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6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 26, 1987 . ..

Concert Society
cuts season
ticket prices ©

Terrace Concert Society

TERRACE — A season’s pass
and membership in the Terrace
Concert Society will cost local
performing arts fans 20 percent
less this year, according to a
statement issued recently by the
Society. —

Letter.

REDUCTION
IN WELFARE
CONDEMNED

To the editor,

At the Annual General
Meeting held in Prince George
(Aug. 13 - 16), anti-poverty
groups from around B.C. con-
demned the B.C. government’s
decision to reduce welfare rates

for employable singles and

couples over 26 years of age. -
The two categories of reci-

pients have had only a 2.4 per- .

_ cent increase in rates since 1982.

Since the rates were entirely in- :

adequate to begin with, and
have fallen progressively behind
inflation, we consider this reduc-
tion to be insult piled on injury.

“Even the increase granted to

.’ Singles and couples under 26 will
not make up for the years of

neglect. Our advocates around
' the province shall help recipients

. apply for crisis. grants to make

up for the government's failure
to give welfare recipients at least

continued on page 7

An adult season ticket for the ©

six events scheduled this fall and

winter will cost $40; senior cit. &
izens and students will pay $25;.

a family pass for one adult and

two children is $60, and $100” 5

will buy a full season’s entertain-
ment for two adults and two
children.

The 1987-88 season begins
Sept. 25 with a performance of
Ballet B.C., a new western com-

‘pany starting its third season

that has been well-received by
critics across Canada.

The Gents, a six-member
group of a capella singers who
perform in styles ranging from
barbershop quartet tunes to clas-
sical and chamber choral works
will appear Oct. 30.

Jazz and classical fusion ex-
pressed through the saxophone
will be the theme on Nov. 27
when the Vancouver Saxophone
quartet plays the stage at the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre. -

The Acrobats of the Pagoda

of the Plentiful Land will pre-

sent samples of traditional fami-
ly entertainment Chinese-style
on Jan. 30.

A woman described as “‘one
of the rising pianist stars of the
international concert stage’,

. Angela Cheng will be the fea-

tured artist Feb. 6.

‘The season concludes April 23
with a performance of Einstein,
@ one-man play based on the life
of the physicist and philosopher
whose theories gave birth to the
nuclear era. Peter Boretski is the.
solo actor:

The Terrace Concert Society
will also continue its sponsor-
ship of the successful Coffee
Concert series this year.

Memberships, season passes
and further information can be
obtained by writing P.O. Box
368, Terrace V8G 4B1 or calling
635-3848. .

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Outstanding
Entertainment
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The Hilleide Lodge, now an apartment residence and one of the oldest buildings in Terrace, housed the city's first
civic hospital. The building was purchased by the original Terrace Hospital Association in 1946 on land bought from
George Little for the nominal sum of $1.00. A grant from the Red Cross enabled the Hospital Association to equip the

building as a hospital, and Dr. Mills, after wh

procedures In his office.

om Milts Memorial Hospital is named, no longer had to perform surgical

Church donors have choice

Letter.

A few years ago the. swami
down in Oregon fled back to In-
dia taking with him ‘the: loot
from his spoils, The media
shrugged and looked for ‘some
Christian to attack. Recently
they have been‘ pit-bowling the
PTL Club, even though the yup-
pie Bakkers were run out of the
Organization, ‘which is now
under new management, |

TV commentators regularly:

The
STORK

REPORT

Is the stork
about to visit you?

Let everyone know about the h
in the Terrace Review. Forms are available at the hospital,

foam at the mouth over the PTL
Story, condemning all preachers
as rip-off artists. In fact the one
factor in all this that has been
overlooked is that if Christians
don't want to donate their cash
they can put their wallets back in
their purses and pants. The se-
cond factor is that these com-

‘mentators overlook the millions’

-of dollars that are wasted every
year in movie theaters, football
games, Elvis Presley Graceland
Meccas, not to mention the
money that’s hosed down the
drain in beer parlors, street

appy event by having it printed -

deals, video porn shops, govern-
ment liquor stores and other
worldly rip-off dens. It would
seem to me that before the
media gets critical of the logs in
a few TV evangelists’ eyes they
should remove the low grade

-timber mills in their own eyes.

* Jesus said that Christians
would be reviled by the world;
and except for the Worldly
Council of Churches, that’s very
much the case today. .

Brian Gregg
Terrace, B.C,

Mikkelsen — Sandy and Howard are

happy to.announce the birth of

their. son, Tyretl Robert Mikkelson, born on August 12, 1987 weighing

7 Ibs. 15 oz. at St. Paul’s Hospital

Swain — Lisa is proud to announce th
‘weighing & Ibs.

born August 19, 1987;
Daneile.

Brown — Arnie and

Daumont — Harold and Linda are the
baby, Tyler Andre, born August 20

in Vancouver, B.C.

e birth of Richard Jared Kyle,
12 oz. An adorable brother for

| Patty are the proud parents of a baby girl,
Chelsea Gloria, born August 19, 1987, who weighed 7 Ibs. 10 oz.

brother for proud older sister Kristen.

proud parents of number two
, 1987 weighing 8 Ibs. 1 oz. A

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