Page 2, The Herald, Friday, February 27, 1981

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Why couldn't the kids in
the Roaring 203 hang on to
their mother's skirts? Find
cut tonight and Saturday ata.
p.m, when the Terrace Little
Theatre presents
Roaring 208 ‘Revue. The
show will also be seen from
March 4-7. Tickets are on

the °

sale at Carters Jewellers in
fhe Skeena Mall." -

The Terrace Downtown
.Lions Club is holding ite
second annual music hall
revue at the R.E.M, Lee
Theatre Saturday, Feb. 28 to

assist the athletes of the

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Jack Cook School and Three
Rivers Workshop attend the
Fun and Fitness Track Meet
in Prince George and the
“Operation Trackshoes
special olympics in Victoria.

The revue will be an old:

fashioned variety show and
‘promises to be even bigger
‘success than last year, says
‘ organizers, Well known local

- performer Laurie Thain will .

be making a welcome return
to Tetrace to headline the
show. Other performers will .

‘include singers, dancers,

comedians, choris lines,
Pianists, musicians and 4
few surprises.

Tickets are $3 per adull, $2 ,

per student and $1 per
children and senior citizens.
Advance. tickets can be

purchased at ‘Sight’ and #

Sound or All Seasons Sports.

Anyone who lias an idea
for a‘ spring program is
eaked to call 630-1174 with
their ideas. ‘The Terrace
Recreation Department is
looking for part-time in-
Structors for the spring
programs and renumeration
is up to $9 an hour,

The Open Learning In-
stitute is sponsoring Finding
My Own Way — a 22 part
television series designed to
help women. develop the
. Skills, knowledge and at-
titudes necessary to
choosing a particular
lifestyle or career, in or out
of the home, It will be
broadcast via the KNOW
network which will start
Monday over Channel . 12
cablevision. The series itself
ip on Tuesdays and Thur-
sdays with repeats on
Sundays from 6 p.m. to 7
p.m. For more information
and a program guide call
collect 635-4961 or write to

3904 Kalum Street? Terrace,”

B.C. V8G 2N6.

Unravel the mystery 0.
videotape recording and
techniques. What are the

benefits to your profession or
business? How can you take ‘

advantage of this visual

dimension of com-
munication?
Saturday, Feb. 28 fram 12:30
p.m.
Caledonia Secondary.
Registration for this NCC
course may. be made for a

. fee of $12. Learn types of

equipment and operation,
preventive maintenance,
production techniques, video
access. The instructor is
Nancy' Patrick from NCC.

There were dozens of

. dozens-of pieces of cakes at

Parkside. Primary School's

_, Walentine Cake Sale and
. although it was previously
| peported that students raised

‘only $35 they actually raised
a total of $120. School of-
ficiala want to thank all the
parents who willingly
assisted, and all the children
who had a meaningful Feb.

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Every Sunday until March
1. 22 from 4:45 p.m. to5:45 pm.

Susan Bennett, rightof Ottawa: and 1
Margaret Slota, left, of Toronto, will

be in Toronto March 13 and 14 when
the Royal Winnipeg Ballett pays a _

,

Find out’

to: 4:30 “p.m. ine

there will be a Ringette -

Drop-in for girls ages 6-3.
For 50 cents the girls will
learn the basics of the game
but they must wear a helmet

* and mouth guard. If they can

get an old hockey stick they
should-saw the blade off.

The Terrace Italian
Canadian Club thanks all the
people who supported the
raffle at the Christmas
Dance held on Dec. 13. A
total of $590.25 was raised
which has been forwarded to.
the Canadian Red Crass, for
the’ victins in the ear-
thquake- zone of Southern ©

’ Ttaly. Special thanks also to

Kalum Electric which
donated the raffle prize. ©

The annual general
meeting of Birthright, an
emergency pregnancy
service, will be held at 8 p.m.
inthe Veritas School Library
on Monday, March 2. Use the
center doors to the school as
bingo is held in the gym-
nasium. .

My Brilliant Career will be
seen In the RE.M. Lee
Theatre as part of the
Pacific Cinemalique Film
Series. It comes from
Australia. in 1980 about a
spirited.girl in 1901 from a
poor farming family who
cannot decide whether to fall
In with everyone’s ex:
pectation that she marry a

local landowner, or follow.

her own resolution to become

a writer. A popular movie -

that can be viewed by

children aged 10 and over.

For over 20 years many
‘Terrace churches have
joined together on the first
Friday of March in a-World
Day of Prayer. -

The service wilt be held at __!

7:30 p.n. on Friday, March 6

_at the Terrace Pentecostal -

Chureh, 3511: Eby St.
Everyone is welcome.

PACT +

away from it again. ;

Bailey will be reading at
the Northwest Community
College in Terrace Monday,
March 9 at & p.m. Admission
is free,

Ezekiel and the Force end
this weekend at the Lakelse

- Hotel_lounge. Gerry. Plant |

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s: ‘Lions Club is sponsoring its
annual Ladies Diamond
Dinner on Saturday, March ~
24 at the Terrace Hotel. The
event will be limited to the

pale of 250 tickets fo ladies’

‘only at $40 per licket for a
full course dinner, a fadhion
show and other en-
tertainment as well as a

prize draw. Call Hugh
Hepburn at 635-4706 or Phil

Stewart at 635-0676 for more .

details.

Poet Bill Bailey writes of
the Prince George social
landscape:

The closer to the raw
resource the rawer the in-
telligence ... out of the city
the railroad sends 400 boxes
of pine and spruce each day
which the local can't absorb
and the landgcape's left with
stumps... the White Spruce
Capital slowly hauldd-away
... while the rich fiy to lakes,
etc., with a case of whiskey
where four wheel drives
can’t go to get drunk and

music next weeks: ©2912
Les Marks, an Elvis im-
personater, will perform in
theRed D'or during the next
week. Bea Bea Bensen is still
singing and telling wild jokes
at the lounge of the Terrace

- Hotel until Monday when an -

up town and country band

will perform.

The Saturday matinee is

Pippi on the South Seas. In .

the? p.m. to 9 p.m, theatre is
Up the Academy from Feb, ©

-' 9 « 38: Boulevard Nights

from March 1-3; and Wind
Walker from March 4-7. In
the 8 p.m. and 10: p.m,
Theatre. is’ Alligator from
Feb, 25-28 and Stir Crazy”
with Gene Wilder and -
Richard Pryor fram March
Vi. ;

‘In the Nechako. Theatre
* the Inafinee is sLittle. Mer-

Fel: 24-23; The Awakening
With. Chariton: Heston and
Susantiah York ia from:
March 1-3 and Wind Walker
with Trevor Howard is from
March +7. - :

A choice of film antertainment

Adults- $3. 75 Youths. $2.75 Children $1.0 Matinee - $1.00

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$9 advance $10.at the door ..

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