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STUDENTS FROM VARIOUS West Van elementary schools have been putting baby salmon back into creeks and

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THE NEWS, followed by The Sports. What about The Arts?

A challenge for the news media will be one of the topics presented at the coming provincial Arts Conference to take place in North Vancouver on May 414, 15 and 16, at Capilano

College and the Coach House Inn. The Conference’ is

sponsored by the Assembly of B.C. Arts Councils, which represents a “united voice” for the arts from nearly every community in the province.

Arts and the Media is the theme of this year's con- ference which aims at an examination of mutual concerns, successes, failures, the promotion of the arts at the grass-roots level and a sharing of ideas and information.

Keynote speakers on the first two days include the

following: Mavor Moore, Chairman of the Canada Council; Clarke Davey,

Publisher of the Vancouver Sun; Tom Hudson, Dean of Instruction, the Emily Carr College of Art and Design. Resource panelists and workshop/seminar leaders

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Centre for Continuing Education, Records and Publication Department;

Noreen Fairweather, Editor of Discovery magazine and Public Relations, Director of the United Way; Bernard Liu, President of World View Television Limited (recently announced multi- cultural Pay TV network); Bob Neighbors, Vancouver Community College Graphics Department; Ted Kingan, Knowledge Net- work; Elizabeth Wilson, Producer, CBC's Review; Gordon Inglis, retired CBC news spokesman; Bill Nemtin, Director, Public Broadcasting System; Cloudsley Hoodspith, Publisher, Squamish Times, Bill Elliot, Vice President, Production, BCTV; Noel Wright, Editor-in-Chief, the North Shore News; Vianne Lyman, Vice President, Programming and Corporate Development, North Shore Cable West, and _ other

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