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_ British Columbia.,
: level of instruction: concerns, the:

ap
! level.
things as .pottery, creative

okanagan " Surmmer,

nounced lls summer program. -
for July 8+. 27, 1974,"
meeling «of. the’ “Board: of
Directors held on’ January 23
the decision was made to in-
clude twe levels of instruction
and programming for. par: .
licipams coming from all over
The. firs

a beginner

expressipy, ,off-loom | jweaving,

dying ani: spinning, ah olber
* programs- ofthis: sor’

Moré
advanced programs .will be
“primarily concerned with such

‘things -as ‘wildlife : idrawing :
although
“Program. beth for- the: ex-

there! -will”: ibea
perienced . and the novice in
wildlife drawing. . -
The”. following *

are ihe

‘programs which are being

offered including a number. of
the program instructors -who° ©
have been contacted or invited.
al this point, .--
WHITING SYMPOSIUM:
The Wriling Symposium will

” be a Iree-wheeling ‘invasion of.

' dcipanis.

the writer's: ‘realm -.wit

" dramatists, seripfwriters, and

novelists, There ‘will be lec-
tures,. panel discussions, “ine
formal meelings and evaluation °
of writlen work done by par-
“A number ef in-
vitalions have been. extended .

_ including George Ryga, Pierre:

Burton and Dick Gordon. Al-
Jemp's have also been made at”

- gontacting Lister Sinclalr,\Tom

*¢ (alented~-and . broadly

“-Sirings and: ‘with ‘Victoria

’ Symphony ‘Orchestra,

- wheel-throwing
~teehniques. will be fealured at
“the igh. school in Penticton

Ardies, Philiip Keller and.
others. :

BAND :

The: Band program ‘will
feature Doug Stark. and John’
Borgergon who will work with’
Ray
Summers of « the Vancouver
DRAMA;

“Sheila Maurer of Winnipeg,
ex-
perienced actress,” director”
and leacher, will “be. the Key

person leading in the: ‘drama,

svorkshop.
SYMPLIONY

The Symphony program ‘will
he a-lwo week extensive String,

Workshop wilh the Purcell;

Kereluk, Concertmisiress of the

Okanagan: : Symphony or-

“chestra. :
WILDLIFE DRAWING
Mr. Clarence Tillenlus will be
thé ‘featured artist working a!

Iha Qkanagan. Game Farm) ig
- affering program for the novice] i

and for ..he experienced: per-

” returning

has an

-Al a:

irkham- ang Jerry:

sons,’ A selection from the Keri a
the §

Rungius paintings of.
Ulenbow — Foundations
Calgary. will be on display.
LALNTING . |

in

“Colour: Composition and :

‘Design’? will be.the feature of
‘the program offered by Harry

Savage of: the University of

Alberta,

“POPPERY.

‘A: two-week program, af
and hand

foliowed by a ane week glaze
workshop conducted at the

~ Naramata Cenlre by Mr. Fred
- Owen of Douglas Cailege; New

Westminister,

2 Tall Ree eT Arena rene arene meee eT ote ce

on't: be ‘surprised if’ the. ath

Annual VYatiety: Club’ Telethon

has the atmnosphere of a college
euinian.“Il's become something

- ofa yearly tradition for many of,

‘(he’stars, stated Peter Barneltl, -
Telethon Chairman for the 6th.
- successive year. *

The ‘Variety’ Club televisian

16th: 10. 5:00:- p.m. Sunday,
February 10th, will), mark
‘Leonard : Nimoy’s - Sih ap.’
pearance ‘on behalf of British
Columbia's “handicapped. ~

Nimoy, :: who _has-- had a
remarkably  successful- acting
career in ‘the lelevision shows

Impossible” and “the
. Broadway stage, will te. ‘joined
by -another ‘old. timer, . Blake
Emmons.

for the 4th lime. .

Kay ‘Turner, lead singer: for
the: “PI
lelevision' shows velurn for a
3rd‘time. Bob “McGarth of.
Sesame Sireet and jazz Aauatist
and television host Paul Horn
are. “offering. their ‘talents a.

. second lime round. - Plus. Jazz -

singer Big Miller who will. be
to =. Vancouver
“especially for (his occasion.

Chief Dan George’ is: ne’
newcomer to ‘this’ year’s
Telethon. No stranger to B.C.
audiences, Chief Dan- is
remembered for his CBC drama

movie “Little: Big Man’, “He

CREATIVE EXPRESSION

provide: ‘a. program of as
craits,, nee, “and Puppetry
“PLANO!
‘Junior ‘Intermediate - and
Senior Master classes with
Warren Mould, Examiner and
Hegistrar: of the Royal Con-
servatory of Music ait be held.
OF E-LOOAL - “WEAVING,
DYING “AND. SPINNING os

. Supplemented with-malerials
from the. Okanagan Game
rm, ,Joyca Cammidge -
gids CollegeWiltotter a two
eck. Workshop" ithe whole

spinning and dying,

APPL Went IN THE

This ‘werksop will feature the

principles and ‘the practice ‘of

design,. working with “leather,
textiles and other materials: “It

“will be.-a.:10- day- ‘workshop
featuring Chris Nancarrow.
Once-again -the, Okanagan

‘Summer School of ‘the “Arts

cenfered in Penticton,’ will offer

approximately -$25.00 - $50.00.
- This ‘works oul lo the range of
“$75 per hour of- instruction.
Once -again jhe “Board of

Directors of the Summer School .
will be offering bursaries and a ~

“hostel. in which. youth’ may- live

while attending the program in °

Penlicton. Puriher information
-relating -both.to bursaries,
hostel and other program
fealures will be available in the
near fulure when the brochure
is published.» Following ‘the 1st
of April registration forms will
be - available for all. of:
; courses.’ Further information
relating to this may be obtained
from. the.” Registrar, The
Okanagan Summer School of

ina Arts, Post Ollie Box Ml; .

‘

Penijcla on, B.C.

THE : HERALD; TERRACE;

“Variety Clu

marathon, to be broadcast on-
the full BCTV network from.
‘9:00 p.m: Salurday.- February.

“Star; Trek” ‘and: Missin 5

Emmons,. ‘a.
* Canadian.” born “country ..and-
‘western singer,-now: based in
Nashville is headlining. the show .

Whistle”

rolds and fram his hil role in ihe .

_has just recenlly returned from

~ Okanagan Summer
~ School of the Arts

° The’

* School’ of ihe Arts, Miss, Susan <Lopatecki will -

rea’ of: eff-loém’ weaving,

_: programs ‘ranging from LO days ,
“103: weeks-a ‘course cost from. ;

-commaner,
. ‘inherited a unique position in a

Certain
inherited with the rank and a ©

the person's name and -crest in-

bee

BG. .

filming “Harry ‘and Tonto” -a

comedy movie, ©
Also making a lelethon debut:
is Vancouver's own ‘“Ausie’’,

‘Ralf Harris... Other stars who

will be appearing are’ singers
Norma Locke, the Bye Sisters

--and Marty Gillan, Band leader

Dal Richards, another familiar

face will be back again as

musical director and. othets

returning include the Variety

Farm Cholr' and ihe Beefealer

Band. Rai Purdy is producing -
the Telethon for th 6th: con-

secutive time.

‘Sponsored by Tent 47, (he
Variety Club of Western

contract, . The contemporary
. purchase equipment. and aime sus de
pense drama: is
handiceppe jootitles to aid scheduled ta commence -prin-
The, most .recent major cipal pholography April Ist,

Canada,..the enterlainment. .

spectacular will be aired over -
all -B.C. . televisions: Ltd.
channels,’ which means
reaching about 90 percent of the
province's population. - . °

‘Chief Barker, Jim: Peacock,

said the club hopes to lop last ~
year's $315,316.00 in’ pledges,
more than 96 pereent of which

was received.
This money raised through

Pacific.
Coast —

Coast Indians.

These stamps, to be issued
February 22, are part-of: the
-continuing four-year series
begun in 1972: portraying the
cullutes of. Canada’ 8 early,
Indian tribes.

The first stamp, ‘depicting a
chief wearing: a Chilkal blanket
at a poulatch feast, waa
designed “by. Lewis Parker of

» Toronte, |." :
~ ‘The second of the lwo stamps _

depicting a‘ thunderbird fronfa
painiing -of a Kwakiutl’ house-

-front and a Salish’ decorative ”

pattern signifying clouds over

mountains, was designed ‘by.

Georges Beaupre of Montreal.

Typography ‘of, both ‘stamps .

was by Georges Beaupre.

“T consider the issue of these
stamps important | to all.
Canadians in that. they help to
remind us of our native heritage

‘and culture,” said Mr, Ouellet.

The Pacific, Coast Indians,
provided with an abundance of
‘commodities -by a rich en-
vironment, were unique among,
Canadian Indians’ in the com:
-plexily of their culture. .
Born .as either a noble or
each. individual

graded scale from the highest
noble to the lowest commoner,
privileges |

dicated his position in the social
hierarchy..

Supernatural beings
associaled with the forest,
waler and sky gredily in-
fluenced the destiny of the

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“ PRESENTS

b Telethon :

-Mental Retardation Institute, :

-has raised mere- than §L1

- Association treals nearly 170

_, reinstated in’ the first stamp

were |

BRASS TOWER

THEYRE REFRESHINGLY- DIFFERENT

; _Mith February - and March —

: ap ico”
Dovigtasy “Neltér; gig > standing assoctation- with: Dben
-¥ecently’. announced his Martin, as Netler worked on‘the
- Yesignation as MGM Executive . Planning and production aflall

Vice-President, continues his films. in the highly successful
association with the Company - Matt Helm series: ‘The
ag producer-of Ricco" starring Silencers," “‘Murderer’s Row,

Dean Martin, according jo . THe Ambusers”. and fre

‘the telethon will be directed in.
part this year to Variety's B.C.

This new facility-lo be built at’.
the University ofB.C, to replace
quarlers in old army huts where

pre-school youngslers' are Daniel Melnick, : Senior Viee. Wrecking 'Crew.”

taught and trained, alsowhere  progident-Worldwide ior Vie Netter slated thal “We fire
special experience and in- Production. now developing the chardcler
struction are given touniversity.  “piceg” is the first film to roll. und personality: of “Ricco”! for

students whe will! (real men-
laliy: retarded ‘in the fulure.
Tent 47 of the Variety Club

Dean Martin; anticipating.
it not only will be a succes: "
film, but may also lead to vd a

under thé MGM_ banner since
Frank E.Rosenfelt hecame
president, and. the first - of.
Martin's films under his new
three-year, three-picture MGM

motion picture’ series 'gnd
million subsequent television seri¢s

telethons, (he funds going | to.

ibraugh previous.

Dean Marlin plays the title
role of Ricco, a street lawyer In
San Francisco, whose contacts
with both the police and the
underworld bring about his
involvement in a controversial
murder case.

Netter's return to production
marks the renewal of a long-~

facility. constructed by Tent 47
is the Variety Trealment Centre
for children opened in January
in Surrey “where the. Lower.
Fraser Valley . Cerebral

youngsters.

Tent 47.donated a’ bus to the
Lazelle pre-school in Terrace
last year-through the efforts of
Variety Club: member, Bill
Young. : :

ie ee ta erie ae Nee ahr

‘Specializing in

Chinese. and- Canadian’

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people: The spirits ot animals |
and. fish; especially the salmon,
were important deities. :

‘For Take. 0 ui Sérviee

Phone 635- 6184.
‘Shan Yan' Restaurant!

“Where the customer is “King”

eee -

Gedar bark provided’ the main
bric for, coarse . functional
clothing. ar

, Incorporated |n the design of
these stamps is the. symbolic
“ec” indicating Canada: Post
Office registration of copyright,
followed. by.a miniscule date,
: indicating the year of issue. this
‘hidden date inscription was

‘

‘eross from the Cop:

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