The | cight ;anfiual “Terrace
Arts, Crafis‘and Habhy Show,
coming up this weekend, should
prove. memeriable for the

demonstrations . being. held
during the twa and a half days
dhe Shaw: will be open. For
-specifie limes | for -deman-
sirations; places and other
details, youll “find: an ad-
“yerlisement elsewhere “in -this
issue. :

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Cannes Filin Festival, May.9-2
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number and cariety of practical ,

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aa A . . dhe Caledonia Art Sludents.
. ‘To dale dennionstrations have- The :
“witnessed a. growilig: ierest
10:30am), Saturday and Sunday

Film, Board will be the official,

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a . > ‘The 100-acre site of the Expo '74 World's Fair nears completion. The fair, which
'~ has an environmental theme, will open May 4, clase Nov. 3. The site, which covers
“ thesouth andnorth banks of the Spokane river and two islands midstream, was once
a blemished, soat-covered railroad marshalling area, All bul the tower of one of the

Practical demonstrations highlight — BCTV to air pilot
> Arts and Crafts show caren

Schmidt ‘and Erica Komm are. .

“Pleasure Fair’) Incidentally
although. specific times have
heen quoted for each craft, in
the main artists and erafismen

“willbe on hand and working, so

don't worry if you miss an artist
al his or her speeifiedlime, You
will probably calch up on your
interest. any time’ during the
Shaw, wt Soe
Among the varied Jare being
offered this: year there will be
portrait puinting session by
Merilyn Halla welcome visit
from’ Davidson from. the
Charlottes wha will do-orgillite
carving: Batik and Tye-Dye by
Humplirey. and silk screen by

The “last - few: ‘years hay

und insurrection of the ancient
crafts of spinning. weavibg and
natural dyeing, Nadene Asame,
Rena Bolton, dan MacLeod,

Moira Sheridan, Mrs. Dehn,
NFB Short Chosen

_ for Cannes

“The film shows an affluent
tian, . Whose just 10 eal
every ling he sees leads hin le
acrude and sardonie end - at the
fands ef a mob uf. slarying
‘punans, : im

*Foldes, who is one of te few

'was tavarded a special diploma

_ for his film Metadata", which
= represenied the NPB ul the 1972
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Festival,
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no artists or crafismen achieves. -

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aiming those who have explored
ihe .vartous abpecis of these
crafls and will be working hard
Since

ur even desires the same
results, this will be a first-class
oppurtunily for the public to
observe and appreciate (he
infinile varicly, possible. in
creating fibres. and the in-
dividual. ‘persunalily. stamp

imparted on each weaving. |

Jan McLeod and Marty
Marshall will show their shills
al, potlery and Thora Arnold-

be ‘covered by! Jeane:

_and Joanne Thomson, | Andther

new feature this year will be a
gel-logether of painters on
Sunday afternoon, They will be
on hand 10 disucss the explain
their work with visitors, A:
special welegme will ga to oul-
oftowner Bill Visserman who is
coming up to show his waler:.
colors. He shows exhibits every
year und those who appreciate
ihe subleties of these difficulties

» medium, will havea chal with

hime ove - : ioe
I is hoped any ulher artists

“who may nob have heard of this -
gathering will join us on Sunday -

allernvon. Youare welocome to
bring dlung your gear + sel up
m the spol-if’ you

wish. =;

As you will seefrom all the -
uclivities planned, the Arts &:
Crafis peuple are working their

hardes! (o-make. the ap-
proaching ‘exbibilion the.-best-
aver, Turn. oul and. enjoy
yourselves. 92

: We'll see you this. weekend.

AME ath ANNUAL
} TERRACE ARTS, CRAFTS
& HOBBIES SHOW

SPONSORED BY THE TERRACE ART ASSOCIATION
Caledonian School Gymnasium
*  APRIL13,14,15

Open Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 10 pim.

Program of Demonstrations’ Free at, the DOOR.
Come & see local artists & crafts people demonstrate their work:
SOME OF THE MANY DEMONSTRATIONS ARE:

PORTRAIT PAINTING - 10:30 - 11:30 -
ARGILLITE CARVING - 10:30 ~ 12:00 ”
TIE-DYE & BATIK - 1:30 - 2:30
SPINNING, WEAVING & NATURAL DYEING - 2:00- 3:00,
) ROCK CARVING - 2:30 - 3:30— -
{ POTTERY - 3:00- 4:00
] MACRAME - 3:30 - 4:30

f . POTTERY - 7:30'- 8:30
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stations (upper center)

Jemembers of the: grou

“struments... The. graup
“pow In- Calgary, have: played ”

air April 17.

~ pilot shaw of “Oscar Peterson

jnitiated the upcoming Oscar

os a

/ a i
has been torn down. Center is the white canopy of the U.S,

* pavilion. To its left is the pavilion of the Soviet Union, which covers 52,000 square
-” feet (andisthe biggest of the foreign exhibits.) .

productions’

On: three “consecutive Wed-

‘nesday evenings in April,
‘British Columbia Television
- Will televise three pilot. musical

productions -produced at BCT-
V's ‘studios. Each show was

- produced for presentation to (he
Network, with a possibility of |
‘developing inia. a series,

’ The first show, entitled "Alive
and’ Singing’. features the
gnerpelic young group know as
“Stratus Faction’... ‘These
iwetily young. western
Canadians completely lake aver
the half-hour, dishing oul many
lavish production numbers. :All

Vancouver “and nipst :Weslern
céntres,’ Guest star of ‘Alive
and Singing “' is Lesley Gore.
best-known for her 1960s ‘hil,
“It's My Party”.

The following Wednesday.
April 24, BCTV will televise the

This show, when
to CTV recently.

Presents".
presented

Peterson series, debuting on the
full network this June,-

seven oionths.

\cight-piece band
’ Ponlera-:
Bandled’by Jack «Card, who’

This show io.

The (hird shaw in the series is
a recent BCTV production, call
“Gom Papa’. Here, the music
is striclly international in
selection. The featured songs
and dances include numbers
from the successful ‘Jacques
Brel is Alive and Well and
Living in- Paris‘

entertained “Vancouveriles for
Host is Pat
Rose, Backed up by Ruth Nicol:
and Brent Curver. Leading the
é is Jose
Choregraphy is

performed a - similar function

“for hn. earlier ‘BCTV series,

njo Parlour’
roe

- Dick Caldwell & the Celebreties

Return to the Terrace

The most popular group
ever to entertain here

Greater Participation |

Provincial Secretary, the.

Honourable Ernest “Hall, has
annopnced thal a very
productive meeling was held on
April 2 with Members of the
Arts Access Executive Stecring
Committee In connection: with
formulating a new cultural
policy for the Province.

Mr. Hall stated that he had
tabled a paper at the meeting
which provided a broad outline
of anew policy which in essence
calls for greater participation in
the arls by all British Colum-
bians and for Lhe establishing of
a Brilish Columbia Arts Council
and 15 Regional Art Panels, It
is proposed that the British
‘Columbia Arts Council be
composed, of ten members,

.eight elected from the Regions

7 See what .
your dollars

and two appointed by the
“Government: The Regional
Arts Panels would have eight
Members, six elected by peers
in each Region and {two ap-
" pointed by the Government. .
The Paper suggests that lhe, six
elected Members in each
Region should include an
amateut artist, two
professional artisis

administrators, one craflsmen
and one tepresentalive each

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n the Arts

from the ethnic community and
from the youth community.
The Provincial Secretary
stated ihal copies of the Paper
had been malled 1o Community
Arts Councils and lo cultural
Non-Profit Orgnaizations
throughout the Province and
that they, along with the Arts
Access Committee and others,
have been requested lo .com-

-menl andte offer suggestions on ,

the draft policy by June 30.

BEFORE

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7:00 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.

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_ thirds af his-trio, Niels Hem-

“Although the series will include
a few format changes from the

snealpreview for jazz lovers.
Along with Oscar Pelersan, the
show indludes the ather: two- ;

ming Pedersen on bass and Joe
Pass on guilar. Speciat guest
for the pilot will be well-known
songatress Carmen McRae. A
highlight is her. rendilion of

+ “Imagination”.

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