Page 2. The Herald, Friday. January 16, 19681

Explorations in
creativity — a workshop
looking at the different
forms of the media wil! be
held this weekend at North-
west Community College,

Around town with the Daily Herald oe

Starling tonight at 7 pm.
Produce a collage mural
together, create a short
Play, write a collective
poem or story. Individuals
can opt to watch rather

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time.

speaker will

Accomplished artist,

be Fred
McDonald of the Alcohol
and Drug Counselling

Class I runs Mondays
from February 16 to June
15 at Thornhili Elementary

and commerce must be
included in the directory
and readers are urged to

writer, film-maker, and
actor, Michael Asti-Rose,
will direct the workshop
which goes through until
Sunday at 5 p.m,
Registration fee is $15.

On Saturday at the
Skeena Mall, Northwest
Community College and
the Recreation Depart-
ment will be halding
registration for spring
courses,

Rolf Harris will be at the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre
Tuesday, Feb, 3 and
Wednesday, Feb. 4 at §
p.m,. Advance tickets are
on sale at Carter's
Jewellers in the Skeena
Mall. General admission is

" §9.50, $8.50 for students and

seniors.

Tickets are still available
for the Royal Winnipeg
Ballet performances
March 13 and 14 in Terrace,
For more information call
635-2101.

“Marijuana Smoking —
Harmless Pastime or
Dangerous Habit’ — a
discussion of recent can-
nabis research will be held
on Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 8
p.m. in the Skeena Health
Unit Audilorium, Guest

Service in Terrace, There
is no charge for this
presentation. Handouts
and up to date information
on this topic will also be
available. For . further
information, contact Emily
Rozee, health programs co-
ordinator at 635-6511, Local
27.

The main registralion for
recreation programs is
now over. It was held last
Saturday, Jan. 10 in the
arena banquet room with a
record turn out. If you
missed the registration you
can still sign up for most of
(he programs at the
recreation office in the
arena.

Although it was not
announced in the winter
program booklet, boys
aged six and up may join
majorettes. The boys will
learn to parade with rifles
instead of batons. The

Small group would fike to

expand, so if you are in-
terested please sign up.
They will eventually
perform publicly at
parades and various sports
events, The fee is $15 for 15
evening classes and may
be paid at the arena office,
An extra $10 is required for
batons and $20 for parade
rifles. .

Gym and Class lI runs
Thursdays from February
19 to June 4 at the Thornhill
Primary Gym. Both
classes are from 7:30 to
8:30 p.m.

Noon hour hockey has
Started up again every
Tuesday and Thursday
from 11:30 to 12:45, The
$1.50 drop-in fee must be

paid upstairs at the arena

office on the way in. It's fun
hockey with minimum
dress.

Pacific Cinematheque's
spring semester begins this
Wednesday, Jan. 21 with
The Orphans. This Russian
movie is a masterpiece of
magical film-making.
Showtime is at 8 p.m. in the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

Terrace and District
Community Resources is
presently collecting in-
formation for its 198%
directory and all
organizations and groups
that want to be included in
itshould call Susan-Mehs at
635-3178. between 10 a.m.
and 2 p.m.

Information on govern-
ment, education, historic
sites, churches, com-
munications, health ser-
vices, recreation, business

pass along this information —

to people who might not be
aware of it, People should

. give Susan Mehs the name
of the club or organization,
a brief description of it,
times, places and meeting
dates, The name of one or
two contact persons shauld
also be given.

The directory will be
published and distributed
free to al] residents in the
Terrace-Thornhill area
during the spring. Make
this year’s directory the
most useful and in-
formative one to date.

At the Terrace Hotel you
can dance to the sounds af
the Boogie Band in the

cabaret this weekend. For -

easy listening, Jan
Gillanders will be playing
in the lounge. She sings a
variety of folk songs and
ballads. .
Wally Khadikin will
continue to entertain
patrons, at the Lakelse

Lounge this weekend, He -

sings and plays a variety of
music.

At the movies this week,
you can see Times Square
and starting Sunday, the
much acclaimed movie,
Ordinary People will be
showing. Coast to Coast

will also begin on Sunday
running through te until

next

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Pacitic Cinematheque
FILM Series
begins In Terrace
January 21,1981
R.E.M. Lee Theatre, 8 p.m.
THE ORPHANS (Russia, 1976)

For details on dates and descriptions of
this series of classic Canadian and
International films, pick up a brochure
at ihe R.E.M. Lee or phone 635-6511,
foc. 254.

For the kids, Pippi Long.
Stockings will be playing at
the matinee this Saturday.

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Another enjoyable week of Starsky and
Hutch for all of you who took my advice and
turn your set on at 5 p.m. weeknights. The
episode with Detective Hutchizon beaten and
subjected to drugs, was if you consult a drug
therapist, quite “speeded up” for the time
allotied but I thought he did a good job of the
acting. ‘

I have never watched Charlle’s Angels
before thinking it was just so much fluff, But I
watched it Tuesday evening with the new
angels featuring Cheryl Ladd and for what it
is, 1 thought it was quite enjoyable. There
wasa plot and a rise to a climax with some
fair acting thrown in.

Who is the newest TV star to hit the net-
works with his own television serles? “A
couple of clues. He was seen on TV com-
mercials for the last 15 years and has been
compared to Clark Gable with his charm of
yesterday.

Yes, Tom Selleck has finally found fame on
his own television series Magnum PI. I hate
to be the first to say, but I did not enjoy the
one production I saw. Iam not golng to write
it off the books yet, giving it a chance to
mature and grow and get a style of its own.

But some good advice to Selleck is spend
time on your acting, mature it and make
Magnum Pia person who is believable.

Did any of you catch theseason premiere of
BJ and the Bear? Since it was certainly
getting past my bedtime I only caught the
firsthalf. Looks to nie like B.J. and his friend
Bear are stepping into the background only to
spring forward when a hero is needed. The

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love with B.J.) who magically have their
class-one air ticket.

Ithink I'll give this one another chance ard
see what I fhink of it next week.

Something I have been waiting for is the
season premiere of Buck Rogers in the 25th
Century. Possibly due to the actor's strike,
there has been some holdup as it has been
scheduledto runseveral times. I enjoyed this
series last year, and hope it is just as en-
joyable this year.

Inclosing this week, did you know that even
though I enjoy all cops and robbers shows (as
Thave told you repeatedly) there are some
problems in New York City. ‘All the street
officers wish to appear in three piece suits, in
case there is a roving cameraman out. And
after Chey have caught the felon they stand as
if they expect applause.

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