B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 20, 2002

TERRACE’ STANDARD.

City SCENE

BAR SCENE

GATOR’S PUB: Crush returns after an international
tour.

BEASLEY’S MIX: Watch your favourite Sports

programs on a large screen TV.

GEORGES PUB: Accelerators Wednesday to Sa-
turday Nov. 20-30.

HANKY PANKY’S is your dance party night club.
No cover. Free poal Wednesday, college night Thurs-

day, Hot DJ and Top 40 dance Friday and Saturday. ©

Karaoke contest Sunday and Monday,

BACK EDDY PUB: Panorama — Harold Armstrong
and Friends. Live entertainment Thursdays from
8:30-1 0:30. p.m.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Members and bona
fide quests. New members welcome.

MUSIC

POSTPONED: The Oscar Lopez concert originally
scheduled for Nov. 30 at the A.E.M. Lee has been
postponed due to illness. The concert has been re-
scheduled for March §. Save your tickets ~ original
printad reserved seating tickets will be honoured. Call
Karen at 635-5803 for more info.

THEATRE

FINAL WEEK: Terrace Little Theatre presents

' Ravenscroft, a murder mystery directed by Chris

Stone. At the McColl Playhouse Nov. Nov, 21-29,
Tickets are $14 al Unigiobe Courtesy Travel

Terrace Litle Theatre is holding a play reading of .

award-winning playwright Paula Vogel's one act play
The Oldest Profession Tuesday, Nov. 26 at7 p.m.

at the McColl Playhouse, 3625 Kalum $t, Join us to
read: or just listen to- this funny and touching play
about ive elderly women facing their not-so golden
years in the world's oldest profession, Everyone wel-
come! Bring a frend, Call Nancy at 635-1329 or Mar-
ianne ‘al 635-2942 for info.

CHRISTMAS FUN

Terrace Anti Poverty Group Society presents its
Children’s Christmas Campaign Dance Nov, 23 at
the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 13, Admission by
donation of a gift and a non-perishable food item. Each
Christmas, the staff at TAPGS, Zeliers, the Bargain
Shop, and other groups work together to bring
Christmas to fess fortunate children in your commun-
ity. Music provided by local country rock band, Moon-
Light N' Rosie. Dance starts at 9 p.m. No minors.

Terrace Litile Theatre hosts Christmas Party
2002 al the Elks Hall Dec. 13 and 14. Dinner and a
Yuk Yuk's comedy show, featuring stand up comics

ets $45. To book a seat, call 638-1215.

Terrace and District Arts Council and CBC Radlo
One Prince Rupert present a staged reading of
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol with Roger
Harris, Jae Gosnell, Marylin Davies, Mary Jean Corm-
ler and Kirsty Hudson Saturday, Dee. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
at the A.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets are $10 at Elan *
Travel, Misty River Books and Sidewalker's. All pro-
ceeds to Terrace Churches Food Bank.

CINEMA

The Travelling Picture Show presents its final
film, Together (Tillsammans), a Swedish film set in
a small commune in 1975. It's a light camedy that
points out the difficulty people have living together as
a family — whether they're related or not. At the Tilli-
cum Twin Theatre at 7:15 p.m, Monday, Dec. 2, Span-
sored by the Terrace Multicultural Association. For
info call Neelam: 635-3583.

VISUAL ARTS

The Terrace Art Gallery presents “Hands in
Clay". Featuring the pottery and clay works of art-
ists Laura Gosnell, Pat Ining, Patsy O'Connell, Bar-
bara Sheridan, Gayle Schmidt and Kae Williams. -A
Silent Auction in support of the food bank orga-
nized by Artists for Action takes place alongside the
exhibit all month lona,

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Christmas Bazaar from 5-9:30 p.m. At the
Coast Inn of the West banquet room.

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‘in the lobby of the medical building on Park Ave.
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NOVEMBER 21-27
If you would like to purchase a Good Food
Box for December, bring $15 (exact amount; no
change.) ta the Library, the Family Place or
Skeena Kalum Housing during the week of Nov,

TERGacy TE 21-27. Sorry, no cheques. Boxes distributed
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21 from 1-3 p.m. to answer questions. For info,
call 638-1683,

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branch of the Legal Services Society (Legal
Aid) on Nov. 22 from noon to 2 p.m. at 3212
Emerson St. Everyone is welcome.

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Annual Tea and Bazaar at St, Matthew's An-
glican Church from 2-4 p.m. Sal. Nov. 23 at
4506 Lakelse Ave,

SUNDAY, NOV, 24
The Knights of Columbus host a pancake
breakfast from 10 a.m. to noon at Veritas
School. Proceeds to the emergency shelter,

This month at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre

December

Everyone welcome.

Cancer Support Group for family and friends
meets at the Stepping Stones Clubhouse at 7
p.m. For info call Craig at 635-0049.

Kispiox artist and writer Lesile Barnwell
reads from her new book, The Rosemary
Suite, her first-hand account of the last years
of her friend Rosemary who struggled to live

Dec 6, 7 - See this years musical extravaganza!!!
“State Fait’ - presented by the students of
Caledonia Senior Secondary School, Evening
shows - 8:00 p.m, - $13.00 / Matinee 4 p.m.
$7.00 - Cal 635-6531 for more information.

Dec 14 - foin CBC announcers and local celebrities
. for a special reading of “A Christmas Carol’
Music and Magic, 7:30 p.m.

January 24, 2003 - Winners of the 2002
roats/traditional category at the East Coast
Music Awards: Sons of Maxwell, 8:00 p.m.
Tickets available at Cook's Jewellers

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and die with dignity after developing breast
cancer. Poems, life drawings and journal entries
teil the story. At the Terrace Art Gallery (in
the lower level of the library) at 7 p.m.

SATU
Terraceview Lodge hosts an Old Fashioned
Country Christmas Tea from 2-3:30 p.m. Call
638-0223, Ext. 233 for info,

Centennial Christian School hosts its annual
bazaar from 1:30-4 p.m. at 3606 Sparks St.
Games, fun, tea room, crafts, bake sale. For
mere Info call 695-6173.

, Community Response to Hungry Kids

meets at the Terrace Public Library at 3:30
p.m, Join us In addressing this growing concern,
Kids welcome. Refreshments. For info call 638-,
1863.

Thursday. Events will run space permitting.

PUBLIC SERVICE

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Second Annual Craft Sale in the old Smart
Set slore runs daily from Nov, 15-Dec. 15. Open
to 9 p.m, Fridays and 6 p.m. Saturdays.

Sweet Adelines of Terrace meet every ’
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Terrace Christian Re-
formed Church (on the corner of Sparks and
Straume). For info call Kathy at 638-1245,

Volunteers needed for ihe Salvation Army's
Chrisimas Kettle campaign, launching Nov, 23.
For more information call Isobel at 635-1829.
Volunteers also needed for Christmas hampers. -

The Salvation Army will be taking applica-
tions for Christmas Hampers Tuesday Nov. 26
to Friday Nov. 29 from 1-4 p.m. at the old Ikon
Office Solution building, On Lakelse. People can
pick up their Christmas hampers Dec. 16 and 17
between 1 and 5 p.m. same location.

The Terrace Churches Food Bank opens its
doors for its November distributlon Nov, 18-
21, Located at 4647 Lazelle, rear entrance,
Look for the Food Bank of the Churches sign.
Bring ID for you and your dependents. Opera-
ting hours from 1-3 p.m. Last names A-H Mon-
day, Nev, 18; |-R on Tuesday, Nov. 19; $-2
Wednesday, Nov. 20; anybody missed Nav, 21.

The Canadian Ski Patrol is looking for new
members for the upcoming ski season. Training
sessions Monday and Wednesday evenings, First-
aid training an assel. Call Richard at 635-1712 .

November is Diabetes Month, Canvassers will
be collecting money for the Canadian Diabetes
Association for use in research, education and
the children’s camp, Please be generous when a
canvasser comes lo your door,

Help the Terrace Little Theatre celebrate
its 50th anniversary. The TLT is looking for
old scripts, preferably from original produc-
tions. Stories from the old days are also wel-
come, Contact info for former members who
have left Terrace Is also requested. Please con-
tacl Nancy al 635-1329 and Marianne 635-
2942,

Attention all home-school families! The li-
brary is putting on a program just for you. It is a
fun-filled, multi-aged, cross curricular class, On
the first Friday of every month from 1-3 p.m.
Free but register in person or by calling 638-
BIT?.

Are you living with the Impacts of domestic
violence, a sexual assault or abuse of any
kind and need someone to talk to? At Ksan
Counselling we provide FREE confidential ser-
vicas for yourself and anyone close to you who
may also be struggling with what has happened.
For an appointment call 635-2373,

The Terrace/Kitimat Hiking club has hikes
planned every Sunday in the local mountains this
fall and will continue with snowshoeing through-
out the winter, Hikes occur every Sunday leaving
at Sam. Hiking schedules are available from any
outdoor store, the chamber of commerce, the li-
brary. or.the Terrace Standard, For info contact
Chis at 836- §996,

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