_

' wila. In addition,

Washin ton State
columbia bid on the

_ British
. 3,000 items s donated by area

Readers are reminded
that the Terrace Answering
Bureau will be providing
residents with information
on the community calendar
at 638-8195. This service also

‘provides ‘information on.
clubs and organizations as
.well as general information
about

the community.
People who wish to list in-
formation for this column
should telephoné TAB at the

~ above number.

Friday, Nov. 19 - Dec. 10
Toby Nilsson's Surrealistic

*. Painting Exhibition.

Library Arts Room.

“Thursday, December 2

O.A.P. Monthly Meeting -
Senior Citizens Room - 2

p.m.

Channel

“The first ever public

- television Auction for KCTS

was, by every stretch of the

_imagination, a resounding

success,” Dr. Richard J.

 .. Meyer, General Manager ‘of
‘Channel 9 announced. The -
_.total amount ‘raised was
$208,578, which includes

sales, underwriting and

.' cash donations. S
_ Over 2,000 | yolunteers-.
“worked on the seven-day
~ event, which was held at
- Doees "Southcenter Fur-

niture Warehouse in Tuk-
over
viewers in
and

100,000

Eriday. ‘December $0

- “Bandolin’’ - Blue Grass
Folk Group - R.E.M. Lee
Theatre. 8:15 p. m.

Friday, December 3

- Second annual Bi Band
Ball, sponsore by
Caledonia, Skeena and

Thornhill Band Parents
Associations with music by
the Band Directors of School
District 88. Skeena Junior
High Gym, 9 p.m. Ad:
mission $10 per person in-
cludes refreshments and
midnight buffet. Phone 635-

3951. Tickets - Taylor’s |

Men’s Wear or Sight and
Sound.

December 4
‘- ‘Terrace Concert
Association presents Guitar
Trio. R.E.M. Lee Theatre

sunday, December 5

- Skeena Jr. Sec. School

’ Gold Band Xmas Concert -

R:E.M. Lee Theatre. 2 p. m.

sunday. December AS

- Terrace Music Students
present an evening of
-Mozart - R.E.M. Lee
Theatre. 8 p.m.

9 auction

merchants and businesses.

Many more viewed the

for. en-

the

telecast just
tertainment. “—
In speaking of

L \PPENING

Monday. December: 6
Terrace Community Choir
Practice |§- Christian
Reformed Church. 8 p.m. -
9:30 p.m.

rues... Lecember ' 7
- Uplands . Elementary

School Christmas Concert - .

R.E.M. Lee Theatre

Lee. X - Dee. 1
- Caledonia Sr. Secondary
School) Drama _ Class

Froduction. R.E.M. Lee
“eatre

Friday, Dec. 10 - Jan. 3.

Painting Exhibition by Mrs.

Crail from Summerland -
Library Arts Room.

Sunday, December 12
Terrace Community Choir

‘Xmas Concert, Christian

Reform Church, 8 p.m.

Saturday, December 11, |

1976

- The Kinette Club’ of -
Terrace will be holding a
Christmas Bake Sale at the -

Terrace Co-op Shopping
Centre on Saturday,
December 11, 1976 from 10
a.m. until everything i is sold.

Gl success

directed by Lee Olsen and
Steve Welch, working with
Auction ‘Coordinator,

Dorothy Paton, and her

assistant, Doris Wong.

teamwork responsible for -

the Auction’s great success,
Dr. Meyer added: ‘‘I cannot
begin to thank all those from

the Channel 9 staff. and.

volunteers who went without
sleep for over a week to
produce this Auction. I can
only say that the money will
be used to enhance the
programming schedule on
Channel 9, as well as pay for —
regular operating costs of
the station.’’

by Gary Gibson and

“The Auction was produced:

Volunteer - coordinators

Barbara Boreson, Anita van.

Slyck, Pat Thibaudeau and
Jeney Williams were among
those. responsible for.
assembling the donations,
volunteers and food supplies

necessary during Auction.

Week,

The Channel 9 Auction
was broadcast live for 59
hours between November 8
and November 14.

IN TERRACE —

‘Tues. December 14
- Kiti

School Christmas Concert,

R.E.M. Lee Theatre .

Wednesday, Dec. 15 - Dec. 19
Terrace Little Theatre’s
Christmas Pantomine -
R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Bp. m.

December 16-18

- Terrace Little Theatre's
Christmas Pantomine.
R.E.M. Lee Theatre

Friday, December 17, 1976
- e Three Rivers
Worksho op will be holding a
sale of the trainee’s
products | in the concourse of

e Terrace Co-op between 9
a.m. and 9 p.m. On sale will
be wooden toys, Xmas
swags, wreaths and cor-
sages, all made by the
Trainees at.-Three Rivers
Workshop.

Saturday, January 1
Skeena Jr. Sec. School Gold
Band Bottle Drive!

Monday, Jan. 3 - Jan. 22
Childrens Arts Show from
Burnaby Art Gallery -
Library Arts Room. -

“Terrace A nswering | Bureau |
_ 638-8195

K-Shan Primary |

Thursday, January 6
0.A.P. Monthly Meeting -
Senior Citizens Room. 2.

p.m,

Monday, January 10
Terrace Community Choir
Practice - Christian
Reformed Church. 8 p.m. -
9:30 p.m.

Thursday, January 20
Business. and Professional
Womens Monthly Meeting

Monday, January 24
Terrace Cormmunity Choir
Practice - Christian
Reformed Church. 8 p.m. -
9:30 p.m.

Monday, January 31

Terrace Community Choir
Practice - Christian
Reformed Church. 8 p.m. -

9:30 p.m.

[A flying saucer

UFO's over Toronto! ...
Flying Saucer at The
Toronto-Dominion Centre ..
a bewildered farmer tells of
being .escorted aboard a
Flying Saucer, seduced by
its beautiful crew member
and then, mysteriously
commits suicide!

But don’t panic. It’s all

-part of ‘Alien Encounter”,

‘a spectacular — Science-
Fiction $1.8 million movie
currently being shot in
Toronto starring Robert
_ Vaughn, Ghristosher Lee,

Tiiu Leek, Daniel Pilon;
Victoria Johnson and Helen:

Shaver. . ;
“Alien Encounter’ 5” plot
revolves around a Bermuda

provide.
- counter’s’”’ audiences with a

Triangle-based.. UFO. unit
(friendly to earthlings) and
an outerspace UFO task
force, desperate in its at-
tempt for a new terrestria!
home. The alien task force
must first annihilate the.
ocean-based unit, but the
ensuing battle throws the
world into chaos.

UFO’s, robots, space-
uniforms and Victoria
Johnson’s sensational -

costumes combine with
Toronto’s actual Sci-Fi
locations (Ontario Place,
Ontario Science Centre) to
~ “Alien En-

view of — perhaps the world
to come?

Your last chance for Live Entertainment

at the

- LAKELSE CABARET

The Cabaret will be closed Nov. 29 to Dec. 2.

| STARTING DECEMBER 3RD

ONE "EXPRESS |

(Formerly E! Toro Cabaret)

Days a Weok

9:30 pm. to 2 aot. -

$4620 Lakelse Avenue

Breath Disco at the
Ozone Express —

Phone 635-2287,