CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 4, 1978

“Stanley Humphries

The Listener
As I sat I cried
The music was my soul
Saying things I never could
Something inside
Smiled a sad smile
The words mocked
The tune lingered
Lyearned to hear the song
To listen in drunken ecstacy

“Till I could store it all in my memory

s 8 6

8.J.

ANNOUNCEMENT
The Opera Overture Concert that was ori
ginally scheduled for.2 p.m.,. Sunday, November

14 ‘has now been re-scheduled to 7:30 p.m.,.
Sunday, November 14,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 4, 1976

School activities are now in full swing at Stanley Humphries
Secondary School. Our sports teams are flourishing with the girls"
grass hockcy team qualifying for the provincials.
Our SHSS Reach for the Top team defeated-South Okanagan
Secondary School (Oliver) 285-265 end Norman Sr. Secondary
School. (Kamloops) 220-280.
Our Creative Writing ok class has ds on several field trips.
\ They consisted of 2 25 Creek Falls, one to 2 show, end
: : : es.’ We shared some of our feelings
the Castlegar Squadron to receive the Air’ Woman Second:Class.) about the trips with ceneales and would now like to share some
rank as the women’s division Ei relativey new to this squadron.‘ with you. .
Missing from the photo ie F/Sgt."Allan Carmichael: # ’
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PROMOTIONS for members of the Castlegar Squadron No. 581
Royal Canadian Air Cadets, during | the squedron’s’ promotion
{parade Friday evening at Stanley Humphries Secondary School
tindluded those of, left to right, F/Sgt. Ian Thorn, WO2 Cammy
{LaPointe and Sgt. Pauf DeMeto, Miss LaPointe is the first cadet of

Musical Oliver — It’s a Winner

(Contributed) and is terrifying at times when their trade—played by Dan
Selkirk College drama de- the crowd cringe at the very Frye and Cory Richards.

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It was a stirring sound. Something inside me swelled and 1
found my, heart’ beating rapidly as I approached the roaring Please Phone Mrs. M. Sommers 365-6637
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for any victim unfortunate enough to get caught if its: path,
Boiling, it raged on down its’ smooth course, never ceasing, | - : . Witla yet
never calming, never looking back. It was as if its’. journey, aed ™~

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long and hard and the faster. the angry current went on its’ wi

Association, 'a singer, actor,
ion, a ‘singer, actor, sooner it would lay. in peace at the foot of the majestic mountaln,”

dancer and choreographer. “

‘partment has come up with a
‘winner, in the musical “Oliver”,
urrently playing at Notre
‘Dame University in Nelson
‘under the -direction of Lois

+. ‘The 18th. century London
flavor comes across very well
ywith most of the actors and
netresses involved. Under-
Sstandably some difficulties oc-
‘cur on occasion, however, the
‘general outline of the “lingo” is
‘certainly understood by the
‘audience, and” the principal
‘actors are playing convincingly.

ity, and an obvious determ-
tion to sing the role in the
vocal range demanded by the
part, Nelson audiences’ will be
waiting to hear more of Kayda
in the future.
Charles Hingston portrays
the character of a brutal Bill
Sykes with a flair of realism,

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mention of “My Name”.

Comedy, relief. is well-
evidenced in the playing of Mr.
Bumble, by Simon Evans, and
the Widow Corney by Dianne
Newman, The not-so-subtle
transformation of a dominant
workhouse Beedle, to the brow-
beaten husband of Widow Cor-
ney is delightfully displayed,
and is also well matched by,the
Sowerberry's who, as” the

of the

The somewhat lovable
rogue Fagin characterized by
Jack Walker, brings amuse-
ment and pathos by his coloring
of the various activities of his
thieves kitchen, and -the
training of his. boys as‘ pick-
pockets. By contrast, Kirk
Mitchel , plays the Artful
Dodger in a whimsical manner,
as Fagin's No. 1 boy. Kirk
joined the cast very late in
and is a member of

depict a macabre enjoyment for

the Canadian Actors Equity

Arts Council Seeks
A Newsletter Editor

At a meeting, Monday of
last. week, members: of ‘the
Castlegar and District Com-
munity Arts Council heard with
regret that Mrs. Dorothy Mil-
ler-Tait has decided to give up
producing the monthly arts
news letter which she has sent
out regularly since 1969. She
was warmly thanked by presi-
dent Larry Brown for all” ‘Her

‘yedrs of hard work, as this

informative newsletter is much

»:@ppreciated by the many arts

council’ members and new-
comers to the town.

A replacement newsletter
editor is now. urgently required
and. anyone’ interested in

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carrying out this service should
contact Mrs. Miller-Tait or Mr.
Brown.

It is hoped that the Calen-
dar of the Arts, sponsored by
the Castlegar Savings Credit
Union and appearing this week
in the Castlegar News, giving a
round-up of forthcoming events

‘in the digteiet, will become a

successful: item.

‘The Kokanee String’ Quar-
tet concert. is now set for Dec.
15 in the Selkirk College faculty
lounge. The Arts Council plans
to present a recital by Dr.
Vivienne Rowley in the early
spring.

Mrs. Marlene Good was
cont irmed in her appointment

chairman, re-

One would wonder how the
‘characters of the boys coilld be
filled to match the capabilities
of adult performers.; Mem
of the Nelson Boys’. Choir: fill
these roles ina most exemplary
manner. Bearing in mind that

none of these young boys have;

had. any. previous: acting. ex-
perience, they come through to
the’ delight of the : audience,

“particularly in the. final < mo-

ments of. the ‘opening song
“Food”. Their antics: in the

thieves kitchen showing Oliver’

how to pick pockets is entered

into convincingly, much to the ©

approval of the audience.
‘The ) demanding. role * of

“Oliver”: is’ being; played al-~

ternately by: Don» McDonald
and Ed Poty. These young boys
are to be commended on ‘the
effort they have put into their
role, also bearing in' mind that
they have had ‘no. previous
stage experience, they. are
kicked, punched, shoved,: and
generally bullicd around with
much vigor, yet they maintain
their’ lines. without missing, a
word;tike veterans; :;

Norma, Vecchio's costum-
ing adds a:great deal to the
production. Colorful, vivid and
gay. creating an exciting at:
mosphere whenever the chorus
and crowd scenes gather for
“oom pah pah".

Set designer Glen Mc-
Donald of Vancouver, has again
provided staging and lighting
effects with’ iis esstomery pro-

placing Mrs, Mary Scott.
Musical events during
Canada Music Week (Nov. 21 -
Nov. 27) will include a. piano
concert program with films by
Ben McPeek and a general
concert ‘featuring the Kokanee
String Quartet, the Novatcnes
and the Senior SHSS Band.
On Nov. 20, the Selkirk
Weavers Guild will hold their

ment,

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Gov't, Cortified Technicians

for most manufacturers.

Warranty Service

annual and sale.
The Blueberry Creek Craft

Fair will be held in ‘the new”
arena on Nov. 27 and 28.
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The ravolvig’ stage enables
quick scene changes with no
delay in action; and the lighting
effects create illusions that
bring’ the audience’ right into
the heart of the production.
It is obvious’ that the
Nelson audiences are delighted
with this production, and di-
rector Lois Walker and musical
director Doug Glover can be
satisfied that they aré pro-
viding excellent entertainment
for old and young—which after
all—is “the name of the

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My mind, filled with refused to

from the sight. The thundering in my ears drowned out any. sounds

of civilization.|:A° silent plane ‘flew overhead

DECISION

knowledge in'my mind that’: was in my. own little weed and
: nobody knew where.

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3A.M. In The Corral
Dear Horse, I have come to talk to'you for alittle
while before I go in.
Gh Cindy, I was asleep, why did you come so late?.
But my dear Dunnetta, I 'love to talk with you-and pet
your brown velvet nose.
Alright girl, Iam awake now, so you may as well come
through the fence so that: we can talk properly.
Dunnetta please, come closer. to the fence, so: can
grasp your leg and get through more easily.
Thank-you, Neeta. Now I will sit right here
and you tall me what you've done all day. 5
-Dunnetta? Dunnetta!
You silly thing, you are asleep.

eee
Dedicated to “Teacher”

It had been quite a while ‘since I'd been on 2 horse,

So I was really surprised. by his power and force.

But I goton his back; and got settled in,

\ And I thought that I might want to go for'a spin.

So I gave him a little kick.
= Then, low and.behold, he started to.

go.
3 i Wwas*just‘what‘I'd wanted, he*went:real slow.

It wasktiee ‘and, peaceful, ‘but soon.I got bored.
Mt was the speed of a horse I really. adored.
So I-gave him a little kick.

He started to trot and I thought I would die!

I never thought a kick could throw me so high.

As the saddle went up, I would go down.

If he kept this up, I'd be thrown to the ground.
So I gave him a little kick. -

I never saw an animal run so fast,

The trees and the sky flashed right past.

The horse's body got wetter and wetter.

Going faster than this must be even better!
So I gave him a littte kick. ~

Well, for a while, I thought I was dead,

As Isat in the dirt and tried clearing my head,

I'saw. the horse standing, calm as could'be, -

I could see he knew he'd made a fool out of me.
So I gave him a little kick.

aay Pare)
Falling from the sky
Moistening a blade of grass
One single raindrop

Dulled Sun
Shines in mourning
Winter's chills are coming
He can no longer keep us warm
Poor Sun».

Flipping, fluttering,
Like ‘a’ fluffy feather,
A leaf free-fall.

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Mca. J. Heslop returned
home Thirsday of last week
after an extended holiday in
several points of Alberta and
Manitoba, visiting with several
relatives, She also attended
some Eastern Star Chapter
meetings which she sive
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