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: home © ‘by’ “Thail,
undertake clincial “work in”
. an’ acceptéd. iospital” or: -

* other medical. facility in’.

“registration

7 -Tngtitute ‘will offer a new
” graduate’ nurse refresher’
rouram’ tha “perv

- their. community, .
The. distance: learning

' format makes the program °

of particular interest to

those who do. not have -
- aceess -to..
college or hospital refresher

programs,

To ‘participate, students -
must be registered with the '

Registered - Nurses

Association of British -

Colimbia (RNAEC) or be
eligible’ © .for’* such

conipletion. The course is
intended for those who have
- been, absent from. active

mare,
' Pending

30 students will be accepted |
to the program September
1, 1983 after they have
completed
prerequisite material. -
Programming will be
flexible so that between 15
and 23 weeks may be taken

‘to complete. .

This. new ‘program has

been developed. jointly by »
. _ OL and Kwantlen College, -

A pilot study of the new
program.
students will be completed

by .Kwantlen College in —
Recommendations‘

June.
* -= the pilot group will be
_-vapurated into the new
’ program. to be delivered by
OL] in 1983-84,,
Nurses ‘Wishing to learn

more: about -the new —
“Féelrésher ' prdgrain should ‘

contact ‘an OLI advising
centre,

-Friday, june 17°

Skeena holds. its Prom
dinner from 6:15 p.m, to
7:30. p.m. this night. The

ceremony is from 7:30 p.m. °

to 8 p.m. and the dance with
Grade ‘10 parents and
trustees invited Is from 8
p.m: to midnight.- . =~
Saturday, Jime 18

OPFA of Canada Is
holding a children’s fun
afternoon for ages 3 and up-

who are invited to the -

Anglican Church‘ basement
from 1lvp.m. to 4 p.m. for
music, films and crafts, Hot

’ dogs, juice and cookies will:

be served. Forinformation
call Bea at 635-3239,
Sunday, Jone 19. .

The Terrace Hiking Club.
will hike up  Bornite
Mountain,. five miles,
moderate levél. Meet at 9
a.m. at the library, weather
permitting. Wear boots and
bring a lunch. Phone 635-
3303 for further information.
No dogs please,
Thursday, June 23

The Uplands: Grade 7 .
Prom will be held on this
‘day.

The next general meeting

of Riverboat Days will be _

held at 7 p.m, at the Skeena
Room 2 in the “Terrace
Hotel.
Wednesday, June 20
Anyone interested in
helping to organize the‘ 3rd
annual Summer <
Folkfestival is invited to a
meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the
library arts room. For

further information call 638-

1091 or 635-0415,"

Miss Terrace will be
crowned at the REM Lee
Theatre Saturday July -23
coinciding with the kick-off
of Riverboat Daya. Miss
Tetrace will act as
Riverboat Queen
throughout the 10° day
extravaganza, and will also

' represent the district at
many upcoming functions in .
_ the next year,

The Pageant will follow
the format of the Miss PNE
Pageant, as it is hoped the
winner will ‘be invited fo
attend that event aa well.

. Terrace is presently second

on the waiting ist to enter a
contestant.
_ The objective of the Miss

community .

upon,

RNABC
approval, the first group of

required —

involving! . 24 .

Terrace’. Peageant,.
two" fold. First, to offer the
. young - Jadies
Improvement through:
: formal.training. in, hygene
etiquette, modelling, ar
. .” an

well: as: beauty: of rte

charm: talent: “and, general
knowledge. ° “ .

A busy month: is ; planned
~ for the girls. Seven
separate workshops willbe’
held for ‘the girls in early
Jilly to prepare them for the
formal banquet and fashion -
show of July. 9° and the.»
- crowning night, July 23.’ All.
contestants ‘will participate’.
In the. Riverboat. ‘Days
parade as well. -Public™
response to this event has
been: “excellent, = with °
numerous -local firms. and
groups showing interest in
sponsoring a contestant. ‘
‘Sponsorship fees of $150°
permit the sponsoring me
to he represented

the contestants,
Entries are. limited to 12

‘elf.

-figure, personality ‘and ~.

“magazine. articles . and has

girls, tie 2 only ‘qualifications ~

be rewarded. ee
_. the’ “daydees:.’ “are:
. accepting. gontestant

"applications: at ‘Box * 27,"
Terrace, B.C. V8G-4¥2, or’

contact Ian -Daniel: at 635- ”
4580. Entries close June 18, ;
Ay wi te
Tuesday, ‘tine. 2. *

‘Terrace Public. ‘Library :

‘presents “Judith Merril" at
7:30 p.m. Judith Mérril is a

‘successful: gelegce fiction

writer, She’ has. written
short stories,” novels. and

edited many seience Hetlon
anthologles.

She will‘ read from her
work and discuss her ideas
with the audience. Science :

_ fiction fans. mut not’ miss

this!!

nursing “for five” years or Pageant-functions-by- one eon is free and’

refreshments , will be
served. _

being thit the contestant is oa
‘in the age’ group. of 17-21, wo

7 display . are. ‘tools
' marking, .
 eutting and boring, shaping .

The or

- wading: “pools: wild “he
supervised and open from. ir:
‘a1; 3 pm. Saturday ‘and.

_ Sunday: ~. Sunshing- only, -

Please’ call” Riverlodge if

= ‘You wish te check If they are. ¥

. open, . oe : o wo

. a

Friday June 17 |

"A $30 Boccer elinie is ‘i hada
. this :
_ Contact Frank: Caeke, a

day and . Saturday, -.

‘Friday, Sune’ cn |
A major exhibition of the. -
“used. by”

hand. - tools. .
woodworking -’ ‘craftsmen

during the 19th and early...
-part ofthe 20th Centuries; —
will’ be on view at the-

“Kitimat Centennial

mUseum until Thursday,
June 23. . Included in: the

tio. i.
‘department will be: ‘opening

the. wading - ‘pools. on. ‘hice .

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Hidden’ somewhere In the paper are to Terrace ~
"phone numbers. ff you find them andone id yours: .

"Tickets must be pitked up nes

The Daily Herald:
3010 Kalum-St. -

Records (PL 3007),

This EP could easily. have won a Juno
award on the. strength of the title track
alone. It’s an excellent hard-rock growl
about a woman who hates to get up.in the
morning; and Lydia Taylor’s-vocal on that
single track qualifies her as one of the best

belters in Canada: right now.

Bitch is great, and different in that it’s a
pounder with a sense of humor (it starts aff
with an.alarm clock ringing and getting
: smashed to pieces for its trouble}. Taylor -
shouts and snaris her way through it with
terrific style, and if not for the slightly
“racy"’ title it would make an immediately
acceptable single anywhere, — .

As for the other four songs? Well, fans of .
artists like Toronto or the Headpins or”
. Ellen Foley or Terry Crawford will really
. like them, because on the’ whole they’re
interchangable. - In fact, the song -right
after Bitch on side one, Don't Get Mad, Get °
Even, sounds ‘more —like Toronto than,

Toronto does,

Don't get the wrong idea.
absolutely nothing wrong: with putting
together a standard hard-rock album. It’s -

' just that, well: its 50 standard. It’s been .

‘done.

HEAD FIRST. ‘Uriah Heep.

Records (SRM-1-4073).

When I was 15 or.16 years old, lo these
Tany years ago,.I really like Uriah Heep.
“They played their rock fast loud and hard...
just the wdy every 15-year-old likes it, and
so what if they. were just a Deep Purple
clone band? Crank ’em up and let that

sucker blast,

However, I've changed a bit in the.10 or

_ lL years since that time. I don't really like
“Heep’s ‘old recotds that much any more,’
but: it’s good nostalgia to listen to a
-mediocre band play the same three chords
over and over again. That old stuf€ still
re sounds ‘pretty. good, somehow: Once in &

“long while,

Despite the many personnel changes
Uriah Heep has’ undergdne, | though:
they’ re aul playing the same three chords
they were playing way back when.- It's
depressing; in a way, to listen to a group _
that sounds exactly the: same on thelr tenth

hate dig be fa a he

Playing -the

ty

(PDS-2-6370)

| When to quit.

‘There’ s,

PolyGram

‘This is a bad record, one of the worst 0

from the original Heep of 1970, is still

Same exorbitant wah-wah

WORDS. F-R Dayld. Carrere Recérds

4

‘He’ doesn’t so

Yes, folks, this

who now stand in a good Position to win

James. Watt.-

hear -

* effect?

trophy for worst musical.
judgment of the year. .
Much of the instrumentation on this —
record is.: synthesized, which ‘doesn't .
exactly add starch to a sound that’s the |
_ aural equivalent of overcooked vermicdlli
. a8 itis, What's really aggravating about ©
” » Words is that it containa a- so-called‘song
+ called ‘Rotkér Blues. that has: mo a
“ whatsoever todo with elther rock or blites,.’ .
m . In fact, this*song begs the question: did
? the person that. wrote it evet ‘hear’ the .”
~blaes? or!rock and roll?! or. did he just |.
‘some
somewhere and toss them together for -

neat-sounding | words

_. When 86 many musicians are dying to
getrecording contracts anid a chance to let
thelr music be heard, it’s really amazing
how a: major. record . company _like..
PolyGram could waste their time on this
sludge, They should hang their heads:
Words is almost enough to. kill cultural:

exchange forever.

or tweitth album as they did on their first,

and Heep's headed that way fast.
I mean, Mick Box, thé only member left

Records .
Supplied by.

Farce sounp

Record Reviews : Den Schafer :

BITCH. Lydia Taylor Band, ‘Passport: 7

solos that he did on that first album. Dave
Byron is gone, taking his-falsetto vocals
with him, hyt Peter Goalby sounds so
‘much like Byran‘it's spooky,

This really is substandard heavy metal.
It starts off with a direct AC-DC gultar riff
cop, runs through’ two blah rockers anda,
radio-oriented mushburger called Lonely”

- Nights before really getting down to some
seriously adequate playing. . ;

We even have an excursion back to the
Salisbury days of this band, circa 1973;
when orchestras and metal were combined
tono effect.at all. Red Lights is about the
best cut an Head First, but it’s followed on
side two by an awiul paén torock and roll;:

. Rollin’ the Rock, that makes you forget
‘how good the Song before it-.was. ©

These guys have never’ ‘been ‘eritical

favorites. Tooking b back, it's easy. to see

Imagine, if you can, a really. wimpy :
Barry Manilow.. :
Or, perhaps, if you can Temember Bread
- and how IU David Gates sounded on. the
worst of their records,. tmagine if Gates .
could hardly catch his: breath ‘enough to
rasp out the words to Diary or one of. his .
- other songs-that-would-be-hits...
Well. ‘This F-R David.guy is even less.
- forceful, even less energetic, even less
‘listenable ° than either of © those: two’
‘imaginary characters. ;
much sing as whisper, and doesn’t have
_ thesense of style to know when todo it and .

' far this year, and one wonders how it could .
possibly have slipped past-customs on its

way in from France,
record was imported from across the
briny, courtesy of PolyGram Records, :

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Notice of Meeting

Notice to WA. mambers of Bell Pole, Bear Creek, .
“Cam Contracting, Cedar ‘River Timber, Farko .
Contracting, Houlden Logging, John Jackson.
<< Trucking, Jarak Logging, Murford Sentrachinay
_-Wayne Peterson Logging:

"There witl bea ‘meeting | for. you members June 22 at
' 7:30 PLM. In the Union office for the purpose of

“TP fvoting for officers and board members and two by-

~ law changes. Please attend and vote. There.will be

_ Aballot box heldopendn the Union office room 208 In.
. the. Tillicum. Theatre building for all members who. -
are unable tovote at bub local meetings. — i

Important, exarcise your right and vote. i

Eurccan crew ‘sub tocal meeting “June 23 al “the
Union office, Terrace at.7 p.m.

~ Unlon citlce will be opan on Saturday Jone 18th and
’ Saturday June 25th for voting fram 9 - 12. a

business directory

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bodywear by Stevi Brooks, Les Sfelnhardi, Dance
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. Home parties to view ourextensive selections can :
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