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“Mexico As Seen by. ‘Her Children” will be at\the Na- tional ‘Exhibition Centre

Wednesday through to the

end of March. This will be the only’ Canadian visit’ of this ‘exhibition | of ‘Mexican chil- ‘dren's art,.poetry and prose. S2The + show ‘is being: cir-

culated by: the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. i ree

The show will ‘opened on March 18, from 2-4 p.m. The “Fiesta”: will fea- ture several special guests,

*“ineluding Senorita’ Adriana

*Leon-Magana, a high school exchange student from Cel; aga, Mexica who is living in. Castlegar.

Senor Carlos’ Hempe, ‘the Director of the . Mexican National Tourist Council is another invited guest. There will also be entertainment, special displays, a pinata for : the children and refres!

, bar. Everyone is welcome. « A. series ‘of special ed-

ucation and community ac tivities are planned to com: | plement the exhibition. Local public Ubraries will display books about Mexico. The NEC will have a booth at the Multi-Cultural Day events at Selkirk College March 27.

Vern Marsh, who has done ‘extensive research on Mex- “feo, will give audio-visual presentations ard, local super-markets will feature Mexican foods. .

‘\ Plans are also underway, for a draw for a trip to Mexico, This will be co-spon- sored by Totem Travel, Mex- icana Airlines and the’ NEC.

of Mexican

Mexico accompany the Pal; ings and poems... >

“] ‘see my country, a8 an’. artist, a hard worker and picturesque. ‘How nice tt is to’ be a Mexican because Mexico | is like an enormous® house. where we live and live to- gether very happily.” eh

Funds to develop and pub- lish Spanish ‘and English ver- sions of the book, Mexico as, Seen by Her Children, were: provided by a trust, the Fidei-comiso, and all profits; were pledged to scholarships : for Mexican children. The exhibition is in Spanish and English.

_ Through the Fideicomiso,

weaving, cooking and danc- ing are also being ‘planned.

“Mexico As Seen by Her Children” consists of approx- ‘imately 80 framed paintings

ds of do! art marterials to rural and Indian schools. Children ages

‘three to 16 from all parts of

Mexico were asked to paint or write about. Mexico as ‘they see and it.

and poems which the Mexican child's view of the ,world.- Photographs of the children and scenes of

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Both banks, however, an- nounced. increases in divi- dends to shareholders, with the Royal Bank paying out 50 cents.a share for the first quarter, up'from 86 ‘cents a° year ago. The Bank of Nova Scotia increased its dividend for the. quarter ending April 89 to46-rents from 44 cents a ter. 7

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gan .taking. liquid ' nutrients after he .saw.a copy of an order issued Monday by Jus- tice John Tenney of New York state Supreme Court, officials at the Central New York Psychiatric Centre said.

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and pale but in good health. Chapman, 26, pleaded guil- ‘ty to killing Lennon, who was

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New York City apartment building on Dec. 8, 1980. The former - Honolulu resident said he began his fast to ‘publicize the ‘plight of the world’s starving children.

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The result is' a fresh mingling of truth and reallty, fantasy and imagination — a child's reflections on’ Mexico: its colonial and modern his- tory and customs, their © neighbors, landscape and in- dustry, village.and. country.

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“music will be taking place in

the complex hall beginning at 8 p.m. Both men and women are welcome to the program. The fee is $1 per session, pay when you come. So stroll on down ‘to the complex and have some fitness | fun. See you there,

First Ald Course

‘Regional Recreation Com- mission No, 1 is pleased to be offering a second Industrial’ First Aid course ‘starting Monday, March 8. The course is instructed by the Work- man’s Compensation Board and is a two-week program running Monday through Fri- day from 9 a.m. -4 p.m. If you want more information or would like to register call the recreation office at 865-3386.

Coaching Theory Any coaches interested in ‘taking the National Certifi- gation Coaching-Theory Le--

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March is Mexico month at the National Exhibition Cen- tre. The exhibit is “Mexico as seen by Her Children,” and consists of children’s art, 'po- etry and prose. The show will officially be open on Satur- day, March 13, from 2-4 p.m. with a “Fiesta” featuring many special guests. There will also be entertainment, special displays, a. pinata for the children, and refresh- ments, including a. no-host

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bar. So don’t miss the exhi- bition this month at the NEC. Take the_whole_family_ i a visit Mexico. : Don't forget about the B.C.” Winter Games that will be taking place in Trail Thurs- day through Sunday. There! will be lots of sports action in: Trail, Castlegar and Rossland’ so get a schedule and watch some fine athletes,

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