TAC. to sponsor Summer

Painting in the park,
drama for children and.
_ adults, puppetry,. weaving,
_ live drawing, classical and
recreational dance, music
appreciation, Suzuki and
senior piano and Stage.
management are all what's
happening during — the
'- . Summer School of Art from
mid-July to midAugust.

~ferrace Arts ‘Council will
sponsor the summer school
again for 1977. During a

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- During Festival ‘77, a
national celebration airin
Sunday, March 6 throug
Sunday, .March. 20, public
‘television viewers and

. members will be treated to *:

15. nights of special
programming. To kick. off
this extensive awareness
campaign, Public TV 9 has °
decided to pre-empt.its
‘normal Saturday evening
schedule and instead offer |
two popular Alec Guinness
films. °

At 9 p.m, on March 5, \

Guinness appears in “The }
Lavender Hill Mob”’, a 1951 |
. Academy Award winner. A |

public meeting February 15,

Ken Morton was elected .

‘chairman and Dr. Val
George, NCC principal was
elected secretary.

Funding for the school will
come from the Terrace Arts
Council, commitments
offered from interested
business firms plus ap-
lications to Canada Works

rogram, B.C. Cultural
Fund, Canada Council
Explorations and Léon &
Theo Kroenor Foundation.

Festival '77

These films are part of the"
Janus Collection, whose
packaging by PBS was’
made possible by a grant

from = Exxon.

* bowler-hatted clerk, a prim,
innocuous -employee,
Guinness has a_ hidden
streak of nonconformity.
When he fulfills his Jar-
cenous dream of robbing a
mint, he then decides to-
-melt the gold bullion down
into miniature replicas of
the Eiffel Tower. Audrey
Hepburn makes a cameo
appearance in a cast which
also includes Stanley
Holloway.

Guinness returns at 10
p.m, in ‘“The Lady Killers”
(which also airs Thursday,

_ March 3 at 9 p.m.). This
Guinness is the leader of an
improbable gang of thieves.
Posing as a_ classical
musician, Guinness seeks to
rent quiet rooms — osten;
sibly for chamber music
rehearsals. But when he and
his gang get together to

’. practice, they find that their
old landlady and her parrot
can be more difficult than a

. bank guard. Peter Sellers,

. Cecil Park, Herbert Lom —
and Katie Johnson also star

- in this bizarre comedy of
misadventures. “The Lady
-Killers’ was the last of the
famous ‘‘Ealing” comedies.

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Other courses will be courses and workshops were
added as instructors are arranged and eight in-

found and interest is
demonstrated.
-Little Theatre is successful
in obtaining a grant through

Canada Works it will

structors were used. The

LE Terrace- Arts Council used funds

derived. from various
concerts sponsored during
the year for which ticket

School of the Arts

sales exceeded anticipated
expenditures. - a
Arrangements for ac-
commodation at minimal
rates can be made through. -
the college. Secretarial help.
will also be ‘available there.

Hidden somewhere in the ads
in the entertainment section
are two Terrace phone numbers.

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provi e drama.for children
in two-week sessions
_ throughout the summer.

The summer school
believes recognition should
be given to Terrace’s

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emphasis is for students and-
young people, School
District 88 was invited to co-
sponsor the summer school
as it did last year.

Last year organization
was very late and there was
an attendance of ap-
proximately 100in the three-
week operation. Only 14 |

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