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attack last December, says
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briefly before a nurse jolted:

him back to life.
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year-old Lewis ‘told the At-.

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in an interview published .

Friday. +
Lewis, who appeared re-

cently at the Playboy Hotel . §

and Casino in his: first’ pro-

fessional appearance since ‘

the attack and surgery, said
that while doctors were di-
agnosing him- at Desert
Springs Hospital in Las Veg-
as, Nev., the beeping heart
monitor attached to his chest
went silent.

He said an unidentified
nurse at the hospital saved
his life by. punching him in

@ the chest to jolt his\ heart

back to life. z
“This lovely woman’ was

just coming on duty when she

saw my monitor and realized

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structors Bruce Davis (left) and Michael Cedarlund (right) in
“In and Out rar Tirves Thuréday April 14 at 8 p.m.-in the Chapel at DTUC. Davis.

ind fl j.takes on a variety of guitars.in'a perfor-

mance of new and standard material Cost-is $5 for adults and $3 for students and
senior aeons Tickets are available at DTUC. :

what was h ” Lewis
said. "She ran into my room,
pushed her way through a
maze of people and gave mea
shot in the chest. |

-“I was on the other side,
and, believe mé, there's no
yellow brick road waiting’ for
you. It was more like the end
ofa

THEATRE STUDENTS.

A change of direction :

Theatre students at David
Th Centre

then — not
FEELS THE PAIN

fading out to a tiny spot. And
thing.”

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Minimum charge is $3 (whether ad is for one, two or
three times). Deadlines are 5 p.m. Thursdays for Sunday's
poper and 5 p.m. Mondays for Wednesday's paper.
Notices should be brought to the Castlegar News at 197

Lewis said the attack be-
gan about 12 hours before he
was taken to the hospital. He
said he dismissed a discom-

fort in the chest as indig-
estion, until he awoke the
next morning and the pain
had spread to his arms,

Initial. hospital tests
showed nothing irregular.

in Nelson are involved in a
change of direction: for the
final productions of this aca-
demic year. Both “The Three
Sisters” by Anton Chekhov, a
second-year final project dir-
ected by Jane Heyman and
“Dear Anton,”
project directed by Tell
Schreiber are Presented as
“work-in-process.”

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Advance tickets eligible for a draw
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p.m. “open” warm-up, from
Monday’ April 18 to Saturday.
iy 28, in Studio 80 at

oDear Anton” is scheduled
for 2 p.m. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, April 21, 22 nd

focus aiidience: attention on
the: acting” by limiting the
seale of sets and costumes,
and. keeping the milieu. of
performance much closer to
the rehearsal room than the
dressed stage,” sais. Schrei-

23 at Studio 80. Admission is~_ ber.

by donation.

“The Three Sisters’ is one
of the great plays of the 20th:
century,” said Heyman, “And
although there is drama,
there's lots of humor. The

-. play is moving not heavy, and

it’s about laughter and tears
of finding ‘hope when’ there
“doesn’t ‘appear to be any.”
Planned’as an adjunct to
the second-year. production,
“Dear Anton” ‘offers a
glimpse of Chekhov, the man,
through a sel of his let-

“Chekhov's world — the
precise and ‘delicate ambi-
ence of dreams, frustrations
and solitude in the midst of
social interplay — has been
chosen as very well-suited to

this . new production’ ‘ap-.

proach.” .

“We are inviting ‘our. audi-
ences to share in sote atthe
learning which takes}
DTUC,” said Heyman. “Esch

{. VANCOUVER (CP) — A piece of art covering 129

_, hectares (820 acres) of Alberta ranch land, which is being

“touted ‘as the largest and most ambitious art work ever
undertaken in.'Canada, has been announced by

‘ Vancouver-based artist Alan Wood.

«From date May to the end of July, Wood and up to 20
assistants will install on a half-section of borrowed
“private land about'80 kilometres from Calgary, a $500,000
project hing 160,000 board feet of lumber, 60,000 square
metres of canvas ‘and 4,500 litres of paint.

If the’ project ‘were installed in downtown
Vancoitver, it would cover about 20 square blocks area.

Funding has all come from corporate and private
sources, says Wood's agent Sam Houston, who would not
divulge any names. | *

The environmental art project, called Ranch, is the
culmination of plans Wood has developed in several’
phases since he came to Canada from England nine years
.|BgO. ‘

: “ SPREAD OUT ‘

Wood's ps, facades and ab tions of ranch
architecture will range over the acreage. He says the
project would ideally be seen on horseback.

' "There ‘will be three main elements, he says.
<“The linear, with such things as fences; ranch
architecture (barns, gates, corrals, chutes) and ‘12 tab-

‘ leaux, led to by the fences and each with a theme, usually

ranch-related or from a.caprice of my own.”

: Some of these caprices include tributes to Monet,
Seurat, Van Gogh and other heroes of Woods, an “artists’
_ wall”. with niches containing works by up to 28 specially-
‘commissioned Canadian and international artists, and
“monet haystacks,” to be lit from a mobile generator on
the site. .

“The pieces for the installation are being prefabri-
cated in Wood's large‘but already inadequate warehouse
in the Vancouver suburb of Burnaby and will be taken to
the site and 1 toa bered and
coded blueprint which is so clear, he says, that it could be
followed by a team of workmen on a foreign continent.

The central ‘in Wood's Is of
’ his own device — a’ power feeder that in three hours can

ingest 1,600 board feet of wood, warp it in canyas from a
spindle, paint it from automatic but regulatable paint
rollers, and dry it in the furnace.

: wood . .

“People say, why not just paint on wood? But I'm a
painter, I keep stressing that, and wrapped lumber is not
far from the traditional painter's concern. of canvas
stretched on wood.

“Painting on canvassed wood allows me a range of
‘textures and applications, from a thin wash to a heavy
-impasto.”:

.Wood, 47, could pass for a cowboy in his insulated
vest, boots and four-wheel-drive truck, though he says.

fA Resta ranchers have called him a dude. . :

i“ His abiding fascination with ranch architecture,

which Wood ealls.“as important to the West as the
ian or Eli bethan forms are to England,” began in

will be

his ch ial home town of Widnes, Lancashire.

ip’ which

by an open *
di are in:

ters, an-early one-act farce
“The Proposal,” and the first
act of his last play “The
Cherry’ Orchard:”

A new approach’ for pre-
senting the material will

vited to watch,” she said.
Final design projects from

the design and lighting

course, and the theatre ad-
ministration course, _ be
on .display. .

him with vistas of unfamiliar space mesas, plains an

grand scale|

color.

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The cowboy movies at the local cinema =)
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Jones has the key down offices
to their hearts

Swivel-hipped singer Tom
Jones has reached a new
milestone: the 5,000th hotel
room kéy from a hopeful
woman,

Jones received the key~
during a recent’ concert ap-
pearance in Nashville, Tenn.

a spokesman for the singe:

“says.

The spokesman said Jones

apparently has been keeping

‘a key count,

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ig fONTREAL (CP) —

he next two years, vos
National Film Board. will
close down eight of its 80
Canadian distribution offices
as well as offices in Chicago
and Sydney, Australia, as a
part of an overall plan to re-
duce administrative costs
and consolidate and moder-

: nize its distribution system.

“In Canada, the film board

will close’ ‘offices in Chic--
‘ outimi and Trois-Rivieres in,

Quebec, Saskatoon, Thunder
Bay, Kingston and Hamilton
in Ontario, Sydney, N.S., and

,Corner ‘Brook, Nfld.

About 20 jobs in the film
lending, and cler-

of film distribution such as by
video cassette and cable tele-
vision, said a spokesman,

The public in the affected
cities will now be served by
film board offices in larger
cities and film rentals will be
done by mail.

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“ employees will be. given the

opportunity: to transfer to
other centres.
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into developing other forms

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local | time —
it ‘playa’ back ‘the week's

in, mestic role on their économie
status, examines the chang-
ing nature of women's work
over time and identifies
women’s present labor mar-
ket cougitions. The latter
sections focus on the impact
of -microtechnology on wom-

. scheduling. might: go: to 11:

ued asked’ Senator Wi

‘Doody,’ a’ Progressive

William Teron, a good

Housing Corp. from'1978 to

‘of Commons-order pape:

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cy
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‘kshop ‘will. be ‘of
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tors,” community. program:
mers, employment: counsel-
lors, trade union - educators
and: omen's centre staff.

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ly | i ‘cific’ hearin set for July 21
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several years.
. FINAL WORD ‘
“ A final word from Royce. Frith, Ontario: senator and
‘deputy leader in'the upper chamber.
; “Praised for having been “faithful” in interpreting a
colleague's remarks, Frith observed:
There. was no recorded reaction from: ‘women
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{WINNIPEG (CP): — A
provincial ‘judge has ruled
that a.St. Boniface man’ who
used spray paint to cover
anti-French graffiti on a
building jlast’ fall was not
a bigot or“a racist.

“Judge Robert Trudel gave
Georges Victor Beaudrey, 82,
an absolute discharge after
the St. Boniface - resident

: pleaded guilty to two charges

of public mischief.
The judge said that Beau-
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seems to-me the actions of:

Mr. Beaudrey were not the
actions of a bigot or. racist.”
* Rather, it had sprung from

an emotional desire to “cor-

rect the ‘effects of. anti-
French slogans.”.» .

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