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‘pressure’ out there for. us to
make it, :

“The, movie's fans want tot
s)see more of the: Burquitlam -; tree,

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‘Made for a mere $160,000, |

Big Meat Eater ‘developed

the beginnings of a ‘eult''fol-

-lowing when it played: five
, Midnight. showings in: V:
S.couver, then _Fe-appeared

-a double-bill with that: class!
“bad” movie — Attack of the
Killer Tomatoes.

“It was kind /of-a’raunchy ’

crowd, they were really get-
ting into the pictures,” noted
Keane, a.British-born’.Can-
adian who's ‘to: film
school “in | California‘; and
‘doesn’t sound at all raunchy.

Big Meat Eater: tells the
raw tale of Burquitlam but-
cher George Dawson whose

‘Mew apprentice. butcher Ab-:
‘dulla the Turk (played ‘by
< Edmonton jazz singer ‘ Big

Miller) has killed the mayor.
and hidden ‘his ‘body. in“ the

) shop's freezer.’ The plot'thic-

‘kens when an alien spaceship
descends - and ‘brings the
mayor back to life.

= ff Not: just ‘sheer sclilock
there's a scene +

; mayor's fingers are shredded

in! the engine of a ‘60s

Cadillac — Big ‘Meat. Eater.
also entertains with. music
and dancing. . .

‘Miller sings Bagdad Boogie
and Im'a Big Meat Eater.

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‘feature film of Keane and =

“resist, taking a nip of prime:

-part of.a ‘scary movie called

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where ‘the ‘supposedly-train-

ed:rats ie ‘on to Stallone's.

‘Apparently, ‘the rats couldn’

director Bernie’ Bloom: re-
ports that an intriguing array’
“of artwork’ from” several
dozen’ Canadian ‘and' Ameri-“"
can)artists’ has ‘been’ sub-
the “Art As Com:
exhibition, = which
continues at the: NEG, until
Nove 28,)2. +
The highlight of ‘the : ex-
hibition “will be the Anti-
Commodity Art :Symposiu:
this coming. weekend; which
features’ prominent ‘artis

low
‘trained”: Los-.Angeles, rats
are flying to Montreal to be

Of Unknown Origin to start
shooting. Nov. 17,

The . movie : stars Peter :
Weller, whom audiences may
recall as. the sexy. young.

Diane. Keaton - falls ‘for in
Shoot the Moon, |).

In Of Unknown: Origin,
Weller plays a man.who is
bothered by a rat and tries to
catch it. Needless, to say, ina’
movie like this, things take
bizarre twist.

 Co-financed ‘by’ Warner !

': Pierre §

fornia, Nova'Scotia and Vic-

y contingent of West Kootena
residents... 34.7
Bloom noted: thatsthe: Fri

David's-Mutual Films Corp gs day: evening ‘reception, ‘slide:
: the movie will be directed

howing and discussion start-
George Cosmatos: whose = ing at 7 p.m. has no limit for

cent credits include Massacre’ participants, but. the Satur- ©

; and ‘philosophers from Cali.’

participants.

Because of the limited reg-:
istration, people. interested
are urged’ to pre-register. by:
calling the NEC ‘as soon as

# toria,: as" well’as \a) strong . fi

to financial support provided
by. the Canada Council, there
is no fee for the symposium.

Guest curator Brian Lav-
ery's call for submissions of
“anti-commody art” —. which
he defines as art that is valu-

Natioaal ESkinitiog Centro ‘sessions, have a + Umit of 20 Possible at 965-2411. Thanks can, is currently ‘pursuing

graduate studies with the
University of Victoria De-
partment of Political Science,
where his research work in-
volves analysis of the B.C.

“government's cultural devel-

opment policy. He has been a
and has written po-

able as rather
than, as an object .—. was
publicized in a wide variety
of art in’ Canada

etry. and prose.
Kennedy was born in St.

and the United States. Most

:.of the entries have been from

the New York area and from
West Kootenay artists.
In addition to Adrian Piper.
from’ ‘Stanford " University
nd. curator: Lavery,’ the
posium will hear presen-
tations by B.C. cultural policy,

from Dun-

in Rome’ and ‘The Cassandra : day morning. and

Crossing.

Needs unscrambling

ween the. TV. and your. chan-’ 105- channels without. cum: itional object art and its col-’

- fancy: lelevision's built-in ca-

jy. KIRK LaPOINTE.
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‘nel selector.
“But if you's re among: the

ill be a worth: °

and the

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Bruce Hunter; Director ~
‘DTUC MARY HALL ;

Sélesmen and eocpantes

aren’t going out of their way =

to to tell consumers, ‘but’ so-
many run by remote channel

and priced’ up to $200 more

1 = frill if joa subscribe to

called :cable-ready TVs —°

:, Selectors and volume controls |:

;you've got a problem,

You'll have to rent‘ or buy
another. converter. because |
there's no way to install the
unscrambler, inside the ‘TV.
That’ means putting :the ex-.
pensive “remote “control to

it

bersome converts on top of

‘TVs and tend to be included

in top-of-the-line sets.
UNSCRAMBLE SIGNAL
Now, no matter what type

of > set, there ‘will’ be” a.

box-type contraption on ‘top
‘of the set to unscramble the
pay: TV. signal-and feed the
regular cable signal,
Who's to blame’ for the
_mess?. Some say there wasn’t
consultation between

facturers. ‘over; how pay’ TV
al 3 would be distributed

‘problem’ and ‘head it off.

'“You ea n't blame it on any.
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Cath Ontario and stud-
ied at the Ontario College of
Art) and the University of
Buffalo and received a Mas:
ter of’ Fine Arts degree at
Ohio University i in 1966..

He was head of the de-"

partment of Art at Northland
College in ‘Wisconsin ‘for two:
yéard'and dined 1967 iis been’
at‘tha Nova Scotia’ College of
Art and Design. His work has
been displayed at'many Can-|
adian exhibitions and in New.
York and California.
Kennedy says that for the
symposium he ..will concen-
trate on the recent art which
attempts to avoid commodity
status «(which he says -is
“hopeless”) through various
means — such as the art that
enters into a critique of trad-

lection and exchange.

“To'do this I shall talk
about my own work and the
work. of others, including
Gerald Ferguson, Dan. Gra-
ham, Daniel Buren, Michasl
Asher, Hans: Haacke: and
others,” he said.

Annie
to close

The long-running Broad-
way musical “Annie, which
spawned a movie of the same

»» will close Jan, 2, the

dance, the producers say,
By the time it closes, the
stage Version of Annie will

p feeia eat ti ‘musical - in

fay ‘Broadway history.

much of their profit by. tte:
on their

‘However, closing notices
are sometimes. withdrawn if

‘picks up after the

.——y
He is afraid.
He is icrally

“First Kinnaird Beaver Calony

ae for eight new. Boaters: Nov.

Federal Minister ‘of Ener-
gy Jean Chretien, B.C. Ener-
fy Minister

ter. Brian Smith and:

pletion’ of the Cranbrook
Energy, Centre. The opening

‘of, the centre was Saturday, *

4 Crahbrook's Centre. is ‘one

‘of, five centres jointly funded

B.C.: under: the Canada/.
Columbi

‘members attending: the Sal-

‘mo: SCA Halloween: Party. *

wonderful: time, >and
tl

to give homeowners precise
calculations “on . what: mea
ide th

bee’ Puscheed oni lnstaled

lary to.the Royal Coaaaicn
‘Legion’ branch °170° with a

, S¢heque for $500 toward the

‘cost of the new fridge. Also a
‘cheque’ was‘ received from
e Strokers Club for $50 for.
‘general funds. Both: of these
tions were thanked

‘pictures, There will be some.
‘evening: card ‘parties. later.:
this ‘month’ so. watch” the

aper: for:dates:’ > ’
Reports of the nominating

- ‘committee. were. heard! and

1 following were elected to.

e 1983 executive President

RESTAURANT

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iprizes.: The new fridge : has ‘

” sonally exelted a the ‘op-
| portunities the Energy: Cen;
ts. to

|; accounts of events occurring it
‘be interviews with the KJ.

‘Ilved in this area all of his life; except for seven ‘years, He:

quote, “It was mushy,’ gushy and lots of fi

‘went to Simon ‘Fraser Univeraity'in | ‘Burnaby, for’ fiv

He has several hobbies. A few of thom abe!" downhill;
cross-country and water skiing, soccer and reading.
He became a:teacher because he really likes young

5 # Reporter, Jenny Biatarlage interviewed Mr.
Beecham, one of 'K.J.’s English teachers.‘ Mr. ' Beecham‘
is his second year living in Nelson with his wife. 8

many; hobbies: are golfing." and Sownbll a

“peation' ‘where he came in touch with many children: Since *
ihe ‘enjoyed working with: the ‘children “so, much, ‘he

Recently, I covered the’ renowned Mase Pumpkin
Carving’ Contest, My afternoon’ ‘atarted ‘ when Twas
introduced to Mr. 'Horcoff who: happily told: ‘me’ to look:
around and enjoy myself. I quickly obliged, a as there were
only 10 minutes left ‘until the contest was over.) |<

“T'began to walk around the gym stopping’ at’all the
| groups of people hard at work\on their pumpkins.A few |:
groups were already finished but most were not and this:
> gave me’ ithe chance'to ask'them how they, were enjeyin :
i 0169 as rooms over-

locking courtyard i

e ir pool, sauna, whirl
-'@ Tropical dining in Courtyard,
Cate 3 a

said they were having a great.
going! to win! From one group‘I°

‘Not only was I impressed by the different types of
d by the friendliness, team

‘A true, ‘pervant to his

. church: and community, Mr:

will be donated to. the Le- gardener, Mr.:Carter served
gion to help them with their as an, executive member, of
pers.’ the! Central Farmers. Insti.
was ; thanked“ tute and, later, the B.C. Fruit

Carter supported the dedica-
tion of the Robson Church as
a memorial not only to. those.

Remembrance Day Service
Kinsmen Park — Thurs., Nov. 1 1
Parade — 10:30 a.m. —3rd Street
Parade Marshall —
Advance of Colors
Remarks by President — Sami Brown.
- Remarks by-Mayor — Audre’ Moore
* Address a — Com. John harters_

| ayi
‘Benediction — Re Harvey; Self

‘On November 1th, Canadians all
“across our country are urged to stop

men. killed in wars on behalf of