', | Week and the event is being

: _| focal ‘schools, special perfor-

-, Fwork at the Skeena Mail.

{Students
| display
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7 TERRACE. — It's Education

marked by open houses at

mances. by students and a
week-long display of their

- Tomorrow, from 9:30
~fa.m, to 10:30 a.m., Uplands
‘elementary students will be in
the’ Skeena Mall-. to
demonstrate how they use
computers in learning, At 1
p.m. ‘it’s’ the turn of E.T.
Kenney primary which will ogous
be putting Ona performance fake we
with a Multi-cultural ‘theme. Ske
Thornhill Ir.’ Secondary will
have an open hause tomor-
row, 9:30-11:30° a.m. and
1:18-3:15 p.m. *
Uplands © elementary
students return to the Skeena
Mall Friday, 10:45-11:15
‘a.m., to put on a readers’
theatre. Friday is also the se-
cond day of a display of
special education materials
‘and videos on the primary
school program.
+ School librarians will also
have a display at the Skeena
Mall emphasizing the use of
computers.

Strong
country

TERRACE — This is Im-
migration Week in Terrace
and across the province and
the theme this year is “im-
migrants strengthen the com-
-munity.”*

The joint federal-
provincial promotion is in-
tended to make the public
aware of and better unders-
tand the contribution im-
migrants make to society.

In 1989, the last year for

Tertace Standard, Wednesday, March 6, 1991 — Page A A3

rea needs survey target |
for local women’s services —

TERRACE — Women’s groups

here want to do a survey of

available services for women.
The idea is to find out what is

provided now, where they may
-be. overlaps and where there.

may be gaps, says Karla Hennig

of the Terrace Women's -

Resource Centre.

‘Similar: surveys have been
done in the recent past but there
has not been one such effort
devoted solely to needs of
women, she said.

Hennig hopes the survey will
lead to a more formal coordina-
tion women's services for the
area.

"We are very close now, We
refer back and forth,’’ she said.

**We do know there are issues

of health, of women on low in-

come and of immigrant women

..who don’t now use what ser-

vices there are,’” Hennig added.

‘Services for women now in-
clude the women’s centre, a
transition house and a sexual
assault centre in addition to
direct government programs.

The groups want to finance
the survey through a recently-
announced provincial govern-
ment program.

It's the second such govern-
ment ‘program with money for
women’s groups to surface in
the last couple of months.

The first is the restoration of
monies for women’s centres
from the federal government.

Last year, such monies were
cut from the federal budget but
one-time grants were subse-

quently introduced.

Hennig said the women’s cen-
tre is in the process of applying
for money under the new ‘bro- .
gram. .

She added that -it-: will help cose Sg
place the women's. centre on a. ere
more secure foundation in. the wears
community. 74

“In February we had 150 in-
quiries phone inquiries and 98
inquiries for help, ranging from
questions on unemployment
and social assistance to requests
to use a typewriter,” Hennig i
said, ; if

ig

The centre has 86 members
and rents its quarters for $1.a
year from the city.

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Interested people can learn
more about the women’s centre
and other groups at an open
house this Friday.

March 8 is also International
Women’s Day, which has its
origins in a 1908 fire in a New
York garment factory that kill-
ed 128 women.

The open house is from noon
to four p.m, At 1 p.m., a Na-
tional Film Board film called
the ‘'Best Times of My Life”
will be shown,

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Terrace Little Theatre next
month and in May will present
“Talking With'’, a series of
monologues exploring the many
facets of being a woman.

It'll be presented April 18 in
conjunction with the nortwest
zone drama festival and from
May 9-11 and from May 16-18.

Fr eres
pee wee TALS ar

STORIES ABOUT women take to the stage when Terrace Little
Theatre presents “Talking With” next month and in May.
That’s Annette Canute portraying Mary Titfer, an actress so
desperate for a part she uses a hammer for emphasis during
‘an audition. Thete are 10 such | monologues i inthe production.’ 4

which figures are available,
British Columbia became the
‘new home of more than
, 25,000 immigrants, approx-

| imately 13 per cent of the
‘total’ “entering. , Canada.
‘Families made up one-third
of that figure.

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