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The violent face of nature by Kendrick Frazier, explores
the dramia and beauty of earth and its unpredictable at-..
mosphere, examining. such short-lived but destructive
natural occurrences as hurricanes, tornaddes, earthquakes
and voleanoes and man’s attempts to develop adequate
waming:systems. = = = an
Servant’s hall by Margaret Powell. Powell, in a welcome
return:to her scenes of life below stairs, recounts the true
story of Rose, an under-parlour maid to the Wardham family
at Redlands, who takes what constituted then a shocking |
step: she elopes with young Mr. Gerald. os

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The sfailman by Barbara Sivers. A story about a lonely
young boy who encounters the village hermit and the special
friendship which grows between them. The snailman is the
recipient of the Little, Brown. Canadian Children’s Book

Ward: : : . : : ‘

The olden days coat by Margaret Laurence. Sal spends -

Christmas with ‘her grandmother and takes an unexpected:
’ qourney sixty years back intime.

Girls in the velvet frame by Adele Geras. In Jerusalem just ~
before World War f, five sisters have their photograph taken
and sent to New York in hopes of contacting their brother

who seems to have disappeared.

Daysof terror by Barbara Smucker. The struggles of the
Neufeld family as they face disaster in thelr small Ukranian
village-. and find. their way of life threatened. .

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| By DON SCHAFFER

_ Sick of being “mellow?”
Fed up with psychobabble

and relevance training?

Well, friends, gét‘up, head:

the" tthe ‘Tillicuni ‘Théatre ‘in

Terrace and take two hours

: of Serial. It’s guaranteed to

relieve your frustration with

‘Callforaian ambience, with -

all. the. newspeak that
emanates mostly . from

the movie. —_ -

* You'll recognize a lotof the
faces: you see. Bill Macy,
Maude’s long-suffering
Peter Bonerz,
Bey denist ‘thm “the,
: yhart., Show han Tommy.;,
Smothers (Mom always
liked you best); Christopher
Lee, veteran of many
Dracula movies; and Barbra
Rhodes who has guest
starred in almost everything
are the veteran ‘TV actors ©
who populate the show, but
they form only the ‘sup-.
porting cast to Martin Mull
and.Tuesday Weld, who play
the married couple who have

or

‘a hard time relating to
what's happening around

them. .

‘Is really Mull’s movie,
though. He ‘plays Harvey
Holroyd, a junior executive,

who, between his welrd

friends, his daughter who
runs away from home to join
the. Oriental Church of
Christian Harmony, is hard-
pressed to figure out whether
or not he is sane or if he
really is the misfit He is
made. to feel.

Harv’s wanderings begin
at a wedding. at which the

Marin County, the setting of. ;

ne iy
Bob, ;,

‘fifteen-year-old

A REVIEW

Serial: A California s

own original  yows. She.
begins with “You-ness, me-
hess, us-ness, we-ness,”. arid -

+, yes, it gets worse from .

there, The service. ends with
Spike declaring ‘bride ‘and
groom pair-bonded- for: as

long as the: relationship .
- continues, "

You get the idea.

send-up of the laid-back
lifestyle: mongering of the
Marin set. Harv’s wife.Kate ©
(Weld), a member of a
coneloneS
of five women who sit ar
au slice each o ait roa
their men) to ribbons under

‘the guise of openness, tells

him when he expels a graup
of daughter Joanie's friends
from their house that he has
ruined their father-and-
daughter interface.

Harv ‘replies, “Interface? -
Is that a new word for oral
sex?" Ss

Hatv’s friend Sam (Macy)
is. the only other sane
character in the movie.
Happily married at ‘the
beginning, he falls for a
“nym-
phomaniac, goes through
some heavy changes until he |
finally is taken under the
wing of psychiatrist Leonard
(Bonerz) and finally | is

mellowed out to the point of
suicide . by Leonard's
treatment.

Leonard is a. marvellous
creation. While treating the

‘much-married Martha's

child, he tells Martha
(Kellerman, a_ terrific

It really is a marvellous :

i REOUD

e harms +

performance) that he is.

trying to put Stokely in touch
with his childhood, the kid.

the show... its.’ restricted
thin

alfin“the spirit of ‘fun: ~~.
“Producer Sidney
‘Beckerman is as much a
veteran of TV as are most of
the actors, and the movie is
rather slickly made. This fits
with the glibness of ‘the
characters, though. The
dialogue won't ring true for
those unaccustomed to the
patois, but that's how they.
talk, apparently, and after ‘a

while it begins to make
- gense, That's kind of scary.

Aside. from the horren-

‘dous, flatly-sung: Barry

Manilow style theme’ song
the movie'strikes very few
false notes, ‘though, and. at
times is very funny and at

.Others touched with nice
. little fronies, for instance,

when Born To Be Wild plays
behind the scene of a gay

motoreycle gang riding off ©

on a mission.
Serial is a real giggle, and

- runs to Saturday night at the

Tillicum.
Try to relate.

Four to”

Terrace —

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represent.

The Pacific Northwest
Music Festival has four
young musicians to
represent them at the B.C.
provincial finals in Terrace
June 5 WOT

The four - musicians
competed for their’ spot in
the provincial fisials in the
‘recent music, festival. ;
- Three of . the four
musicians are from Terrace.

_. Fhey are. Karen Arnold -
. Smith, who won for senior

instrumentalist, Margaret

_ MeDaniel. for. junior in-
. strumentalist;. and (Cheryl

Dyck for junior vocal. ;
“From Prinee Rupert, Toby

_ Der won for juulor piano.

In addition to those who
compete in the finals, 12
other musicians will be
awarded. scholarships and.
will attend ‘the provincial
finals. as observers.

” The Herald, Friday, May 23, 1988), Page 3

_ -CWEATHER") Pipe school.
+ thie westieriaa'preaias’ IS Offering. >

a great weekend with lots of. ( . «>

sun and’ warm summer
_ weather. Mee
‘The forecast for both days
is sunny with highs ‘of 20
degrees Celsius:
The overnight lows should
drop off to about 8 degrees
Celsius, and we can t
aun all the way throw
‘late Sunday when we can

expect 'a few clouds to be. -
polling in. For the most part’

“Sebo! of the Arts,
to, -

though, it shotlld be sun-”

“tanning weather,
Environment Canada
‘forecasters see no’ relief
- from the weather today for
_ firefighters battling giant
woodland blazes."
However, on the west
coast, showers and tem-
peratures from 15 to 6
‘degrees were forecast for
Vancouver. and Victoria.
Whitehorse was to be sunny
. and Yellowknife. clearing.
' with temperatures
the mid-teens..

Pictures reversed. ©

The Thursday edition. of

the Herald showed two ~

pictures of traps on the front
page. The pictures were
reversed over the wrong
identifying cut lines.

The trap on the left hand
side of the page is a beaver
trap and the trap resting on
the concrete block is a
Conibear trap. “

Ina story on dog control on ;

page 5 (t should have been
made ‘clear that Dr. Lou
Elorza recommends the use

*' ‘The Annwtal Meeting of the
Terrace Co-Operative’
‘Assoelation will be held on

5 Co-op meet
poof.
| : May 27, in the arena banquet

room. eo wv Lote
There will be an election of

Officers and reports.

of ‘the drug T-61. to deatroy
_the ‘animal control officer.
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“summer class _

The Glentruim Piping and

‘Drumming School hag: been”

incorporated into the
Kooteday Lake Summmer

progratn. in conjunction with
‘Nelgon’s own’ Kootenay
Kiltie pipe band assoriatlon.
The principal for. the piping
school will. be . Pipe-major
William MacLeod qand the .
principal of. the B
School. will be John Fisher.
The.aim of the school is to
‘promote a high calibre of
piping and drumming. The

The University willrunthe |;

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school deals with pipers and ©}

‘drummers from beginner to °
advanced.

‘The’ school will, run from
August 17 to the 29, finishing -

- with the Annual Highland |

aniinals not Dave Milligan, ©

- 0m, campus. ;

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everything with Red. Dots

_ Games on the Labour Day .

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