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THE CONTINENTALS: "Mission LIBRGRY:

THEATRE:

THE TERRACE LITTLE
THEATRE presents "The Odd

Couple" , the first play of the season on
November 18, 19, 20,25,26 and 27. And
on December 2; 3, and 4. Come to the: ~

McColl Playhouse to see the play,
directed by Marianne Weston.

MdSIC:

TERRACE MUSICIAN'S
ASSOCIATION COFFEE
HOUSE presents Diandra Oliver and

Dylan Philpott, Jam in the Middle, and
No Ego at Elk's Hall Friday, October 22

at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
Members cost $4, non-members $6,
seniors/students cost $4, children 10

and under FREE. |

to the following sponsors and players:

Braden Meachew &
Dania Haworth

Rod Sterling of New
Generation Country,

” Skeena Broadcasiing

RCMP

Thornhili Jr Secondary Tracy Faith
Esso Gerald Mitchell

Ministry of Forestry Pat Kofoed
K’san Society Debbie Scarborough
Ackland Grainger Doug Wilson

“Almuood Contracting Justin Rigsby
Cedarland Tire Service Jim Checkley

Caledonia High School Cam MacKay. Tristan
Brown, Robert Haughland.,

and Arnie Pelletier & Tammy Nazarchuck

THE TERRACE HOSPICE SOCIETY would
like to thank all those whe made the Mini
Hoops Basketball game such a success. The
Terrace community really showed up for this
night of fun and Jaughs. A special thanks goes

Gareth Reid of The New Mix
& Mike Kelly of 7 Television
Bill Cassault and Rod Faith
Ministry of Highways Gregg Ross & Cheryl Parkes

7:30 p.m. Monday, October 25.

of love 1999 Tour". Bring your family

and friends and prepare for an exciting
and inspiring presentation of music,
choreography and personal testimony.
Come to the Evangelical Free Church at

THE TERRACE PUBLIC

LIBRARY is holding a treasure hunt
on the Internet. The Cyber Hunt will be
ongoing with weekly draws for prizes

.. taking place every Friday. For details
and the list of things to find go to the

library's website Attp://tplosg.net or

CALEDONIA MUSIC FALL

CONCERT '99: The Concert Band
and the Stage Band and Choir will be
performing a variety of styles of music
Wednesday, October 27 at the R.E.M. ~
Lee Theatre at.7:30 p.m. Admission is

by donation. .

THE TERRACE CONCERT
SOCIETY presents singer, ©
songwriter, guitar and fiddle player .
LOWRY OLAFSON. He will be
performing at 8 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre on Saturday, October 23.
Tickets are $20 at Erwin's House of
Fine Jewellers in the Skeena Mall.

_ phone 638-8177. Contestants are
limited to one entry only.

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WIRE JEWELLERY

WORKSHOP: This two evening
workshop Tuesday Oct. 19 -20 is
designed to involve the participant in a
variety of metal wires (brass, copper,
and silver) to make bracelets, earrings,
and necklaces. Cost is $65. For more

info call the art gallery 638-8884.

Wednesday, October 20
SKEENA PAC meeting starts at 7:30
p-m. in the school library. Watch for our
information table at the Skeena Open
House!

Friday, October 22
TERRACE ALZHEIMERS SUP.
PORT GROUP regular meeting. Speaker
JoAnne Taylor from the Alz. Society of
B.C. at Terraceview Lodge at 7 p.m. Con-
tact Aveline at 798-2581,

THE CANADIAN CANCER SOC-

“ TETY AND Northwest Community Health

-Services Society (NWCHSS) are sponsor-

ing a Women’s Breast Self Examination

Clinic at the Health Unit. For appoint-
ments call 638-2200,

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Friday, October 22

COMPUTER CLASSES for parents
begin on Fridays from 1-2:30 p.m. there
will be FREE computer classes for parents
of preschoolers. Basic key boarding and
support through the Internet will be avail-
able toparents for one hour while their
chirlen receive quality care, For the half
an hour after the computer lab, there will
bec a storytime for both parents and child-
ren togther, Please call Eberle at 638-8177
to register you and your child,

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ALZHEIMERS SOCIETY OF BC;
Workshop on surviving Grief and Stress
with Denis Boyd, registered psychologist,
and JoAnne Taylor, from the Alzheimers

Yucca

childbirth.

blaod pressure and high blood cholesterol levels.

tive systams.

scription for arthritis,

thritis, and venereal disease.

Through the ages Yucca (Yucca glauca) has been used
by Native peoples for arthrilis and rheumatism, As a poul-
tice it was used for breaks and sprains. Itwas also used for
skin problems, to stop bleeding, as a laxative, and for

Astudy released in 1975 supported many historical uses
of the herb, wilh benelits for arthritis, rheumatism, high

The study showed that Yucca contains non-toxic steroid
saponins. These Saponins promote our body's abliity to pro-
duce natural corisone, which helps with inflammation, heal-
ing and pain. Those same saponins work on the natural
intestinal balance, stimulating friendly fiora and restricting
others. Thus it may effect enhanced absorption of nutrients
at the same time as relieving a toxic burden to your elimina-

As well, the herb contains easily-used calcium to nourish
the joints. The minerals zinc, selenium, magnesium, phos-
phorus, potassium, fron, manganese and silicon are pre-
sant, along with vitamins A, C, and niacin. Impressive
results have been reported from certain clinics in the
Sonoran desert, where Yucca is included in a routine pre-

While its primary action is on arthritle conditions, Yucca
may additionally be helpful for bursitis, cataracts, colitis,
dandruff, gallbladder, gout, liver problems, prostatitis, ure-

THE SOLUTION: As yucca can cause some intestinal
cramping due to its purgative nature, look far it in combina-{.
tion with other complimentary herbs. A suggested formula
might Include white willow, alfalfa, burdock, black cohosh,
sarsaparilla, parsiay and slippery elm for best results.

Society of B.C, at the Terrace Inn Banquet
Room at 4553 Grieg Avenue from 8 a.m. to
4 p.m. Cost is $25, includes lunch.

BACKCOUNTRY EQUIPMENT
SWAP on October 23. Gear drop off from
6-9 p.m. October 22 at the Conference
Room at Aquatic Centre. Sale takes place
from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, Unsold items can be
picked up between 1-2 p.m. Twenty per
cent of commissions goes to the Mount
Remo BAckcountry Society,

ond

MOOD DISORDERS ASSOCIA-
TION of BC, Terrace Chapter’s next
support group meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at the
Stepping Stone Clubhouse, 3302 Sparks,
Casual chat at 7 p.m. For family, friends,
and persons with depressive, bi-polar and
olher mood disorders. Regular meetings
held the first and third Mondays of each
month. Contact Alien al 638-8749. Our
first meeting was a hit, ,

THE TERRACE LITTLE
THEATRE is helding auditions for Norm
Foster's “Wrong for each other” on Sun-
day, October 24 and Manday, October 25
at 7:30 p.m, at the McColl Playhouse. Dir-

(Remember, a healthy body works, plays, and feels better! J

ector Diana Braathen is looking to cast one

Claudia Perry, Shelley Coxen,

Krista Bottyan.

Phone: (250) 638-1 541
Fax: (250) 635-1505
EMAIL: bruno@kermode.net
Changing Canadiens dealth

ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS

(For information, a consultation or to]
purchase herbal nutrition products
at wholesale prices contact:
Barbara Emery,
Sid & Therese Ross, Kelly Hosein & Debra
Cervo, John & Baar Heighington, Darcie
Annesley, Maureen Genl, Bruno Belanger &

male and one female in their 30s to early
40s, No is experience is required. Anyone
interested in being part of the production
crew ig welcome lo come out, For more
info call Diana at 635-1815,

TERRACE WRITERS’ GUILD
meets at 7:30 p.m, Informal get together for
sharing information and positive encoura-
gemient. Drop-ins always welcome.

THE FAMILY PLACE is offering
| S.T.E.P, For Young Children, a six-week
jo] course for parents who are parenting

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children between birth and six years of ©

age. Course starts October 26 to December

7th. Time: 9:15 am. ta 11:45 a.m, Limited
space. To preregister, call 638-1863 or
come into The Family Place at 4553 Park
Avenue. Supervised children's activities
are available on site.

MEDITATION WORKSHOP: An
introduction to meditation workshop with
Tibetan Lama Geshi Yongdong will take
place at the Terrace Public Library from
7-9 p.m. The workshop is free. Registration
is not required. For more info call the li-
brary al 638-8177,

Wednesday, October 27
TERRACE YOLUNTEER BUR-
EAU will hold it Annual General meeting
at 7:30 a.m, in the board room of the

TDCSS,

HIV/AID DISEASE AND
TREATMENT: Free workshop. The
AIDS Committee of Terrace (ACT) is
pleased to welcome a travelling workshop
on HIV/AIDS at the North West Health
Unit from 4-6 p.m. The workshop is free.
Treatment ABC’s is aimed primarily at
peopte living with HIV and AIDS, their im-
mediate caregivers (nurses, doctors, fami-
ly) and frontline workers. Workshop pre-
senters include: HIV primary physician,
HIV specialist nurse, two treatment infor-
mation counsellors who are HIV positive.
Call Carol to confirm your attendance.

Friday, October 29
FIND EVERLASTING PEACE
through meditiation. conference on spiri-
tualityandmediation technigque aofferd by
Authorized Rpresentatvies of Sant Thakar
Singh at 7 p.m. at Northwest Community
College, room 2001. The English program
takes place Friday, Punjabi progam is on
Saturday, October 30 starting at 1 p.m. The

conference is free, All are welcome.

Terrace Public Library will
be offering a FIMO workshop for teens
ages 12 and older with Diana Wong Adams
from 2-5 p.m. The workshop is free but call
the library to repister 638-8177.

Halloween Celebration for
children 3-5 years old at the library. The
program is opened to kids who are not re-
gistered in the library’s regular preschool
programs ans will take place from 11 a.m.
to 12 p.m. FREE. To register call the li-
brary.

Halloween Stories and Crafts
for children 6 and older at the library from
2-3 p.m. FREE. Register by calling the li-
brary. ;

YVONNE MOEN’S 65th BIRTH-
DAY party celebralions at the Happy
Gang Centre from 2-4 p.m. for coffee and
brithday cake. Everyone welcome.

MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB mull
show ai the Skeena Mall. Come and chat
with the members and see what we’re up
to. For more info call George,

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