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talents of several local artists. Works include acrylics, water colours, oils and photography. —

Driving Miss Daisy
Starring Jessica Tandy, Morgan
Freeman, Dan Aykroyd.
Produced by Richard D. Zanuck
and Lil Fini Zanuck. Directed by
Bruce Beresford. Rating: PG.
Running time: 99 minutes.

The story unfolds in Atlanta,
Georgia, 1948, Daisy Worthing
(Jessica Tandy) is a proud,
stubborn old woman. Although
her late husband amassed a small
fortune in paper and cotton,
Daisy herself comes from humble
beginnings. And she is
determined to never forget that.

After a minor car accident, her
son Boolie (Dan Aykroyd) tries
to convince her to give up driving
and hire a chauffeur. Miss Daisy,

predictably, stoutly refuses, sO
Boolie goes ahead and hires Hoke
Collman (Morgan Freeman).

Miss Daisy is furious; she
refuses to ride with Hoke,
preferring to walk or take the
streetcar. But Hoke isn’t easily
dissuaded. He’s just as stubborn
as she is. And so begins a
relationship that will span more
than 20 years between a wealthy
Jewish woman and an illiterate
black man. 7

_ The Rousters
Starring Chad Everett, Jim
Varney. Produced by Stephen J.
Cannell. Directed by E.W. .
Swackhamer. Rating: PG.
Running time: 72 minutes.

The Earp gang rides again!
Brothers Wyatt and Evan Earp

(Chad Everett and Jim Varney)
are the direct descendants of the

” famous (infamous) lawman.

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Wyatt is a-rouster for.
Sladetown Midway. Evan, who
claims his brain is a national
resource, is a combination
inventor and jack-of-all-trades.
When he isn’t tearing workable
machinery apart, he’s turning
toasters into chemical separators
or bright blue mouse traps into
burglar alarms. Their mother is a
gun-totin’ modern day Ma

Barker, always on the lookout for
outlaws. She’s all for shooting

first and asking questions later.
Things get really crazy when
the Earps run into a band of bad
guys out to rob an armoured car,
and Wyatt’s son hides a girl from

her mother’s abusive live-in

boyfriend. Wyatt soon finds
himself mired up to his armpits
in shotguns, mouse traps and bad
tempered bullies!

It won’! set the world. on fire,

_ but this movie is still a lot of fun.

_ Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 8, 1990 Bll

| Local artists

reveal variety —

of backgrounds

Contributed by the
Terrace Art Association

This summer’s show, on dis-
play at the gallery until Aug. 30,
is made up of an.assortment of
various local artists’ works.

The following are brief
resumes of the artists exhibiting
in this show;

Thora Arnold-Smith — Thora
has been painting for about five
years. As she is still experiment-
ing, she hasn’t quite achieved
one particular style yet. She is
basically self-taught, although
she has taken some local art
classes.

Cc. Braam — Mr. -Braam
specializes in pen and ink draw-
ings. Although he has done
some oil works, he believes that
he'll stick mostly to his pens and
paper. He is self-taught and has
been drawing ever since he was a
very young boy.

Joan Brady — Joan has taken
several summer sessions, in-
cluding one session at the Ann
Marie Nehring Summer School
and one of Dave Comfort’s
water colour workshops. Joan
would like to say that she’s ‘‘still
learning!”’

Helen Clements — Helen

started drawing at an early age

and in later years she went on to
take a university transfer course
in fine arts. She has taken a
commercial art course, which
helped her learn how art was
used in advertising, as well as
private lessons from a profes-
sional oil painter. Working in a
Montreal art gallery encouraged
Helen to start painting more
consistently.

Betty Demmitt — Betty is self-
taught, although she has taken
some local art courses. She likes
to work with oils and has been
doing so for almost 12 years.
Betty's reason for painting is her
love for Terrace; the beautiful
scenery inspires her.

Barbara Highe — Barbara has
taken Art 101 and Art 201 at the
Northwest Community College.
She’s been painting for 21 years
and has previously used . oils,
acrylics, and done silk
screening... almost everything

except photography. Most
recently, she’s into water col-
ours.

Wally Humphrey — Wally is.
a local Terrace painter. He
worked as a commercial sign
painter for 40 years. He is a fre-
quent exhibitor in the Spring
Arts and Crafts Show and in,our
Terrace Art Gallery.

Lucas Maikapar — Luke is
only 17 years old. Although he
has taken school art courses

“every year in high school, he is

also self-taught. His entry of the
two piece set. “Glimpses” is his
first showing in a gallery, but we
hope not his last.

Diane Myher —- Diane has on-
ly been painting for the last two
years. She took art at the
Okanagan Summer School of
the Arts and previously enrolled
in local Parks and Recreation art
courses.

Lorie Parr — Lorie is a self-
taught artist, and he has 11
pieces of work in our show this
summer. He’s a member of
Skeena Colors, a group of local
artists who work together on the
techniques of water colour.

Vi Timmerman — Vi has
three photographs displayed in
the gallery this summer and

several others for sale in our gift
shop.

Joanne Thomson — Joanne
has been through art courses at
both UBC and the Emily Carr
School of Art. She works at the
Northwest Community -College
as a nursing coordinator, and in
her spare time she works on her

art, The media she’s using thost —. -

recently are water colours ‘and
water colour pencils.

Don Weir — Don has had no
formal art training, although
he’s benefitted from time spent

painting with Wally Humphrey .

and Dave Nehring. When Don
came from California to Canada
in 1975 he came as a school
teacher. It wasn’t until 10 years
ago that he took up painting
full-time.

We at the gallery hope you'll:
enjoy this summer’s show.
Thank you.

The Terrace Inn —

‘Northwest Arts and
Entertainment Calendar

Terrace Art Gallery —
@ Until September 1 — Mixed media summer show.

Northern Motor Inn, George’s Pub —
e Until August 18 — “Champagne Plus”.

@ Gigi’s — “Guardian”, back by popular demand. They're really hot! ;
e Augie’s — Karin Ljungh and Glen Fossum. a

Kitimat Centennial Museum —
@ Aug. 8 to Sept. 9 — Kitimat artists feature the most recent works b

iocal artists. Landscapes, portraits, wildlife, native-design, abstract and
social commentary in water colours, oils, ink, clay and photography.

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