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Penticton alive with summer arts activitie:

THE THEME of this year's
Okanagan Summer School of the
Arts (OSSA) is Arts, Action,
Adventure, in salute to the B.C.
Summer Games that are being held
in Penticton this year,

Special courses and events have
been planned around the theme, and
participants will have an opportunity
to entertain games participants.

OSSA was established in 1960

‘by the City of Penticton, the local
Chamber of Commerce and school
district, .and members. of the
Penticton arts community.

This year's events include a
Canada Day opening in Gyro Park, at
July 14 fashion show and exhibition,
a String Academy recital on July (5,
a youth musical theatre review on
July 22 and a jazz night on July 21.

Classical music programs include
piano instruction for soloists, the
String Academy — a two-week pro-
gram of serious chamber music
study and light-hearted recreation —
and classical guitar lessons.

Esther Tsang-Plant and Rosalind
O'Keefe will head the Suzuki Violin
Institute.

MOVIE... Those who long for the days
when men were men and wars were fought
without the aid of the computer chip will
reve] in the Oscar-winning picture Patton
(tonight at 8 p.m. on channel 12),

George C. Scott commands the perfor-

There are also band and choral
programs. Music and dance pro-
grams offer several unusual courses
including an African drum and
dance workshop, yoga, Himalayan
dance and a special singing work-

2 DAY
VICTORIA CHEMAINUS

Get-Away

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE
Royal British Museum's
“Heritage of Genghis Khan”,
Butchart Gardens, Chemainus
Theatre, overnight at The
Coast Victoria Harbourside.
Meals: 2L / 1D

DEPARTS
June 29 and July 20

shop, Releasing the Inner Voice.
with West Vancouver resident and
nationally renowned singer Ann
Mortilee, Instruction in rock, pop,
blues, jazz and musical theatre is
also offered.

You're

Craft and fibre arts and visual ar
programs, theatre and literary art
and youth programs round out t
curriculum, For a curriculum guid
or more information, phone (
493-3390 or fax (604) 493- 0392...

Invited

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mance of a lifetime as the flamboyant
General George S. Patton in director's
Franklin J. Schaffner’s 1970 classic that
chronicles the meteoric rise — and subse-
quent demise — of one of the 20th centu-
ry’s most celebrated figures.

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Crown Odyssey cruise to §
Scandinavian Capitals this &

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_ 4 be'on the same cruise. Call his %
office for information

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Your Schoo! Board hits your services.
and runs off with $229, 000! oe

- STAR PRINCESS
Cdn $820 pp/dbl
6 nights
Sent 18 to 24
© 4 nights cruising
Vancouver to San Diego
¢2 nights Pan Pacific Hotel in
San Diego
¢ Airfare San Diego to Vancouver
» Airport / Pier transfers

Crossing guards provide a valuable service for a valuable asset—our children!
The Board of School District 44 in North Vancouver voted to abolish this service |

GAL PRINCE
RE SS and pocket the $229,000 to make up for poor financial planning.

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7 nights
Inclusive of Airfare from
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‘Sailing dates: Oct. 14, 21, Nov.
04, 11, 18, 25, Dec. 02, 09, 16

“Reservations are subject to availability,
Taxes are extra, Call us for details,

Parents! Address the school board.Don’t let them compromise our children’ s safety!

Guy Heywood vice-chair 998-5325,
Rev. Roy Dungey 986-2855
Marg Jessup 988-5508 -

Chief Philip Joe 987-1156

Rick Buchols 929-7828 —

Barb MacLellan chair 980-8241
Pat Heal 984-0768

Canadian Union of Public Employees
' Local 389