MUSIC

A CALEDONIA FINAL CONCERT 193 will take place ¢ aly: BQece os.

p.m. Wednesday, June 2 at the R.E.M, Lee Theatre. Performances
by the Caledonla Concert Band, Caledonia Stage Band and
Caledonia Choir. Admission by donation.

A THE SINGING HILLS perform their evangelical Christian
music at the Terrace Alliance Church at 6 p.m. June 6,

& TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND presents their ‘Jingles for
June’ concert at 7:30 p.m. in the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Friday,
June 11. Tix $10 at Sight and Sound or from band members.

& THE LOW BUDGET BLOOZ BAND plays the Terrace
Downtown Lions? Father's Day Dance June 19 at the Thornhill
Community Centre. Doors at 8 p.m., the dance siarls at 9, Tix $10
at Central Gifis or from Lions members.

A KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 p.m. to 1 a. m.) and
Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at George’s Pub in the Northern Motor
Inn, every Friday night (7 p.m. to 1 am.) at the Thornhill Neigh-
bouthood Pub, and every Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) and Monday
(10 p.m. to 2. a.m.) at Hanky Panky’s in the Coast Inn of the West,

By JIM RYAN

Jim Ryan is the founder of the
Terrace Community Band.

AST” DECEMBER,

during a Christmas

‘carol sing-a-long in

minus-6 degree
weather I was moved and
honoured by the dedication of the
band shell:in my name.

This is indeed a great honour
and I thank Mayor Talstra and
council for this consideration.

Deep down, I believe our city
freeman, Vesta Douglas, may
have had a hand in this as well.

However this may be a good
time to touch on the initial pur-
pose of the structure.

The Bruce Lee Story.

“MOVIES -

| & POSSE starring Stephen Baldwin, Big Daddy Kane and Billy
Zane plays, at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, at the,

_ Tillicum Twin Theatres. Also playing unlil Thursday is DRAGON:

Starting Friday of

A DAVE starring Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver plays al
7:15 and 9:30 p.m. from June 4-10, Also playing is DRAGON:
The Bruce Lee Story at 7 p.m. and THE CRUSH at 9:15 p.m.

A& EARTH, COLOUR AND FORM is the’ show at the. Terrace
Public Art Gallery from June 6-30. The show features recent works
of hand-thrown stoneware and clay sculptures: created by Jo
Killback and Mary Lou Westman of Smithers, and watercolour and

acrylic paintings by Vikki MacKay. Gallery hours are noon to 3
p.m. Tuesday to Saturday, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. from Tuesday to Thurs-

Playing in Gigi's
T.V. CRIMES

MAY 31 - JUNE 50

It had become quite clear io me
and others that such a culturally
active centre as Terrace necdeed Jim Ryan
a facility to make‘ these activities. | Bands, and music in general,

more accessable: {0 many more were only one aspect of the plan,
A %.2°™ Soiitthe “Hiei”

The Daisy Wesley Housing Committee meets
Sunday, June 7th in an effort to form its own
non-profit society,

The committee is planning to put forward a
proposal to operate a shelter for the homeless.

The ministry of social services has issued a call
for proposals for.a hostel for men and women,

Ifa non-profit society Is the successful bidder,
the project could be eligible for extra capital
grants to help construct a building.

day, and 1 to 4 | p.m. Sunday.

Make the ’Scenel Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to add
your event to the Standard's free entertainment listings. The
deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for! the following week’s paper.

Help fill the park with music

stages were Nancy Devcik, of the
Terrace Musicians Association,
and Ken Morton, of Terrace Little
Theatre,

Much of the planning of the
structure took into consideration
the capabilities to perform out-
door theatre.

Supports and electric outlets for
further lighting are built into the .

structure for this purpose,

Although this aspect of the arts
has not yet come to fruition at the
band shell, I'm sure it will, and
that will be exciting...

For now, this ‘Performing Arts
Shell’, as it was initially called,
does provide a location for music
in the park.

As the weather improves, more
music will emit from these walls.

And, hey guys, maybe there are
a few musicians out there who

- young people who created the’
beautiful and tasteful mural on

deli/lunch hour crowd,

The audience is there,

The “Big Band’’ is planning on
bringing their Wednesday night
practice to the band shell.
(weather permitting),

The Terrace Community Band
plans concerts there as well.

I-would also like to acknowl-
edge and praise the efforts of our

‘Saturday, june 19, 1993

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‘Cooked and Live Lobster Available

Hugh 638-0361
Wayne 635-6945
John 635-3209
Tod 635-6727

A roject of the

the inner walls of the shell.

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Phone orders accepted until June 10, 1993

errace Centennial Lions Club

Thank you all.

In Augie’ s Lounge

sow ON get some duos, singles, trios
haa iq? ‘th ie i

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Housing group | to meet

The Daisy Wesley Housing Commnittee is look-
_ ing for community-minded individuals to sit on
the board of directors of the new society,

The committee formed following the death of
Daisy Wesley last November and is dedicated to
helping homeless people in the Terrace area
secure emergency and long-term housing.

Anyoie interested is welcome to attend, or can
contact Leila Burton at 635-4631 or 635-3045 for
more information,

THE

presents

Terrace Community Band |

ve for June

“~ our major fundraising concert ~

- ATRIP FOR TWO TO TORONTO

Donated by Canadien

WITH Two NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION -
Donated by FERRALE TRAVEL...
tetanic

BOTTLE

-ATRIP FOR TWO TO VANCOUVER * > .
Donated by Central Mountain Atr en etl

- "The Monarch Is Alive” a
- ACARL-BENDERS FRAMED PRINT:
Donated by Northern Light Studio”

“A 20 MINUTE. HELICOPTER TOUR, FOR
Donated by Northern Mountain Helicopter”

“A $70. 0 GIFT CERTIFICATE ok
Donated by the Bavarian Inn: sos

-3 MONTH FAMILY SWIM PASS:
Donated'by Terrace Parks and Rec Aquatic Centre

... incredible door prizes including:
’ ~AROBERT.HELD DECORATOR PERFUME -

- Donated by Kermodel Trading

~AFLORAL HANGING BASKET -
_ Donated by Uplands Nursery |

"A $26.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE
‘Donated by Overwaltea :

- FREE MOVIE COUPONS.
Donated by Video Stop

Students and Seniors:

Children 6 and, Under: - — Free

‘FRIDAY, JUNE 11-7:30 PM
‘R.E.M. LEE THEATRE

TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM SIGHT & SOUND AND BAND MEMBERS _
Tickets for Prize Eligibility: $10.00 each (must be 18 or over to win)
8 00 each (these fickets not entered in prize draw)

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Seniors - 12:30 pm to 3: 30 pm (ages 10, MN 12 years)

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