Deggans expand courses in France

Paul and Babette Deggan are once again
offering their popular painting in France
workshop this summer, but they have also
expanded their offerings to include a
course on French cuisine, and one on
photography. All of these courses will be
taking place at the CentreEstival des Arts
de Montaigut-le-Blanc, Paul and Babette's
studio in a picturesque medieval hill
village in the heart of the Auvergne. The
village of Montaigut-le-Blanc is dominated
by the ruins of its 12th century castle
and overlooks valleys rich in vineyards
and orchards—the perfect spot for a
summer painting class. The workshops are
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Provincial exhibit comes to Cap

The CASP program for native students is
pleased to announce that they will be
sponsoring the first in a series of B.C.
Provincial Museum travelling exhibits.
"Petroglyphs and Pictographs" will be set
up in the lobby area of the second floor
of H building from Monday, February 17 to
Friday, March 21. Petroglyphs and
pictographs are forms of rock are which
can be found in many parts of B.C. and are
the subject of extensive research.

Happenings in Sechelt

The Forestry Conference held in Sechelt
on January 23 was a considerable success
according to Sechelt Coordinator April
Struthers. Over 100 people attended and
April was particularly pleased that they
represented a good cross-section of the
community from small businessmen,
contractors and local politicians, to
loggers, tree planters, and people in the
firewood sales business. Twenty presenters
spoke to the attendees over the day-long
conference which was held in the Sechelt
Indian Band Hall.

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Vill No. 4 February 3, 1986

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