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MOTOR HOTEL portrays a gifted young violinist crippled by multiple & J Moreton, who ia also president of Vancouver's Shaugh- S0ing to cost the taxpayer something in excess of $250,000 to ‘em of streaming senior sec about the proposal by late 626 Ave.
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651-18th St., Costloger Your Host Tullio Esposito German psychiatrist, struggling to help the woman ‘Arts Council are: (front, trom left) Dave’. Margaret Pryce, Lyndo Carter and Eleanor Elstone. that the tors of the V hoepitala wore dis: levels — an arts and science =
| accept the loss of her career and build a ‘new life, nda Hart, Helen Nelsen, Dorothy Miller- earlier this year. * level, a less ate -ana ne
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Catherine is a sweet singer from Nova Scotia .. \ and they’ tition between the hospitals,” said Moreton. — ress coun Ci snes levels and a job prep-

: : _ brings back to life the western popular musit. centres have iti i

even going to see Don Harron on stage. People think ATHENS (AP) — A new film that brings be he western pop! sie )m a than a decade before his February firing. British Columbia Press Coun- complaint about the conduct

when they see the title, Duet for One, ‘Thank God he's.| ®Olorful but violent world of Greece's bouzouki musicians in around Athens, featuring groups of young musicians playing Michael Butcher, administrator of Royal Jubilee, also  ¢il has shown in its first year of the press. The council only

not going to sing and she will,” but it really is a very toch Dever | is riding the erent of a wave of nostalgia for the the old songs. s that quires that the pap —

serious play.” popu nian songs years ago. Tlie songs from Rebetiko were written by Stavros aren't perfect, complaints, hag besa. giver: an oppor- ;

The film Rebetiko is the first major box-office success Xarchakos, a leading popular composer, and they became eave about them can be addressed tunity to satisfy the com- hing ee willbe. «..at the
fe director Costas Ferris, ead from Earp who started instant hits. The lyrics are by Nikos Gatzos, one of Greece's é and rem says council ‘plaint, and that the LAUN Castlegar
is career as an extra in Egyptian movies. best-known poets. Birth & Fi | chairman Ian Greenwood. is specific and not more than ity Comp
Ta | bot comes TE tall Die stocy of Mais: 0 are ee en? pee ay “I didn’t want 0 make a period piece about rebetiko, s unerais The Press Council, formed six months old. We Are Open 2601-6th Ave., Castlegor, B.C.

| to success from the back-street musical cafes of Athens’s ing the old music,” Ferris said. “I tried to recreate a in June last year, released its If no settlement is reached,

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“So they're not going to see Charlie . . .

they're not

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port of Piraeus through a stormy relationship with a tough,
ambitious bouzouki player.

is nostalgic

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are:
James Fair, administrator of Victoria General for more

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“A Show of Hands,” a jur-

For its first time outside of.

NEW YORK (AP) — Hands clasped ene his back,
John 81-year-old
aire, prowls the large barren concert hall Fe ithe Whitney
Museum of American Art.

“I think there’s more virtue in placing the coat rack
there,” he tells a stage manager about the placement of props
for The Cradle Will Rock, the 1930s Marc Blitzstein labor
opera to be performed that evening by The Acting Company
in the museum's stark performance space.

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SUMMER ART SHOW AND SALE
August 3rd. 4th & 5th, 1984, Legion Hall, Castlegar, Spon.
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ensemble that grew out of the first graduating class of the
drama division at the Juilliard School of the Performing
Arts.

“They were lunatics — brilliant,” says Housemart
reminiscing about that first crop of actors, a harvest that
included Kevin Kline and Patti LuPone, who later went on to
bigger things on Broadway. “We picked them with
enormous care.”

But now he’s concerned about his latest charges, 17
young actors who have committed themselves to a rigorous
47-week cross-country tour and are now trying to adapt

way but he The Action Company the themselves to a concert hall that has, _ according to
crowning jewel in a dazzling 50-year career that has spanned 's under “lively”
theatre, movies and television. NO SPECIFIC DUTIES

“Oh, I don’t have any duties. I just wander about,”
Houseman says. “In the beginning, it was a full-time job.

Chase ended its network run in 1979, it has survived through

g8 on public ision and a new set of

episodes recently filmed for Showtime, the pay television
system.

Despite his commercials and occasional television and

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used to play hockey for the Trail

Regional Hospital after a brief
illness. Memorial donations: can

Fund, c/o Regional
Hospital, would be appreciated
as expressions of sympathy by
the family.

report for 1983 this week. of

the ‘complainant and the
d to

plans to impose a govern-

that the body is not “in the
pockets of the publishers”
and its work is effective.

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bouzouki musicians, who all lived off of hashish and Marika’s life reflects some of the most turbulent years May 22. . . He was an ardent f ae “es praaed ecrtaee tour attend ene! hearings — Deys a Year
JIM NABORS IN SPOKANE Contemporary Gospel re. Admission to Talbot's violence,” Ferris said in an interview. in modern Greek history — from the arrival of more than ees ayy oe ond wae oon spent aT sarang of private ge eapcapred
31 29 DBL./CDN. FUNDS cording artist Terry Talbot Castlegar concert is free and The production, which cost the equivalent of $350,000 two million Greek refugees from Turkey after a Greek in- ee oe ad icede Reskey ond one me om _ pion gr Si requests on a Monday - Friday
eid aaied will perform at the Castlegar open to everyone. and was partly financed by the government-backed Greek vasion of Asia Minor ended in disaster in 1922, to the Nazi it, born May 21, baveboll. Mr te athe Me daily and oekiy'n bd barren prolate 1 ~ 10:30 p.m. T S - 4 & 7:30 m
CALGARY STAMPEDE Arena Complex June 7, at Film Centre, won top awards at last fall's Salonica Film occupation of Greece during the Second World War. . Hs Mon ox 1 retir ly ae il imioding < fon © ped eal c ryan am, 30 p. wo Ows: p .m, 4 p ‘ ‘
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WATERTON/GLACIER PARKS TOUR special. guest’ Wendy Hot m ™ frst Greek eatty is excel years. A t h KRUEGER — To May 24 otter a long illness. Mrs. that draws its directors from is announced in a news re- Ticket Sales . . . at Block Bros. 1444 Columbia Ave.
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'$279 DBL. SHARING — who will accompany Talbot urban underworld. Often com) to American blues, it Moy 24. Oe ibe ge bie aad the ne 4
: on acoustic guitar. G@ SUCCESS§ = mixed Byzantine, Turkish and western rhythms in haunting « PERSON — To Ann Peirson ond . eter neral pul plaina ywspaper, 1038 Columbia ‘A SPANGLELAND FANTASY’
POPE'S VISIT IN verean Phy coco crete, ie council was formed in: and the newspaper is obliged
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2 Day Tour Western Canada. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Rebetes, as the musicians were“ known, lived on the irl, born May 22. MORRIS — Evalyn Irene Morris of . Pr
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. TRAVEL |} States and Canada; Para The music is played’on the bouzouki, a tong-necked by the Kootenay Boundary its annual general meeting bom Moy V7. STRUAEFF — Willian T. Stritoat Frese on crane pars exit 44
nfvant Pictures said Friday. stringed instrument similar to a lute, and its miniature Artisans Alliance June 1-30 and seminar in Nelson at the $00 — 0 Me end Mis. Sar toticeh ree Came Mle i bor Ta / t[@) 4) O
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$39/NIGHT. SINGLE ‘on DOUBLE SPECIAL | « 45:207,864 set by Return “We worked on the songs for the film for six months,” An opening reception will 9 a.m. the same day. <Not enil Ncw:tim, so etre ocd loon ee, Serres mae moen ane 2 . « .
of the Jedi, last of the Star the 49-year-old director said. “They recapture the entire be at 8 p.m. June 9 at the “A Show of Hands” will Seine, @ gt born May 18. ‘orea and formed councils,
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