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‘TERRACE STANDARD.

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BAR SCENE

AGATOR'S PUB presents Just Kidding until
May 29. Remember to join Aaron Hansen for
free swing lessons every Sunday from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. a

BEASLEY'S MIX: Enjoy raggae, blues and
rock with Halfyard, the amazing one-man

band every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. —

Come watch the hockey playoffs on the ‘big
screen. a
GEORGES PUB: Rustler is here until May
29. Enjoy the musician jam Sunday, May 30.

THEATRE

ALocals will have the opportunity to see the
Terrace Little Theatre play “A Life in. the

Theatre’’, directed by Marianne Brorup Weston,

for the first time next month. The play was
awarded best play award at the Skeena Zone

Drama Festival and the play’s two slars, Alan

Weston and John McGowan won best actor

awards. Weston describes the play as .‘‘a love’

Ietler to the theatre.’ She said the playwright

David Mamet’s superb language style was what

first captured her. -

“A Life in the Theatre’? will be performed at

the McColl Playhouse June 17, 18, 19, 24, 25

and 26. Tickets are available at -Unighobe

Courtesy Travel and cost $10. Profits will go

directly for the 9-member crew to travel to

Mainstage July 3-10 and for the truck which

will carry the seL

ENJOY REGGAE, BLUES, & ROCK

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DANCE

ADANCE REVUE 1999 will be held Friday,

May 28 at 8 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre,

This is the 24th annual fundraiser for: the REM

Lee Theatre put on by the Vicki Parviainen
- dance students. .

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_. The Dancers who range fm preschoolers to

Grade 12 students will preform a wide variety
of dances in an incredibly diverse program. The
evening will include jazz, ballet, tap, modem
and other ethnic dances. Over 50 per cent of the
dances will be to music by Canadian com-
posers. Tickets. are available ‘from’ students,
Flowers ala Carte and at the door. Adults cost
$9, seniors and children cost $6.50, Proceeds go

the REM Lee Theatr Alive Socicty.

MUSIC:

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ACALEDONIA'S FINAL MUSIC CON-
CERT will take place Wednesday June 2 -at
7:30 p.m. at the REM Lee. The Caledonia music
consists of; the concert band, jazz band, choir

and Cal vocal jazz. A variety of music will be -

performed. Admission is by donation.

CHOIR IN THE PARK: Saturday, May 29 at
the bandshell behind the library. The combined
choirs of Cassie Hall; Clarence Michel
Elementary, E.T. Kenny, Kiti K’ Shan, Park-
side, South Hazelton Elementary, Stewart
Elementary, and Uplands will present a pro-

WITH THE AMAZING ONE MAN BAND

Wednesday, May 26
TERRACE AREA ASSOCIATION
FOR BRAIN INJURY (TAABI)
monthly meeting at the Terrace
Public library boardroom at 6:30
p.m. We welcome all survivors,
family friends, professionals and
support persons. Please join us in
initiating a support group. Support
Group scheduled for 2 p.m, Friday,
May 28 at the Library boardroom.
For more info call 638-1291.

focus group at Kiti K’'Shan schoal li-
brary from 7-8:30 p.m. Please
reserve your place by calling
Nathalie Chevrette at 635-0971
after May 24, Items or the. focus
group are: present the francophone
community profile within Terrace,
discuss the value of French within
the economy of Terrace, exchange
about the French adults training
needs, examine better means to
improve training needs, and devel-
op action strategies to address the
most important needs.

Thursday, May 27
FREE INFANT SAFETY COURSE:
Topics include preventing and
treating: falls, burns and scalds,

“\ poisonings and choking. Come to
the North West Health Unit from 7-
9 p.m. The course is free, but
please register 638-2200 since
space is limited.

( PREGNANCY AND NUTRITION

\ | BEST FOR BABY: A new program
is being offered for parents with

FRENCH ADULT TRAINING: The - -
# francophone and francophilé'com-'."
- munity is invited to participate-in-a....

gram of traditional and contemporary choral
music, Everyone is welcome to altend and enjoy
the performance.

ART
GALLERY:

AApril 30 to May 30: The Terrace Art Gallery

presents Kids’ Art. It is an exhibition of paint-
ings, drawings, collages and masks by local stu-
dents’ 5 to 17 year ald. ,

May 14 to May 16: The Terrace Art Gallery
presents the Visserman-Timmerman exhibition,
It is show of recent watercolour painting by Bill
Visserman and photographs by Vi Timmerman.
Opening night reception is on Friday, May 14 at
7 p.m. in the Art Gallery.

June 2 to June 27; Terrace Art Gallery
presents Natural Perspectives”’, featuring oil,

‘pastels. and watercolour paintings by Kitimat

artist Albertina Steinbock.

June 4 to June 27: The Terrace Art Gallery
presents ‘‘Brushstrokes II” featuring water-
colour and mixed media works of art by
Maureen Woroby, Randy Penner, Gail Turner
Sears and Alan Soutar (in no particular order.)
Opening night reception is Friday, June 4th at 7
p.m. Everyone is welcome.

Make the ’Scene! 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.

Hurricane Mitch. Presentation be-
gins at 7 p.m. at Carpenter's Hall,
3312 Sparks Street,

; Monday, June 7
TERRACE FIRST NATIONS Coun-
cil of Women’s annual general
meeting “Honoring our Matriarchs”
takes place at 5 p.m. at the Skeena
Health Auditorium. Guest speaker
will be Vera Henry. Everyone is
welcome. Contact Mae Derrick
635-5532 or Frances Stanley 635-

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WHEN GIRLS FEEL FAT: A public
information seminar for parents,
mentors and girls by Sandra Susan
Friedman, author, educator and
counsellor. kLeam about and
celebrate female culture, discover
what “feeling fat’ really means and
what to do when girls say it, devel-
op an understanding of girl issues
and concerns, share your concems
with other parents, girls and profes-
sionals, meet the resource people
in your community. Seminar is from
7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Yerrace
Pentecostal Assembly.

Wednesday, June 9
PACIFIC NORTHWEST MUSIC

FESTIVAL committee meeting at 3

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“ar icensed For Good Times”

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Tuesday to Saturday
May 25 to 29

RUSTLER

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Back again playing the best in

country & classic rock

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Sunday, May 30 6pm |}.

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F 3086 Highway 16

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‘Terrace, B.C.

p.m. at 3639 Krumm Road. We are
still ooking for more volunteers. No
music experience needed. For
more information call Kelly at 635-
1579 of visit our website at
www, kermade.net/musictest98.

SKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY

Awareness of the importence of nutrition at all stages af
life is importont but never more cructal than when expeding
o new arrival. Since nothing can come out of a human being
except what goes into one nutrition now is of the utmost
importance.

Anemia is caused
mulas using yellaw dock and dandelion will build up the
blood. Chlorophyll is rich in iron. [ron also helps
enough weight and prevents premature delivery.

Constipation can dangerous for the mother and baby. It
can leod to toxemia {toxic blocd), high blood pressure, and
water retention, Fresh raw fruits, salads, and grains com-

bined with a herbal supplement containing both soluble an:
insoluble fibre are invaluable, Consume at least eight to ten
glasses of purified water per day to Hush your system.

Tea made with red raspberry leaves will prevent nausea
while strengthening and toning the uterus. | can't tell you
ow many women who have experienced difficult labour
previously, find dramatic refief using this herb. A chelat
calcium/magnesium formula will aid in fetal bone develop-
ment, and mother’s bene strength while decreasing ihe

chance of hypertension. B vitamins (riboflavin, B6, 812

an.

lic acid in porlicular) will prevent anemia, help build |

use protein optimally, build F
revent neural-tuee birth

baby’s tissues, help the bod
strong red blood cells, and help prevent neural-tu
defects ond cleft palate. 8 yitamin herba
alfalfa, dandelion, cayenne,
Antioxidants like
As usual,

burdock.

ugreek, kelp ond
itamin C and E are also invaluable.

from a lack of iron. Naturel iron for- f .

baby gain :

sources include: f~

cause of space limitations here o call fo any f°

new babies, The program ofters
parents extra postpartum services.
An open house will take place from
2-4 p.m. For more info call Kathy
McDonald at 638-2200 ext. 355.

Saturday, May 29

GIANT GARAGE SALE at Kit.

KShan School from 9 am. to 2
p.m. Do yau want ta have a garage
sale but don't have enough items to
sage one? Are you afraid of people
destroying lawn? Well, this is your
oppariunity to come and join the
fun at Kiti K’Shan! Space for rent is
$10. Call Linda 635-7123, We will
accept donations from the week of
24th. This fundraiser is in effort to
buy computer equipment.

STRAWBERRY SOCIAL at Knox

member of The Wellness Group can provide

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United Church from 1-3 p.m, by the
Knox United Church Youth Group,

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Tuesday, June 1

NATURAL HEALTH AND

FITNESS SOLUTIONS
EDUCATION, INFORMATION, &
_ CONSULTATIONS
KATHLEEN & BRYAN HUNT @

[The Watnss Gonp

635-1120 Fx 635-6265

LEGION LADIES, Er, 13 pot fuck
supper starting at 6:30.p.m. at the
Royal Canadian Legion. Meeting
Starts at 7:30 p.m. with three stu-
dent guests we sponsored to attend
“Encounters Canada" in Ottawa.

Sunday, June 6
SOLIDARITY with Maqulla
Workers Tour with Maria Luisa
Ragalado, director of the Honduran
Women's Collective. She will speak
on: the conditions for workers in
Honduras, North American brand
Je] names made by workers ata salary

EMAIL: bhunt@kermode.net

ws) © Of $25 per Week, and the affects of.

SCHOOL Parent Advisory Council
Meeting: The Skeena PAC will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the school |i-
brary. Parents and guardians of
present Skeena students and of
Grade 7 students entering Skeena
in the fall are invited to attend.

REM LEE THEATRE ALIVE
society annual general meeting at
7:30 p.m. at the REM LEE Theatre
lobby, New members welcome,

Saturday, June 19

BIG BIKE is coming to town one
day only. Enter your team to win 29
bikes for 29 riders, Call 638-8464 to
book a team or for more informa-
tion. Join the fight against BC's
number one killer..heart disease
and stroke.

WEEKLY MEETINGS

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SATURDAYS
FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE
(genealogy) at the Church of Jesus
Christ Latter Day Saints is open Satur-
days from 9-1 p.m, and Wednesdays
from 7-10 p.m. oy

SUNDAYS

TERRACE BEE Assoclation ‘meets
the last Sunday of every month. until
June at the Terrace Public Library at 2
p.m, For more. info cail
Hoog at 635-3289. -

Baby's Name:
Colton Niegel Carrita
Date & Time of Birth:
May 2, 1999 28:19 am.
Weight: 8 Ibs 1§ oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Wayne & Karen Carrita

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Baby's Name:
Myles Glover
Date & Time of Birth:

May 7, 1999-2 7:27 am,
Weight 8lbs4oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Ywonne & Wayne Glover

& Brothers Richard, Lyle & Chance

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Baby's Name:
Allison Nicole
. Date & Time of Birth:

Baby's Name:
Presiey Maria Donna Selina Roberts
Date & Time of Bicth:
May 11, 1999
Weight: 71bs 902., Sex: Femile
Parents: Jim & Helen Roberts

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. Baby's Namie:
__, Palstey Jill Angielski
Date & Time of Birth:
May 12, 1999 a1 3:40 a.m.
Weight 7 lbs, 50z. Sex: Female
Parents: Brandy & Shane Angielski

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Baby's Name:
Sanwel Tristan James Burger
Date & Time of Birth:

May 8, 1999 at 7:17 p.m.
Welghe: 8 lbs $02. Sex: Female
Parents: Sean & Susan Moldenhauer
& Big Sisters Lindsay & Amy

May 12 199) at 9:47 am,
Welght: 9 lbs Laz. Sex: Male

Parents: Lori Donner
& Clayton Burger

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