Weekend Matinees
Sept. 14th & 15th

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PACIFIC Salmon Foundation’s Rich Chapple holds one of three paintings that PHENOMENON
were selected as finalists in a design contest held in conjunction with the recent THIS SUMMER'S MOST BXPLOS
Coho Festival. The winner was Bruce Muir, who's painting (far left) earned him AND RIVETING SLSPESSETHELLL imate ie at 2.00 815 pm
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year’s official saltwater fishing licenses. The other two finalists were Bill Munsie Sogo : : oy sam est
(centre painting) and James Wiens (painting held by Chapple). Restay : : = ote: Alinka

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specialty channel fare. documentary based on the lite

Bravo! (channel 28) is air-
ing Martin Scorsese’s Raging
Bull (commercial-free) tonight

and times of comic-book artist
Robert Crumb, at 9 p.m,
— Andrew McCredie

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Opened Performances Average

On Broadway To Date Per Year
Bl. Cats Ot 7/82 $47?
M 2. Les Miserables Mar 12/87 3565
3. The Phantom of The Opera fan 26/88 3263
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Feb 19/92 1566