will be held at the REM 13

"Man In Motion Fund.

"cluding miscellaneous .

“Prices for admittance to

- years, $3.

by the Terrace Kinsmen

"Student Day” kicked off with enthusiasm recently at Northwest Community College. Student
Association officers (left to right) president Dominic ignas, vice-president Alex Ziemianski,
treasurer Kim Saulnier, secretary Nicole Mercereau and class representative Barry Kilgren
started the celebration with smiles and balloon bouquets. Missing from photo Is sports co-

. ordinator Mike Schmiderer.

‘Rick Hansen benefit

concert planned

TERRACE — A variety
show. by Lynne Leydier-
Frolyck and Tim McLean

and miscellaneous items
for the Man In Motion
Fund may also be set up
for sale at that time by the
‘committee.

Major seminar
coming to Terrace

TERRACE — A seminar directed at local interests
in the secondary manufacturing aspect of the for-
est industry will take place in Terrace Feb. 14. The .
event will be sponsored by the Economic Develop-
ment Commission of the Kitimat-Stikine Regional —
District in conjunction with the City of Terrace
Economic Advisory Commission.
Regional District assistant. economist Andrew
- Webber stated the seminar will be of interest to in-
dividuals and companies in the Northwest who are —
interested in fabricating and selling wood products _
beyond the level of dimension lumber, Webber
said the seminar will examine the market-driven
nature of the secondary wood product industry —
and investigate means of attaining the Necessary .
flexibility to be competitive, .
The seminar is scheduled for Feb. 14 from’ 9
a.m, to 1 p.m. at the Inn of the West. Five
speakers and a buffet luncheon are on the agenda;
registration and further information can be ob-
donation booth during the tained from the Regional District of Kitimat-
Terrace Timbermen Old- Stikine office i in Terrace, —

You don’t ha ve ‘to

‘timers Hockey Tourn-
ament to be held at the
Terrace Arena from Feb.
to Feb. 15. Rick
Lee Theatre on Feb. 28. - Hansen T-shirts, buttons
Proceeds ‘will go to the oe nen

by Daniele Berquist

~ For this production the
Rick Hansen Committee
will be. responsible for ~
providing staff volunteers
as needed for the show.
The theatre rental in-

costs has been estimated at.
approximately $600.

the variety show will be:
Adults, $4; ‘Seniors, $3;
and Students over 12

The sale of merchandise

Club for the Rick Hansen
Week is expected to begin
on Feb. 14. The Man In
Motion Committee was
also invited to set up a

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TERRACE —Chronicles
of Pride, a stunning col-
lection of 30° portraits of
native contributors to con-
temporary society, cele-
brated its opening Sun-
day, Feb, 8 at 7 p.m. at
the REM Lee Theatre
4920 Straume Ave., Ter-
race, ; .
The community was in-
vited to attend the opening

of this first of its kind

presentations. Chronciles
of Pride is a five year
labor by artist Patricia

Logie and this was its first

showing in B.C. outside
Vancouver.

~The Chronicles of Pride
will be open for public
viewing Feb. 11 from 6

p.m, to9 p.m. and Feb. 12. .

from 6 p.m, to 9 p.m.

Chronicles of Pride is
an astonishing . collection .

of 30 brilliant portraits of

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contemporary native lead-

ers in fields as diverse as

pliysics, politics,

_art/theatre and education

by acclaimed Canadian ar-
tist Patricia Logie. The
display is proudly pre-
sented by Pacific Western
Airlines and the REM Lee
Theatre, Terrace.

_ For .the past five years ©

artist Patricia Logie has
travelled throughout Can-

ada, meeting and painting

these native contributors
in their homes, offices and
in her own studio in Van-
couver. Logie trained in
England and Canada and

‘has consistently. received

enthusiastic and wide ac-
claim for her truly excep-
tional work.
_ Chronicles

collections in Canada,
presents the first show of

its kind, highlighting.

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‘Art exhibit honors |
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Logie and biographies by.

Val Dudoward, native

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native Icaders, among
them Senator Len Mar-
chand, the first native

member of parliament in—

Canada; Alfred Scow, QC
Judge; Blanche Mac-

Donald, international -
and, community -:
worker; Dorothy Frances,

model

recipient of Order of .
Canada’ George Manuel,
lawyer and politician;
Daphne. Odgig, artist and

Order of Canada reci- -
Margo Kane,,.
dancer, singer, actress and .
Len George, Director of ©
the Indian Centre and son
of Dan George, plus- 22
” others.

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