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Local vocalist/pianist Karen Ljungh is one of this year's organizers of the Country Music
Association Talent Search, which started fast Saturday night at the Northern Motor Inn, Karen
was one of two Terrace residents who won last year’s search and she made it as far as the
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“On the Small Screen

video reviews
‘by Harriett Fjaagesund

Indiana Jones and The

Last Crusade
Starring: Harrison Ford, Sean
Connery, John-Rys Davies. Pro-
duced by Robert Watts.
Directed by Steven Spielburg.
Rating: PG 13. Running Time:
126 minutes.

Utah. 1912. We see young In-
diana Jones being pursued by
the bad guys. They’ve unearthed
an ancient cross that Indiana
feels should be in a museum. The
bad guys, of course, disagree.

Indiana manages to climb
aboard a circus train, narrowly
misses the advances of a rather
grumpy lion, falls into a boxcar
full of very unhappy snakes,
and makes good his escape. He
doesn’t know it yet, but that
cross is going to plague him fora

~ longtime to come.

Now we cut away to 1938. In-
diana’ is once again off on
another quest. This time it’s the
Holy Grail. He has been hired
by Walter Donovon, a collector
of antiquities.

But this time the quest is a
much more personal one for In-
diana. His father, a teacher of
medieval history played by Sean
Connery, has been kidnapped.
The only clue Indiana has to the

With a few twists and turns
along the way, Indiana and his
father are finally reunited. But
the fun is just beginning. It
looks as though the whole Ger-
man Army is after the Holy
Grail.

I loved this movie! Harrison
Ford and Sean Connery are &

perfect match. I didn’t even.

mind ali the snakes in the open-
ing. scenes---I. just closed my
eyes. : . vo

Pink Cadillac
Starring: Clint Eastwood, Ber-
nadette Peters. Produced by

Ei NORTHERN
| MOTOR

mystery is’ his’ father’s unusual .
diary. ot

David Valdes. Directed by Bud-.
dy Van Horn. Rating: PG. Run-
ning time: 121 minutes.

Clint Eastwood is Tommy

Nowak, a skip tracer for
Buddy’s Bail Bond in Sacramen-
to. It is his job to track down
people who skip out on their
bail.

Bernadette Peters is Lou Ann
McGuinn, a slightly off-centered
nut whose personal albatross
is her husband Roy. Roy is a
born loser with a capital L.

The trouble begins when Roy
becomes involved with
thright, a sadistic group of ex-

cons whose specialty is ter- -

rorism.

Birthright has been dabbling
in the funny-money business
(wallowing might be a better
word). Roy gets talked into
hiding the stash in his trailer.
The cops come knocking...and

Lou Ann’s left holding the bag.

Bir- »

Having. little faith in the
wheels of justice, Lou Ann skips
town, and bail, in Roy’s pink
Cadillac. And that’s where Tom
Nowak comes in.

Nowak tracks her down easily
enough.. Getting rid of her is
another problem. Things
become further complicated
when he learns Birthright is also
looking for Lou Ann. It seems
she has something that belongs
to them. And they have her in-
fant daughter.

You'll like Pink Cadillac if
youw’re a. dedicated Eastwood
fan. The movie does have its

‘moments. My only real com-

plaint was the sound track. The

background music left me feel-

ing slightly deaf.

All videos reviewed by Harriett
' Fjaagesund are available for
rental at the Video Station in the

Skeena Mail.

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where the ACTION is.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 21, 1990 B5

Talent

search

for country

MUSIC.

The B.C. Country Music
Association Talent Search

-began last weekend at George’s

Pub in the Northern Motor Inn.
An annual event, this year’s
Northwest talent search is spon-
sored by Terrace radio station
CJFW and the Northern Motor
Inn.

Winners of-the Pacific Nor-
thwest finals will have the op-
portunity to compete in the
regional finals. If they win there,
they will move up to provincial
finals to be held in. Vancouver.
Provincial winners have a
chance to win up to $44,000 in
prizes. .
-Ljungh and Jim Larkin went to
the regional finals in Kelowna,
each with an. original song

_ (ballard) and commercial up-

beat tune. Karen won the.
regionals and went on-to the
provincials. She is one of the
organizers of this year’s Nor-
thwest competition:
This year, for the first time, a
Best Original Song Contest will
be held, in additional to the

‘ traditional vocal talent search.

Any Canadian. citizen over the
age of 19, who can carry a tune,
is eligible to enter either contest.
Two Saturdays every month,
Feb.17 and 24, March 10, and
24, and. April 7. and 21, in-
terested performers are asked to
register at the Northern Motor
Inn at 4 p.m. to perform later in
. the evening.

Last year, local talent Karen

begins

From 4 p.m. until 6 p.m., a.
jam session will be held with per- -
formers who want to practise
with or without accompaniment
from the stage band playing at
the Northern at that time. From
6 until 7 p.m., on each of those
evenings, the performers will
play to a live audience and

' judges in George’s Pub. No live
performance on TV will be

presented this year.

Each contestant is required to
pay an entry fee of $10. It-is also
requested, although not man-
datory, that each submit an
audio cassette of the two songs
that are to be performed. Each
performer must be a single
vocalist, with’ or without their
own accompaniment or another
person accompanying. them on
musical instrument. The two

‘pieces would consist of

preferably, one ballad and one
up-tempo tune. The music

‘doesn’t have to be country, but

heavy metal isnot ‘allowed.

' Ljungh suggests that ‘con-
testants enter early, because time
for performing is limited. And,
she wants everyone to have a
chance. She encourages all in-
terested vocalists to come out
and give it-a try. She says “‘it’s a
great experience. And all your
expenses are paid if you go
beyond the Northwest competi-
tion.” Call Karen Ljungh at
CIFW (635-6316) or Jackie
Munson (635-6375) for more in-
formation. .

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TERRACE

CITY OF TERRACE |
BY-LAW NO. 1199-1990

TAKE NOTICE THAT, pursuant to Section 578 of the
Municipal Act, the Council of the City of Terrace intends to
stop up and close to traffic that portion of land measuring 20°
x 260' dedicated “lane” on Plan 3567, D.L. 362, Range 5, Coast
District shown hatched on the plan below; AND pursuant to
Section 573 of the Municipal Act the Council of the City of
Terrace intends to petition the Minister of Municipal Affairs
to abandon the sald lane and vest title thereto in the name of

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The By-Law may be inspected between the hours of B:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays,
from February 27, 1990 to March 12, 1990, both inclusive, at
Clty Hall, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace. a
Members of the public are invited to voice their concerns in

person or by letter at the Regular Meeting of the City of Ter-
race Council, beginning at 7:30 p.m., March 12, 1990.

E.R. Hallsor
Clerk-Administrator
City of Terrace

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