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Clubs & pubs Theatre

’ ARTFUL CUP: Open mic ‘night Saturdays.
, GEORGE’S PUB: Accelerators June 17-18;
Fredlocks Asher June 24-25..
- .HANKY’S: Tues. karaoke, freé. foosball/Wed.
_ karaoke, free pool/T hurs. college games, night/
Fri.-Sat. dance music & door prizes/Sun. live band,
THORNHILL PUB: Karaoke Sunday nights
THE TERRACE LEGION: Friday night music
a or karaoke, Saturdays meat draw and j jam sessions
. from 4-6 p.m.

Visual arts

@ The Terrace Art Gallery presents two exhibits 7

for the month of June. In the upper gallery, it’s .

-, Nature’s Treasures by Bob and Marlene Nelmes.

. In the lower gallery, it’s A Stitch in Time, a .

_. ‘presentation of textile artists. For gallery hours
call 638- 8884: :

- Terrace ‘Public: ‘Library presents ‘Inside |

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Mi The Merchant of Venice plays at the Tillicum.
Twin Theatre as part of the Terrace Not Paris Film,
Festival | Wednesday, June 15. Director Michael
Radford’s accomplished adaptation of William

' Shakespeare’s play mines the humour of its source
material with an expert hand. This fiery retelling .
blazes with a visceral sense of atmosphere and -
profoundly evocative performances by Al Pacino,
Jeremy Irons and Joseph Fiennes. Show starts at
7 p.m. Cost is $8.

Live Music
@ The Terrace Symphony Orchestra’s season
finale, featuring soloists from the orchestra in
‘concerto ‘movements is on Saturday, June 18 at
” the REM Lee Theatre. Tickets available after June
lat Misty River Books. $10 for adults, $8 for
-seniors and students. Children 12 and under free.’ -

if Heritage Park Museum presents its second.
run of Ma Lambly’s, the popular event from last
Christmas. every. Wednesday evening during ©
June, July and August at the museum’s historic
dance hall. All shows start. at 8 p.m. with doors
open by 7:30 p.m. Seating. is limited.Tickets
can be purchased at Don Diego’s or the George |
Little House for $12.. Call the museum at 635-
4546/e-mail hpmuseum@telus.net, for. info. «

I The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, “a group that
creates the finest possible standard of orchestral
fiddle playing without detracting from the strong

traditional strains of their music” comes to the

$ 125 for over 50 hours of instruction |
Register now at Uniglobe.
638-1215 for info

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: . ‘Sandra Harper Thursday, June 16°at 7. p.m., ‘as.
she talks about the reality of living in Africa.

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_JANINE Hamming js.the one-woman cast of Ma Lam-
bly’ 's, a play about pioneer life in Terrace seen through
the eyes of several characters.

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Skeena Year End Band Concert. Come and hear
our young musicuans play. 7:30 p.m. n. Admission
by donation.

Junel18 :

Terrace Symphony Orchestra Season Finale
featuring Soloists from the orchestra in concerto
movements. Tickets available at Misty River

‘Books (after June 1) $10.00 adults: $8.00
seniors and students. 12 years and under free.

June 28 .
Skeena Secondary School Awards Night.
7:00 p. m. Free Admission.

July 8
The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra. A sensation!!
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“COMMUNITY EVENTS
JUNE 3-26
The Terrace Art Gallery presents two exhibits for
the month of June. inthe upper gallery, it’s Nature's
Treasures by Bob and Marlene Nelmes. In the

’ lower gallery, it’s A Stitch in Time; a presentation

of textile artists. Gallery hours are: Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays 12-4 p.m., Fridays 12-6
p.m. and Sundays 1-4 p.m.

Also at the art gallery:: The Terrace Camera club

meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Hand ‘drumming
* workshops continue > Sundays: at 7 p.tt m. Members

$6.50/Drop-in $8. . wl

JUNE 3-JULY 2

Kitimat Centenniat Museum presents Northern
Plants and their Uses. Maurice L.B. (Lee) Oates has
been photographing and studying wild plants and
their uses for over 35 years. He has a collection of
approximately 5,000 images of wild plants, mostly
those plants that grow in B.C. His exhibition will
consist of plant images and text describing the

plant, its use as food or medicine and its botanical

name. There will also be a plant workshop held at
the museum on Saturday, June 25. For more info
and hours, please call 632-8950.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 .

The Merchant of Venice plays at the Tillicum |

Twin Theatre as part of the Terrace Not Paris Film

Festival. Director Michael Radford’s accomplished

adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Merchant
of Venice mines the humour of its source material

with an expert hand. It is a complex, disturbing.

work and this fiery retelling blazes with a visceral
sense of atmosphere and profoundly evocative
characterizations by Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons and
Joseph Fiennes. Show starts at 7 p.m. Cost.is
$8.

JUNE 17-19 ©

13th Cedarvale Jam gets underway at 3 p.m.
Friday, June 17 and runs until 4 p.m. Sunday.
Camp out for the weekend or come out for the
day. There is all kinds of music planned for all
kinds of tastes, 19 bands in all, $20 each for the

- weekend or $10 each for a day pass. Children
_ under 13 free. For further info contact Jack Cook

615-3727 or 635-6065. -

. SATURDAY, JUNE 18 ©

National Aboriginal Day: Celebrate in the Park.
Entertainment, music, kids’ activities, First Nations
arts & culture, dance & food! From 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. at George Little Park. Dancers, entertainers,
vendors and volunteers wanted. Call Marianne at
Kermode Friendship Centre 635-4906 ext. 30. for
information. Music bands wanted. Call Lynn at

. 638-0690. |
SATURDAY, JUNE 18

The George® Little House and downtown
merchants are holding a street party on the

* 4600 block of Lakelse.Ave., between Kalum and
_ Emerson streets. Food, entertainment and music

in an open air street fair. Community and charitable
organizations can participate by showcasing their
info and/or talent. To book a space on the street,
‘call Anna 635-4428 or Lori 638-1711. .

SATURDAY, JUNE 18
‘The Terrace Symphony Orchestra plays its

season finale, featuring soloists from the orchestra
in concerto movements is on Saturday, June 18

at the REM..Lee Theatre. Tickets available after -
_ June 1 at Misty River Books. $10 for adults, $8 for

seniors and students. Children 12 and under free.

JUNE 24-26

Midsummer Music Festival in Smithers featuring
La Candela, Greg McPherson, the Polyjesters
and more. Bring your instruments — a variety of
workshops offered. Early bird tickets until June 1
only. Visit www.bvfms.org or call 250-847-5245.

SUNDAY, JUNE 26
Terrace Women and Development Group

‘presents a Garden Tour & Tea to raise money ©

for projects in the developing world. Visit seven
incredible gardens and then enjoy tea time at
Cafenara on Lazelle or the Artful Cup on Lakelse.
The tour only costs $10 and the tour and tea is
$14. Tickets available at Cafenara, the Artful Cup,
Sidewalkers and Misty River Books.

FRIDAY, JULY 1
Terrace Fire Fighters are hosting a pancake
breakfast from 8-11 a.m. at the Terrace Fire Hall

in support of the B.C. Professional Fire Fighters’

Burn, Fund. Cost is $4/person (kids three years
and under eat free).

FRIDAY, JULY 1

Heritage Park Museum is hosting a Canada
Day celebration on Friday, July 1 from 11 a.m. to
6 p.m., featuring live music provided by Copper
Mountain Music, a Salmon BBQ fundraiser, silent
auction, artisans demonstrating their craft, games

‘and races, and a’kid’s poster contest.’ Celebrate

the diverse culture of Terrace and’ Canada.”

JULY 1-2 : ~—
The 2nd annual Gingolx Music Festival. Featuring
Chilliwack, Trooper, Prairie Oyster and more. Call

_ the Gingolx Arts Society at 250-326-2322.

JULY 1-3

The 4th annual Adventure Challege is a three-
day series challenging competitors to take on up
to four gruelling events, including rock climbing,
open water swimming, mountain biking and trail
running. Call Sarah at 638-7283 for details.

JULY 1-4 ©

Stewart/Hyder International Days presents the
2nd Annual Stewart Homecoming Slo-pitch Ball
Tournament - Register your team today. Parades
on both the 1st and 4th, kids games, horseshoe
tournament: and more. For more info call the
District of Stewart @ (250) 636-2251.

PSAs

Human Resources Centre of Canada once —

again presents an_ informational . session
Wednesday, June 15 on the programs & benefits
available under the Canada Pension Plan & Old

Age Security Programs (including disability). Mills —

Memorial education room from 7-9 p.m. Free to
the public and no reservation necessary. Contact
Lora at 635-4811.

Heritage Park Museum is restoring the organic,
heritage garden and is tooking for donations.
Heritage plants - vegetables, flowers and fruits
- organic material and soil would be greatly
appreciated. Gardening tools would also be
welcome, Call 635-4546 for further information.
The museum has daily tours from May 23 to Aug.
31 at 10:30 a.m., 12:30, 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. ;
historic walking tours of Terrace Wednesdays

in July and August, leaving the museum at 1:30 ~

p.m. for $5; historic plant tours Tuesdays in July
and August leaving the museum at 1:30 p.m. for
$4; day camp and children’s programs for care
providers throughout the summer for $25/group
call the museum to book.

The Good Food Box distribution day is Thursday,

June 16 at 6 p.m. Families who have signed up

need to pick up their box at the location they
signed up for. Locations are: Skeena Kalum
Housing (4611 Haugland), the Skeena Health Unit

‘Auditorium (8412 Kalum), the Walsh Apartments

(#411-4931 Walsh) and the Pine Park Trailer Court
(#1-3889 Muller in Thornhill).

The Family Place hosts Play and Paint, a free
drop-in for children Wednesday mornings until

June 29 from 10 a.m. to noon. indoor and outdoor’

activities, .with snacks provided. Everyone
welcome. Call Gayle at 638-1113 for info.

The Canadian Cancer Resource Centre offers
cancer support group for family and friends
meeting © every second and fourth Thursday of
the month at'7 p.m. Next meeting June 23. The
cancer.centre is at 207-4650 Lazelle Ave. It's open

- Monday to Friday from 12-2 p.m. Internet access
for cancer research is available. For information §

- about emergency aid or peer support programs,

call 638-8583.

Terrace Women’s Centre presents its May-June
series of discussions. Third Wave Feminism with
Frances Birdsell June. 24. Noon to 1 p.m. at the
centre 4542 Park Avenue. Call 638-0228 for info.

Support After Suicide, the self-support group for
anyone grieving the loss of a loved one or friend
from suicide will not meet.from June to August.
Check posters and this space for the start-up time
in September. Contact Joset Graham 638-1347.

The Terrace Amnesty International Action Circle
meets on the last Wednesday of every month at the
Kiva Sport Café at 5:30 p.m. Anyone welcome.

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Lunch’ 11 -4 p.m.

‘Mediterranean Chicken Salad

A garden salad topped with chicken Souvlaki, feta,
sweet peppers and our own Greek dressing. Comes
with tzatziki and bread for dipping.

South Western Rancher’s Burger

6oz. Prime Rib patty loaded with cheddar, bacon,

lettuce, tomato, red onion, salsa & ranch dressing.
_Served. with unlimited f frigst..,

Dinner ‘After 4:p:m. ne

Delicious 80z. Butler Steak
In a green peppercorn.sauce, with savoury vegetables,
bread, and your choice of potato or pasta.

Chicken Florentine
With rice and chef's choice of vegetables

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‘Date & Time of Birth:

May 31, 2005 at 5:45 p.m. - ~ Parents:
‘Weight: 6 Ibs. 14 oz. Christina Morgan &
Sex: Male Tyrone Hill ~

congratulates the .

Baby's Name:

Baby's Name:
Chai-Lynn Aitken Julius Ricky Manion
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: .

May 28, 2005 at 7:23 p.m.
Weight: 7 Ibs. 3 oz.

June 1, 2005 at 4:20 p.m.
Welght: 7 Ibs. 2 oz.

Sex: Female Sex: Male

Parents: Parents:

Linda King & John Aitken Bobby Manion & Troy sam
“Little sister for Kyle “Little brother for Chris”

& Kimberly"
: . Baby’s Name:
Owen Roy Azak
Date & Time of Birth:
June 3, 2005 at 9:34 p.m.
Weight: 6 Ibs. 8 oz.

Baby’s Name: __.

Regan Dinelle Bolan

Date & Time of Birth:

May 31, 2005 at 2:58 a.m.

Weight: 6 Ibs. 9 oz. Sex: Male
Sex: Female Parents::
Parents: Miranda Quock Lena & Derek Azak°
& Will Bolan
“Little brother for Dorian Baby’s Name:
& Damian” Kaddi Maria Addison Hill
. Date & Time of Birth:
Baby’s Name: June 4, 2005 at 9:11 p.m.

Marcus Dominic Bryant Weight: 7 Ibs. 7 oz.

Sex: Female

Parents: Trena Bryant

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