TOM MCMILLAN AND Laura Woitas, along with the rest of the LGH garage sale committee, show the results of a
recent garage sale which raised $3,006.15 toward buying new equipment for the hospital. (Eric Eggertson photo}

All the arts well covered

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players of any instruments
and there will be special
optional workshops during
each of the four weeks that
range from vocals to per-
cussion The teachers are
Don Clark Tess Mariasine.
Howard Spring and en-
semble coordinator
“Cham” Paine

The course “Music of the

Les

Whole Earth’ taught by
Spring, Obo Addy and
KRukrudu. explores diverse

musical tradivons Kukrudu
‘harthquake), an ensemble
of master musicians from
(shana. will hold a workshop
and performance

Writing COULSES ate
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the Young Audience”
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with

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Writing with Sid Marty
Manusenpt workshops on

playwriting. prose and
poetry. wilh be taught by
Steven Petch. Graeme
Gibsen, and Daphne Marlatt
respectively Margyaret
Atwood and other

distinguished Canadian
writers will give a series of
readings for the festival

In the visual arts area.
Gsordon Mackie ts back
instructing drawing. and Les
Wersbrich retums with color
theory and watercolor in a
four-week course Phyllis
Margolin will present a four
week workshop called
“Watercolor Painting in the
Mountains.” and a

new
Course “Painting for
Disabled People” in which

students are encouraged to
discover lechmiques that

enable them to express

themselves visually.

A workshop with
Prestigious weaver, Yoshiko
Wada, is the focal point of
the six weaving = classes
offered A special semes of
slide lectures will ac.
company these courses,
open to the public

Other courses include two
photography classes,
papermaking, Hlustrabon on
cloth, and a coupe for
sculptors, fine woodworkers
and architects, called
“Chainsaw Jigs for Art and
Architecture” with Will
Malloff There ts also a four
week maSsage course that
offers a certificabon traming
program

And for the first) time
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biology and English will be
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