Telethon

Lions ask you to give

Shari Lewis will entertain viewers on Dec, 1 and Dec. 2 when the third annual *

ZENITH- 2009,

Timmy's Christmas Telethon is aired on CFTK TY. Pledges can be phone in at

debut of Keaton's trademark
character which ahe even-

Hall. Roberts is funty as
Alten's best friend, and

‘Anspach gives a good per

formance of the h
wife.

The show starts at & p.m.
in room 202 at NCC. Adult
admission is $2, student
admission is $1.50,

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CBC British Columbia Saturday, Dec. 1 starting for Crippled Children; crippled children. The .

will produce this year's at 8 p.m. will be carried locally by funds are used to provide RESTAURANT
Timmy Christmas ‘ The 21-hour show, CFTK TV. transport service as well et wrcOMe STAY WUE
Telethon for crippled sponsored by the-British Last year’s telethon as pay for speech therapy in beautiful downtown VANCOUVER
children to be‘ alred Columbia Lions Society raised over r $700,000 for classes for _—_ the
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Preparations for ‘the Shari Lewis, Patsy — Coming Soon ,

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Festival are well underway. bilingual duck Walt
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The festival, which takes
place in Terrace next April
will attract scores of
students from Prince
Ri , Kitimat, Smithers
and other parts of the North:
west including of course,
Terrace.

The official syllabus is now
available from Sight and

Tarrace Art Asseclation’s
PRE-CHRISTMAS

ARTS & CRAFTS SALE
at the Skeena Mall

Mev. 30 (6-9) & Dec. 1 (8-6)
All artists wishing to enter fheir work

—BUSINESS LUNCHES-
Mon. to Fri. 11am - 2 pm

‘SUN.-THURS. 11 a.m.-12 p. m,
FRI. & SAT. 11 a.m. - 2 am.

The local segment of the
show will be hosted by
Tim McLean, and
features entertainment

by Laurie Thain, Mike
Tindall, general manager
of CFTK, says his station

Sound in Terrace and lease ¢

Kitimat and the Terrace is providing $7,000 worth P ontact Ketth Olson
Public Library. Obtaining Margaret 1 McDaniel isn't wasting any time getting of free air time for the 21 635-9304 ar 635-7883

the syllabus is a must for ready for the Paclfic Northwest Music Festival to be our show.

proapective contestants, as it
contains the official rules
and regulations.

Additional information can
be obtained by calling Lois

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Count Draculas is no slick, & wears eres Vet hove W, al Gth SI.
smooth seducer. CPS CRS LPR

As played by Klaus Kinski, ©
in Nosferatu The Vampyre,
the count has @ head like a
peeled egg, an ashen pallor,
pointy ears, sunken eyes and
two front teeth fit for pler-
cing.

Kinski diverges from the
tradition started by Bela
Lugosi in the 1931 Dracula
and followed through the
years by John Carradine,
Francis Lederer, Christ-
opher Lee, and most
recently, George Hamilton
and Frank Langella.

Nosferatu The Vampyre,
which 20th Century-Fox 1a
bringing belatedly into the
movie marketplace, harks
back to the 1923 classic
directed in Germany by
F.W. Murnau and starring
Max Schneck, The new
version was intended as a
tribute to Murnau by the
young German director -
Werner Herzog.

Kinski, born 62 years ago
near Berlin of Polish
parents, is not all menacing
without the makeup, He has
strong features, wild white
halr and talks in self-taught
English.

“What's wrong with doing
another Dracula? Hamlet
has been done a thousand
times, and nobody talks
about remakes," he said in
an interview,

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Beginriing to end... Production

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R.E.M. LEE THEATRE
Nov. 7&8 - 6 PM

MT. ELIZABETH SECONDARY

Nov. 9 - 8 PM

Tickets Avaliable at: Terrace Sight & Sound, Kitimat
Sight & Sound, Kitimat Photo, Klidata Grocery,

Whitesall Grocery.
$9 Door

paper are two Terrace
phone numbers.

Find them, and if oneis yours you've

won,
[x Pick up your tickets at the Herald
office, 3212 Kalum St.

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. 4020 Hwy. 16 WW. Terrace) 635-9157

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Toth Game 1500.00 i? won In Sonumbers or leas, decreasing $100.008 number to $100.00.

8:00 p.m. at Veritas Hall - November 3rd

$8 Advance

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