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Tribute to Andy “Bilesky Banquet The Lead-off to the 1987 anadian Little League Championships in Trail in August, 1987 was the banquet to honor Andy Bi- lesky. Hosted by Mika Tak- amaki and guest speaker John McKeachie.

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JERUSALEM 100 YEARS AGO . = Anne and a general view of Jerusalem circa 1867-89 is from t

4 = - Photograph of the Church of St. Harvard Semitic Museum and will be on display as part dt an exhibit beginning Feb. 4 at the West Kootenay National Exhibition Centre.

Holy Land photos at NEC

on 19th and 20th century photographs drawn from he collection of the Har- vard Semitic Museum will be exhibited at the West Kootenay National Exhi ition Centre beginning Feb. 4.

The year 1839 witnesses

the exciting development photographers who

of the first photographic lowed the traditional

process by Louis Jaeques Mande Daguerre. Almost immediately, European photographers swarmed out to distant lands to record and capture exotic scenery and ways of life.

routes of the Christian pil grims photographing the monuments, shrines, mar. kets and biblical land- seapes.

This rich legacy of visual documentation is repre- sented by the work of 19th

The Holy Land was a popular destination for

century photographers

Maison Bonfils, James Mc- Donald, Zangaki Freres and Francis Frith.

But what of the Holy Land today? Nearly 150 years later, Daniel Lex- ington travelled to Israel to. seek out these same sites.

Many had altered dra- matically, others had bare-

ly changed over the pas- sage of time. This exhibi- tion features some 50 pairs of images illustrating the Holy Land, then and now. Organized by the Har- vard Semitic Museum and circulated by National Mu- seums of Canada, The Holy Land — Then and Now runs from Feb. 4 - 28.

Arts festival set for Capitol

The Festival of the Arts '88 will be the first event held in the nearly-completed Capitol Theatre in Nelson. Scheduled for March 4 - 19, the annual festival will return to one of its first locations, and will for

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Month of January . . . The West Kootenay National

Exhibition Centre ting the recent pastel indra Groepler. Open Thur

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February 20 . . . Cabaret sponsored by the Castlegar Arts Council. Local talent wishing to participate please phone 365-3834

Items for this bi-monthly feature should be telephoned to Lynda Carter of the Castlegar Arts Council at 365-3226.

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sant place for both audience and performers, and hope fully our audiences will be large and enthusiastic, es- pecially for the evening classes and concerts,” Hal leran said in a prepared release.

Syllabi of classes were dis- tributed throughout the West Kootenay during the last months of 1987, and deadline for entries in classes in Piano, Dane Vocal, Speech Arts, and Instru mental disciplines is Jan. 31.

Adjudicators have been engaged by the co-ordinators of each discipline, in cooper- ation with the board of di- rectors, all of whom are volunteers for the semi: annual event in Nelson, al ternating with the Kiwanis Musical Festival Society in Trail.

Piano co-ordinator Nicole Kay has engaged David Bul mer of Parker's Piano Studio in Vancouver for the piano students; co-ordinator of Dance is Anna Rizzuto, past- president of the Society, who has engaged Shelley Cromie for that discipline; Carol Anderson of Medicine Hat, Alta., has been hired by vocal

co-ordinator Marlene Gar- land; and Lili Harper of Van- couver will adjudicate the Speech Arts co-ordinated by Carol Ryan.

o-ordinators Dave Glackin and Grace Wilson are pleased that Garth Williams of Richmond will handle the varied entries in the Instru- mental classes.

Some students will be recommended to go on from this West Kootenay music festival to the B.C. Festival of the Arts, which will be held in Kimberley during the last week of May this year.

Board members are cur- rently engaged in fund rais- ing for the festival, as there are many expenses con- cerned with the event, in cluding awards, insurance, and the professional fees in- volved.

“We are looking forward to a well-attended, well-organ- ized event with many entries and visitor Halleran. munity should be proud of our performers and their parents and teachers who have made us so proud.”

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