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Premiere exhibition for young artists opens in Grand Forks
techniques and subject matter, including the vig

the rest of Castlegar!
orous manipulation of paint with large brushes by

shine through
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young hands to the carefully detailed renderings disabilities Margolin's watercolors are
from the imaginative teenagers” close-up studies of flowers

Ant works by the following young artists in the mes z pee
area were selected for exhibition in BCYA ‘93 SUBMITTED aoe
Raymond Demski, age 7 _
Me and My Friends, mixed media
My A yore Elementary, Grand Forks An exhibition of paintings
; by Len Seaby/Littlechild
opens at the Nelson Museum
on November 22 and contin-
ves until December 18.
The paintings are an
expression of the artist's

Wednesday, November 17, 1993 The Castlegar Sun Page 3C

November 17, 1993

| Margolin’ s watercolors now showing at National Exhibition Centre

a selection of

and other flora, while a large types of media, including sculp ording ideas In Kootenay Country Plus tradition offering
number depict a recognizable ture, watercolor has proved to be ubsequent painting Margolin paints in watercolor fine Christmas gifts handerafied
West Kootenay region. Titled her tavorite, She likes the paints S stilted will be giving a two-day by Canadian anists

Kootenay Country Plus, Mar portability and its ability to cap Rarely do | refer to pho workshop at the National The National Exhibition Cen
golin paints the cabins, lakes ture “the essence and feeling of a tographs.” she says. “I did a Exhibition Centre on Novem tre is open Tuesday to Friday
and spruce groves; the cot place. [t's the next step to Punting of a Mexican family ber 20 and 21. To register or 10:30 - 4:30, and Saturday and
tonwood by a murky river sketching,” she notes. ona sand’dune having a picnic for more information, call the Sunday 12:00 - 4:30. Admission
bend and pointed snow Painting or not, Margolin ind it was absolutely flamboy NEC at 365-3337 is by donation. The NEC is
tipped mountains in a sure, often carries her sketch pad — ant. From a two-inch sketch, I Also until December 24, the located across from the Castle
painterly style and camera, She prefers remembered the mood and NEC's small gallery will house gar Airport, past the Doukhobor

While Margolin has used all using the former as a means feeling Festive Treasures, a Kootenay Village

Submitted finding

Artistic
endeavors

Kootenay Country Plus, an
exhibition of Phyllis Margolin’s
most recent paintings, is now on
display at the National Exhibi
tion Centre and will coritinue
until. December 24.

SUBMITTED

the Christmas Gift that keeps on giving]...

Phe Eighth Biennial British Columbia Young :
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Artists 1993 Touring Exhibition (BCYA '93) opens
December 2 at the Grand Forks Art Gallery

British Columbia's premiere exhibition for young
utists is co-ordinated by the Emily Carr College of
Art and Design (ECCAD) Outreach Program

Seventy-nine young artists, aged four to eighteen
years, from all corners of the province, had their art
selected from 1,300 submissions. Paintings, draw
ings, photographs, and prints are included in the

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ECCAD Board of Trustees, Wyn Davies, chaired December
the ten-member Advisory/Selection Commitee
We were challenged to choose a group of works
that exemplifies the energy, skill, and ideas preva-
lent within each age grouping. Works were select-
ed to illustrate the use of a variety of materials,

26 to give viewers
enjoy the wonderful visions - and visionaries - in the
making (BCYA
viewers without charge) , before the exhibition con-
tinues its tour until August 1995 throughout British
Columbia and to Seattle

travels and thoughts during
years working and travel-
ling throughout the south
“western United States,
Alberta and B.C.
The child of a Cree
mother and an English

opportunity to

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take a turn providing entertainment for senior residents

Songbirds—Members of St. Rita's Catholic Church Choir, including (I-r):Alice
Shutek, Maria Alves and Maria Ambrosio, entertained residents of Mountain View are not members of the
Lodge last week by singing various psalms. Each week choirs from local churches

father, Len has incorporat-
ed elements of American
Indian ceremonies and
myth into his work and life.
He has developed his tech-
nique in the face of serious
physical handicap, using
his mouth, his foot, his
arm, or whatever will
enable him to express the
visions and poetry within.

Included in the exhibi-
tion is an award-winning
short ‘autobiographical
video production made in
Edmontonwhich is a blend-
ing of prayer/poems with
seven of Len’s paintings.

A reception to meet the
artist will be held on Fri-
day, November 26 from 7
p.m. to 9 p.m. The public
is invited. Exhibitions at
the Nelson Museum are
assisted financially by the
B.C. Ministry Responsible
for Culture and the City of
Nelson. A small admission
fee is charged to those who

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high-geared speaker and is a gift-
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You will not only be inspired, the people
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in her life

Audition for Variety!

Telethon. The 28th Annual
“Show of Hearts” televised
province-wide in partnership with
BCTV will take place on Febru-
ary 5 and 6, 1994 at the Plaza of
Nations in Vancouver.

It’s an opportunity for perform-
ers to showcase their talents
while giving of their time to help
Variety Club raise money to ben-
efit British Columbia's children
with special needs. Performers
are needed both for the main
stage and outside at the Kids’
Karnival as the Plaza of Nations

Singers, dancers, bands, and
vanety acts from all over British
Columbia are invited to audition
for the 1994 Variety Club

See AUDITION 3c

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6:30 pm (Wed.) 9:00 am (Thur.) 6:30 pm (Sun.)
COMMUNITY DATE LINE
7:00 pm (Wed.) 9:30 am (Thurs.) 7:00 pm (Sun.)
FAITH ALIVE
8:00 pm (Wed.) 10:30 am (Thurs.) 8:00 pm (Sun.)
INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL
7:00 pm (Thurs.) 9:00 am (Fri.)

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7:45 pm (Fri.) (Live in Trail Area ONLY)
TRAIL SMOKE EATER HOCKEY

Canada, or you'd like changing
scenery for awhile but realize
your budget doesn't allow it—an
alternative to hotels, bed and
breakfasts and campgrounds is

For a weekend or a few weeks,
whether you're single or a family,
the trick is to find an appropriate
swap—a place where you'd feel
comfortable living, and people

would like to trade places within
Canada for awhile

Our listings include homes for
exchange and for vacation rental
They are available from us by

Old videotapes welcome here!

The Castlegar & District Her
itage Society has a small collec-
tion of videotapes including

_ Castlegar by Lorraine Pazty &

Shaw Cable. We
would welcome
any copies of
videos of histori-
cal interest - old
home movies
converted to
video, chronicling
past events in the
area are priceless,
living records of people and
places which otherwise might
fade into forgotten memory.
ee

Barrie Hill has been docu-
menting the construction of the
Castlegar-Robson bridge and has
promised the Society a copy
when it is completed

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If you love the Island...A

small, dedicated group of volun-
teers have been acting as guide

@ Auditions

curators for the Zuckerberg

Island Chapel House for several

years, opening the house on

weekends in the spring and fall

and perform

ing other

essential tasks

around the

park. A two

hour shift pass-

es quickly

chatting with

visitors and

enjoying the

ce and tranquility of this spe-

cial place. Please call 365-6440

for information regarding a meet-
ing of Friends of the Island.

ee

Anyone interested in forming
a similar group for the museum
please call or drop in and let Deb
hear your ideas!

eee

Thanks to the Kootenay Soci-
ety for Community Living for
remembering our office when

ontinued from 1A

‘he weekend of the Telethon
Auditions will be held on onc
day only, Saturday, November
27, 1993
Call 669-7770 for an audition

time of more information. or
send im your audio or video taped
audition with background infor
mation the act to: Variety Club
Telethon Auditions, 1250 Homer
Street, Vancouver, B_C., VOB
2Y5

Plan to attend Lau reading

Submitted

Vanconver writer Evelyn Lau
will present a reading from Oedi-
pal Dreams, her second collec-
dion of poetry, when she appears
at the Castlegar Campus, Decem-

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Fresh off a promotional tour of
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Languages and Literature

Re-elect Kirk Duff
for City Council

purchasing their new photocopy
machine by gifting us with the
old model. Another step into
medern technology for the
CDHS! Also our gratitude to
Fred Vigue of Colourmix Adver-
tising Systems for making and
donating the Wheelchair Access
sign and to our multi-talented,
hard working volunteer/gardener
Bob Switzer for upgrading the
ramps at back of the Rail Station.
Ample parking for a bus or van
makes easy access for people or
groups with mobility difficulties.

A really spectacular display
of Christmas lights is planned
for the Railway Station this
year. It is one of the few local
heritage buildings still standing
in its original design. A work
party is being organized with
young, agile people especially
needed. Please call or drop in
and sign up to be part of this

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