‘Signs’ ‘and, ‘posters on:

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- estate signs, ‘ads'for. garage.

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"a very interesting display. for your enjoyment. .
Several members of_the Art association have donated -

well.

and: Monday.

paintings, photographs, weavings and embroidery to give
~ you a retrospective look at local art. ;

, | The Kermode Friendship Center ‘has donated many :

' photographs of Indian culture.and will be improving the -
display by writing some descriptive material to help you
_ understand the significance of the display. .

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_gpetroglyphs that were found on Ringbold Island in the
Skeena River and this is a most interesting exhibition as

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available to physically and
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Saluda a

‘Skeena’-Vailey. Farmer's

Market:‘is. held. every

_ Saturday:from'9 a.m. to2.
* pm at the Lower. Little |

parking ™lot.. in: Terrace,

' Fresh local produce, crafts,

fish, ‘smoked meats, “and
refreshments are for sale.

'* Watch for a bigger selection

‘towards’ mid-August. when
crops begin really coming

and one for: the Terrace ~ jp,

Northwest ‘Community
* College's learning * resource
center. Some ‘of the’
different : services include
vaids for the handicapped,
* education, eriployment,
recreation, — ‘transportation,
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cerebral . ‘palsy,
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‘disease, tuberculosis, etc.

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Producing. such a. resource
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disabled - people more
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manager, says -they- hope :..
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-* music for fhe most ‘part and you certainly.

can’t’ have it on in the background while
2: you're. reading ‘or trying. to. carry on a

Used. by all walks of life.

A music-filled, fun-filled,
of summer is planned”

Folk Fest will be held in the
last. weekend of August and

_ this year organizers . are | -

“extending ‘an ‘invitatlon to
the © community ~ to
participate. ; ;
The community is invited
to;display arts and cratts,
help provide, music, food
(all; ethnic .

welcome), plus ‘the

performing -arts such \as «

clowns, jugglers . and
puppeteers. One of the

‘features is a children’s area |

so people whocan work with
‘and entertain children are

needed, Volunteers.are also

néeded in setting up and

“cleaning up'at Lower Little -

Park for the fest. .
The folk fest will go. from

; “about noon to dark. If you

Can help in any way call ©
“Northern deLights at 635-
$415 or: write to the Folk

_ Fest: people: at: Box 482 in :

- Terrace. -

. ‘Another’ v ‘organization

lookitig for volunteers is the
Skeeria. Valley. Falf Fair.
. -Number 13:ia ‘being planned
"for Sept. 34° at. Lions Park
and .the’ Thornhill
Community Centre and the
’ fairs: association relies .
._ beavilyon a lot of kind. .
‘hearted: folks; who.volunteer .
‘thelr. ‘services for
-everything from judging

exhibits to'cleaning up, but .

. ight now: what they really
‘ need is people to help plan
and organize.’ If you are
interested .in vegetable
gardening,’ ‘livestock, -
baking, | photography,

_ flowers, needlework, ° to
name “but.@ few of. the .
categories why not call,
. Fred. Annett 635-3263, Bill
Boullier at 696-0209 or. Mary

» 9:30

ma 9 yéar olds, “The: Sep i
“meets at Riverlodge at 9:30‘. Saturd:

“a.m. and returns. there at °-g- p.m;

"4:30. p.m.-Monday ‘through

Wednesday. Thursday they

again meat at Riverlodge at:
then -
~ overnight at ‘Hirsch Creek...
‘The head ledder for - this

a.m,.. and

camp. is. Don -Mah and

" transportation :is provided

by the: Community Van. -

: - Volley” ‘ball Camp from
- > July_ 26-98 :lsvthree. days ‘of

‘volleyball: instruction and
_. fun for only $15-rincluding a
* Tshirt. For ages 10-15,

Summer. ~ :Playgrounds

from Monday to Friday. 10.:

a@:m.-12° noon: 1 p.m." at

Kildala;Nechako and Roy.
‘ Wileox Schools for children
ages 6-12 years are invited -

to come, and have. an

-enjoyable time.

Until Feiday, July 29°
The Kitimat «Centennial

“closed -
-. Mondays, -

"Until July 30°
A new ‘exhibition “of
modern Japanese prints by :
Kiyosh! Saito has-just been
received by the “Kitimat
Museum. Saita's prints: Are
a blend of the: artiatic
content of the west and'the |

woodblock - ‘technique » of
Japan. His work ig'collected _

by major museunis‘all over
the world, and by thousands

of individuals who » buy their

first print when: they 7
encounter - his” bold: and
graceful work. iMuseum
hours are: Tuedday to”
Thuraday and Saturday
from. 11 ‘a.m.’ to ‘S$ pm.,

- Friday from 11 a.m. to 8°
- pm, and closed Sinday and

Monday

you: are-invited ‘to it. ~
-~The-third-annual:* “Summer-->

. it.

groups |
‘tracks:are ‘worthwhile,

'Q-FEEL.

Record Reviews ="

BRUISEOLOGY. | Waitresses.
_ Records (PDS-1-8367}.

This is'a record that is easy to admire

but - difficult to enjoy.

‘The -Waitesses’ second. album,
Bruiseology, is an extremely demanding ©
album that makes the listener either pay -

imagination—the rhythms :are complex»

often sound inapptopriate:and the overall

\ feel of the record is alniost' antisocial and

certainly not. corimerclal.
You can't. dance to the Waitresses’

Conversation. -. It's “compe music,
‘thodgh, and it reaches out and grabs the
Hsterier right away.

The big: problem’ with Brulseology is
‘that, once it has your attention it doean't
seem to have anything to offer you to keep
“There is an awful lot going on, but
‘everything, the music and the lyrics and
-the--attltude, seem so confused and”.

- abrasive . that it’s difficult-to keep the

record on ‘the turntable,

Taken a track ata time, the Waitresses
are a little easier to listen to. Several
especially

“Thinking About Sex Again‘and A Girl's

Gotta Do, and one at a time most of them

can be figured out to a certain extent,
especially if you keep the lyric sheet in

front of you and make sure you think about

what's going on all the time,

“The concept of the group is interesting,
too—a female. singer singing specifically
female songs’ that are written by the
‘guitarist, who's a male. Chris Butier may
be a bit hard to take in large doses, but he
‘turns a phrase like a lathe tums wood and
there are occasional flashes of incredible
insights that are almost always

immediately drowned in the sound. = «

However, don’t play it at'a party unless
you want everyone to leave. Bruiseology
isn't a fun record, but it's worth a listen if

‘you really want a record to just Ilsten to.
Q-Feel.. Jive. Records:
Quality Records (JV-0605) a

Polydor :

"attention or want to shut it off. It’s nota «
* pleasant record by any stretch’of the
information pertaining tu: |’
and changeable, the lyrics are obscure and

. fun for so long, eyen if you do i
and tie'on, Ly

But, hey, listen, you can dance 0
That’s what it’s for. It’s almost as
as the old disco records that listed songs by
title and beats-per-minute. In fact,.that’ll
probably be next for Q-Feel.

_ PETER GABRIEL PLAYS LIVE. Peter

Gabriel, Geffen Records (2 GHS “40i2),
Those attending a Peter Gabriel concert

. don’t go expecting good, oldtime funtime

rock and rol]. Don't expect it when buying
his live album, either.

Gabriel has never been known. for his

beer-and-loud-music. albums. ‘Instead, -
ever since leaving Genesis and even before
that, his music has been leaning toward -
the intelligent and camtemplative, quieter
side of the scale.
. That’s all reflected on. “this oddly
disappointing ‘live. double LP. Also
reflected, here are the weaknesses of
trying to duplicate on stage with a five-
man band what it takes scores. to put
togetherina studio.

This isn't a bad LP, just one for those
who have acquired a taste for-Gabriel's |
music. His only hit on AM radlo was the
offbeat (for AM, not for Gabriel) hen, Rs

peter
“abril

releases several fine albums. that have
sold well to those who buy theri, ‘but ”
haven't made a big’ impression. on. the .
megabuck charts. .

That's easy. to understand, ' though,

, considering the’ subject matter’: of

‘Now, here's a record you can throw: anit: ‘Gabriel's songs. ' Intruder, for instante,

‘you want noise in the background while”
you'ré washing the'dishes, ~*~.
‘Two sides “of . completely brainless

- rhythmic sourd-alike aynthesized white- y
ripoff purik fink, the self-titled album by ”
. QFeel is definitely geared specifically for

the “‘new-music" end of the business, and I

"" mean business,’

There is frothing ‘ on this record that

hasn't been done before, nothing that «
‘ basn’t been done better and nothing that

‘Isn't ‘completely predictable. The thrust of
the music here is “dance your tail off? ~

‘and, with song‘titles like Dancing in

Heaven “(Orbital Be-Bop} and Electric
Feet: (Rhythm -Machine), well, it doesn't

’ take much to get the idea awtully quickly,

If, in fact, the photos on the back cover of
the album i are those of the members of Q-

Feel, they even look like slightly shabby

of the corporate establishment.
fe course, that would fitin éxactly with the

- purely mercenary message of this record,
and let's face it, this kind of atuff is only

he.

work b

out a man who does break-and-entets
a living. Or Family Snapshot; whith
y be based on the Lee Harvey Oswald-
Kennedy assassination.

~ Not really upbeat material, There rea
couple of more conniercial-sounding’ ‘cute

- here, like D.1.¥:, Gabriel's version of Take

This Job and Shove It, and Shock: The

"Monkey.

And, like most live albums, some songs
feothers don't soqinto
‘Sh Jodinto is very: good,

‘come off ‘at all; :

‘and Family Sapshot is better here than

the studio version, but numbers like Biko
and others just don't seem to trake it live.
If you're a fan, you'll: probably enjoy this
one better than an uninitlated-listenér,
Other records would Make a better

‘introduction,’‘though.

supplied by.

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