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“the. Terrace Public

Vat Herk” - = winner of the
Seal Books Award for her.

1 Judith", Friday;
27 at 7:00p.m. in the.

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, rs Arts: Room.

Admission is: free. and
everyone is -welcomel| -

“The Third: Annual.
Peace Walk will be held

in Terrace, Saturday, - matter how: experienced .

April 28, 1984, starting at
Ep. in’ ‘Lower . Little
(behind | “the ,
Eibrary): The theme:of -
the., walk is ‘Celebrate
Life’... . - :
We encourage “large.
parade banners iden-
dtying your - group . or
cammunity, We hope to.
have. 1,000- people -out
ffom' as ‘many -com-
churches, -
unions, and other groups
ap possible. Let's make .
ry ril, 28 the day to
celebrate our community
ag an International Peate
City “and ag a Nuclear
Weapon Free Zonel
rahere will be a ‘ bike-
ecorating - “contest; -
unger. speakers and
gon. For further

marie Goodwin 638 .

taney 635-7043, .

Dave Comfort —

ts for Wednesday, April 25
"— Keith Soules & Dave Comfort.

1956, Victoria ‘Kahn 6 635-
7673..

_ Sanday April 25

The Roadrunners
‘Motorcycle «Club of
Terrace will hold a
Motorcycle Gymkhana in
‘Place Omineca Bullding

‘; Supplies Parking Lat,
-,8290 Eby Street, Terrace,
vat 12:00 moon, April 23,

“1984.
The Roadrunners invite
all. motorcyclists, -

of ‘what type ‘of riding.
they prefer, to come and
test their riding. skills.
The course is designed as
a fun, slow speed event
. and will help you find any
“problems you may have
in ‘controlling a motor-
‘cycle. For more in-
formation call Steve at
635-9520 or Kent at 635-
‘4762,
Monday, April 30 a
“The annual meeting of
the Kitsumkalum ‘ Ski

Club will be held Monday, -

April 30, 1994 at 7: 30 p.m.
in the Library Meeting
Room.
presented on the Nancy
Greene, Bantam and
Alpine Racing:program.

‘New -Directors | will be
elected.:. ’ Nominations
“must be presented to the
‘Secretary in .writing
before commencement, of

Reports will be.

the meeting,

Monday, April 30

_ A public meeting to
receive oral and written
submissions regarding
proposed changes .to
Grade 11 and = 12
eurriculum will be held in
the.R.E.M. Lee Theatre,
4920. Straume Avenue on
April: 30 between 7:00
‘p.m. and 10:00 p.m.

’ On March 13, Minister
of- Education Jack
Heinrich issued
‘discussion paper con-
taining proposed changes
to the grade li and 12
_eurriculum —ineluding
increased — graduation
requirements and an
emphasis on maths and
‘sciences. At that time the
‘ minister said he wanted
the fullest participation
by interested persons and
groups in order to have a
meaningful dialugue on
the proposals,

Teams of ministry
senior staff persons
headed by the Deputy
Minister or an Assistant
Deputy Minister will
attend the meeting and
receive the oral .and
written briefs. The local
seliool district superin-
tendent will chair the
meetings.

The discussion paper

-curriculum.

‘represent

the challenging courses in

outlines a proposed
restructuring of the
grade it ‘and ‘12
’ Key
recommendations are
that: The - minimum

number of Grade 11 and.

12 courses to be suc:

cessfully ‘completed :be -
. increased from 12 to 13: in =

number. a

The. minimum nuinber
of 12. level courses which
the ‘more

the eirriculum be -in-

greased from: three. -to

four. The Grade 11-12
curriculum be organized
into a structure that will
require students to select

one of three programs of -

study: Arts and Science,
Applied Arts and Science,

_ or Career Preparation.
All students be required |

to complete one course in

mathematics and one in -

science during their
sentor secondary years.
At present students are
required to complete
mathematics and science
through Grade 10,

Physical Education 11,

course, ,be. an ‘elective
after Grade ' 10. The
language ‘curriculum’ ‘be

' strengthened with a new

stress © on Asian

“Student

Festival.

. giving a
. Writing Mini-workshop
currently a» compulsory °

be

Languages,
Tuesday, May 1

St. Michael's Boys’
Choir will sing al the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre,
Tuesday, May 1 at 7:30
p.m.
Friday, May 4

The Terrace Canada
Employment Centre for

. . Students, located at 4632
. Lazélle Ayneue, is having

an open house on Friday,

.May 4, from 3;00 p.m. to

4:30 p.m. Students,

“employers, homeowners
-,and anyone who are in-

terested in what the
Employment
Centre does in this
community are cordially
invited. -
Tuesday, May 1
Canadian author Joan
Weir will be visiting
Terrace May 1 and 2
during National . Book
She will be
visiting Elementary
Schools in the Terrace

"area to talk to students

about writing and to read
selcciions ‘from her
books. She will also be
Crestive

Tuesday, May 1 7:30 -
9:00 p.m. in the Public
Library. This workshop
is open to adylts and
young adults. People are
encouraged to bring their

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TE you were sitting south what contract would you
and your partner arrive at?

In the world of competitive bridge there are
literally. hundreds of ‘artificial “and complicated
bidding conventions. . There is really ‘no ‘need to
burden yourself or your partner with umpteen fancy
artificial bids, but there ts one that is worth com-
mitting to’ memory - the Stayman Convention.

In response to'a one no trump opening from part-
ner, you bid 2 clubs (Stayman} to ask partner to bid a
four card major auitif he has one. On the above hand
partner responds 2 hearts and you raise to 3 hearts to
‘Suggest game if ‘partner is maximum; and he com-

ues.

fithout the Stayman Convention, the bidding

d probably endin3 no trump: It will take a lot of
tuck ‘to come to nine tricks in no trump with those
cards and even if you manage to make it, you score
just 400 points. On the other hand it would be tough to
go déwn in four hearts, with the same cards, and for

that ‘you scoré 420,

Me Major'suit fit will generally net one more trick
than 4 no trump contract so it's worth trying to find it

> four of a major is worth more points than three no
i¥unip. The Stayman Convention is a handy device |
for looking for a major suit fit.

“Drop in to the Duplicate Club on any Wedneaday 7

night'at Caledonia High School Cafeteria at a 30 Pp. rm.

or, call CSAS | or 635-H020..

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phone numbers. If you find them and one ta yours
% you win two FREE passes. :
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The Daily Herald
3010 Katum St. |

- . r

Tommy Tompkins Wilderness Photographer, a film biography of
the well-known B.C. outdoorsman and wildlife photographer,
premiered In Fort Fraser this week. Over the last 20 years,
Tompkins has shown his films to more than a milllon school
children In B.C. and a series of 30-minute television shows

developed from them has received national acclaim. To ftim his:

unique wildlife sequences, Tompkins fiterally lives with the
animals until ‘they accept his presence. Tompkins Wilderness
Photegrapher inctudes scenes from earlier movies and material
photographed last year in northwestern B.C.! Tampkins wil be
(making personal appearances in communities In northwestern
B.C. to show the film to schools and organizations. Arrangements
for booking Tompkins and the: film may be made by contacting
Alcan, the film sponsor, through thelr community relations of-

flcers tn Kitimat.

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manuscripts for Mrs.

- Weir to comment on.

Joan Weir was bora in
Calgary, Alberta. It was
there and in Winnipeg
that she was educated,
She ‘began her writing
career in radio with CBC
in Winnipeg then moved
into’ Children’s
Television. From there
she moved. into short
stories and eventually
novels, In addition to her
writing ‘she currently

teaches. English at
Cariboo College in
Kamloops, ;

Her. visit has been
organized by the Terrace
and District Teacher-
Librarians Association
and funded by a Canada
Council Grant.

‘Saint Michael’s Choir.

School (Toonto} will sing
in concert Tuesday, May
1, 1994 at the REM Lee
Theatre 7:30 pm. 134
boys. Tickets are

available at Sight and.

Sound, Veritas School or
phone 635-7047. Adults
$5.00, students $4.0 —

Saturday, May5

‘REVEEN, ‘The Im-
possiblist’ takes over the
stage of the R.E.M, Lee
Theatre at 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 12

The Terrace & District
Arts Council have signed
a. contract with the
National Arts Centre

The Herald, Friday, April 27, 1984,

Orchestra. (Canada's
finest symphony) to
perform at the R.E.M. lee
Theatre in Terrace on
May 12, 1984,

Franca Mannino will
conduct. . The program
will include such well
known classics as
Roasini’s
Barher of Seville as well
as Mozart and Men-
delgsohn Symphonies.

‘Tickets will:be on sale
for Christmas gifts in the
Skeena Mall, “Mail order

‘ tickets are available by

writing to The Terrace &
District Arts Council, Box
35, Terrace, B.C.

Prices for this exciting
performance will be
$10.00 for adulta (in ad-
vance} $12.00 (at the
door): $8.00 for students
and seniors (in advance)
$10.00 (at the door).

saturday, May 12
Coming to Terrace
from Ottawa, Canada’s
renowned symphony
orchestra, the National
Arts Centre Symphony
Orchestra, on Saturday,
May 12, 1984, at 8 p.m, at
the REM Lee Theatre.
The program includes
works by Rossini, Mozart,
Schafer, and
Mendelssohn. Obtain
advance tickets by
writing to the Terrace
and District Arts Council,
Box 35, Terrace, Vie

“Overture to.

Page 5

1A2: $8 for students and
tenior citizens, #10 for
adults.

IN KIT?MAT

The Spring Arts and
Crafts Festival will be
held on Saturday April 28,
1984, from 10:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. at Riverlodge,
Always the events of the
season that you won't
want to miss, Come to
buy or browse-there is
something for everyone,
including Great Mother’s
Day Gifts. ° .

Registration is still

available for the second.

set of swimming ledsons
starting May 14. Call
Tamitik 632-7161 for class
dates and times. :

Roller Skating has
begun at the Tamitk
Arena. Sessions start at
6:30 and 6:30 p.m. on
Fridays, Saturdays and
Sundays, Follerskate
rentals are available at 75
eenls a pair. Music by
Bob Grey will be featured
at the 6:30 skate on April
21,

Minor Lacrosse has

begun in Tamitik on

Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 5:00. p.m.

Please . remember,
many of the ball fields
are not dry enough yet to
play on. Please wait for

the announcements. In ‘

the meantime have you
registered your Fun Ball
team? Call Riverlodge at
632-3161 to do so.

_ FORTHE LOVE OF GOD.

Caring.

brutal situations.

The unifurm is like a beacon on
the street. It signals help. Compassion.

But not many people know how
much it takes to be a soldier.in the
Salvation Army. The inhuman hours.
The incredible patierice. The sy

Taking responsibility for . iD
those wham Society is unable (Fahy
\

GIVE.

to take responsibility for:
Providing help, and-then hope, for

the people who need it most.

But they know.

Anyone whose life the Salvation
Army has touched ;
. And we ask for them, that

you give.
As much as you can.
y¥ A For the love of God.

knows.

of Your Choice

TERRACE
PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
Pastor John Caplin
3511 Eby St,
Terrace, B.C.
635-2434
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worship
7:00 Evening Service

Pastor Arnold Peters
3406 Eby St.
635-3015 635-3657
Sunday Services
10:30 a.m.

THE

& SALVATION

ARMY

Not 617 Walsh Ave.

635-2626 or

635.5446

SUNDAY SERVICES

9:30 am. — Sunday
School for all ages.

. oo Family

pm, ~-
Evangelistic Salvation
Meeting.

WEDNESDAY
7:30 p.m. — Ladies’
Home League
Fellowship.

KNOX
UNITED
CHURCH

4707 Lazelle Ave.
635-6014
Rev. David Mariyn,
B.A., M. Olv.
Service — 11:00 a.m.
Nursery to Grade 6— 11

am.
Grada 7 to Adults — 10
am.

SACRED
HEART
PARISH.
635-2313

4636 Strayme

Mass Times:
Sat, evening - 7:30 p.m.
Sun. morning. 8:30am
10: Wam
11:30am

CHRIST LUFHERAN
CHURCH
695-5520
3229 Sparks St.
{Corner of
Sparks & Park)

TERRACE
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH
Reverend S. VanDaalen
Sparks Street &
Straume Avenve
Sunday School — 10
am.
Worship Services — 11
am. and 5 p.m.
Lislen ‘to ihe Back to
God Hour every Sunday
at 8:30 a.m. on CFTK.

ZION.
BAPTIST
CHURCH

Pastor Paul Mohninger

Home 635-5209
Corner of Sparks &
Kelth

‘$45 am. — Sunday
School

11:00 am. — Morning
Worship

5 9:45 am. — Sunday
Church School
11:00 a.m. -- Regular
worship service.
—Holy Cornmunion the
first Sunday of each
month. :
Choir, Contirmation,
Youth, Adult Classes,
Men's and Ladies’ Bible
Studies.

UPLANDS
BAPTIST
CHURCH

Corner of Halliwell
and N. Thomas
9:45 am,
Bible Teaching
Sunday Schoal
11:00 a.m.
Morning Worship
Service
6 - pm.
Bible Study
Wednesday 8:00
Home Bible Studies
"You Are Welcome
at Uplands”

ST. MATTHEW'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
4726 Lazelte Avenue
635-9019
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:00 a.m, — Holy
Communion
10:00 a.m,— Sunday
School 7
11:00 am. — Family
Service = Holy
Communion except
third Sunday.
Wednesdays « 7:30pm
Healing prayer every,
4th Wed, In month. :

ITH DAY
ADVENTIST
3306 Griffiths
Pastor Henry Bartsch
635.2232
635-7642
Services — Sat, 0:0
a.m. — Sabbath School
(Sunday School).
41:00 a.m. — Worship