B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 10, 1999 _
TERRACE STANDARD

City SCENE

THEATRE:

THE TERRACE LITTLE
THEATRE presents "The Odd Couple",
the first play of the season on November

18, 19, 20,25,26, 27, and on December 2,"
3, and 4, Come to the McColl Playhouse _

to see the play directed by Marianne ©
Weston.

MUSIC:

AURORA WIND QUINTET
(Terrace): Yvette Bos, Andrew Brodie,
Robin Hollett, Inqunn Reinsbakken and
Michael Wen WITH two flutes and a
violin from Smithers (Diane Berry, Gail
Olsen and Dorothy Giesbrecht.) Come
hear them perform Friday, November 12
at 8 p.m. at the Evangelical Free Church
at 4640 Park Avenue. Tickets are
available at the door for $8, $5 for
Students and seniors. No charge for
children under 12. For more info call
635-5312.

Join THE TERRACE COMMUNITY
BAND for its MUSICAL TOUR

THROUGH EUROPE, They will
warm your hearts and toes with their
entertaining selection, Saturday,
November 20 beginning at 7:30 p.m. at
the Pentecostal Assembly, 3511 Eby
Street, Also on the program, and always
a hit, the Big Band. Tickets available at
the door: Adults $8, senors/student $5,
children. 12 and under free. For more
info call Carol at 635-4729.

THORNHILL JUNIOR
SECONDARY BAND vill be
performing November 26 at 7:30 p.m. '
p-m.at the Pentecostal Assembly.

DENCE:

Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Terrace
presents A FALL FLING DANCE
featuring music of the 50's, 60's , 70's
and 80's. Come to the Kin Hut Saturday,
November 20 from 8:30 p.m. to 1 A.m.
Tickets are $10 per person. Tickets are
available at Sight and Sound or from any
board member. Door prizes, return
shuttle available by donation.

GALLERY:

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FUNCTIONAL ART November 12 to
November 28: Opening night reception
will be held at the Gallery on Friday,
November 12 at 7 p.m. Art isn't just for
hanging on your walls. Come and see a

wide selection of art that you can cook
with, sit on, sleep with, walk on and

wear.

CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR: Our
Christmas craft fair will take place in the
Gallery on Friday, December 3 ftom 6-9
p.m. and Saturday, December 4 from 10
am. to 4 p.m.

LIBRGRY:

THE LIBRARY is also offering
computer classes for seniors starting the
week of November 9, Classes are free
and run on Tuesday and Wednesday
mormings from 10-11:30 a.m. for six
weeks. Call the library to register 638-
8177, .

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many people in tha U.S, each year as doas AIDS.

drugs Is so widaspread.

. | Aspirin, Alava, Naprox, Voltaren and Indocin,

"This Is in many ways, a silent epidemic becausa gastroin-
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“ Pthought to a possible consequence? We hava grown up seeing
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| our farniliarity caused us to lorget the risks?

: We've used them al the first sign of a cold of flu, because
“| we're tired or haadachey, for arthritle achas and pains, Some peo-
“| ple are using thase daily to prevent heart attack and stroke. Could
-] they unwittingly be contributing toa condition equally lethal?

. THE SOLUTION: We need to think Iwice before using

“TNSAIOs, Give them thelr dua raspact, and use only when neces-
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| encourage you lo explore natural herbal altemalives. Bolh
thraugh historical timas and clinical studies, they have bean demon-

(far less than 16,500 people?
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| was stunned: A Boston Globa & Mail articla published ‘
June 17, 1899 cited that Aspirin and related drugs kill nearly as]:

Ulcers caused by such drugs kt! about 16,500 people anmu-[

ally In the United States; AIDS killed 16,685, Dr. Michael Wolfe, afl.
spokesman lor the Boston University School cf Medicina said that |:
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purchase herbal nutrition products
at wholesale prices contect:
Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Sid & Therese Ross,
John & Barb Heighington, Darcie Annesley, Maurean
Gent, Bruno Belanger & Krista Bottyan (Terrace).
Wayne Gray, Joan Hough {Kitimat}

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Northwest Development Education
Association and Terrace and District
Multiculture Association’s annual gen-
eral mecting will take place on Wednes-
day, November 10 at 7 p.m. at the Ter-
race Art Gallery. Dr, Isaac Sobol will pre-
sent a slide show on his recent trip to
Tibet entitled “ Travels to Tibet with
Shoes from Terrace” following the AGM.
For more info call 638-8329,

Saturday, November 13
HOLIDAY SEASON BAZAAR at Kiti

K’Shan Primary School (4730 Graham

Ave). time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Tables for

- rent for $20, Call Pete for more info 638-

1056. All vendors welcome. Bring your
crafts, wood works, pottery, toys, clothes,
tupper wares, Avon, candles, bake goods,
jewellery, or anything else! Come join us

for breakfast and lunch.

Sunday, November 14

Terrace Nisga’a Tribal Council Jocal
monthly membership meeting from 1-4
p.m. at the N.T.C, meeting room. Mem-
bers urged to attend.

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Dry Grad meetings will be held on
the third Monday of every month at 7:30
p.m. in the Caledonia library. The next
mecting is on Nov.15. All grad parents are
encouraged to attend. For mare info, call
Thecla at 635-7872 or Karen at 638-1508.

The Ferrace Churches Food Bank
opens its doors for its November distribu-
tion on the following dates: November 15-
18. The distribution centre is located at
4647 Lazelle, rear entrance. It is impor-
tant to bring ID for you and your depen-
dents. The food bank operates between 1-
3 p.m. Manday is open to people with last
names beginning with initials A-H. Tues-
day is open for people with last names I-
R. Wednesday is open to people S-Z and
Thursday for anyone missed.

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First Nations Council of Women in
seeking new members and volunteers for
a community Christmas dinner. Next
meeting is Nov, 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the
Terrace Resource Centre. For more info
call Bonnie at 638-2088,

First Nations Council of Women is
organizing a focus group discussions on
“It takes a community to raise a child,”
facilitated by Liza Haldane and Mary
Ann Skill, Come to the Terrace
Women’s Resource Centre at 7:30 p.m.

All parents, grandparents, guardians and

interested citizens are invited. We need
to hear your voice, Our children are
counting on you. For more info call Liza
al 638-0228.

Terrace and Area Health Council:
notice of regular board meeting at 7:15
p-m. in the Education room, Mills Mem-
orial Hospital.

To celebrate Drug Awareness Week,
there will be a Drug Awareness display at
Northwest Community College from 9:30
a.m. until noon.

Clean Air Coalition: Here is your
chance to learn about how the January
1,2000 Workers' Compensation Board
Regulations on smoke-free workplaces
will affect-you! The Clean Air Coalition

of Terrace is planning a Community In-
formation Session Thursday, November
18 from 7-9 p.m. at the Coast Inn of The
West in the West Banquet Room. Re-
freshments provided.

Free Infant Safety Course at 7 p.m. at
{he Health Unit. Learn prevention and in-
lervention for falls, choking and.more. To
register, please call 635-2200 or come
into the North West Health Unit at 3412
Kalum Street (Public Health Office.)

Friday, November 19
Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary is

_ having its Annual Christmas Craft and

Bake Sale from 1-5 p.m. and Nov. 20 from
‘10'a.m. to 4 p.m. in the lobby at the hos-'
pital,

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To celebrate Drug Awareness Week,
the Northwest Addiction Services will be
sponsoring a “Fatal Vision Obstacle
Course” from-1] am. to 4 p.m. at the
Skeena Mall in Terrace.

The Family Place invites children,
youth and adults to celebrate National
Child Day. Visit our mall display and
children’s activities from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m,
for free face painting, play dough, story
time and balloons. Enjoy a free swim at
the Terrace Aquatic Centre from 5-6 p.m.
(Children 7 and under must be accompa-
nied to the pool by and adult.) Please join
us in celebrating our children. Make Na-
tional Child Day special for the children
in your life.

Join Eberle and Holly from the Terrace
Public Library for some story telling at
the Skeena Mall from 11 a.m, to 3 p.m. to
celebrate National Child Day. Storytime
will be presented on the hour,

TERRACE PHOTO CLUB slide pre-
sentation at Caledonia High School
(projection roam) at 7 p.m. For more info
call Shawn at 638-6398,

THE TERRACE HOMEBASED BU-

. SINESS FAIR presents a fall fair in the

Terrace Area Banquet Room from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. For more information call Hea-
ther at 635-2365 or Eireen at 635-9415.

THE SALVATION ARMY will be
having a Craft and Bake Sale from 1-3
p-m. at the Salvation Army Hall at 4643
Walsh Avenue. There will be baked
goods, and homemade crafts available as
well as a place for coffee and treats.
Cookbocks, T-shirts and baseball hats
will also be available.

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: The first an-
nual Choices’s Dream Commiltee Christ-
mas bazaar is on Saturday, November 20
at Carpenter’s Hall from 1-5 p.m. Tables
for rent. Call Karla at 635-7511 or 635-
4958. Fish pond, raffles and more,

O.A.P.0, Branch 73 has planned at

- Bazaar and tea at the Happy Gang centre

from 2-4 p.m.

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