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24 Part IV-FrL. Jan 12. 1979 COS AtlfiClCS 2ilIlC6 BOB RONEY, ranker and in ptrson Perfs. This weekend: Frl. at Sat 7 30 1 10: Sunday 2:30 7:30.

CHARGE TICKETS 652-3191 ARTS BUDGET Continued from 23rd Page merits assistant. She expects all appointments to be made before the council's next meeting Jan. 26 in Sacramento. At that meeting, members are also set to elect a new-chairman and draw lots to see who receives two. three and four -year terms.

Also expected later this month is a meeting of the search committee assigned to find an executive director for the council. Gloriamalia Flores. 29. has been acting executive director for about a year, since the councils second executive director. Clark Mitze.

resigned. The job was offered last summer to John Kreidler. director of administration at the San Francisco Art Institute, who declined primarily because of staffing problems caused by the state hiring freeze, and the search committee called a recess in August. Meanwhile, arts supporters indicate they will work hard toward legislative passage of the $11.9 million budget, and so will the council. "I think the council has its wings." said chairman Coyote, "and is a full-fledged eagle.

Proposition 13 has forged the total arts community into the wind that supports that eagle, and our hope now is that those winds will soon approach hurricane force." lurrjunt: sufxrhU tiim rf Mm tjJa. ol tuturrs iiidsttTptcicv SUN. MAT. JAM. 14, 7:10 P.M.

Al Mat tasafW. J3.75 mcL WLSMME EMU. THEATER H-112t. fnm parting. CORONET THEATRE 366 La Cenega on Resauar Ho Great mileage! In All Las Vegas There's Only One A trucking corporation in Lynwood says it received 150 applicants in response to its Times ad and hired the 25 qualified drivers it was seeking.

That's great mileage for a single 6-line employment listing in Times Classified Ads. Times Classified Ads get results! Phone 213629-4411 I de Paris 1 The Number One Stage Spectacular "THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN!" Dick Maurice, Syndicated Columnist Featuring Les Lido Girls. The Dancing Nudes. Cast of over 100 Continental Performers, Magnificent Costumes. Amazing Sets.

SHOWTIMES: Sunday thru Friday: 7 P.M. 11 P.M. Three Shows Saturday: 6:15 9:15 EM. A.M. Takei Dance Ensemble to Appear at UCLA Avant-garde choreographer Kei Takei and her Moving Earth Ensemble will make their first Los Angeles appearances in two different programs at UCLA, performing tonight at Schoenberg Hall and Saturday at Royce Hall.

Each 8:30 p.m. program will present segments from "Light," the choreographer's dance-theater epic which has been created over eight years and now has 13 parts, each self-contained. The epic has no connected story the content is abstract and enigmatic. Takei, who first was exposed to modern dance when Paul Taylor and Merce Cunningham toured Japan, later received a Fulbright Scholarship enabling her to come to the United States in 1967 and study at Juilliard. The nucleus of her Moving Earth company was formed shortly after Takei began choreographing for a small group of performers at the Henry Street Settlement in New York.

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