Page B4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 8, 1992

WHAT'S
UP

JANUARY 9, 1992 — BCOAPO
No. 73 regular monthly meeting
at 2 p.m. in the Happy Gang
Centre, 3226 Kalum. For further
info, 635-9090.

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JANUARY 10, 1992 — The
Pacific Northwest Music Festival
Committe reminds competitors
and teachers that the deadline
date for entry into the Festival is
Jan, 10, 1992, Festival dates are
Mar. 30 - April-11, 1992.
Syllabuses and entry forms are
available from Sight and Sound
in Terrace, Kitimat and Prince
Rupert, from the public libraries
in Terrace and Kitimat and from
The Secretary, Box 456, Terrace,
B.C, V8G 4B5

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JANUARY 11, 1992 — Forestry
in the 90's workshop featuring
RPF Archie MacDonald, 12
noon at the Hire-A-Logger
Agency, 4925 Keith Ave, Potluck
luncheon — everyone welcome.
Sponsored by Canadian Women
in Timber,
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JANUARY 15, 1992 -—- Ter-
race/Thornhill Band Parents
Assoc. meeting. 8 p.m. at
Caledonia School.
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JANUARY 15, 1992, —
Homebased business regular
monthiy meeting. 12-1:30 p.m.,
Gim’s Restaurant. All
newcomers welcome, 635-9415,
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JAUNUARY 16, 1992 —'
“Nobody’s Perfect” Free five
week program for parents with
children from birth. to age five is
taking registrations for classes
starting Jan.16/92. Call Candice
635-2116 or Carol 635-3459.
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JANUARY 17, 1992 — Support
_ group meeting for personas suf-
fering from M.E. (Myalgic
Encephalomelitis), also known
as C.F.LD.S, (Chronic Fatigue
and Immune Dysfunction Syn-
drome), at 7:30 p.m. in the
downstairs meeting room of the
Terrace Public Library. For
more information, please contact .
Kathleen Talsira at 635-2718.
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JANUARY 20 - 24, 1992 — Ker-
mode Alcohol & Drug Program
presents a one-week workshop
‘Family Healing’ with Rebecca
“Martell and Edward J. Bellerose
at the [nn of the West. Free ad-
mission. Pre-register by phoning
Benita Chapdelaine at 635-4906
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JANUARY 28, 199] — And
February 4, 1992, 2 day clinic for
Type [ and Type Il Diabetics.
’ February 18,1992 1 day
* vefredher:: March 3 and 10,1992
— 2 day clinic for Type I and
Type il diabetics. A doctors
referral is required for Clinics,
Contact Millis Memorial Hospital
Dietician, Joan Marr 638-4050.
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FUN FIT NITE every Monday
and Wednesday from 8 - 3 p.m,
at Kermode Friendship Centre,
upstairs. Exercise to Richard 8's
video '*Sweating to the Oldies"?
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WEDNESDAY NITE VIDEOS.
Educational alcohol & drug
videos every Wed. night at 7
pm. in Kermode Friendship
Centre (downstairs) For further
info call 635-4906 Monday
-Thursday 8:30 - 4:30 p.m., Fri-
ay 8:30- 4 p.m.
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FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL has
begun al the Alliance Church
located at 4923 Agar Avenue.’
For further info call the Church
al 635-7727 or Eleanor Froese at
635-5253. School provides
classes for every age group from
2 years, through teens and
adults,
KkKeKK
A.C.0.A. MEETING, An open
self-help group meets
‘Wednesdays al 7:30 p.m. at the
Knox” United Church, 4907
Lazelle. Far information phone
Paul at 635-3045,
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Laughter guaranteed

Contributed

The Terrace Little Theatre is
at it again!

This time Ken Morton returns
with another comedy, Living
Together by British playwright
Alan Ayckbourn. Living
Together is the second play
from the enormously successful
trilogy The Norman Conquests.
which some may recall as a BBC
presentation on public TV some
years back,

Living Together centers
around Norman, an ‘assistant
librarian and his need for atten-
tion. from women, namely his
wife and two sisters-in-law. The
scene is the living r room of his

wife's family in the country and
spans a long weekend, during
which Norman manages to
creale and contribute to a
number of incidents, some of
which involve his brother-in-law
and a neighbdur-suitor.

Alan Weston, whose recent
portrayal of a lonely mama’s
boy in A Chip in the Sugar won
him provinee-wide acclaim, is
back this time as Norman. His
wife Ruth is. played by
Marianne Brorup-Weston, who
played both -‘‘Marks’’ and
“‘Seraps’’ last year in Talking
With.

Ruth's. brother Reg brings
newcomer Ray Mordan into the

Artists take note

This year’s Northwest
Regional Juried Art Exhibition
will be held at the Performing
Arts Centre in Prince Rupert
and run from March 1-30. ©

The exhibition is part of an
annual province-wide program
of festivals, shows and special
events leading up to the B.C.
Festival of the Arts.

Northwestern artists are en-
couraged to take part by sub-
mitting an original work of art
for the show, Each entry will
receive a critical evaluation
from jurors Ann Rosenberg of
Vancouver and Don Yeomans,
formerly from Prince Rupert

and now residing in Vancouver,

The exhibition also features a
reception for entrants to be held
Saturday, March 7, 7-9 p.m.

Entry forms can be obtained
by phoning the Prince Rupert
Community Arts Council office
at. 624-4214 and leaving a
message.

Area residents are also en-
couraged to come out to the
event which both recognizes
local emerging artists and helps
them develop their talents,

For more information on the
exhibition, contact Mary Lester
(624-4214) or Barbara Greene
(627-1274).

HAPPY COUPLE Mona Mulhall and James Radelet were married
Thanksglving Day, Oct. 14, in Terrace with marriage commissioner
Linda Harris officiating. The bride was beautiful in an ivory silk
dress with floral satin and pearl appliques. Matron of honour Laurie
Sheftel, sister of the groom, also wore an Ivory silk dress. The
groom was accompanied by best man Dave Sacharoff. After the
ceremony the bride and groom presented gifts to the guests to
commemorate the occasion. and Jack. and Rosemary Radelet,
parents of the groom, hosted an open house party. The couple
resides in Vancouver. PHOTO BY JON'S PHOTO GRAPHICS.

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_ undertake a project that promotes forestry awareness in British Columbia. =~
‘For more information or an application, please contact any B.C. “Ministry ‘

- of Forests, Forestry Canada or government agents’ office or write: Green Gold
Grants Program, 910 Government St,, P.O. Box 40047, Victoria, BC. va: 3N3.

Applications must be received no later than February 28, 1992,

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Forest Resource Development: FRDA II

acting arena (Ray produced
Afooters for TLY). Ruth and
Reg’s little sister Annie is played
by Alison Thomson, who did
the nymphomaniacal minister’s
wife in Sinners. Reg's wife
Sarah puts director Karla Hen-
nig onto the stage after a two
year absence — she last per-
formed in No Problem. Last,
but certainly not least, comes
John McGowan of Srighton
Beach. Memoirs. and - Hooters
fame as the neighbour/vet.

Living Together opens Feb. 6
at the McColl Playhouse.
Watch for more information
about this top-of-the-line com-
edy.

CANADIAN WOMEN _
IN TIMBER Canadian | Women

in limber

would like to thank all those who sponsored
and participated in our 1st annual Christmas
Bazaar held at the Terrace Curling Club in
November. All those involved made it a suc-
cessful event.

We would also like to announce a
workshop we will be holding Jan. 11th at
12:00 noon in the Hire-A-Logger agency,
4925 Keith Ave. Our guest speaker is Ar-
chie MacDonald. Anyone interested can
get further information by calling Donna
Diana at 635-7881.

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{o encourage :
dlecticty conservation —

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° energy conservation. —

The proposal involves choices as to how to amend the declining
‘rate structure to encourage the efficient use of electricity, Hydro
~ remains committed to consultative processes with the public so that
the decisions taken are in the best interests of its customers,

— The rate design public hearing begins at 8:30: a.m. on January 13,
7 1992, in the BCUC Hearing Room, 900 Howe Street, Vancouver, —

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As aresult of a B.C, Utilities Commission direction to file a rate .
design application, Hydro has proposed a rate structure for each
customer category which corrects this situation over time. The
restructuring proposal now before the BCUC is the first step to
making the change. Subsequent steps will lead to eliminating the
declining rate structure.

The restructuring proposal does not provide any additional revenue.
to B.C.Hydro, and it is proposed that the restructured rates be .
effective only if and when future revenue increases are approved. |