TERRACE — Judith

_ O'Keeffe, painter/print-

maker and currently the
Liaison Officer for the
Emily Carr College of
Art and Design Outreach
Program, will be con-
ducting a course in Print-
making at Northwest
Community College in
Terrace from March 1 to
April 6, 1986.

Twelve hours of in-
struction will be given on

each of the five week- .
and technical

ends,
assistance will be
available at the Outreach
Foundation Studio dur-
ing the week.

This course offers an
introduction to print-
making and will include
the basics of relief, in-

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taglio, screenprinting
and collagraphy. Simple

materials and techniques ©

will be used to execute
prints in each medium.
Most supplies are in-
cluded in the course and
studio fees ($136 + $20).

The Printmaking
course is part of the
ECCAD Foundation.
Program but is open to a
limited number of ‘‘oc-
casional students’? who
are interested in the
various aspects of the
‘original print’’.

‘I am very excited to
be returning to teach in
Terrace, a part of B.C.
that has rare qualities,
meeting new people and
renewing past acquain-
tances’’, commented
Judith O’Keeffe.

Programs begin

Shirley Kimery of the
Employment Develop-
ment Branch in Terrace
recently announced the
commencement of two
federally-funded em-
ployment programs.

Carpentry training will
soon be available for
Tahitan Band members
in the Dease Lake and
Telegraph Creek areas,
she said, and added that
a similar program will

also be instituted for
Canyon City.

A Section 38 (formerly .

EBAP) program will
begin soon in Aiyansh,
providing 12 weeks of
silvicultural work for
residents of that com-
munity who wish to sup-
plement their unemploy-
ment insurance benefits.
Kimery said that the
work will primarily in-
volve slashing and
juvenile tree spacing.

Kitimat rink wins at Legion Spiel
The Gary Welr rink of Kitimat came through to capture ‘C' event at the recent Terrace Legion Bonsplel. Weir downed
Darrow Gomez of Prince Rupert In the final. Team members are skip Weir, third Bob Hampton, second Glen Baker, and
faad Bob Brown.

; } The next best thing to owning your own
money machine!

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Kodie says
Please note parking restrictions
at Opening Ceremonies.

All Terrace residents and visitors who will be
attending the Opening Ceremonies of the
1986 Winter Games at the Terrace Arena on
February 27, 1986 are reminded that there will
be no private motor vehicle parking in the
Arena or Pool parking lots during the opening
ceremonies.

We are making this re-

quest to minimize con- For further
gestion while moving please contact

3 Terrace 1986B.C.
Winter Games Office,
(604) 635-1986

4506 Lakelse Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1P4 . “

3,000 people in and out
of the arena.

4617 Greig Ave.

ents