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at woth National Bhim Contre in Castl

Nov. 4... on Show ond P jew of woven works by,
the Selkide Wee Weaver Guild to ny ‘held at the Castlegar.
Community ‘Complex at 7:30 2

Nov. 6,6... pawl sole wef wot the Weavers’ Guild
tobe held at the C 12.
p.m. and on Sat. fom open

Nov. 4,5,6... Annual Fall Exhibition a£Art by:

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guest artist Les Welsbric

Nov. 5... Holly Arntzen in Concert ar thes Kinnoird | Hal.
Advance tickets for this oy be bh style

priced’at [ust $5 and m: obtained or po iibraries
Carl's Drugs, Casitega ir Drugs, and: Selkirk Coll:
ickets only.

‘Art Club to be held at the Towne Square (upstal drs) with 5
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Ubrary. Admission by Sdvance-sate tl

Nov. 8... "Mere Morsals” i a visual art exhibit concer: :

ned with food. If tyou n missed It In Costlegar then you aan

see it-at the L. ih School. in Trail between
p.m, and 9:00 p.

Now: Nee Wee wet es Commodity ymposium with

M Gust spec! ers presenting their idecs on the:
sober tol joing | by a group discussion, at ‘ne National
Exhibition Centre,

Nov. lor Saas jot the Costlegar Community
Arn Council tebe heldtn the Kinnaird rary at 7:20 p.m:
Everyone is welcome fo atten

26, 27 2th Annual Cheibtmas Cratt Fair 3) nacre
ir the Blu ¥ Recreation Commission at the
Community Coniplex. re in the fun at ihe Falr on pe
from 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. and on Saturday from 10. a.m. to 4
pm.

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+ Eats end all Alistair Geil ea Prints, on disploy at the National
, Exhibition Centre,

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tems’ for this bi-monthly feature’ should be
telephoned to Mrs. OD. Miller-Tait of the | See rney 7
ang, District eel Arts Council at 365-7850."

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couver, are in the Kootena:

Lillo,’ : who difects. “the
show, has an

of credits in Canadian ‘Thee

‘ atre. This ‘past summer.:he

. worked at Stratford. Immedi-

‘ately. before coming to the:
he, direct

of Bent’ for the Arts Club ri
Vancouver and Cold Comfort
for, the Vancouver Bast. Cul.
tural Centre.

Tahmanous Theatre of Van-
couver (along with John Gray
and Eric Peterson of Billy
Bishop fame), he. is also co-
director of the -Banff Play-
wright's Colony.

‘The original music for The

-Food Show. will be composed

by David Sereda: who will
also be performing in the

‘production. Sereda, who was

born and raised in Edi

of these two people make this
production ‘look like it could
be. one. of: our’ best yet,”

‘" Theatre ee ai
“Larry_is one‘of the most

talented ‘ in Canada
today and he's one of a.

posed is
amazing talent, ‘We're Ley,
to have'them both.” i

blonde in Geniuses, the hit
ei doing: the ‘rest of, my. life.":

received his. early. acting
sani ithere.

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background: “She | ‘has ‘worked’
regional theatre - off: Broad-*
way and appeared five’ times:
on Broadway. ‘

Her’ biggest stage break
came: in.1980- when: she
played Queen Guenevere op-
posite Richard Burton in the
Broadway: revival ‘of Came-
lot, later performing the role
opposite Richard ‘Harris.

That led’ to.a potentially
bigger break on NBC's Satur-
day) Night Live. “But, ‘she
says, she felt lost in the show.

‘JOINED LAST SUMMER

Noone, 34, joined the’ Pir-"
ates production on Broadway.
last. ‘summer, after a - 10-
month, tour in the show's

$ national company.

“(As head ‘of Herman's Her!
thits Nin}: the: 19608;-ihe-re-

corded some 20 hits, the best

known: ‘being Mrs. Smith,

“{ You've Got.a Lovely .Daugh-

* > terand I'm Henry VII, 1 Am. .

But he considers Broadway

“the. peak. “I'm quite’ happy
it here. *I- mean, every per-
*\ former. wants to be here.”

A Manchester native and

.+) one-time student at the Man-

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“chester School: of Music,
., Noone began.in show busi-

ness as an actor, working on

;: British “TV's~ Coronation
) Street: series.

While in Coronation
Street, he was thinking, “this

“ian't. hat Tm: going''to be:

And. in music school, he got.
hooked on rock, which led to:

7, Herman's Hermits. 7
“Of course, he says, he had!
no intention of doing that the”

rest ‘of his life, either.
He began writing songs for
others‘and doing ‘TV, guest-

acting spots here and in’

Britain in 1973.
MADE ANAME.
That was the year Wain-
wright, 85-year-old. son of a.
‘famous Life magazine‘ col-
umnist, started making a
name for himself as a com-
poser-singer of sardonic,

macabre and even :.weird.,
‘songs, from I Hope I Learn to

Keep My Mouth Shut One of.
These Days to his big” hit,
‘Dead Skunk.

:“My original intention was
to go: into’ acting,” says
Wainwright,' ‘But like Noone?
ho. turned to: music, inspired’

not by rock by Bob Dylan,

the Jim Kewskin Jug Band
and what he generally calls’
“that kind of suburban folk.
thing in the 60s.” _

He got signed to record at’
a time “the music: business

was very healthy. If there.

was a buzz about anybody, he
got a record deal.”

Of course, says Wain-
wright, who has’ recorded

nine albums, “it's never been:

easy for me to get a major.
recording contract because
my albums, except’ for: one,

never really sold that much.” '

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5:30—Sign-

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cerning the up: and

modity” symposium,

6:00—1982 USCC Youth:

Festival No. 12. John
J. Verigin and Bl
Popoff report on their
trip to the world
peace conference held
in’ Moscow earlier in
the year.
beconsaceny law school
{ presents. Workers -in:
: “Unions. This program
examines the legal ba-
-sis of labor relations
in B.C. focusing spec-
ifically on the labor
code. and its provi-
sions regarding
unions, collective bar-
.gaining, negotiating
and resolution of la-
bor disputes,
,t:30-KUHL Hockey ‘—
Castlegar Rebels vs
Rossland Warriors.:
“This game was played
in Rossland Nov. 2,
1982. Roy Grant. ind
Arnie Sherwood pro-
vide, commentary.
10: 00-—Sign-off..

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