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GATOR’S PUB: Live party music with Kingfish

- Wed-Sat, classic rock and today's top hits. Wednes-
day is Jam Night. Thursday is Ladies’ Night (your
~ chance to win a diamond ring).

“BEASLEY'S MIX: Tasha’s back every Friday
night. Theresa Marie sings Saturdays. Watch your
favourite sports programs on a large screen TV.
GEORGES PUB: Semi Chronic April 24-26,

_  HANKY PANKY'’S is your dance party night club.

No cover. Free pool Wednesday, college night Thurs-

~ day, Hot DU and Top 40 dance Friday and Saturday.

Karaoke contest Sunday and Monday.

‘ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Saturdays, Frank

and Friends play. Meat draw starts at 4:30 p.m. All

“members welcome; bring a guest. Opens at 3 p.m.

CONCERTS

Wi The Vancouver Opera Company's touring en-

semble presents La Cerentola (Cinderella} and

Opera Encore, a selection fram popular operas and
music theatre; Wednesday, April 23 at he R.E.M. Lee
Theatre, Curtain at 7 p.m. sharp. Tickets are $10 al
Cooks Jewellers in the Skeena Mail. Free admission to
students who bring a non-perishable food item. This

_is a special presentation of the Terrace Concert

Society for Terrace’s 75th anniversary.
Wi Sound River Coffeehouse Saturday, Arpil 26

.. TERRACE STANDARD

KIM HEWGILL (above) is one of nine ac-
tors in the TLT’s ensembie drama, Speak-
ing in Tengues, opening next week.

at the Kiva (Northwest Community College} starting
at § p.m. Featuring Roger Karling-Kelly, Cody Skogg
and other local talent. Sponsored by the Terrace Mu-
sicians Association, Admission at the door.

@ The Terrace Symphony Crchestra’s Spring
Concert. Saturday, May 10 at the Skeena Valley
Galf and Country Club, Featuring Mike Wen, French
horn soloist and Gene Ramsbottom, clarinettist from
the CBC Orchestra, as guest conductor. Musical se-
lections include Beethoven Symphony No. 1, 2nd
movement, the Outdoor Overture by A.Copland and
Mars from Holst's the Planets. Tickets $10 at Misty
River Books. Children under 12 are free.

THEATRE

I Speaking In Tongues, by awarding-winning Au-
stralian playwright Andrew Bovell. Presented by the
TLT May 1-3 and 8-10 al the McColl Playhouse. Six
nights only! The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets at Uni-
giobe Courtesy Travel. Directed by Patrick Mcintyre
and featuring an ensemble cast of seasoned perfor-
mers. This play is heading to the zone festival as the
TLT's 2003 entry.

B Join the TLT for a read of Toronto Mississippi,”
a heart-warming drama about a mentally disabled
girl, her dad the Elvis impersonator and her struggle
for family identity, Tuesday, May 6 at 7 p.m, Call
636-1329 for more info,

Mi The TLT is holding auditions for its 50th Anni-
versary celebration pantomime Cinderella May 11
and 12 at 7:30 pm at the McColl Playhouse. Back-
stage positions available. Call Nancy 635-1329, Chris
635-3334 or Marianne 635-2942 for information.

VISUAL ARTS

Mj A Glimpse of Human Nature as Seen Through
the Lens of Mike Weeber. Running to May 2.

Mf The Terrace Art Association’s 25th Annual
Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday, May 3. Fea-
turing photos, pottery and more. Entry forms at the
Terrace Art Gallery. Call Aron at 638-8884.

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p.m. and a live auction begins at 8 p.m. in the
school gym. Free refreshments and desserts.
For more info, call the school at 635-6173.

Gal trunk..garage sale~April.26vatethe Rar-
mers’ Market from 8 to noon, Call 635-6075.

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Interpretive Walk at Spring Creek, spon-

ra Club. Meet at the Spring Creek gate at 1
o.m., rain or shine. Dave Gordon will talk about
fish habitat values. Judy Chrysler of the Skeena
Valley Naturalists will be on hand. Everyone is
welcome, Cail Alisa al 635-0935 for more info,

MONDAY, APRIL 28

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Spring Fashion Show featuring students from
Caledonia Senior Secondary School, April 28 at
7 p.m. al ihe R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Presented by
the 2003 Dry Grad Committee. Choreographed
by Northern Conservalory of Dance. A Dry
Grad Concession at Intermission. Tickets avail-
able from: Jeans North, Warehouse One, All
Season Sports, Jada's, Reitman's, Keenleyside

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30
Youth Opportunities wraps up ils youth art
exhibit Wednesday, April 30 from 3:30-5 p.m.
Live entertainment by Barking Cats, an improv

Youths who participated will be entered into a

Your website/email address
could be here!
Contact us at 638-7283

craw for prizes, We're located at 4639 Lazelle
Ave., or call 635-3812.

The Canadian Cancer Society and Terrace
Hospice Society invite you to a Grand Opening

the Arts at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre

April - Paintings by Roberta Robson - upper Lobby

April 23 - The Terrace Concert Society presents The
Vancouver Opera Society's “Cinderelia® - 7:00 p.m.
All seats $10.00 -(Chidren admitted free with
a non-perishable food item) Tickets available
at Cooks Jewellers: 3

May.

May ‘3, 2003: Sophia’ 5 Dante Camnpany presents .
“-s > 4A Night Of Tribute” - 7:30 p.m. - All tickets $5.00

May ® & 10, 2003 - Centennial Christan School presents
: “Brandon Thomas’ world famous farce “Charley's Aunt”
«7:30 p.m, All seats $10.00 = (reserved seating) -
“Available at Misty River Books, Centennial Christian
Schoo! and at the door.

May 14, 2003 - A Showcase of Fostlval Plays. See In action
these winners from.the 2003 Northwest Zone High
Schaal Drama Festival! 8:00 p.m. - All tickets $5.00
The Impartance of Being Earnest
The Great Gromboolian Plain
All proceeds to assist students attending the
Provincial High Schoo! Drama Festival at UBC

of their joint office. From 3-6 p.m. at the Ter-
race and District Credit Union Building, 207-
4650 Lazelle Ave, For info call the hospice at
635-4811 or the cancer society at 638-6985.

MAY 2-4

Catholle Charismatic Diocesan Conference
at Sacred Heart Parish May 2-4. The weekend's
speaker, Fr. Lou Cerulll, teaches that the Holy
Eucharist provides an opportunity to enter into
a deeper, richer experience of God's healing love
and freedom, All serious topics are lightened by
his joy and humour. Starts Friday at 7:30 in the
Church, 4830 Straume. Everyone welcome. For
more info call 635-2313, leave a message.

MAY _2-3
Northern Outreach Action Against Racism
Symposium at Northwest Community College.
Workshops include racism and youth, slrategies
to address racism, and cross-cullural interac-
tion. Come to learn, share, listen and
play. Sponsored by the Immigrant and Multicul-
tural Services Society, Terrace & District Mul-
ticultural Association, Skeena Diversity Project,

Terrace Little

Terrace Concert Theatre Tickets

Society Tickets

Available at
Cook's Jewellers
in the Skeena Mall

Available at
Unigiobe Courtesy
'. Travel

Terrace and District Community Services Soc-
iely Contact Nirmal al 635-3583. Registration
deadline April 30, 2003.

SATURDAY, MAY 3
The Terrace committee of Ducks Unilmited
hods its 18th annual fundraising dinner and auc:

sored by the Coast Mountain Group of the Sier-

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group from Skeena Jr., perlormance at 4:p.m. -

tion Saturday, May 3.at.the arena. banquet .

room, For more information about tickets, call
Gordie at 638-1945 or Cheryl at 638-8314.

Annual Women and Development Yard
Sale. Saturday, May 3, ftom 8 am. to noon, at
4803 Walsh Ave. (no early birds, please) All
proceeds support projects benefiting women
and children in developing countries. CallAlisa «
at 635-0935 to arrange for drop-offs.

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TUESDAY) MAVGs 510" hem
Learn to speak in public with ease and confi-
dence. Terrace Toastmasters from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. at the Telemedia Boardroom (back
alley entrance). For Info call Wendy at 635-
3901: or Leydi at 638-8857.

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SATURDAY, MAY 10
Perennial Plant Sale, an annual event presen-
led by the Greater Terrace Beautification
Society. Behind City Hail Saturday, May 10 at 8
p.m. Donations of potted plants are needed.
Call Debbie at 635-3555,

Free Health and Wellness workshop presen-
led by the Registered Nurses Asscciation Ter-
race Chapter and the Kermode Friendship
Centre's alcohol and drug program. Friday May
23 from 8:30 a.m. fo 10 p.m. and Saturday, May
24 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Elks Hall.
Featuring a roster of local medical and nursing
staff. Nominations for best doctor and nurse to
come from the community. For more info, call Be-
nita at 635-7670,

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Altention Teens! Scavenger Hunt and
Games Night at the Terrace Pubiic Library.
Bring a friend (a smart one) and join us for fun
and snacks Wed. April 30 from 7-8:30 p.m.
Open to ages 12 and up. Free! But preregister
in person cr by calling the library at 638-8177,

Join aur evening Work Bees! Help the
Greater Terrace Beautification Society main-
tain landscaping projects April 29 and continu-
ing each week through the spring and summer,
We meet at City Hall at 7 p.m. each Tuesday,
You don’t have to be a member. Bring work
gloves, a rake, etc, Call Laurie at 635-3466.

Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal. Volun-
teers will be canvassing door-to-door in the
Terrace area Monday, May 5,-Help us operate

our vital social services in this region.

Prekindergarten Immunization Clinies at
ihe Terrace Health Unit al 3412 Kalum St.
Wednesday May 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or
Thursday, May 22 from. 1:30-4 p.m, A droo in
clinic.is planned for May 29 from 1;40-4 p.m,
Bring your child's Care Gard number pius any
record of immunizations, Please cal! 636-2200,

Camera Touring to May 17. Old of new photes
of Terrace and the surrounding area. Gategor-
las; Our Playground, Scenic, Special Interest,
and Nature, Prizes to be wont For more infor-
mation contact Julia‘or Angie at: 635-4546 or
mail to:tts@telus.net or tts@telus.net

The Dare To Dream Foundation is holding a
fundraising raffle to support Grade 7. band
programs in. Terrace, Tickets are $2-or 3 for
$5 at a variety of locations, Draw: April 27. . -

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