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~ Around town. with. the C Daily, Herald _

A theaire feast is In the

works for local residents this
_, Weekend as secondary
’ schools'from the region

compete in this year’s

Northwest High School

_ Drama Festival of one-act
Plays. ;

Ten plays have been
scheduled ‘for Friday and
Saturday at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre, with students from

“please. call 635-2291:

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FRI. & SAT. 11 a.m. - 2 am.

11-a.m.-12 p.m.

Hazelton, Prince Rupert,
Smithers and Terrace
participating, .

On Friday at 7:30 p.m. the
Smithers Senior Secondary
School will open the festival
with “Schubert's.
Serenade.” ‘and at. 8:15)
Terrace’s Caledonia Senior
Secondary - School
perform “Louder 1. Can't
Hear You” and “The
Restaurant.” Lo

On § ¥ at2 pm. the
Caled Senior
School will perform “Louder
1 Can't Hear You,” and at

2:45 p.m. the Prince Rupert

Senior Secondary School will
perform two plays,

“Seduction” and “Breakfast _

Past Noon.” The afternoon.

- performances will “wind up

with Hazelton *

selections from. the musical
“Charlie Brown" at 815
p.m.

Saturday evening at 7:30,

the Smithers: students “will
perform "Sing to. Me

. Through Open Windows"’

and at 8:30 Prince Rupert
students will appear in two
plays, “Window Dressing”
and “Here We Are.”* ,
Ticketa for the festival will
be on sale at the door at $2
per adult and $1 for students
and senior citizens. For
further information call
Stefan Ciestik at 635-2101.
Lacrosse registration will
begin this Friday between 6
pm. and 9 p.m. and will
continue Saturday between
Ida.m. and 4 p.m. at the City

‘Centre Mall in Kitimat’. This

is for players age five and
up. Birth certificates and
MSA numbers should be
brought to the registration.
Phone Anne Martindale at
632-6919 for information. —
Girls minor baseball .

Last -

will -

* pament

registration takes place
Friday. and Saturday.
evening at the Terrace Co-op
and Skeena Mall. Girls aged
six and up are eligible for
registration which costs $10
per child or $25 for a family
of three or more,

Sports action this weekend
in Kitimat includes an
Elementary Basketball
tournament on Friday; anda
Junior Badminton Tour-
Saturday. and
Sunday. The B.C. Provincial
Midget Hockey Cham-
pionship starts Sunday,
March 22 at the Tamitik
arena and runs through to
March 25. .

A Red Cross Leader's

* School will be held at the

;Terrace pool ‘for three

: weekends beginning March

2-21, The program is to
help develop skills necessary
to teach beginner swim
levels. Registration ia at the
, poal anytime prior to the
__ beginning of the program.

The Terrace Branch of the
Canadian Diabetes
_ Association will be holding a
Bake Sale this Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Terrace Co-op. Anyone
wishing ‘0 donate baked
goods call 635-3518.

Sunday the branch will be
cleaning yards with help
from local teens. Anyone
wishing for some help with
their spring cleaning on
Sunday, please phone“ as
3518. Proceeds will go to a
camp fund to send diabetic’
young people to camp on
Vancouver Island ‘thia
sumer. ;

Ronnie Prophet is in
concert at the REM ‘Lee .

_ Theatre Sunday, March 22.

Tickets are $9.50.

The Terrace Figure Skating-Club’s @round

the World Carnival wiil be heid on Satur: _-

day, March 28 at 8 p.m.and Sunday,.March <<

29 at 2 p.m. Adults are $3; senior. citizens .
are $1.75; students are $2.25; children 12
"and under are $1.75 and no charge. for

children under four.

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“Pippi Goes on Board” is are “Mondiy to Thursday
Saturday’s matinee in the from 9 am. to 4:30 p.m. |
Tillicum Theatre. In the 7 including the Junch hour.
pm. and 9 -p.m. theatre _ Fridays are from 9 a.m. to
“Airplane” is , playing noonand I p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, and: Residents of B.C. over ‘18.

Meatballs, a mature fifi.

starta Sunday_-At the & p.m, _ ‘enroll

of age who want to
in adult basic

and 10. p.m. theaire- “Any education, academic or.
Which Way ‘You"'Can” a. ~‘eareer-technical - yoeational
feature with Clint Eastwood courses to be studied in your ‘will be held at the Skeena.

is playing.

“own home should call Bernie

tye Hevhako Theatre in - Distel, regioaal advisor. ‘The

Kitimat. ...“‘Hanzel

and”. _ Suinmer, . Semester begins

Gretel" will bethe Saturday |” ‘May 1 and the registration
Matinee, - “Any. ‘Which Way *. “deadline for malling ts April
You Can” plays Match 227° 3

begins March 23. _

: Gary asd Margaret Plait.
perform a duo called * “Fancy:
That" in the: Lakelse Hotel
this .week.:- They have
something for’ everybody.

In the Terrace Hotel My
Deilies are playing rock and
roll downstairs, There's jazz
in the ‘lounge and Reg
Watkins ‘is. - Playing ‘in ithe =

The. Pacific Northwest
Music Festival - begins
Monday, March 23, and will
Tun through April 4.

‘Stase Mikal will give a
presentation, “Astrology:
What's It All About?”
Thursday, March 26 at the
Northwest Community
College 7:30 to 9:30 p.m:
Interested people can.
register at the college. Cost
$3.00. -

The Kitinfat
Skating Carnival ‘starts ‘on
Thursday March 26-27".

Open Learning Inatituté's.

1981 oi oumner Semester
course offerings are now
available at the . Terrace
oiftce:. 3304 Kalum Street,
V8G 2N6 or telephone collect
_The office hours

"$3.75 YOUIns- $2.75 Childyen -$1.50 Matinee - $1.00

There will ‘be an Early

‘Childhood Edueation

workshop at Northwest
Community College in
Terrace on Saturday, March
23 from 8:30a.m. to5:% p.m.
_ ‘The fee is $4. It is open to
anyoue’ interested in the
Joves of young children.
Further -information is
available from Rosemarie
Goodwin at the NCC Terrace
‘Campus office, 635-6511.

The Terrace Centennial
Licas Club is sponsoring its
annual Ladies Diamond
Dinner on Saturday, March
2 at the Terrace Hotel, The
event will be limited to the
sale of 250 tickets to ladies
for a full course dinner, a
fashion show and other
entertainment as well as a

prize draw. Call Hugh

_ Hepburn at 635-4706 or Phil
Figure 7

Stewart at 685-9676 for more
details.
Friday, .

March 27

- “Canadian author Robert

Kroetsch - will
autegraphing books
Beck's Books in Kitimat.
Saturday March 28 the
Terrace Concert Association

be
at

. Will present “Zukermania’’ s
. Multj-media presentation

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4 poet Charlotte's Web”

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featuring George Zukerman
a solo bassoonist.

Sunday, March 29 there
will be-a Bowling Tour-
nament at Kitimat Lanes,
and Alcan's Hockey Tour-
nament starts Monday,
March 30. -
| The Jack Cook School's .
Easter Bake and Crafts Sate

_ Mall April 4 from 9:30 to

5:30. Easter Baskets can be
ordered from 6355514.
The Terrace Association
for the Mentally Retarded
will sponsor a spring dance
Saturday April 4 from 7:30
pm. tail a.m. Music will be
by “Bad Manners”. and. a
buffet supper will be served.
The dance will be at ‘Thor.
hill Community Hall and
tickets are #29 a comple.

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Please follow the

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NOTICE

Effective March 17,
District of Terrace Landfill Site will.

HOURS WILL BE:
Tuesday —
Monday Closed

to keep our landfiti site one of the best

1981, The

hours.

Sunday
07:00p.m.

signs and continue _

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you've won.
Pick up your tickets at
The Herald office,

M10 Kalum Si.

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GLORY, ANNE CARRIERE
TONY PROPHET
DOWN SOUTH BAND

Sun. March 22nd - 7 pm
REM. lee Theatre
Tickets at: Sight & Sound
$9 advance $10 at the door

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