The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 6

6A THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, Wednesday, January 17, 1979 tr-- mm mi. TheS paghetti tiiill I il 111 -5 LiiUl i Jj WW A TEEN DISCO OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY r.vi. I r.vi. 5 SO HOT WE'RE RIGHT NEXT TO THE FIRE HALl. 2455 RAILWAY ABBOTSFORD 853-8211 5 IAMILT RESTAURANT Located At 45680 Hocking Ave.

Chilliwack Dining Dancing Xountry Style' REGISTRATION FOR UKRAINIAN CLASSES Live Country Music Fridays Saturdays Dining I Dancing Tuesday to Saturday 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sundays Dining Only 4 p.m. to 10 pjn. Seats up to 250 for wedding partios, banquets, meetings Reservations Appreciated 792-7722 A Nice Place To Take The Entire Family Square Dancing Groups Are Welcome! Conversational Language Jon.

22. 19.30-21.30 Beginners and Advanced. Chilliwack Senior Secondary School. Inquiries Phone: Nellie Morchuk 792-8901. JANUARY 24, 19.30-21.30 Beginners.

Abbotsford Senior Secondary School. Russel Maksymetz 859-1580. JANUARY 25, 19.30-21.30 Advanced. Abbotslord Senior Secondary School. Russel Maksymetz 859-1580.

Children's Classes JANUARY 18. 18.00-19.30 Languoge Dancing, ages 7-12 yrs. Abbotslord Senior Secondary School. Mary Shabatowski 853-7874. Dancing-12 Yrs.

Up JANUARY 18, 19.30-21.30 Abbotsford Senior Secondary School. Mory Shabatowski 853-7874. SPONSORED BY THE UKRAINIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY Metric 98 of the world knows it so it must be niammM nil i rni ir ruir r-'-iirn iMrnii ri itm iiiiiiiii.iii-iiii.ii i Mrmnhimir-Yi riiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiM friiniiinim- frftiif PLANNING FOR "NEVER TOO LATE" "Never too Late" will be the next production of the Chilliwack Players' Guild, to be staged at CFB Chilliwack's Centennial Theatre from late February and into early March. Cast members, left to right, are Clint Hames, Dave Menzies and Hilary Roy. Director Bob Forsythe on the far right is assisted by Judy Forsythe and the producer is Ken Mead.

TALKING ISN'T THE SAME AS COMMUNICATING Plea mis in high Can you remember when someone carried out your instructions exactly as you had given them? When was the last time you gave a simple, direct answer to a simple, direct question? I 23 WELLINGTON AVE. 792-0941 for (Sourrtry Living OF THE YEAR Talking isn't the same as communicating. Communicating means making sure your listeners understand what you are saying as well as you do. Develop and improve your communication and leadership skills. Enroll in a special, eight-week program.

-SPEECHCRAFT-to be presented by the Chilliwack Toastmasters Club Register Now Fraser Valley College 792-0025 OFF ALL STOCK 2 Chilliwack Lions Club is planning to sponsor a beer garden May 11 and 12 with the Mount Cheam Lions Club operating a similar event the following weekend, May 18 and 19. Chautauqua Arts Festival, sponsored by the Chilliwack Community Arts Council, is slated for May 11, 12 and 13. Other events will include a Country Living Ball, organized by the Chilliwack Kiwanis Club. Another possibility is a teen disco dance for younger members of the community. For sports enthusiasts, the line-up includes a golf tournament, soccer tournaments, horseshoe throwing competitions, badminton, tennis and a bike race.

The community Fun Run, initiated last year, will again be part of the Country Living Festival. not reached their 22nd birthday by August 15. Contestants must be single, never married nor given birth to a child. Miss Chilliwack 1979 and her two princesses will become the responsibility of the pageant committee and will be expected to attend out-of-town and local events at the discretion of the committee. Miss Chilliwack 1979 will represent this community at the Miss PNE pageant this summer.

Miss Chilliwack 1978, Laurie Edwards, will be Chilliwack's entry in the Miss Dominion of Canada competition in July. The first public appearance by this year's Chilliwack pageant winners will be Mav 12 durine the Country Living parade. Immediately following the parade there will be chuckwagon and chariot races at the exhibition grounds. Sports events, beer gardens, a parade and the Miss Chilliwack pageant are only a few of the many activities that will highlight the 1979 Country Living Festival. Event organizers met last week to begin drawing up the month-long program.

Country Living will begin May 6 with the Rosedale Canoe Race. Official opening and Miss Chilliwack pageant will take place May 10. At a meeting of franchise holders and pageant committee members, it was announced that February 9 is the deadline for last year's sponsors to indicate whether or not they will enter the 19Z9 event. Sponsors who do not enter contestants will lose their franchise. Sponsor planning to hold elimination contests to determine their representatives must do so by March 1.

By March 9 all girls planning to enter the 1979 pageant must be registered. The Miss Chilliwack pageant is open to girls who are 17 years of age by March 15 and who have King and TOWHE McCallum AfiSUIH UftD CINEMA JAN. 19-25 LAST 2 DAYS FOR JAN. 17-18 "GREASE" 5 OFF CALENDARS AND CHRISTMAS ITEMS JAN. 19-25 ECIAL BARGAIN TABLE Highland night for band funds jL SUPER SPECIAL! Landmarks of Canadian Art RENT A DISCO LIGHT SHOW MUSIC, D.J.

for Dances or Weddings PROFESSIONAL DISCO from 30 ir-i Regularly $50 now -Kg, ON" 'EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE!" 7 9 p.m. ZZZZ CEO WXtNING: N. A. Hontelmann OPTOMETRIST EMPIRE BLOCK 132 Main Street Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Closed Wednesday Telephone 792-2532 7 9 P.M. Jan. 1 5-20 DON'T MISS IT! CHILLIWACK MUSIC CENTER 45855 Airport Rd. 792-8013 SATURDAY MATINEE 1 :30 P.M. JANUARY 20th ALSO! WHITE MANE LADIES FREE MONDAY TO THURSDAY! TONIGHT JAN.

17-18 HELD OVER FOR 4TH EXCITING WEEK 7:00 P.M. 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. at Starring KAREN BLACK TOMBERENGER SUSAN SIRASBERG AfSASHMjmMSIU.UA.St Highland Night, complete with native Scottish entertainers, will be held on Saturday, January 27 at the CFB Chilliwack drill hall. The annual event originated as a way of fund-raising for the Royal Canadian Legion pipe band in Chilliwack (Branch 4). This year it will mark the changing of command in the pipe band from retiring band master Jim Stennett to Joe Moran.

Traditional toasting of the haggis will take place near the top of the program. Chairman for the evening, Mr. Stennett said the entertainment will include Scottish tenor Bill Miller, the dancing of Johnny McGregor and his Merry Macs with a seven piece band. Also included is the Stave Falls (British Columbia) Scottish Country Dancers who represented Canada last year at the dance finals in Scotland. Legion pipe band and dancers will also perform.

Branch 4 pipe band includes 22 members and 15 beginners who play at various local functions and in the annual Chilliwack parades. Costs for uniforms have skyrocketed during the past three or four years to about three times the replacement cost of years ago. Mr. Stennett indicated this has placed increased pressure on the Legion jand the highland night organizers to come up with needed funds. Guests of honor are expected to be the two Chilliwack area municipal mayors or their representatives, CFB Chilliwack commander Colonel Jack Crosman and Chilliwack MLA Harvey Schroeder.

Tickets can be purchased at the Chilliwack Legion office at 112 Main Street. Those planning to attend are warned that admission will be by pre-sale ticket only. Organizers plan to have two buses leaving the Main Street office for the drill hall at 6 and 6:45 p.m. Buses will then return at 12 midnight and 1 a.m. WARNING: "Nudity and B.C.

Director JAN. 19-25 EVENINGS: 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. MATINEE: SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. This Week t-JxH Jan. 15th I -tan 20rfi CUTS $1 MOM.

TO THURS. LADIES FREE M0H. TO THURS. Currr Eastwood llJ WEEKENDS $2.50 per person me will turn YOU HOURS: 8 P.M. TO 2 A.M.

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