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TERRACE STANDARD

. ‘ARTF UL cur: Open mic c night Saturdays.

GEORGE’S, PUB: Moonlight & Rosie July 1-2,
July 8-9; The Plaid Tongued Devils July 7; Shoes
That Fit July 15-16, July.22-23.

HANKY’S: Tues. karaoke, “free foosball/Wed.'

"* karaoke, ‘free’ pool/Thurs. college games night/

Fri-Sat. dance music & door prizes/Sun. live band

_ ‘THORNHILL PUB: Karaoke Sunday nights
_ THE. TERRACE . LEGION: Saturdays meat
draw, 4-6 P. m..

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Visual arts

The Terrace Art Gallery presents two exhibits

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.

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@ Heritage Park Museum presents its: 5 second

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"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 or

-email hpmuseum @telus.n net for info.

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Live Music

a Philadelphia Boys Choir and Chorale, a
122-member internationally acclaimed choir, is

singing in Prince Rupert during a cruise ship stop .

Thursday, June 30. The show is at 6 p.m. at-the
‘Performing Arts Centre and tickets are $10.

‘@ =Crabfest, the 2nd ‘annual Gingolx Music _
Féstival, featuring First Nations song and dance,

as well as. Chilliwack, Trooper, Prairie Oyster,
Tom Jackson, Doc Walker, Warparty, Reddnation
and more. Call the Gingolx Arts Society at 250-
326- 2322.

7 Colin James, arguably. Canada’ S finest” blues :
., Suitar player, brings his sound to the Tamitik .
” Arena in Kitimat Saturday, July 2. ‘Doors open =

at 7:30 p.m. Beer garden: No Minors. Tickets are

$25 available at all Sight & Sound locations.

. fiddle playing. without detracting from the strong
- traditional ‘strains of their music” comes to the -
REM Lee Theatre Friday, July 8 at 8 p.m. Tickets -

are available at Elan Travel. . b

/ The Plaid Tongued Devils, a five-piece band

from Edmonton playing gypsy, rock, klezmer
and ska comes. to the Northern Motor Inn on

_ Thursday, July 7. Don’t miss the one-night-only

stop by the band described on CBC Radio as
“Canada’a loudest folk band” and “A party band

with real talent” in the Toronto Sun. Tickets $5 :

_at the door.

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creates the finest possible standard of orchestral

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- COMMUNITY EVENTS
_JUNE 3-JULY 2

Kitimat Centennial 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.

. ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 30 —

~ Philadelphia Boys Choir. and. Chorale, a.122-
member internationally acclaimed choir, is singing
in Prince Rupert during a cruise ship stop. The
show is at 6 p.m. at the Performing Arts Centre

_and tickets are $10.

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

"5 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 : a
- Crabfest, the 2nd annual Gingolx Music Fesiival,

featuring First Nations song and dance, as Well as

. Chilliwack, Trooper, Prairie Oyster, Tom Jackson, '
Doc Walker, Warparty, Reddnation and more. Call”
_ the Gingolx Arts Society at meee ;

JULY 1-3
The 4th annual Adventure Challege | isa three-

’ day series challenging competitors to take on up

to five 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 Bali
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 at (250) 636-2251.

‘SATURDAY, JULY 2
* Colin James,. arguably Canada’s finest blues
guitar player, brings his sound to the, Tamitik °

Arena in Kitimat Saturday, July 2. Doors open at
7:30 p.m. Beer garden. No Minors. Tickets are $25
available at all Sight & Sound locations. — .

' THURSDAY, JULY 7

The Plaid Tongued Devils, a five-piece band from
Edmonton playing gypsy, tock, klezmer and ska
comes to the Northern Motor Inn on Thursday,

‘July 7. Don't miss the one-night-only stop by

the band described on CBC Radio as “Canada’a
loudest folk band” and “A party band with real
talent” in the Toronto Sun. Tickets $5 at t the door.

FRIDAY, JULY 8

The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, “a group that
creates the finest possible standard of orchestral
fiddle playing withoutdetracting from the strong
traditional, strains of their music” comes to the
REM Lee Theatre July 8 at 8 p.m. Tickets are
available at Elan Travel.

JULY 8-9

The Canoe Society presents the annual Salmon .
Festival ir: Gitwinksihlkw. °

PSAs

_ Terrace Art Gallery will be offering a Summer Art

Program for five to 12 year olds this summer on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Call Amy,
Cydney or Kim at 638-8884 for more information.

Terrace Little Theatre has ; a Summer Drama
Days program for six to 13-year-olds in July

‘and August. Participants. receive 50 hours of

instruction and performance time in set building,
script writing and producing. June 30 is the
deadline to register for the July session. Cost is
$125 per child. Call Mikala at McColl Playhouse

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booked for the —
2005 Crabfest.

more @ info at 638- 41215,

Terrace ‘Public Library invites you to disguise

yourselves ‘this summer as. an “Undercover
Reader.” Our first mission: to zip off around the

world at a moments notice! Come register and:

enjoy an hour of fun with stories, clues and crafts.
Programs are designed for spies between the
ages of 3-14. Registration begins June 28 for
clubs that are scheduled during the week of July
4-7. Register early, as spaces are limited. For
more info, contact Karla at 638-8177 or come to
the library front desk.

Heritage Park Museum is restoring the organic,

heritage garden and is looking. for donations.
Heritage plants - vegetables, flowers and fruits

~ organic material. and soil would be greatly -
Gardening tools would also be .§

appreciated.
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 watking 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 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; [fj
cancer support group for family and friends -~

Thank youl

to our 2005
Northern Savings Credit Union

Community TLT Golf, Scramble Sponsors

Northern Savings Credit Union
Uniglobe Courtesy Travel * Terrace Chrysler

Great West Life * Dr. Tom Neninnger * Gernma's * McBike
Pendragon Computers Inc. * Copperside * * Hawkair * Rona
Silvertip Promotions * Spey Lodge * Terrace Truck & Diesel
Canadian Tire * Wightman & Smith * Mr. Mike's Bar & Grill
Northwest Fuels *:Dr. Lani Almas * Quantum Helicopters * Trigo's
Closeup Business Services * Dr. Joe Zucchiatti * Baskets Unlimited
White River Helicopters * Northern Motor Inn * Shames Mountain:
Northcoast Health & Fitness * Ok Tire * Universal Dynamics
Minute Muffler** Nechako Northcoast * The Mix * Sidewalkers
The Bevelled Edge * A&W Restaurants * Northcoast Tinting
» Demers & Associates * Graydon Security * Twilight Spas
Curves for Women * Terrace Totem Ford * Peterbuilt Pacific Inc. -
Scotties U Brew * The Garden Shed *: The City of Terrace
‘Your-Decor * The Artful Cup * MatCarthy GM * Shi Clothing
Northcoost Angiers,* The Yellow. Gift House * Pick Up the Pace

Canada Safeway * All Season's Source for Sports

Summer Drama Days

Children’s Drama Day Camp

July 5-3 Tuesday to Friday
August 2-27 Tuesday to Friday

Mornings: . 9am to noon
Or Afternoons: 1pm to 4pm

$125 for over 50 hours of Instruction

Register now at Uniglobe!

Registrations forms.also available at mytlt.ca J -

Call 638-1215 for more info

Swale VS BS

4548 Lazellé Ave, Terrace 638-1711

meeting every second and fourth Thursday of the ii

month at.7 p.m. Next meetings July 14 and 28.

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. .

The Terrace Writers Guild meets the last Tuesday
of avery month at Cafenara. Come network with
other writers, share goals, markets and tips.
Newcomers are welcome. Call Sarah at 638- 8899
or Judi at 638-7607 for details.

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.

Terrace Toastmasters is now meeting on the

second. and fourth Wednesday of each month.
Always open to new members. Call Bob 638-:

0923 ‘or Rolf 635-6911 for info on next meeting.

_ location.

Does your loved one have a brain disorder such

as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, © .

‘panic/anxiety disorder, personality disorder or
OCD? For free information and /or support. call
Northwest B.C. Schizophrenia coordinator in
Terrace at 635-8206 or toll free: 1-866-7877
(FAM-SUPP). Or.-attend the Terrace Support
Group on the third Tuesday of the month (except
July, August and December) at 7:30 p.m. at #102-
4450 Greig Ave.

The Kitsumkalum Prenatal Program is dedicated

to offering support and enhancing positive —

lifestyle and nutrition choices before, during and

after pregnancy. Donations of baby or maternity - §
clothes for clients always accepted. Please call -

Catherine at 615-8132 for info or pick-up.

Terrace Big Brothers and Big Sisters are people
who have found a rewarding and meaningful
relationship with a child. They spend a couple
of hours a week opening. up a new world of
experiences for a child. It’s easier than you might

think to get involved. For info call 635-4232.

Terrace Emergency Shelter accepts donations
of used clothing - coats, gloves, socks, sweaters,
hats - anything to help keep those less fortunate
warm and dry. Donations can be dropped off at
Ksan House Society office at 4724 Lazelle Ave. or
at the shelter at 2812 Hall St. anytime.

T’'ai Chi for Seniors is held Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 8:45 a.m, at the Happy Gang Centre.

Our official ticket outlet is

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 4718A tie Ave

“Little brother for Chris”

_ Baby’s Name:

_ Sex: Female’

. Christina Morgan &

consratulates the
parents on the new

Baby's Name: Baby's Name:

Julius Ricky Manion Eva Lily Mae Roberts
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth:

June 1, 2005 at 4:20 p.m.

Weight: 7 Ibs. 2 02. Weight: 7 ibs. 12 oz.

Sex: Male Sex: Feniale - :
Parents: - ; Parents: Caro! Ann Roberts
Bobby Manion & Troy sam & Richard Inkster .

" “Little sister for Jullanna"

Baby’s Name:
Jordan Alexander Beckley
Date & Time of Birth:

Owen Roy Azak
Date & Time of Birth:
June 3, 2005 at 9:34 p.m.

Weight: 6 Ibs. 8 oz. Weight: 7 Ibs. 5.5 oz.

Sex: Male Sex: Male
Parents: . Parents: Michelle & Roy Beckley
Lena & Derek Azak “Little brother for Keven

, & Grace-Ella”

Baby’s Name:

Kaddi Maria Addison Hill
Date & Time of Birth:
June 4, 2005 at 9:11 p.m.
Weight: 7 Ibs. 7 02z..

Baby’s Name:
Date & Time of Birth:

Weight: 8 Ibs. 12 oz.
Sex: Female

Parents: Jolene Adams &
Arthur Patelas

Parents:

Tyrone Hill

“Little sister for Jovan & Dakota”

additions to their
families, a

June 4, 2005 at 3:02 a.m.

June 15, 2005 at 9:18 a.m.

Destiny Joyce Salina Patelas

June 14, 2005 at 2:13 p.m.

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