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Saturday April 4 and Sunday

“Kprl’s. Call. Doug Inglis

“after 5 p.m. to register or for

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“"Satarday, April 4 - The Jack, Cook, School's Easter Boke and Crafts sale will be Jveld at the Skeena Mall from

B5907$ 5:30 pm. Easter .

‘Bagkets can also be ordered ‘ara 635-3514.

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: tthe Terrace _ Association for, -the Mentally Retarded ‘will: sponsor a spring dance Saturday April 4 from 7:30 P.M. tol a.m. Musle will be y-PBad Manners” and a Huttet supper will be served. ‘he dance will be at Thor- {hill Community Hall and ‘eketa are $20 a couple.

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= The Caledonia Senior ‘Becondary School is hosting ‘i Kiddies Fun Day Saturday, 3xpril 4 between 1 p.m. and 4 im.

= Children between the ages i@f 5 ond 9 are Invited to at~ . Donations will go to Child Development

Centre in Terrace “in Fesponse fo the International

Year of the Handicapped.

Puppet shows, films, floor games, and arts and crafts will all befeaturedin various areas of the school,

For more information phone 635-531.

Pacific Northwest Music Festival invites everyone to a Gala Performance

Saturday at & p.m. at the |

REM Lee Theatre. A delightful evening with some of the most talented musicians in the Pacifit Northwest is promised,

registrations are ona first come, first serve basis so prompt registration is ad- vised, Late registration wil] be accepted, however, from April 6 up until a few days

’ before the program com-

mences ifterels enrollment space, at' the recreation office In. the arena, The office howra are 8:30 a.m, to

4:30 p.m. Monday through —

Friday.

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Sunday, April 6 - The Skeena Valley Marathoners invite all interested joggera

and runoers to join them In

their regular Sunday mar- ning Long Slow distance runs

' of S miles, They leave the

The Hospital Auxillary Thrift Shop Is having a $1

Bag Sale on Saturday, April:

4from l0a.m. to4p.m. The shop is located at 4544 Larelle, next door to SpeeDee Printers, :

Registration for spring recreation programs begins Saturday, Registration for pool programs begins at 9 a.m, andruns until 11 a.m, in the downstairs arena. Registration for all other non-poal activities will be in the arena banquet room from llam.-3p.m. All

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“reading at 7:30 p.m. Marty

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Paintings by Rebecca Mallloux' and in-

spired by the beauty of the northern land- Scape will be on display at the Terrace library ‘from Friday, April 10 to April 24.

35-26, The $10 fee is payable to the Recreation Office In the Arena, Monday to Friday 8:80 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. -

. Rebecca Mailoux, a lecal artist will be having an~

exhibition of her oil paintings .

Opening night will be’ Friday, April 10, 7:30-0:30in | the Ibrary arta room in Terrace. Everyone is —

- welcome to attend, and meet * the artist, The show will run”

Apri] 11-24 in the library arts

room. . Mrs. Mailloux is

originally fram Grand Fall, - N.B. but haa lived in Terrace .

since 1947. She has had a few exhibitions: in Terrace in-

_ lading showings in the

annual arte and crafts exhibition by the Terrace Art - Association.

Inapired by the beauty of the northern landscape, she taught herself to paint. In

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Thursday, April # - Dora Fitzgerald, a UBC professor, will give a public lecture and discussion that provides: general guidelines on the - role of the human service worker, as well as a look at the relationship between a helper and a friend.

This publi¢ address is aimed predominantly for buman service workers and anyone working in the sccial service and counselling areas, Medical and health personne] may also find the presentation to be of special interest.

The lecture wil] be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Northweat Community College and a wine and cheese reception will follow the discussion.

Friday, April 10 - is the deadline for reglatration for the coaches Level i Clinic (Theory) which will be held in the Terrace Arena, April

The Easter Loggers cy Bonsplel will be held at the

‘Terrace Curling Club April

17-19, and it is the big event

_ for men this year. Up to 4

rinks are allowed for in the draw and {eames from Quesnel to Prince Rupert ” will be participating. The banquet will be held Friday, | April 17 and the door prize

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is a Wait Disney movie, The Aristocats. Blazing Saddles Al makes its return at. the 8 ‘p.m. to 10 p.m, theatre over ¥ the weekend, and The * Aristocata canbe seen att the 7 Dm. and ] Pum, theatre,

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the Happy Gang Centre in - Terrace... :

‘The donation came “out of the blue’ according to Fern

Capling, treasurer of -the Happy Gang Centre.

The money. ls in the bank and will go towards finishing the basement, Renovations | if the upper part of the building have already been completed.

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Saturday, April 4 - is the first day of registration for the Kitimat Recreation Department's spring programs. Registration will take place at 10 a.m. at

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eagoing until April 16. Registrations ate on a first come, firet serve basis. Swimming pool lessons will be registered at Tamitik, All other programs regardless that they are belng held at Tamitic Sports Complex will be registered at Riverlodge.

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designed by the Riverlodge Community Centre ‘and promises to include a bit of everything - arts, and’ crafts, gym and games and special events. The time will be 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Moaday, April 13 to Thursday, April 16 at the Rivetlodge Com- munity Room.’ ~

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Po Sixty-four tears: an tered In the Eltimat bowling . lanes bowling spell for the weekend of April 3,4 and 6, . This is an Invitational tournament and teams from Prince Rupert, Kitimat and Terrace will be par-" teipatng.

: Figure -

skating - results

On Saturday, Feb, 21 a few of the Terrace Figure Skating Club's higher qualified akaters par- ticipated ifi a test day‘held at the new Tamitik arena in Kitimat.

iken Brinkac, a promiaing young skater, passed the . third. level ofthe school

figures. Fidr a skater only 14 years of age this is quite an | accomplishment.

Chris Chicolne, who sens fo have. almost a natural

completed the senior brome dances which now enables’ him to enter the funtor silver category of dancing.

Terrace’s only ‘qualified competitive dance ,team, Veronica and Rick Laurie | each completed their Sender - Silver dances and alto parsed the gold dance test each. ~

Tuesday, April 7 : Sid Marty, one of Canada's most ”

highly-acclaimed “youn #5 Ey ait ald reading 2 4 "7&9 Mon, sat. Sun. 9pm only the Centennial Museum in “% /PF- a Kitimat, at 7:30 p.m. Marty, ; 3 The Aristocats who was bornin 16, worked = A ee ne ee eh ss eee as a park warden In BC., April Alberta and Saskatchewan % § Used Cars Kurt Russell frotn 1968 to 1978 and ene of ' Mature Jack Warden his: ‘books; Men for the . ‘ April > Gee Ue ens OS ee a es ee ee. Mountains deals . with his ' ; experiances.:Marty will ales +. y Harry’s War be reading from his newest | 10 Mature. . om Nobody Dyneed with on | . Aprit 4. ee oe oe oe oe - t atine _ Aristocats ; * * MASTINDIAN Every Two Weeks : MOVIES “At the Nechako Theatre in| $——> Sundays at 2 P.M. Kitimat Pipl Longstocking fo 4 P.M. Fri. 8 & 10pm will be the 1 p.m. matinee on Mor. . . Saturday, avd Flash Gordon 3 Blazing Saddles ay will he the mainfestureover [4 (Warner Brothers) - the weekend, . oe an es os oe ee ws me . . t a . : her » -° seems Like contre : ‘ : die Hawn It your group of com- mn, Old Times Chery Chase’ ty organisation has an ta-----------. announcement for Aroumnl > . the Town, contact the Daily Pr Goodbye a Herald at 635-6357 or at 3010 9 CC = ' Kalum Street, Terrace. x 4 Emanuelle “3-5. . belore Wednesday noon,

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