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Local lung association organizers are hoping for a full house at the $25 a seat event. Ticket purchases are available from Saywell's Leather Goods, 14 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa or the Lung Association cail 436-1046. Proceeds from this Benefit Per- formance will be used to finance greater access to the "Lungs are for Life" school program. Oshawa and Peterborough Sym- phonies and the Calgary Philhar- monic. He currently lives in Ottawa where he is a member of the national Arts Centre ýOrchestra. Most recently he was one of *only four conductors from North Anierica to appear as active per- formers at the 1987 summer session of the Internationale Bachakademie in Stuttgart, West Germany, working under the great conductor and Bach authority Helmut Rilling. Tickets are available at Saywell's and Long & McQuade in Oshawa, Rickaby's in Bowmanville, and Middleton's in Whitby. Prices are, aduits and seniors, $12; students, $6. Tickets are also available hy calling 579-6711 or at the door, the evening of the performance. Vnstopers New De mw- IL1 q Moxdato1atIL SIMCOE ST. N 15 Phone for dletails. 571ý-1333 Club 011 SimuCOe Ni 2t Ladies É_% iht CbristoPher s Buek ih 3 dollarS for 5 bucks Lung association benefit Webberto conduet I- An exhibition of photography, <Nostalgia for an Unknown Land: Rafael Goldchain' by the Chilean born photographer began April 5 at the RobertMcLaughlin Gallery. .The exhibition on view through May 1, organized by gallery director Joan Muray, features' work produced from 1985 to 1987. The photographs represent Goldchain's personal perception of Latin An-erica as a native. He was born in Santiago, Chile in 1953. His photography explores parts of Latin America, places, events and people which triggered in him a process of recognition, empathy and an aesthetic sensibility as well as a srt of cultural, economic and political circumstances quite unique and different from those of North America. , Above ail, these are discreet personal observations. Goldchain's highly satirical and tongue-in-cheek approach is deliberately provocative. in bis own way, he is a critic and, On Wednesday April 20, at 8 p.m., in co-operation with the Oshawa Lit- tle Theatre (Russett Ave.), the Lung Association for Durham Region will host a gala preview of 'Anne of Green Gables.' This special benefit, in the presence of Colonel Eleanor V. Mann, will conclude with a cham- pagne reception for audience and because of bis subject, a fantasist. In these photographs the exile with bis faithful memory has reacted'with astonishment to the country's present reality. A graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, he received bis training from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in toronto fromn 1980 to 1985. A recipient of several Ontario Arts Council and Canada Council awards, he has exhibited consistently in solo and group exhibitions since 1980. His work is featured in the collections of the Bibliotheque National, Paris, Canada Council Art Bank, Canadian Museum Of Contemporary Photography, Ottawa, Consejo Mexicano de Fotografia, Mexico, Museum of Modemn Art, New York, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Xerox Canada, Dominion trust and several private collections. Goldchain will give a workshop with the exhibition in which he will discuss the original context of bis'photographs and their relationship to the country of bis birth, Chule. ý On Sunday April 17, 8 p.m., the Oshawa Symphony Association will present the final concert of the season at St. George's Anglican Church, 51 Centre St. S. in Oshawa. Sponsored by General motors of Canada Limited, the concert will in- clude on the program Pastorale, Capriccio by Scarlatti- Shostakovich, Schuhert's Sym- phony No. 8 "Unfinished" and the famous Symphony No. 5 by Beethoven. Featured will be the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra con- ducted bv Winston Webber. From 1983 to 1985 Webber studied sciences at the University of Toron- to and was awarded a research fellowship at the Ontario Cancer In- stitute. During this time he con- tinued to conduct concerts with the -W-% -f fi-dnm