: areas

Are - you bored . with
nothing todo? Three Rivers
Workshop. ‘for. the

handicapped is looking for
volunteers willing to donate

a few hours a, week in such
- ‘carpentry, .

“electrical plumbing, crafts,

ea ETE TS

- Ave.
needed.

fund - raising, etc. °

~~ gaat or drop by at ‘5010 ‘Ager.
“Your support: is.

The employees: of Terrace
Access Project _ have

attempted to put together a.
_. resouree

file providing
information on the services
available to physically and

‘mentally disabled people.

Two resource files have
been put together, one for
the Terrace Publle ‘Library
and one for.the Terrace
Northwest - Community
College's learning resource
center, Some of the
different services include
aids for the handicapped,
education, | employment,
recreation, transportation,

etc, Information pamphlets .

on different types of
diseases include arthritis,

cancer, cerebral. palsy,
epilepsy, kidney,: ;
paraplegic, © Parkinson's —

disease, tuberculosis, etc.
The main ‘purpose for

“For.
‘further information call, 685- vo

‘ producing auch: a ‘resource
’ file js ‘to “have all
Information pertaining t.
disabled: people “more
necessible, woe
Hildebrandt,

a Saturday, April 0.
- Northern., Delights’
Coffeehouse ‘presents. a
. dance with Pied Pear at the. ;
Thornhill Community. Hall
slarting at @ p.m. Advance
tickets only are $7.50 which -:
includes a lunch. Tickets
-may be purchased. at
Shefleld. and Sons In the

‘Skeona Mall or at Norther.

Delights Food Co-op,’ Call
635-0415 - for. —
‘information Pled Pear. hay

been playing together for 10...

~ years witha unique sound of

thelr own using dulelmer,’

plano and guitar.’ Most ‘of
the songs have been written

-by Richard Scott or Joseph |

Mock,-who both share -the
vocals, They have five LPs
to their credit, They have
travelled
~ playing major folk festivals
-in North America, They -
were one of two acts chosen
to represent Canada at the

» World's Fair ‘last year, A

Marie .
; “ptoject
manager, :. ‘gays 8 they hope
. this material willbe greatly:
used by alt walks of life. cb ot

more’

extenslvely :

dance with Pied Pear ia a :

unique experience and one’
that is not easily forgotten.

; Wednesday, May4
* Preschool storytime for 3-"'

~& year olds: at the Terrace
Public - ‘Library. includes ~
“puppets, |
~. three-night: drama festival |
[before adjudicator John.
- | Cooper _ anndunces awards -
“and names the play whose -
“cast and grew will travel to.

' Victoria’ forthe provincial ©
‘festival, Mark this: ‘weekend

“stories,
-“Angerplays «and~ “fun.
- Btorytimes. will be- held
: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.
“beginning this date and
“Thursdays at 1:30 a.m.
beginning May 5. ‘There Is
‘no: charge but: children
should be registered In
“advance by calling the
-Mbrary at 638-8177. Tales
for. Twos is .a. special
‘storytime. for 2-yedr-olds

and . parents beginning ©
Friday, May 13 at 10:30 a.m. .: .

There is no-charge, but
please register in advance,

Thursday, May5 ..
What's 51 years old, -hes

-more than 8200 legs, carries .

60 “elubs and will do
anything. for an audience.

‘Yes - it's Theatre B.C,, and
._ dt will in¢lude Victoria from
“May. 29 through June ‘4,
when theatre companies
‘from ‘around the. province
take their award winning
. productions to Theater
B.C.'s festival. How wili the
northwest decide which

The British Columbia
— Mining Community asks... we

Do we real

a The Wop thinks $0: » According to party

oe documents, they're proposing to establish

_ Several, among them:

| . S a A Crown Exploration Corporation oo
an mA Crown Mineral De velopment Corporation
a ACrown Marketing Corporation ne

‘in British Columbia.

In other words; government control of mining

.- This ds -
. registration date. for amall °
claims procedure seasionon

~ production to send to
Victoria? ‘By holding our
own: festival :.In Terrace |

; “from ‘May. 5-7 at the REM —

Lee’ Theater. Seven: plays.

, from: Granisle, ‘Kitimat,’

Prince Rupert, and Terrace
will be presented Wuring the:

‘on your calendar so that you

- are sure to attend three full |
evenings of live theater’ in”
Terrace. Join us for the 1883
‘Drama

Skeena Zone
Festival, .:~
Friday, May 6 Soins oo
the ~ pre-

Tuesday, May: 10-in room

208 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30.
nee nese

pun at .
Community College...
workshop’ 1s designed. Mice

local business personnel to”

come and. ‘learn - correct

- small clalm- procediires and’.
ask questionsof court —

registry. [t is not designed

to advise legalities.

Tuesday, Mpy,, 10
This ia. "the :

4 Vv We think Canadair Canada Post Petro-Canada
and LC.BC, to. name a few, are ample proof

“Crown corporations are not the answer. What the o

ae

ec
Ve"

Industry needs is the proper political climate to_-
attract investment capital, the funds needed to -
are explore and develop our mineral resources. |

on VAS we 7é doing now.

7 The choice i is me
. May Sth.

oo" G: acon mining

1 industry means —
) REAL JOBS for

” pris Columbians.

: (This appeal paid for by the many miners, prospectors, ~

~ accountants, students, tradesmen, stock brokers, housewives,
loggers, labourers, printers, drillers, cooks, pilots, secretaries,

geologists, lawyers and engineers who work and invest in
British Columbia’ ‘$ mining industry.)

; workshop to introduce
- for Change, a | etrle

“revolution . going to. afiect. — 1

pre- °

| te ihe ‘test ‘and easy way, to charge tong distance

ready to deal with the |

‘Community College. Coutia:
$15... How. “is the chip -

charge, ba please. register
vin. advance’ by calling: the -

-women” in ‘the: . sétvice’
‘sector? Computers are here

‘Praticante wedding

’ Floor. tength white ‘with delicate seed pearls around the

“neck and cuffs describes the gown that Albertina Vicente

chose for her wedding April 16, toJoePraticante.

- The groom, son of Joe and Teresa Praticante of Terrace

and the daughter of Manuel and Natalia Vicente, also of.

Terrace, were united in Holy matrimony at the: Sacred |
Heart Chureh. Father Jim Jordan officiated at the late

afternoon ceremony. ;
The simple elegance of the wedding gown was enhanced

. With a Jong train. The bride wore a waist length vell and her -

. bouquet was of trailing white roses with a mauve orchid

Y hite flowers aticed the parish ab
rie cyt Foo

.-Manuel Vicente, | the bride’ cy father gave her away. Silater-

in-law of the bride, Leonore Praticante was maid of honor

- and wore complimentary mauve as did bridesmaids [delta
Praticante, Maria Vicente, ‘Maria Arruio and: flower girl

‘Diane Texeira. The bouquet's of the attendants carried out

‘the theme of mauve entwined with white _~
; roses and baby’ § _ Karate are lethal weapons, Leon Prusco was surprised to

breath.

- . Loule Praticante, brother of the groom, \ was best. man.
Laudo Botelho and brother John Praticante were ushers; :
. Kevin Texeria bore tlie ring. Lo.
.’. At the reception for the handsome couple, catered by
-Marivel's Restaurant, toasts were proposed by Manuel Da
__ Silva and Joe Corriero,. Traditionally whoever catches the
_. bride's bouquet is next to be wed. That. went to Heather’
" McNaughton. Tony DeVeverios secured the Barter.
.., The. sun shone on-the.wedding day of Joe and Tina.
‘Praticante ‘and also. ‘during their honeymoon at Victoria
. B.C, They have.retumed now, to make their home at the
: Greenwood: -Apartmenta in Terrace. The groom has been -
° gunoved by by Pohle Lumber and the bride by the Royal

_ Starting

* eptnitng May ind, there Will be a new policy on the
‘charging’ of long distance coin telephone calls to. a
‘third number: ‘The new poltey is Intended to reduce

: ope a * a

Before alacing the. tall, the opér-atoe’ will attempt 6.
‘contact the number betng charged...to Verity that the’

ro way : a

“calts whien. you're. away fram bome., “Juat give the:
' gperator your Calling. Card neimber when. placing a:
‘eal. “and the charge; will Appaer fates. on: your:

tay but “are. “wonten "

, mage they. bring Call |

“* holding.-|lts, Second “Annual i
Chain idnahip Dog - Show Terrace’ f
“ and Obedience Trials ‘at the es page 5

" ‘There. ia no."

ALL THIRD-NUMBER_
CALLS FROM COIN

_ ‘TELEPHONES

_ WILL BE VERIFIED»

_ telephone fraud and, equally Important or .

“2 ye:

charge Ineccepted. it the number cannot be reached, :

‘Considere Long Distance Catling ¢ Card

Terracdi
Saturday .
"The Terrace Dog Club Is See:

rary at 60-177.
May. 4-8”

What a lovely month it has been for. Miranda:

Skeena. Sketches

‘Lyne
McNally to beginher life. She was born April 5 at 8: 4 am.

to Chria and Ginny McNally of Terrace.

Wesincerely hops that Pastor Bob White of the Ghureh of
God, whohas recently been in the hospital will vey soon be

enjoying good health.

- Dave Barrett, leader the NDP party, sald ti a a’ ‘recent

radio statement that 250 people.a day go. through* the

Terrace soup kitchen, How many local residents ares aware “

that the number is that high?

Joanne Monaghan’ came to my door the: bey tay
. canvassing for the Social Credit party, She beeitis avery
sensitive and intelligent woman-attractivé too, . Her.

pictures don't do her fustice, It should bean n Antrenting .

election, -

What ‘kind of 1 people destroy road slguat and i “don't
tean on hallowa’en. The third or fourth B.C: Government
Highways Improvement sign, at the same spot’ on the Old
Lakelse Lake Road, has been tom down and mutilated,

. Is it Someone's idea of a good time or is It the product af
bitterness and resentment perhapa due to the economy? :

Probably the former judging by the calabre of Inscriptions
defacing the torn red, white and blue wood. A pérson of that
capacity would not Likely be-equipped to be. able to hold
down any kind af Job or to understand the economy.

If you area would be photographer here is yuor chance'to
get down to the nitty gritty and have your photos: critiqued
by experts, Rod Taylor said that he and Matt Hepplewhite
will ba conducting d critique program the firat ‘Monday of

-” each month at the Northwest Community College resource

"contre seminar room,

So bring your photos to beanalysed, They’ will Jook at one

_ per person per session.and want to cover a ontas rection of
subjects, eg. weddings, portraits, landacapes..-

What are. these men’s qualifications you ask? “You jut.

need see their photographs to know. .Someé-have recently
been on display at the new Terrace Art Gallery in the Public
Library,

May hours that the gallery will be open-are: Tuesdays

* from 12 to 8 p.m. and 7 p.m. to9 p.m.; Wednesdays from 12.

tod p.m. and? pm. to9 pan Thursdays: ‘from. 7 p.m. tog

’ ppm Friday, y fom. 2PM, 40.9 p.m: and saturday from, 4.

m;.to 4 p.m,

P ccenellows Braam will be opening Ma wd with &: showing

_ of black and white sketches (many of them historical to the
area) at the gallery until May 18. There will be a new
Terrace painters course from May 20 to May 28. - x

It has been sald thaat the hands of those whia have seamed

find that he was in possession of a lethal knee-at least Iethal

to Ron Leveaque's toe!

“Laveaque threw kiek at me," Prucko explained. “] put ;

~- my knee in the way and he broke his toe,"

They were just beginning Karate classes. then at the *~

' Yellowhead: Karate Club: at the Thornhill - ‘Community

Centre.: Since then: they have come along way, In “
- some very highly: qualified people in the fleld of
haverecently been in town to put them through their races.

Prisco said: “It's good exercise and T'm learning a akill
at the same time.!!

Socialitems of interest to the general public are welegme
for this column, Phone Pam Whitaker 635-5178 or submit
to: Sketches, Box 999, ‘Terrace, BC. veg Ba

May 2nd_

customers who - are. wronoly charged
: runiter calls, ° a

j enti call cannot be verified, the caller wii be .
aakéd. to either pay by coin, collect. ise a Long

2 Disla es Cam. Card, or Place the call: tater, .

: monithly account, at the some rate es other oo
assisted calls, “Call your B.C, Tel sete ee a
Gitta today: tor your: own "personal I Long Fier

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