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Parent workshop p

TERRACE — Getting a
child to say ‘‘no”’ to
drugs is one of the most
difficult tasks a parent
faces.

KING-TV and Terrace
Centennial Lions, along
with the help of Doug
Foster and Janice Robin-
son of Northwest Alco-
hol & Drug Counselling
Service, have combined
forces to present a
‘hands-on’? comprehen-
sive program to help
parents develop the skills
to deal with this task.

“We're very excited
about the project,’’ said
Ken McDames of the
Terrace Centennial
Lions. ‘““KING-TV will
air a docudrama on Sun-
day, March 2, on drugs
and parental denial.
Locally, we'll follow up
on the show with a com-
munity workshop on
Tuesday, March 4 from
7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at
Clarence Michiel Ele-
mentary School.”’

Courses

Northwest Communi-
ty College will be offer-
ing the following general
interest courses in Ter-
Tace:

Microwave
cooking

Learn the basic prin-
ciples of microwave
cooking. Different ovens
will be used for prepara-
tion of various foods,

Ken McDames

“Any parent or in-
terested community
member is welcome to
attend these free

workshops, which will -

provide information for
both parents with young
children and _ parents
with teenagers,’’ said
McDames.

“The workshop for
parents with young chil-
dren will show adults

from meats to desserts.
Date: Mondays, March
3-24

Time: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Location: Caledonia
High School, Room 116

Preparing Your
"1985 Income Tax

During the first ses-
sion of this two session
workshop, there will be
an overview of how to
complete your 1985 in-

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how to teach their
children to say ‘“‘no’’ to
drugs,’? McDames con-
tinued. “This workshop

was put together by Dave |

Hawkins at the Universi-
ty of Washington School
of Social Work.”

The workshop for
parents with older chil-
dren ‘‘deals with what
drugs and the parapher-
nalia look like, how to
tell whether your child is
using drugs and what to
do about it if he or she
is,’’ said McDames. This
workshop was prepared
with the assistance of the
Washington State Sub-
stance Abuse Coalition.

“There will be trained
facilitators at both
workshops,’ said Mc-
Dames. ‘‘They will be
able to answer questions
and direct people need-
ing help to local agen-
cies.” .

Anyone desiring more
information about the
project can contact Ken
McDames at 638-1332.

Sweetheart
dance held

by Trevor Delaney
TERRACE — A sweet-
heart dance organized by
the Terrace Chapter of
the B,C. Heart Founda-
tion was held recently at
the arena banquet room.

About 150 people,
dressed in their finery,
tripped the light fantastic
to the sounds of the Big
Band. Band members
jonated their time and

Movie

TERRACE — On
Thursday, March 6, The
Getting of Wisdom will
be shown in the lower
level of the Terrace
Public Library.

A showing will be held
in the LRC_ seminar
room at Northwest Com-
munity College in Ter-
race on Thursday,
March 6 at 4 p.m.

Bruce Beresford,

maker of The Bounty,
offers us an earlier and
more personal story
about Victorian emo-
tions in a private girls’
school.

Determined to succeed
with the piano and make
herself a modern wom-
an, our heroine is forced
to confront the neat and
proper boundaries of be-
ing a lady.

Tempers rise and fall,

and director Beresford is
very good in his handling
of actors. His characters
‘are very much part of a
polished world; when
feelings flare the polish
brightens.

One of Australia’s
best known directors,
Bruce Beresford’s films
are miniature historical
surveys. You can smell
the lemon oil and class

for its use.

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race greeted guests at the
door,

travel expenses (some of
them journeying from
Kitimat). and played a
variety of music from
Billy Joel to Glen Miller,
for a very appreciative
audience.

Some of those who at-
tended received a bonus:
Rick Jacura won a din-
ner for two at the
Bavarian Inn, Marg Pet-
rick took home a
vouchor for a dinner for
two at Don Diego's.

Dr. Zucchiatti won the
main door prize of a trip
for two to Vancouver,
courtesy of Terry Morris
and PWA.

Organizer Betty
Campbell hopes to make
this an annual event.
Saturday’s dance raised
$2000 for the Heart
Fund.

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