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Contributed by Kim Cordeiro
It has beet a Jong-time dream

of the “‘three stupid idiots” who .
make-up the comedy team: of
Corky and the Juice: Pigs to ap--

“pear on: the Late Night with

‘: David Letterman show. The

Northwest: Community College
Students’ Association, being the
devoted group of fans that we
are, is campaigning to make this
dream.come true.

Corky and the Juice Pigs, ' who.
brought ‘the house “down . last:
year at NWCC, are returning

_ Friday, Feb. 16. Ah, yes.:. who |

wouuld forget the -infamous
cheese fight, the emotional ren-
dition of ‘‘don’t put pickle on
my burger’’, and the warped
version of the Solid Gold
Dancers? Opening for the guys

are Steve and Ed, .a eomedy.

_music duo; A guffawing; giggle- .
filled night, awaits you at the

NWCC cafeteria; starting at 7
p.m. It's going to be a pub night
extraordinaire!
Be sure to sign our «“ Awwww!

C’mon, Davel” banner, or wear ||
one of our buttons displaying |

the same catchy logo. We will be
sending the banner to Mr. Let-
terman after Corky and the
Juice Pigs visit us. Check out the.
show, but caution: it’s for those

with a twisted, off-centered -
‘sense of humor that extends
somewhere into. the relative
weirdness! ‘Tickets are available

at the Student Body racquet and
fitness center, or at the door.
For more information, call Kim
C. at NWCC, 635-6511, local |

332,

Song and dance
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Contributed by
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again. You know what I’m talk- dancing, and a variety of They’re coming back. It's headline comedy act Corky and the Juice Pigs, warming up for a
ing about, all that funnnnti!! cultural dances, performed by return engagement at Northwest Community College Feb. 16 on the students’ association

All that fun with song and the Old Time French Canadian pub night. For ticket information call 635-6511, local 332.

dance... the traditional kind.

“Yep; you got it — Heritage Day
celebrations are here again and
this year it’s A Heritage of Song
and Danceltit!

Come to the Terrace Arena
Banquet Room on Sunday, Feb.
‘18 from 1 to 4 p.m. to join in the
festivities. And just because all
of you are just so darn special,
you don’t have to pay a penny to
take in all the excitement — you
guessed it, no charge!

There will be music from the
Terrace. Pipes and Drums,
Native Singers, Girl Guides and
Boy Scouts, Romy Maikapar,
and Marylin Davies’ students
from the Northwest Academy of

Fiddlers and Step Dancers, Vicki
Parviainen dancers, the Square.
Dancers, Allanna Turcotte and
the Multicultural. Society.:

Coffee, tea and donuts will be
available for a small fee,
courtesy of the Girls Guides and
Boy Scouts. During the coffee
break from 2:30 to 3 p.m., take
advantage of the time to talk to
the performers,

The Heritage Day celebrations
are presented by the Terrace
Regional Museum Society, Boy
Scouts of Terrace, Girl Guides
of Canada (Terrace) and the
Terrace Parks and Recreation
Department. For more informa-
tion, call us at 638-1174.

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‘Arts andentertainment calendar

R.E.M. Lee Theatre —

Feb. 11 at 8 p.m., “Hay Fever”; sponsored by the Arts Council. Tickets
are available at Erwin’s Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. .

Feb. 16 at 8 p.m., Theatre Beyond Words’ ‘Potato People’’. Tickets are
available at Erwin’s Jeweller’s in the Skeena Mali.

Terrace Art Gallery —
Feb. 4 to 24, Cindy Materi’s “Let There Be Light”.

Northern Motor Inn —
Until Feb. 10 in George’s Pub, Champagne Plus.

Terrace Hotel —
Augie’s Lounge, Jerry Bird.
Gigi’s Pub, “Zebra Logic”.
inn of the West — .
_ “Wine and Dine Your Valentine Dinner” in 1 Hector’ S.
' Hanky’s Valentine celebration, door prizes.

Northwest Community College Students’ Association —

Feb. 16, ‘Corky and the Juice Pigs”, Canada’s hottest comedy act, on
their Leaning Tower of Pizza Tour, at NWCC cafeteria at 8 p.m. $7 public
admission, $5 NWCC students.

Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13 —
Feb. 16 and 17, “Slap Jack’”’ Zahodnik.

Prince. Rupert Performing Arts Centre —

Feb..10 at 8 p.m., “Hay Fever”, Vancouver Arts Club. Tickets $16.

Presented by PAC Society/Prince Rupert Grain Ltd.

Feb. 13 at 8 p.m., Booth School Fine Arts Night. Admission to be an-

nounced.

Feb. 17 at 8 p.m., “An Evening with Janis Joplin”, featuring Tracy
Masson. Tickets $10. A PAC production.

Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m., “Makioka Sisters”, Prince Rupert Film Society. Ad-
mission $5.

Feb. 20 at 4:30 and 7 p.m., Fred Penner, presented by the Family Sup-
port Institute. Tickets $8.

Kitimat Mount Elizabeth Theatre —

Feb. 13 at 8 p.m., Theatre Beyond Words. Tickets are available at Ye
Wise Owl Shoppe.

Feb. 18 at 8 p.m., Kahurangi-Maori dancers of New Zealand.

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