Page 2, The Herald, Friday, March 6, 1981

2». For over 20 years many
uTerrace churches have
joined together on the first
oBriday of March in a World
«Day of Prayer. The service
«will be held at 7:30 p.m. en
=Friday, March 6 in the
\Terrace Pentecostal
Church, 3511 Eby St.
hEveryone is welcome.
i
bh: A papermaking workshop
nbegins tonight at 7:30 p.m. at
Northwest‘ Community
stollege in Terrace. For
4durther information call
bKathy Mueller at 635-6511.
“Vr
.. Anyone who has an idea
afor a spring program Is
rasked to call 638-1174 with

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Recreation Department is
looking. for part-time in-
structors for the spring
programs and renumeration
is up to $9 an hour.

Why couldn’t the kids in
the 1920s hang on to their
mothers skirts? Find out
tonight and Saturday at §
p.m, when the Terrace Little
Theatre . presents the
Roaring 205 Revue. The
show will be seen in the
Kalum Street Playhouse.

Take a Quit Smoking
course, sponsored by Nor-
thwest Community College,
starting Monday, March 9 at

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projects. The fair starts tonight at 7 p.m. In
the Caledonia School gymnasium and starts

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at.10 p.m. tonight and ends Saturday night
at 10 p.m.

the Park Avenue Dental
Clinic. The course runs for
two weeks, For further
information call Kathy
Mueller at 635-8511.

Poet Bill Bailey will read
his works at the Northwest
Community College in
a 9 at

Baily is from Prince George
and has appeared in an
anthology of poetry.

The Terrace.chapter of the
Steelhead Society of B.C. will
be holding its annual
banquet at Smiling Jack's
Sternwheeler Sunday,
March 15, at 2 p.m. The
society invites not only
society members, provincial
fish and wildlife department
personal and officials of the
federal fisheries department
but also any interested
angters.

This is a chance to get to
know those who catch, or say
they catch, the supreme
fighting fish, the steelhead
trout. The Steelhead Society
is not only involved airing
environmental concerns and
acting as a watchdog on our
rivers and streams but is
also actively Involved in
projects to improve the
fishing in the area. As well
as meeting those who tie
their own flies, you will

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to share a few fish stories as
well.

For more information
please contact ‘Greg Mid-
dieton at 635-3547.

The monthly meeting of
the Pacific Northwest Mugic

Ftivak® held “én
Tuesday,

home of Olga Power, 4315
Birch Avenue in Terrace at 9
pm. This is the last meeting
before the 16th Annual
Festival which is to be held
from March 23-to April 4.

Organizers hope that all

members and other in-

terested persons will attend.
Call. Olga at 685-3833 for
further information.

Secondary school. coun-,

sellors and post-secondary
representatives will ‘be
meeting together at Nor-

. thwest Community College

on Tuesday, March 11 and
Wednesday, March 12 for the
annual secondary school
counsellor’s conference,
entitled Education "61. -

These conferences ‘are
otganized on an annual basis
to help keep secondary
school counsellors up to date
on admission requirements
and new programs at B.C.’s
three universities, at the
B.C. Institute of Technology

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The 40th anniversary and
reunion of the 52 Squadron of
the .Royal Canadian Air

Cadets will be held from May |

15-17. All interested persons
ato contact the.

Squadron, 1123 87° Avenue
SW, Calgary, Alta. T2V 0W2
for further information.

The Terrace Ceritennial
Lions Club is sponsoring its
annual Ladies Diamond
Dinner on Saturday, March
28 at the Terrace Hotel. The
event will be limited to the
sale of 250 tickets to ladies
for a full course dinner, a
fashion show and other
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LIBRARY BROWSING

by ED CURELL and MARIA YOUNG

Starting this Saturday,
March 7 at 1 p.m. the library
will be running a ‘Comedy
Film Fest” of old comedy *
films from the ‘20's and ‘30's.
Each Saturday for the next
six weeks we will be showing
one titm about 20 - 30 minutes
long.

Among the titles are
Laurel and Hardy in “‘The
Music Box”, an Academy
Award winning comedy

about delivering a piano to ~

Billy Gilber's home on the
top of a hill via the longest
flight of stairs you've ever
seen; W. C. Fields in “The
Barber Shop" in which a
gangster enters the shop and
forces Fields to change
identities; Charlie Chase in
“Hasty Marriage” where

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He sets
about lo arrange a quick
marriage; and, Charlie
Chaplin in “One A.M."
Charlie returns home early
in the morning after a night
on the town and gets into
plenty of. mishaps in his
room.

‘Fhese films guarantee a
lot of laughs for everyone.
Admission is free.

On March 26, Robert
Kroetsch, winner of the
Governor-General’s award
for his 1969 novel The
Studhorse Man will be
speaking at the library.
Kroetsch is a highly
respected Canadian novelist
and: poet and will no doubt
offer a fascinating and
enlightening look at the
‘current Canadian literary

' scene.

Terrace 628-6155

The Northweat Secondary
School Drama Festival,
featuring one-act plays fram
secomlary schools in the
northwest region begins
Saturday, March 7 and
continues Sunday, March 8
in the REM Lee Theatre.

There will be a gymnastics
display in the REM Lee
Theatre tonight in cdn-
junction with the Terrace
Education Exhibition.

The Wonderful World of
Sarah Binks - the sweet
songstress of Saskatchewan -
on its second national tour
will appear in Terrace at the
REM Lee Theatre on
Wednesday, March 11. Eric
Donkin starring as Miss
Rosalind Dreol promises to
provide a very funny evening
of entertainment.

The Royal Winnipeg Ballet
begins in the REM Lee
Theatre on Friday, March
ii.

The Gary and Margaret
Plantperformin a duo called
Fancy That in the Lakelse
Hotel this week. They have
something for everybody.

Due to the cancellation of
Les Marks, the Elvis im-
personater, Wacko, a rock

and country band. who
specialize in 1950s style
music are making fans in the
Red D'or instead. Greg
Dahiquest performs guitar
andis thesinger of folk songs
in the Terrace Hotel lounge.

Born Free is the matinee
in the Tillicum Theatres. In
the 7 p.m. and9 p.m. theatre *
there is Wind Walker with
Trevor Howard from March’
47; Simon with Alan Arkin
from March 8-10; and First
Family with Gilda Radner,
Harvey Korman, Bob
Newhart, © and Richard
Benjamin from March 11-14.
In the 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
theatre Stir Crazy with Gene
Wilder and Richard Pryer
will play until March 10; The
Jazz Singer with Neil
Diamond is fromi March 11-
14 and One Trick Pony with
Paul Simon, Rip Torn and
Joan Hackett is from March
15-17.

In Nechako Theatre the
matinee is Last Flight of
Noah's Ark, Wind Walker is
from March 47; Loving
Couples with Shirley.
MacLaine and. James
Coburn is from March 6-10;
and Popey with Robin
Williams is from March £07
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