CASTLEGAR NEWS, Fobruary 13, 1983

Adults —$6 Children 12 & under
_ and Seniors —

Director
‘arrives:
in Neison

Vaneouves’a John Cooper
will be arriving in Nelson this,
week to ‘direct, Theatre En-

ergy’s March production of

The Tomorrow Box.

“This, talented director,
plus ‘an entertaining Can-
adisn play- will alight Nel-

son, ‘Trail and, Castlegar,

audiences,” says Meredith
Bain Woodward, the com-
pany's artistic director.

An honors graduate of the
University of Guolph and
UBC, Cooper has a long Hat of of

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Annuol general meeting Thursday Feb. 24 01 7:20 pm
2198 Crestview Crescent, 365-2065. 13.

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Old time Fiddlers will entertain-at Senlor Citizens social
meeting Thursday Feb. 17 at 2p a"

KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR THE HANDICAPPED
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at mee United Church. There will be a pot-luck dinner at 6
p.m., followed by meeting. Pyar

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INLIMITED
Production of “Buepboay il be presented at 8 p.m. Feb.
v7, and _19 at the Trail Junior Secondary School
Auditorium Ticketsatt & )Bookstoreandat dees a2

‘and ‘i
dits, A hard workers, he ts is
currently Artistic Director of
Touchstone Theatre in ‘Van-
couver, while, still ‘finding
time for programs at the
New Play Centre, to: direct
for the Arts Club and Cross-
roads Theatre, and to lead

| workshops'for Theatre B.C;

-. “Tam excited about work-
ing on Theatre Energy's new
project,” says Cooper.

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March 11. This unique exhibition from the Royal Ontario

igns and. techniques em-
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7 imitated and ©
developed by Victorian ‘tile ©

were, in-turn,

development. through several’ civilizations of tiles as anart form.

NEW YORK (ap) — Pat
Sandys anticipated a quiet

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit
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white “Delft” tiles were
oduced.
‘The importance of tiles asa
decorative medium cannot be
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every. age ‘and ‘culture Yee in:

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-was during the. 4th and 16th
‘cent urls in Eagiand. During

: *” A series of 25 monoprints’
‘produced in 1965 by the late

Maxwell Bates’ of ‘Victoria.

,titléd “The: Secrets’ ‘of
“Grand: Hotel": will “bé'e:

hibited’ at. the Gallery.’ at

they were less frigh d by

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‘Afternoon
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An afternoon of chamber

. . music of the 18th century is
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‘The series is based on vivid
childhood imemories of'an ex-’
tended’ trip:to England: in’
1912 when the, Calgary: -born |
artist toured -that © country.
with his-parents. -. :
Fifty years later his’ lasting
impressions, both real and
imaginary, provided the nar-
“ative thread for. these.ex-
pressionist works. ‘While

 “‘Thonipson University Centre . ‘eight are unnamed, the rest

bear such evocative titles as

7 Ghamibermald’s Attic,” ta .

NEC. at 865-2411 shead of
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While there is an emphasis
in Bates’-work on the human
figure and the humam condi-
tion, he stressed that he was
always more. taken with the
act of painting than with the
subjects he painted.

This. exhibition. has been

‘organized by the Extension’

Department of the Vancou-
ver Art Gallerey with assis-
tance from the National Mu-
seums Corp. Ottawa, and the
B.C. government through the
“B.C. Cultural Fund and the
B.C. Lotteries Fund.

Gallery hours are Monday,

“The Roue in Room 523,” ae
“Actress from Paris.”
Bates once said of this ser-':

and Fri-
day from noon - 4 p.m. and
Wednesday from 6 - 10 p.m.
Admission | is free

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B Neil Diamond is being sued

_ NEIL DIAMOND
++. copyright suit

for copyright infringement

Gouge, was pirated

..terday’s Songs, was pirated

‘from a ballad: written by
“another composer.

The action was filed in U.S.
District: Court. by Thomas
Cusick, a composer who
“claimed Yesterday's Songs
“was largely copied from his

tune, We're Gonna Make It. .

Cusick, who lives in Staten
Ieland,. said in court papers

“that he wrote We're Gonna |

Make It as part of a produc-
tion called The Music Box
and registered the copyright
in January, 1979,

OTTAWA or) * jaultieulturalien
Fleming jumped the gun last: week: in’ 8
Laverne “Lewycky ‘on ‘his recent marr
Manitoba New Democrat; clegred up.
telling his colleagues tthe best:Js yet

*.; No sooner had Fleming jprefaced
-Commons with best wishes) than,

‘| Many MPs and onlookare we
marital atatus until Fleming rose after. avert period to
explain he assumed the
Lewycky had beer
B “What's it going.
quipped Crane Jenane

“ "Drivers formerly. assessed °
penalty points for infractlons:
such as speeding and running
red lights, now.’ would | face:

yatem,
drivers with a‘ single otters:
a year would not be required

to appear in court, unless
they want to conest the .vi-

ho: ‘violate ‘traffic .
regulations, such as. two
points ‘for, disobeying a a traffic

a Ings and six ‘Points fo driving

| But little credit goes to oppositon MPs — inet staff
members scored all four goals against Libe
tenders, Jean Chretien and Doug Frith.

Tory f
| Liberal MPs Gary McCauley abd, David Berger.

Who ‘says, the. ‘Senate ‘s a “have f
traditionalists? .

Some sehators ¢
subject of royal assent, the ceremonial final approval: for < |
legislation in, Parliament, ‘They think it is a waste ol

He paula, the ceremony should be ‘done WAY y with
for routine bills because MPs “find this little walk to the
Senate quite Bering and senators are sometimes “foreed

tok

hen Be nd Soh Godfrey
suggented “routine: bills . could - be eck royal . asssent:
privately while the ceremony in the Senate coutd be
reserved for’ the most significant bills.”:
Senator Royce Frith, ‘deputy’ government leader,
ul

S Ganada's Share, ‘its mini-

ve

long maintained that author-

‘ities. are courting” disaster

hen the population density
‘in’

a day at.an average. cost of.

about. .$60. a “day.” will’. be
needed, to house. offenders
convicted under fe new leg-

eight per cent. of the total
eight million. tonnes. contri-
buted, : the_food aid. commit,
Aepradminiatering -the. pro-.
gram said in its report for the

The U.S. was the biggest

"Pat Nowlan ended up with ogge on his ace — milk, in
fact’ —, when he threw. out-challenges to a group of
farmers last week. ‘

‘The ruddy-faced Tory MP from Nova Scotia
suggested a milk-drinking contest to wash down other
libations. at “a Canadian of

with 4.79 ‘million ,
tonnes, followed by the Eur-
opean Economic Community’:
with 1.55 million tonnes.
Canada was the third-larg-
est contributor.
Pec aid was distributed to

banquet.“

He. lined up against Pierre St. Martin, former. -
, president of the Dairy Farmers of Canada. The milk’ was
poured. Up. went : the:-glasses. But Nowlan, ~in his
excitement, :tried too hard and spilled the contents over :.
his face and suit. ° .

Meanwhile, St. Martin calmly quatied his way to
victory. ‘

bog sy: . e s

- Tory MP: Gordon’ ‘Towers, the crusty : Albertan
rancher who often ‘turns’ to poetic shots. at’ the
government when all else fails, aimed his sharp tongue
most recently“ ‘at Donald’ “Macdonald Sand: his: royal .
commission on the economy.

Towers said if Macdonald “is intent on building.up a
Team Canada, he should concentrate: on filling positions
other than left wing” —a slight at New Democrats on the.

He said Macdonald's $800-a-day stipend is: ‘vdlataste-
ful, disgraceful and obscene,” adding that his disgust was
best expressed in the words of the Pard of Dromore:

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cata India, Morocco,
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