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by Don Baker

Canada’s: most.
promising new act will be
performing in Terrace on
Friday July 27.

‘Jerry. Doucette, a
native of Hamilton On-
‘tario, was named “most:
promising” at the last
Juno awards and sales of
. is hit album, Mama Let ©
Him Play; attest to
+ Doucette’s iremendous
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on the West Coast

Nancy Gallo of RPM
weekly, a publication
which examines. the .
music industry, recently
call Doucette a
‘'Guitarist -ex-
traordinaire’’. According
to Gallo, Doucette’ has
signed a contract’ with
Mushroom records and is
planning an extensive
tour of Canada, the.
United States and
possibly Europe, .

_Doucette . appears
confident that his planned -
tour will be successful,

“Tecan walk into any U.S,
city and do just as well, if
not better than, the rest of
them out there. I know it
because I’ve done it,”
Doucette said recently.

Doucette has saath
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28-29, it will be one of the
. many bands performing
at “Super Festival '79”,

Organizers of that.
event say that “all
systems are go” for the
upcoming event and the
weather office in Prince
George is predicting
. “gorgeuos weather all

Beer distributers are 2:35)
_ off the job again

Christine Munson and Pamela Shaw, instructirs at the Terrace Little Theatre :

Summer School for drama, say there is still room for children interested in
registering for the second session of the school, beginning August 7, The school is

‘open for ages 8 to 12, and the registration fee Is $20.

festival organizers, have
been exceptional Van-
couver reports that their
tickets’ are all sold-out
and Prince George also
reports that all tickets in

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EDMONTON (CP) —
bution’ workers in
Edmonton were again off the
job Thursday while union
and management
fepresentatives held
‘discussions §=about —.un-
matters, ’
. oe hi in Cains Agents
employees ary,
Deer and Lethbridge were
reported to be still at work,
Qn Monday night, the 190
employees of Alberta
Brewera’ Agents ratified a
one-year contract but ap-

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in beautiful downtown VANCOUVER

stores today,

{The liquor hoard, brewery
and Alberta Brewers’ Agents
stores haye removed the
quota on beer sales but
customers are not flocking to
the stores, Rae said,

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Pick up your tickets at the Herald
office, 3212 Kalum St,

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PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

_ ONE DAY ONLY |
Friday, July 27 - 8 pm at the Terrace Arena

Tickets $8.50 Advance, $9.50 Day of Show

_ Tickets at Kelly's Stereo in Terrace & Smithers, Jeans North in
Terrace & Kitimat and Collingwood Sales in Hazelton

i 42a Hwy, 16 W.

Terrace | 438-9957

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