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for Ronald McDonald
House and local chil-
dren’s charities.

by Sherry Halfyard

On Wednesday, April
2 the Terrace McDon-
ald’s was overflowing
with customers and
volunteer helpers.

This year $4,171 was
raised ‘from Big Mac
sales, along with an addi-
tional $840 from dona-
tions. The total amount

A McHappy helper.

Entertainer

Cindy Lauper visited Terrace
at the Annual Gong Show In
March. Cindy (allas Trevor
Delaney of Terrace) enter:
tained along with six other
acts at the local Legion.
Halfway Harry was the win:
ner of the event, sponsored

by the Terrace Kinette Club.
Peler Eldar photo

‘raised for Ronald
McDonald House and
‘local children's charities
was $5,011.00,

In total $123,850 was
raised throughout B.C.,
and $912,200 was raised
for all of Canada, said
McDonald's representa-
tive Leanne Dotto. Right
now we are pretty certain
we are still the number
one money raiser in
B.C., Dotto added.

There were approx-
imately 3,000 customers

McHappy Day a success —

_. TERRACE — McHappy
Day raised over $5,000.

on McHappy Day as well
as 706 drive-through
patrons, she said.

Special thanks are
given to Finning Tractor,
who donated $100 and
Mr. and Mrs. Gobell of
Kitimat who donated
$200,

Malcolm Hilcove, the
owner/operator of the
Terrace McDonald’s,
would like to thank all
the VIP volunteers who
donated their time dur-
ing McHappy Day. ,

Local youths participate in McHappy Day.

An ice cream cone fan.

May | take

please.

Youth babysitting
course offered

by Denise Coulter

Terrace contributor
TERRACE — The local
Kinette Club will be
sponsoring the Red
Cross Youth Babysitting
Course for any boys and
girls 12 years of age prior
to April 30, 1986.

The course will be held
at Clarence Michiel
Elementary School on
Tuesday and Thursday
from 3:45 p.m. to 5
p.m., April 15 to May 6.
This course is open to
any boys and girls in the

Terrace/Thornhill area.

The course covers
Child Care, First Aid,
Child Safety and Child
Behavior, with guest
speakers conducting
each session.

For students to receive
a Babysitting Certificate,
they must attend all ses-
sions and pass a written
test. A fee of $2.00 and
birth certificates must be
brought to the first class
to register.

For further informa-
tion, call 635-7959.

your order,

Singer/songwriter Connie Kaldor will be performing Saturday, April 19 in Terrace.

Connie Kaldor to perform

TERRACE — Connie
Kaldor, one of Western
Canada’s most promis-
ing talents, will be per-
forming at the REM Lee
Theatre on Saturday,
April 19 at 8 p.m.
Kaldor, a dynamic

singer-songwriter, plays

counter during McHappy Day.

In Terrace

the guitar and piano with
equal ease. Best known
for her country and folk
performances, - Kaldor
also enjoys playing rock.

Her first album, ‘‘One

Terrace RCMP member Steve White (left), works behind the

distinctive

of These Nights’’, has a
distinctive country flavor
infused with Kaldor’s
style and
humor. Her second
album, ‘‘Moonlight
Grocery’, more up tem-
po and contemporary in
sound, established Kal-
dor as a major up and
coming Canadian talent
and was responsible for
her recent Juno nomina-
tion,

Kaldor’s live perform-
ance blends her unique
songwriting skills, her
professional theatre ex-
perience, and her unique
personal approach to
music, producing an un-
forgettable stage show.

The Terrace Coffee
House is proud to bring
Connie Kaldor to the
community. Tickets are
on sale at Sight and
Sound in the Skeena
Mall, at Head First
Books - The Learning
Store in the Terrace
Mall, at Northern Ac-
cents in the 4600 block
Lakelse and at the REM
Lee Theatre.

COME TO THE NORTHERN B.C.

Birthright
Conference

Special Guest Speaker f

Reverend Bernice Gerard

at the Terrace Pentacostal Assembly
3511 EBY STREET, TERRACE

on APRIL 11 and 12
Contact: Rita Henderson
4913 Davis St., Terrace, B.C.

635-5524

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