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_ "the Pacific: Northwest -
Muliié“Festival begins its
secitid’ ‘and final week on
: Monday, Mareh 12. Piano
. clavsés, including begin
hers, duels, sight reading,
quick ‘study,.- Bach and

Bedthoven, and’ ‘variety of, '

Jottier ‘styles canbe ‘heard
wmoriings, afternoons,: and’

_ evenings Monday | through
, Friday at the Theatre. The «

adjudicator is Mr. Edward’

f _ Parker,,He is well known
throughout western Canada ”

asia -recitalist: and is
presently teaching plano at

* Admission to all sessions is

"fred? and - the publle is,

welcome.“ .
Competitions . ton three

‘sehdlarehips © will “be ‘beld:

Friday evening; March. 16 at
8 pm. The ‘awards are
antatita: _ Columbus.
“(Senior : Performers),
| Drugs. (In-
tex ddliate :- Performers); .
i ‘Terrace | Water Polo.
ssociation (Junior Per-
fatter. “The competitions
will be run as a concert and
the ‘admission’ is: free.

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box in Safeway.’
would. . Hke ©

If you

at 685-348 or * Jacquie at’ 6a5-
6727,

‘The Human’ "Service ,

Worker Program ‘of “Nor-

thweat Community College.
Will’ discuss -Privatization; ..

Crisis or Challenge: by Dr.

‘Glen Drover, director of the ©
School of Secial Worker at .
‘UBC in Room '208 at-7-p.m.

at the college, Cost is $5. .

Pleise register by March -
_ ': 19,..,Send cheques to the
i. the ‘University of Victoria.‘

college, Box 724, Terrace,
B.C, VeG 4C2 or call Jake
Miller ‘at 0695-6511 oral

148):

Saturday, March in.

. There are matirnees each
- Saturday at . the Terrace

Public Library at 2.p.m.

This, week ‘it's NFB films
; Neighbors; ‘Kevin Alec;
_ Pern; The Devil's Toy; and,-
‘Larvel and Hardy in Chump
-at Oxford, Part. 2 - For

children ages’ 6 and up.
Admission is free, Call -€38-

8177. fort more: information.

‘more. .
information please.call Bev:

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“ “quesday. March ra
The Musle. Festival always .:
produces"
talented. shidents in various 7
' gategories “of ~ -the
performing, ‘arts. This”.
* exciting” concert ° ‘will ‘give

Music Featival.' Winners.

‘Bome

you an. opportunity to see

and héar the: best. of these
‘performers, ac
presentation by 'the 1904:
’ Festival: winners. who are’
represert:. ©
‘Northwest. B.C. “at the ‘

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selected " ‘tas.

Provinelal © ‘finals .
Kelowna, ext May...

saturday, May. LR a i

' Terrace’ ‘and District Aris a
“Council is, “sponsoring . a
‘performance. ‘of. the ‘in-.

ternationally ‘acclaimed 46
piece National Arts. Centre

"Orchestra, The concert ia in.

the. REM Eee: Theatre...’
Tickets are $10, adult ($12 at

‘door),. $4 for’ studenta and
-senior ($10.at.door) and can

be obtained by writlig
Terrace and District Arts

Council, Box 35, Terrace,

BC. “WAG 443,

very.

- ment:
~ Jerry: Ford

‘The Kitimat . Centennial
Museum Association will be
holding its annual generat

“meeting at 7:30:p.m, in the:
“museum.
formation call: 632-7022 and

For more -in-.

ask for. James Tirrut-Jones,

curator’ ; a N

~Qr “Does. Jackie Onassis’
-alster Lee Radziwill work
‘ seriously as a decorator or is
it really a rich girl's hob- :
by?—K.T. . :

A. Lee Is a serious interior

. designer and looks -for: as

~much work as she can get,

She's been -in-Los. Angeles

recently ding a motlel apart: .

Century Moods .
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where? “Tonner esident
owns & condo,
Lee’ likes to talk about
decorating and Is:interested
in furniture“ and furniture

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Friday, March 16.

"The Centennial Museum
is showing. the film series

. The Balance of Nature each

Friday at 7 p.m. Use the

‘ upstairs door.. Tonight it’s

New Channels for Sockeye
which describes’ the -con-
struction and effectiveness
scientifically

won't discuss is her ‘ister, If
you ask her, Lee just smiles

; and says nothing atall,

Q. Is it true that Rod
Stewart's little’ brother. Is
trying to follow in his vocal

rds and become a rock
singer himsel!? ~ —CF..

A. Its true. Rod Stewart's
kid brother Frank wants to

be a big rock singer. His -

newest dise fs titled “I Made
Love With the Devil.”

engineered spawning beds

‘in lower Babine Lake, and .

shows the’ annual
Phenomenon that occurs
along the Skeena River as

silver hordes return home,
Sauk'Ails based on a'legend -

of the Tsimshian Indians, of
what happens when Raven
meets Salmon Woman, . |

brother’s taste in music as
well.

ROYAL DATES: The
romor around swank
Newport, R.1., is that- when

Prince Andrew ‘comes for.

the America’s Cup ball, his
date is going to be. Brooke

: Shields. In the meantime,

Prince Albert of Monaco is
trying to firm up his date

with her for the prestigious |

Red Cross Ball in Monaco on

August 15. I hear his dad,

Prince Rainler, is encourag-
ing this. barely budding

‘romance.

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_ Winners will be.announced : “ : “oo
cat: ‘the Gala’ Concert) 6.9 >
Saturday, March 17: at-8 °
p.m. ‘Tickets for this can be
. purchased all week long at”
the Theatre: adults $4;
_ children-(12 and under) -$2,
The Terrace and District :
- Arts Council is sponsoring, ‘
the National Arts “Center
Orchestra, Canada’s finest:
‘symphony,’ to appear,’ jn
- Perrace‘on Saturday,’ ‘May--
i2at the REM Lee Theatre.
The performance will begin’
at 8 p.m. Tickets for this ©
_ event will be available at:
the REM Lee during the
week of “March 12 to 16
during the sale of Gala
Performance tickkets for .-»
the Music festival. Tickets .<
for the May 12 event are $10 ‘
for adults, $8 for seniors and,’
students. Tickets can also
he bought from P.O. Box 35, <
. Terrace, B.C,

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Public: Library at 2 p.m. TNR Mie era: ce Bye ‘
This week it's NFB films _ ,

Korpa;. Mr. Frog Went A-
Courting; Owl who Married ~
a Goose; The Red Dress;
and,. ; Laurel and Hardy in,
Chump. at Oxford Part i.
For children ages 6 and up.
Adinigeion | is free. Call 638-
8177, for: more information. |

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In B.C. Katimavik volunteers have been involved in such
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Modern technology keeps changing the ways we work and
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The easiest way to find out more about training is is to ask at
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