6, ENTERTAINMENT, THE HERALD, Wed. Apr. 20, 1977

- §t. Michael's Boys Choir here tomorrow

ST. MICHAEL'S BOYS
CHOIR OF TORONTO ...
R.E.M. LEE THEATRE,
APRIL 21at8P.M.
‘Operation Elizabeth R’ is
the code name for the St.
Michael’s Choir School tour
which commenced April 12
with the flying of 112 boys
from’ Toronto to Calgary.
We have heard that their
Toronto Easter presentation
was truly inspiring and
beautiful. . ae
' ‘They will be singing in
concert at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre on Thursday, April
21, If you have not already
. obtained your tickets there
are some at Sight and Sound
on Lakelse and Something
Good on Lazelle.
Their itinerary is as
follows:
April 12 - plane - Toronto
to Calgary, bus - Calgary
Airport to Drumheller
April 13 - Drumheller —
April 14- bus to Medicine
Hat College .
April 15 - Train to Van-
couver
April 16 - concert in Or-
pheum Theatre

April 17 - ferry

_ Tsawwassen to Victoria
April 18 - Concert in Royal
Theatre ;

April 19 - bus to Kelsey

Bay, Board ferry.
pril 20 - arrive Prince

Rupert, concert at
Roosevelt School ;

April 21 - bus to Terrace.
School concert, 2 p.m.,,
Veritas school, evening
concert at 8 p.m. - R.E.M.
Lee Theatre,

April 22 - bus to Prince -

George

April 23 - Concert at
Vanier Hall

April 24 - Blane to Fort
McMurray; Alberta.

April % - tour by Great
Canadian Oil Sands.

April 26 - Plane to
Toronto.

During their tour they will
meet elght sets of host

parents.

All education rightfully
concerns the enriching of
experiences of students. At
St. Michael's Choir School
this takes on a special form.
On tours, not only do the
students see many sights
and meet people of various
backgrounds. Wherever
they travel they are and will
remain far more than mere
tourists. They take with
them their art and they
share it with others. They
sing in concert halls and in

fetal

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liturgical services across
the country and beyond.
They encourage others to
give praise to their creator
rough music. In short,
Ip others to grow as
they grow themselves.
Instrumental and
theoretical studies com-
lement the students' choral
aining. While all boys have

a weekly piano lesson, many
others choose also to study
the pipe organ, violin and
classical guitar. Many
recitals are held throughout
the year. All students
receive diplomas from
Toronto’s Royal Con-
servatory of Musie which
are recognized throughout
the world. From time to

time, the Conservatory

grants associate status to
several students of the
school, one of the highest
awards which they can
receive,

Tickets are also available
through Veritas School or
Terrace Concert

Assoclation Executive,

phone 635-7047.

Annual Arts and Crafts Show.

Arts, crafts, hobbies,
demonstrations and slide
shows will highlight the 12th
Annual Arts and Crafts
Show, this Saturday an
Sunday, April 23 and 24.
Entries for the show
which will be held at the
Caledonia Senior Secondar
gym in Terrace include
macrame, oi] painting,
weaving, water colours,

hand to demonstrate
technique of silk-screening
(Dave Comfort), bati
work, weaving, spinning, oil

d painting, macrame and

other arts and crafts.
Aseries of slides featuring
the petroglyphs at Kitselas
Canyon explore the
effects of these ancient rock
‘carvings usin night
photography. This slide

decoupage, stitchery, show, presented by Dave
knitting, batiks, Walker, Garry Dickson and
needlework, quilting, Jack Hepplewhite, will be
‘jewellery, copper !

enamelling,. native carving,
beadwork, basketry,
ceramics, pottery, childrens
crafts and many more.
Local and regional artists

Ninety

: Carol Burnett celebrates
= the completion of 10 seasons
s on television with a special
= 9% minute expanded edition
= of The Carol Burnett Show,
=< featuring some of the best-
loved comedy sketches and
musical numbers from
shows running back to the
series’ premiere in 1967.
= The special show will be
& telecas on CBC-TV
see Saturday, April 23 at 9:30
ss pm. The anniversary
tS edition of Carol Burnett pre-
 empts Barney Miller for this.
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shown at regular intervals,
along with several rubbings
of the carvings.

Admission to the Annual
Arts and Crafts Show,
sponsored by the Terrace
Art Association, is 50 cents
for adults and 25 cents for
children. This includes a
chance at the door prize,
donated by local crait-
speople. Doors will be open
from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on
Saturday and 10 a.m, to 5
p.m, on Sunday.

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viewers who have written
more than 300,000 letters
since the show's ince tion,
requesting repea cer-
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numbers.
Over the past decade,
Carol Burnett has been
joined on her shows by some
great stars ... guests to be
seen on the anniversary
special are Lucille Ball, Ken
Berry, John Davidson,
Vince Edwards, Rock
Hudson, Elaine Joyce, Steve
Lawrence, Jim Nahots, Don
Rickles, Mickey Rooney,
Sanford, Gloria

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THIS WEEK’S LETTER:
Ineed some advice. I feel as
if everyone at work feels I'm
unable to take care of
mayself and my duties. I'm
16 and love my job—I do
secretarial work. Everyone
just keeps coming down
hard on me. It makes me
fecl uneasy and takes me
down very much. Everyone
tells me to type this and to
type that. Then they tell me
1 did it wrong. Sometimes |
feel so bad about it I cry. I
dare not tell my .boss
because she’s so nice I don’t
know what to say.

OUR REPLY: Since your
boss is the one who should be

" we suggest: you communi-

For And About Teenagers |

_ worrying about your-work,

Swanson, Mel Torme and
Lyle Waggoner.

In addition to highlights
from the past 10 years,
Carol Burnett and the
regular cast will perform a
new musical number in-

volving the live studio —
audience at CBS Television

City in Hollywood.

you TYPE

THIS FOR ME?

cate with her about the prob-
lem. Take responsibility for

the situation. Many peaple ,

enjoy coming down on
new, younger employees.

That's their problem, not -

yours. What you want to do
is learn how to do the best
job possible. Before the -
situation gets out of control, |
be certain your boss is clear
about what is going on. Since
she’s nice in the first place,
there really shouldn't be
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