Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. in the REM

- Lee Theatre.
‘The show is sponsored by the

Terrace French Pre-School, and

is a part of the performer’s:

Northwest tour. Whiteley will
also do shows in Kitimat and
Prince-Rupert. ,

The artist’s versatility and
style will give the show a
‘*family-touch’’, making it en-
joyable for anyone of any age. A

“mixture of children’s and con-

temporary music will ensure the
value of each ticket.

Whiteley plays a variety of
different instrurnents ranging

from the guitar; to the banjo; to

International children’s _
performer soon

‘TERRACE — International
children’s artist Ken Whiteley
will be performing in Terrace

mances. | .. , .
Whiteley believes in a simple,
down-to-earth show fur fun and

enjoyment. Perhaps his simple
beliefs come from his past career

as a folk singer, but Whiteley in-

sists that clear, understandable

music and lyrics are important,
especially to kids who don’t
seem interested in complex
songs. —

Whiteley has won numerous

awards in both Canada and the
U.S. for his work, and he has

John Douglas was a double winner at the first annual CFTK — Inn of the

West charity golf tournament on Au
Lewis to win high gross, he also ha

gust 23, He not only Paired with Fred
d his name drawn last from the prize
Angeles,

barre! and won a trip for two to Los

ae

in Terrace ©

the mandolin; to even jugs;
combs, or a washboard. His
work with Raffi's children’s
records, and guest apperances
on Fred Penner's Place have
made him internationally ac-
claimed for his enjoyable, and’
often unpredictable perfor-

made countless appearances on

television: and radio shows. But fj

most importantly he has worked
with many children’s artists to
help the children’s music scene
grow as much as it has. ‘

~ Well-known personalities like

_ Raffi, Fred Penner and others

have benefitted from Whiteley’s
work, He has recorded or helped
produce over 65 albums,

Tickets for the Terrace show

are selling for $4.50 per seat at
Sight and Sound. The Terrace
French Pre-School will have

representatives in the Skeena.&

Mall on Saturday, Sept. 12 and

in Co-Op.on Sept: 19 to sell

tickets, cassettes and records,
For more information phone

Judy Aird at 635-6483.

Water fee

Increases” f[
announced

‘Increased fees for holders of
provincial water use permits

were announced recently by En- .

vironment and Parks Minister
Bruce Strachan.

The increases, effective Jan.
1, 1988, will apply to non-power
licences. They include:

@ an 18 percent increase in ren-
tal fees, the first since 1982;

. @ an increase in minimum ap-
_ plication fees to $25;

@ a doubling of approval fees
and non-power storage fees, the
latter resulting in an increase
from $4 to $8 for the majority of
users; and
@ introduction of an eight per-

cent interest charge on overdue .

accounts.

‘‘These are” reasonable,
modest increases following sev-
eral years of unchanged fees,
and will result in an expected ad-
ditional revenue of about

_ $500,000,""' Strachan said.

B9am. & 1am. commencing Sept. 13. oe .
; Sunday schoo! classes begin Sept. 20 and will be held during the 9.a.m. service. Please

Sacred Heat
Catholic Church

Mass Times: Pastot’ : :
Saturday: 7:30 p.m. . Fr. Allan F. Noonan. ©
Sundays: 9:00 a.m. _ OME
4830 Straumeé Avenue - 635-2313. oo

_ St. Matthew's Anglican’ ;
7 Episcopal Church “Rector Rev.:
Sunday Services:. ‘Sheila Champion

register now. Child cara is available during the 9 a.m. service,

4506 Lakelse Ave 635-9019

_ Christ Lutheran Church

Sunday School and
Adult Class:

9:45 a.m.

Sunday Worship:
11:00 a.m.

3229 Sparks Street © “

Pastor Rev.:
Michael R. Bergman

Terrace Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Sabbath School: oo
- Saturday 9:30 a.m.

Divine Service: :
Saturday 11:00 a.m.

_ Pastor: ~
Ole Unruh — 635-7313
Prayer Meeting: —_—
Wednesday 7:00 p.m.

3306 Griffiths — 635-3232
Evangelical Free Church
’ Sunday School: : Pastors: .
(for all ages) Jim Westman | -
9:45am. | . Bob Shatford. . ..
Sunday Services: - ‘Prayer Meeting: =~
‘11:00 a.m. Wed. 7:00 p.m. °°
6:30 p.m. Oo ae
3302 Sparks Street a 635-51 15. &

Knox United Church

Sunday Worship: Minister; =. an
10:30 a.m. - Stan Bailey -
Sunday School: -

10:30 am. 2

Youth Group: ; .

6:30 p.m. eee
4907 Lazelle Ave. 635-6014

Terrace Pentecostal Assembly

Early Service: Pastor:

8:30 a.m. John Caplin

Sunday -School: Assoc. Pastor: .

10:00 a.m. . Len Froese

Morning Service: .’. Evening Service

1315 am. - | _ 7:00 p.m. .
3511 Eby Street. 635-2434

~° The Alliance Church

_ Farnily Bible School: Pastor:
9:45 a.m. . Rick Wiebe
Divine Worship: ; ;
11:00 a.m. we re
Fellowship Service: ‘All are cordially invited
6:30 p.m, |

Youth Ministries x Home Bible Studies * Visitation
_ 4923 Agar Avenue — 635-7727
| The Salvation Army - |

Special Service: September 6, 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker: Major June Dwyer a
Divisional Commander for
_ Alberta and the N.W, Territories
- All are Welcame!!

Pleaee Note: There will be no Christian Education Clags and na 11:00
am. Holiness Meeting this day anly, Our notmal Program tesumes

September 13, 1087. ; ‘
4643 Walsh Avenue 635-6480
Christian Reformed Church)
Sunday Services: Pastor:
11 am. & § p.m. Peter Sluys — 635-2621
_ Vacation Bible School This summer from July 13-17 |

3602 Sp arks 635-6173