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Council August 12 to 16 at Klee Wyck. The painting classes sre especigsly tailored (o individual needs.

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ST. ELMO’S Fire burns with a flame lit for a yup-
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out in the cold.

So what else is new? Ite
summertime for the cinemas
and youth films are where the
bucks are. Columbia Pictures
has turned oul a movie
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and university grad girts while
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Love, friendship and the
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feeds on all these emotions.
My main complaint with
this band of cavaliar college
kids is that the high unemp!cy-
ment rate and hard economic
times of the 1980's i: not to be
heard or seen through eny of
the characters. )irector Joel

Schumacher, who co-wrete
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smarts to cast a talented ycung
group of actors. it’s too bad
the lines are often pat aad
predictable.

Tne characters quickly
establish themseives, beginn-
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THE ADVENT of summer
brings out the creative and
energetic sides to some peo-
ple.

The West Vancouver
Community Arts Council
wants to take advantage of
that.

West Van’s Arts Council
is offering an instructional
course under artist Jack
Campbell.

Campbell will be taking
advantage of the park setting
at Klee Wyck for an inten-
sive week of drawing and
painting for the beginning to
advanced artist.

The course, for teens and
adults, runs August 12-16.

During the mornings, a
number of drawing ap-
proaches will be used to help
students in the handling of
landscape forms. in , the
afternoons, an exploration
of traditional and contem-
porary approaches to paint-
ing will be offered. Em-
phasis will be on the

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forms.

Camptell works as a full
time artist, graphic designer
and art instructor.

For a number of years he
has taught in the Lower
Mainiand and for eight years
he taught full time at the
Kootenay School of Art.

He presently teaches for
Emily Carr College, the
Vancouver School Board,
the Okanagan Summer
School of the Arts and the
White Rock Art Association.

In all his classes, personal-
ized instruction is offered to
all students: beginner, in-
termediate and advanced.
Students will be encouraged
to work at their own level
while developing a personal
imagery in their painting.

Early registration is
recommended.

Call 922-1110 or drop
by Klee Wyck, 200 Keith
Rd., West Vancouver,
mornings to pre-register.

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