- Arete Company here

' for Saturday show

; The Terrace Concert
: Association is pleased to
i present it’s firat concert for
t th ' The Arete
}Mime Company. from
i Cla arys, Sa ur ay, Oct.
,@2nd_ at 6:15 p.m. the
: R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

; “Arete” is a Greek work
which means the pursuit of
, excellence. - According to
{Mr. Ted Wing in a recent

, article in the Province

newspaper excellence is
what they achieve In their
performance. They offer
extraordinary an
imaginatice sols and group
aaagiing. in patomime,
uggling, magic an
aaethatics and — im-
provisation.hier talent are
appreciated by all ages.

e Company comprises
three gentlemen, Randy
(Snake) Birch from Can-

|. District Chamber

of C
Mr. Ted Taylor, & pas

4 economic development

reached at 635-2063.

and expecta to work closely with the Terrace
municipal council and the Ki

i} District in the development. of these areas: -

He will also be working
bership and the public at large to determine solutions
| - to some of the problems confronting Terrace during
}. the next decade of growth. :

i His office will be located in the new. Chamber of
4 . Commerce Community Information Centre‘on Keith
| Avenue at Cramer Street after that building’s opening
at the end of October. Prior

| Taylor appointed —
| Chamber secretary |

Michael Tindall, President of the Terrace and

ommerce, announced recently

| bocin appoited te t president of the chamber, had

a @ position of permanent secre

} manager of the. Terrace Chamber... tary
Mr. Taylor will be responsible for the tourism and

tions within the chamber
at-Stikine Regional
with the Chamber mem-

to that time he may be

brook, who he helped create
Notre Dame University’s
Summer Repertory Theatre
is 1974 and attended the
Canadian Mime Schoold.
Seoscegrapky,, juggling and
choreography, ng an
magic are none his skills.
evin (Gainsborough)
McKendrick call Calg
Home. He trained at bAnaff

. School of Fine Arts and

Canadian Mime Schools.
_After this Kevin worked for
ths Shaw Festival and
preformed in all three
shows of Canadian Mime
Thatre’s ‘“‘New Directions”
program. His talents are

ling, fencing, magic,
unicycleriding and
acrobatics.

Don (Emilio) Spino, a
native of Hamilton, Ontario
also attended the Mime
School. He played a major
part in the creation of two
shows for the ‘New
Direction” program. Don is
well. versed in acrobatics,
juggling, stilt-walking and
devotes many hours to
music, |

We are sure qs will be a
most enjoyable evening
tostart our concert series

can be obatined by Calling
Mrs. Fleet at 635-3736.

_« Poetry readings coming

Northwest Communit
qollege, in co-operation wit
the Canada council, will be
presenting a series of poetry
readings by B.C. poets
throughout the Northwest
this fall. ;

‘The readings will take
place in hazelton, Kitimat,

ce Rupert, and Terrace,
There will be no admission
charge. Everyone is invited

to come and hear these
readings.

The poets who will be
reading are; i,

Ken Bleford, a native of
northern Alberta who has
lived for the past twelve
years on his homestead near
New Hazelton. Belford is the

- author of The Post-Electric

‘Cave Man. His newest book,
Sign Language, is being

Airmail

diffrent plane schedule.

down

post office until 3:15
day. Registration

at 2°45 p.m.

635-2241,

changes Sunday

Effective Sunday Oct. 30,
cl for airmail. will. change,.due:to the -

n street rb

re 2:00p.m. Custo: m

.m. daily Monday through |
close one half hour earlier,

Fur further information contact your Postmaster at

schedule -

the Terrace Post Office

ee

Separatist forces
appeased by PQ

VANCOUVER (CP)
The election of the Parti
’ Quebecois and the passage
of Bill.101, the language act,
will pull the rug out from
under the separatist
movement in Quebec, a
Quebec university professor
said Monday. —
- Dr. Ronald Sutherland of
the university of Sherbrooke
. told a women's club that
election of the Parti
Quebecois has brought a
feeling of greater self-con-

—_

fidence in Quebec. If Bill 101.

succeeds, he added, it will
Quebec

show that a

overnment within Con-

federation can protect the
rights of French-Canadians.
utheriand said the
ent for separation
Weakened as Whe P.Q.
provides more linguistic and

* MAYOR 1976-79 term;

Posted-;Myn

PUBLIC NOTICE 1S HEREB

cultural security for
Quebec. oo.

“] believe the average
French-Canadian does not
want to separate.”

The election of the P.Q.
was simply ‘a natural

development of nationalism |

in Quebec which took root in
the 19th century: after a
period of pan-Canadian,

re sionist sentiment, said .
Suit Oo

erland,

‘And the root cause of that
development, he continued,
is anti-French prejudice in
English Canada. But as
French-Canadians turned in
upon ‘themselves ‘and
to hold on to things they
created: a‘ static society,
developing “ inferiority
complexes in the process, he
said.

DISTRICT OF TERRACE

NOTICE OF ELECTION

ALDERMAN (three) 1978-79 term:
_ SCHOOL TRUSTEE (two) 1978-79 term.

THE MODE OF NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: Candidates
shall be nominated in writing by. two duly qualified electors of the municipality. -The
nomination paper shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time between the date
of this notice and acon of the dey of nomination. The nomination papar may be In the form
prescribed in the Municipal Act, and shall state the namo, residence, and occupation of the
person nominated, In such @ manner as fo sufficiently identify such candidate. The
nomination paper shall be subscribed to by the candidate.

IN THE EVENT OF A POLL BEING NECESSARY, such poll will be opened af the Clarence
Michiel Elementary Schoal Gymnasium, 2420 Sparks Street, Terrace, British Columbia, on
the 19th day of November, 1977, between the hours of 8:0) o'clock in the forenoon and 8:00
o’ctock In the afternogn, and Advance Poils will be held at the Municipal Building, 3215 Eby
Street, Terrace, British Columbia, between the hours of 9:000‘clock In the forancon and 8:00
ofclock In the affernoon, on Monday, November 14th, 1977, and at Mills Memorial Hospital,
9711 Tetrault Street, Terrace, British Columbia, between the hours of 4:00 o’clack in the
atternoon and 6:00 o’clock In the affernoon, on Friday, Novembar téth, 1977, of which every
petraon is hereby required to fake notice and govern himself accordingly.

GIVEN UNDER MY HANDat Terrace, British Columbia, this éth day of October, 1977.

‘Published in the “Herald” October 19th, 1977.
iclpal Hall, Courthouse and Pollce Office.

tried

¥ GIVEN to the electors of the Municipality of Terrace that !
require the presence of the said electors at the Municipal Building, 3215 Eby Street,
Terrace, B.C., on Monday, the 31st day of October, 1977, af the hour of tah o’ciock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of eleciing persons torepresent them as: ;

published this year by Barry
McKinnon in Prince George.

Barry McKinnon, an
instructor in English at
College of New Caledonia,
who has been living in
Prince George for the past
five years, where he
published B.C. poets under
the imprints of Caledonia
Writing Series and
Repository Press. His latest
book is Sex at 31. He is the
co-editor (with Hohn
Harris) of Pulp Mill, a
collection of short stories

| ‘which has attracted con-

siderable cirtical. attention
in the Prince George area.

George Stanley, a native
of San Francisco, Califor-

“nia, and“a leading light on”

| and Season’s Membership -

the Vancouver poetry els

e years: He;
now resident in Prince
Rupert, teaches for Nor-
thwest Community College
in Rupert, Terrace, and
Stewart, and is the director

THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 19, 1977, PAGE 3

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of the current series. His ©

most recent book is The

Stick (Talon Books. Van-
couver). ‘
i: complete schedule of
rea is as follows:
Hazelton: Fri., Oct. 28,
.m., Northwest College
ntre, Omineca St.; Ken
Belford, Barry McKinnon,

George Stanley.

+“

Kitimat: Fri., Nov. 4, 8° §

m., Goat Cellar Cof-
eehouse, United Church,
Kingfisher St.: Ken Belford.
Prince rupert: Sat., Oct.
22, 8 Ene Northwest
College Centre, 624-3rd Ave.
Weat: George Stanley. Sat.
Nov. 19, 8 p.m.: Barry
McKinnon. -

' Terrace: Sat., Oct. 29,"
Terrace Little Theatre, 3625 §

Kalum Ave.: Ken Belford,
Barry McKinnon. Sat., Nov.
26, 8 p.m. George Stanley.

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