“GUEST SPEAKERS: cick
© ‘lan. ,Watson, M.P., Liberal Chateauguay,

is Quebec a
© Father: Robert Ogle, M.P., N.D.P. Saskatoo

2 East, Sask.
© PC. ntative
ivic and Regional. Representatives

. EVERYONE’ ‘WELCOME

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