AG: CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 12, 1983

Tho introduction of pay
television in the area has re-.
sulted ‘in channel changes,

Channels
make
way for
Pay TV

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GOING TO SPOKANE?

Cable West. -

Noni Grayson says KREM
TV 2, previously shown on
channel 2, will now air on
channel 7. And channel 7 PBS.
has moved to channel 11.

according to a spokesman at

-Entertainment-

DTUC features
print exhibit —

The David Th Uni-

versity Contre gallery opens
the new year with a print ex-
hibition by Alistair Bell, one
of British Columbia's finest
graphic artist. ‘

Bell's works including ex-
amples of drypoint, etching,

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and color will be on
view until Friday, Jan. 21.

The exhibition © concen:

trates on Bell's images of :
_ animals and birds. While he
is: principally a

time, producing a rlehne:
and variety of inking’ wit) in
the same print.“ f

Bell was born in Darling. i

ton, England, in''1918 ‘and

came to Canada in 1922‘and'

to British Columbia in 1929.
He was principally ‘‘self-

taught.'and worked. as’:a bs

draughtsman, then as super-
visor in ‘a structural: steel
drawing office. '

concentrating largely on
woodcuts and etchings, Bell
also works in watercolor and
most drawing media.

Bell excels at drawing and

it is to his early drawings he

returns for the subject mat-
ter for woodcuts or etchings.

Asa he works in

FAMILY.RESTAURANT
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NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

the classic tradition: only
four or five woodcuts or 10
etchings are pulled at one

Arts ips for ‘study
and work in Europe ‘and Can-

ada. Bell has exhibited regu-’
larly: on the, national ‘scene’

since’ 1952, and: internation-
ally since 1957; Since 1967 he
has pursued printmaking as'a
full-time: occupation.

Gallery hours are Monday,
‘Tuesday, Thursday and Fri-
day-from ‘noon ‘to 4 p.m. and
Wednesday from’6 - 10 p.m.
Admission is free,

In 1959 arid 1967: he’ was :
awarded Canadian « Senior:

RED MOUNTAIN HISTORY ... . Cable West will offer a
short history of Red Mountain Thursday at 8:45 p:m.

Here, Denise Chernott pouses ‘on: the ‘slopes of
Granite Mountain,

‘Royal Canadian Legion |

Branch No. 170.,

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CALIF, (AP) — The Los
Angeles rock group Toto

Around in the best rhythm
and blues song category.
Wonder is eligible for eight

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an-
nounced Tuesday for the 25th
annual Grammy awards, gar-
nering nine nominations for
the band.and its members.

Other major nominees for “

the 62 National Academy of

’ Recordings ‘Arts and | Sci-

silver — anniversary
awards include Stevie’ Won-
der, with eight nominations;
Paul McCartney, Steely

nr three of them ‘for

his duet with Paul Me-
_Cartney, Ebony and Ivory,
which was nominated ‘for
record of the year, song: of
the year and best’ group pop
Performance.

Another Wonder-McCart-
ney duet, What's That You' re
Doing, was nominated for
best group rhythm and blues

Dan member Donald Fagen
and _film-score composer-con-
ductor John Williams, with
five each; and John Cougar

in: three’ of the four major

‘eategories. The album Toto
IV was nominated. album of -

the year, while the hit’ track
na earned both record

_ and song of the year nom-

tions;

The group also was nom-
inated for. the best group pop
performance, best  instru-
mental arrangement for vo-
cals, best vocal arrangement,
best : engineered recording
and producer of the year.
Toto member Steve. Luka-
ther earned a nomination as
co-writer of Turn Your Love

Networks accused

solo
DoI Do'won nominations for
best rhythm and. blues male
vocal, best instrumental ar-

rangement accompanying vo.
_ cals: and sbest rhythm and

~blues' song. ra]
Wonder's song, That Girl,

also was nominated as best

rhythm and blues song.:
While ‘. record - sales are

slumping, Grammy presenta:
tions continue a tradition of.

expanding. There are more
than twice as many cate-
gories as in 1958, when the
first Grammy awards were
given to 28 winners.

This year, there is. one
addition. — the best fred
tional blues dit

bor Intergroup Sym-
posium. ‘The partici-
pants of this sympo-
sium were comprised
of representatives of
, four Pacifist minority
religions. The _Douk-
hobors, Molokans,
Mennonites and Qua-
kers, Russian and
Canadian cultural rep-
resentatives and. the
general public. The
major goals of. this
symposium were: 1.
To find a common
framework for world
peace, 2. To build ‘un-
derstanding between
eastern and western
‘cultures, and” finally,
‘9, ‘To: provide amop->
portunity for these
groups as social move-
ments. to examine
their. desired futures
in a common context.
This series of sympo-
“sium sessions are spo-
ken in English with
occasional translation
from Russian. The
series starts with the
Friday night June 25
opening ceremonies.

7:30—Cardio Pulmonary Re

susitation, This’ pro-
gram is a re-enact-
ment of a cardiac ar-
rest victim being re-
susitated. by CPR
technique.

7:45—A Photographic Proj-
ect — “Alberta 1980.”
Bernie Bloom of the

National Exhibition —

Contra, discissss the
content of this major
photographic, exhibi-
tion from the Edmon-
ton art gallery. “The
Camera Writes His-
tory” symposium,

which takes place dur-.

ing the exhibit, is also

out

115—If Only I Could Help
- program was
creda by Trail
Continuing Education

to promote'awareness-
.vof first afd education. :”

8:45—Ski Red: Mountain —
A short look at the
history of this grand-
daddy of Western
Canadian ski resorts.

Also an explanation of’
what Red has to offer. ©

West Kootenay resi-
dents.
9:00—Castlegar city coun-
cil meeting of Tues-
day, Jan. 18, 1983.

~ 11:00~Sign-off.

‘ getting’ into more

gory. Such records were yd
viously. included in the best
ethnic and traditional: cate-
gorys

of . bias

NEW YORK (CP) —
old maxim — that truth is es
first casualty of war — has’
created a new controversy.
A’ report by the Anti-

-Defamation League of B'nai
Brith accuses the three big .

U.S.: networks of “lack: of

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balance” in reporting Israel's
invasion of Lebanon and the
siege of Beirut.

CBS promptly tossed the,
charge of bias back at the
Jewish organization.

Defending ‘its reporting as.
CBC

- Guitar Headquarters
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noted:

“The same cannot be said
of the source of the report
which is an organization ded-
icated to a particular point of
view.”

Specifically the league

claims the‘networks’ evening °.

news broadcasts reported
“inflated casualty “figures,”
offered a “melodramatic pro-
trayal of Israeli censorship”
and carried “lingering and
graphic daily coverage of the
wounded and eullerins that

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Meets Thurs,, Jan. 13 at 7:30 pr m, at 2717 - 9th Ave. ror
more information, Jodi 365-2437.

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit
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the political, historical and
military context of the situ-

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The study raised anumber
of legitimate criticisms, most

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ber es obvious reasons of
thristmas preparations, poor.

“ road’ conditionsand because
h’ branches: were closed. °

for Bix days over the © hollday

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“The library staff thanks all:
the “patrons who brought
gifts of ‘chocolates,’ ete.; and:-.
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+ Registration for our 1983
Winter Recreation Programs
started ‘off at a very fast
pace, Monday: evening saw

register for winter recreation
activities. If you were not
able’. to ‘attend: “Monday

: night's registration: there: is
«still lots

Floorbockey ° ” i
Ay teens flocrhockey: pro-

gram is starting in Blueberry
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Any’ teenagers ho.

& approximately 100° persons, Jil

“still a few ‘openings f

popular. ladies’ exercise pro-
gram participants go at their
own, pace starting. out each
session with a:warm-up, then

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time program which starts |
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