B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 22, 1999

TERRACE STANDARD

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SCENE:

AGATORS: Starting Monday, Septem- :

ber 27 is Heat, featuring fast paced sets
of danceable music. :

ABEASLEY’S MIX: Live entertain-_

ment with Brent Halfyard, the amaz-
ing one-man band every Friday and Sat-
urday night. Come drink martinis’ on
Friday, WT ays

ART
GALLERY:

AIN YOUR BACKYARD: The Ter-
race Art Gallery wants pictures of your
backyard! On September 15, the gallery
is hosting a travelling exhibition called
Strange Swes and quirky Gardens,
featuring photographs of interesting
gardens from around the world. In con-
junction with this exhibit, the gallery
would like to present its own phatog-
taphic tour of Terrace’s gardens. If you

have an interesting garden or know
someone who does, take a picture and
bring it in to the Terrace Art Gallery.

For more information call the Terrace
Art Gallery at 638-8884 or drop by to
look at some examples in our ‘‘Quirky
Gardens’” book. Strange « Sites: and
Quirky Gardens is a travelling exhibi-
tion organized ‘and circulated by the
Surrey Art Gallery.

AKITIMAT CENTENNIAL MUSE-
UM: Kitimat artists 1999 — A variety
of media have been used in this latest
show by local talent. Featured are works
in watercolour, oil, pastel, crayon and
ink, soft lead, stained glass, photog-
raphy, silk screening, quilting, and
paper tole. All pieces are for sale. The
show will run until October 9. Museum
winter hours are Monday to Friday 10
a.m. toS p.m. and Saturday 12-5 p.m.
Closed Sunday. ce

Make the ’Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax
‘40 638-8432 to add your event to the

Standard’s free entertainment listings.
The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the
following week’s paper.

{ Sight &

: {Saturday Sept. 25}

' Our FREE Courtesy
| Van will pick you up

Check out our JAM session hosted by HALFYARD
Started Aug. 28 8:00pm

Bring your own instruments. We will supply the rest drums, piano, etc.

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Short for Methylsulfonyimethane, MSM is o nutritional
supplement found in all foods: milk, meat, fruit & vegetables. A
natural form of organic sulfur found in oll living organisms, it’s
the third greatest component of your body.
This volatile nutrient disappears rapidly when our food is
cooked, stored or processed, The second you pluck a berry
from the vine, it begins loosing MSM. Animals in our food
chain are being fed foods deficient in MSM, so the meat from
them ts not nutritous as it was in our ancestors! time,
't works with other nutrients in your bady to create new
healthy cells. A deficiency of MSM leads to illness, as the body
constantly produces new cells. However in the case cf poor
nutrition, replacement cells will be dysfunctional and inflexible.
When you usa a molecule of MSM to build a new cell, it's
gone forever, Because our foods are mostly stored, cooked ond
rocessed, our diets seldom meet tha minimum requirements
(or MSM, And the synthetic additives and fillers so abundant in
our modern diets certainly don’t contain if!
It cleans the blood stream, bsing a free radical and foreign
protein scavenger. It enhances vitamin C and other
antioxidants,
Patented benelits include improved health, benefits to skin,

Allergies, candida, diabetes and diverticulosis ore conditions
that have been improved through supplementation with this
nutrient.

THE SOLUTION: MSM is as safe for us as pure drinking
water is. It is inert, and therefore non-allergenic, non-pyrelic,

overdose wilh MSM, as the beady will flush away any excess
within 12 hours,

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DAFFODIL BULB SALE: A case of
65 bulbs costs $22. Call the Cancer
Society at 635-0059 to place an or-
der.

Wednesday, September 22
THE AIDS COMNITTEE of Terrace
(ACT) meets at 1 p.m. at the Health
Unit. All interested pecple wel-
come, Cali Carol or Nancy at 638-
2200 for more information.

TERRACE PHOTO CLUB'S first

general meeting at 7 p.m. in
Caledonia’s projection room:-

THE CHURCH OF JESUS Christ of
Latter Day Saints and the Family
History Centre ara having an open
house at 1744 Kenwarth from 7-9
p.m. For more information cail 635-
5864.

HEART TO HEART fall session:
Cardiac education and support for
patients and spouses starting Sept.
22 from 7-9 p.m. Call 638-8464 to
register.

TERRACE AREA ASSOCIATION
FOR BRAIN INJURY will be having
a family support group in the library
board room. Family members and
caregivers are all welcome.

Thursday, September 23
ALZHEIMERS COFFEE BREAK:
Make your caffeine count. Come ta
Terraceview Lodge from 2-3 p.m.
All donations go to the Alzheimer's
Society of BC. For more info call
the Recreation Department at 638-
0223, local 233.

ADULT ABUSE, Self Abuse and
Neglect: An Issue? Is there ill treat-
ment happening to an adult/senior
you know? Five per cent of older
Canadians in 8.C. living in private
dwellings suffered from one oar
more forms of abuse. The tisk of
abuse is about 1.5 times greater for
people with disabilities, compared
with their age peers without dis-
abilities. A public meeting will be
held in Terrace at the Knox United
Church September 23 from 7 to 9
p.m.

Friday, September 24
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT MARCH
and rally. Meet at 7 p.m. at the Best
Western Inn. For more information
call the Terrace Women's
Resource Centre at 638-0228,

Saturday, September 25
17TH ANNUAL TERRACE TOY
RUN starts at noon with No Host
Lunch at’ Mount Layton Resort,
1:30 p.m. Jeave Mount Layton for
Terrace Weigh Scales; 2 p.m. pa-
rade of toys. Leave Weigh Scales
at Hwy 16/37 to Coast Inn of the
West. Appreciation BBQ at
Georges Pub at 4:40 pm.
Participants only. All motorcyclists
welcome, bring a new toy (new toys
and donations from the general
public are also welcome), All pro-
ceeds to The Salvation . Army
Christmas Campaign. Fer further
info 635-5283, Look for the H.0.G,
Toy Run Dance 25 September 25
at the Thornhill Community Centre.

MISTY RIVER BOOKS welcomes
Murdoch (Doch) Robertson to read
from his new book A Touch of Mur.
der Now and Then. Robertson will
be al the book store from 2-4 p,m.

AN EVENING OF DANCE is a
fundraising event for the Terrace
Little Theatre. All proceeds wil! go
to the new community theatre fund.
This event features Hadia, interna-
tionally renowned middle eastern
belly dance artist. Hadia has taught
and perférmed’ dance ‘all over the
world. ‘Hadia’ will be joined by tacal
and fegional performers. Location
is Terrace Little Theatre at 8 p.m.
Doors open 7:30 p.m. Tickets are
$8 and are available at Uniglobe
Travel or at the door. For more info
call Nancy 635-2403,

Sunday, September 26
RIVERS DAY: Come out and
celebrate our rivers by planting
trees and cleaning up the shores.
Meet at Parkside School at 10 a.m.
tin Terrace and bring boots, gloves,
shovels and smiles. Donuts and
refreshments in the afternoon with
a nature walk to follow.Call Steven
Groves at 635-5449 for mare in-
formation about events in Terrace,
Kitimat or Stewart.

SKEENA HORSESHOE CLUB in-
vites all people interested to come
and take part in its fun tournament
at 1 p.m. at the harseshoe pits next
to the Kin Hut. Prizes and refresh-
ments. For more info call Ron at
635-5997 or Betty at 635-2325,

Monday, September 27
SHAMES MOUNTAIN ski patrol is
having its start up meeting. Any
past patrollers or any new people
interested are welcome to attend.
Meet at the Coast Inn of the West
at 7 p.m. For more info call Mike
Sorensen at 635-5186,

Wednesday, September 29

OPEN HOUSE: Mother's Time off
25th Anniversary Celebration at
Knox United Church from 7-9 p.m.
at 4907 Lazelle Avenue, Everyone
who has attended the program over
the fast 25 years is invited to at-
tend, Visit us in the mail to sign our
Anniversary table cloth Sept 18 or
25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
MOM'S AND THEIR CHILDREN
are invited for coffee, crafts, cook-
ing, guest speaking and much,
much more Mondays, Wednesdays
and Friday at the Knox United
Church , 4907 Lazelle Avenue from
40-17:30 am. For more info call
Trish or Ivy at 635-4147. This is a
program sponsored by the Terrace
and District Services Society.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER AS-
SOCIATION annual general meet-
ing at Christie Park Ciub Hut at
7:30 p.m. All welcome.

Friday, October 1
HEART IN MOTION walking club
starts today! Meet with others every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday in
the Skeena Mall. For more info call
Muriel at 635-2906. Prize for new
members in 1999,

Georges Pub

“Licensed For Good Times”

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September
|23, 24& 25

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Saturday Sept. 25
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August 25, 199 at 10:51 p.m. Weight: 6 lbs 9 oz. Sex:

Weight: 8 Ibs 8 az. Sex: Male

Parents: Devin & Laura Archibald. Parents: DeeDee Morven &
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Ellie Sophia Martin Jordan Jean Scott
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Date & Time of Birth:
Sep 8 1999 at 3:52 a.m,
‘Welght: G lbs 5¥: oz, Sex: Female

August 25, 1999 al 7:37 p.m
Welght: 9 Ibs 110z. Sex: Female
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Cole Nowh Carey Jericu Lev Jack

Date & Time of Birth:
August 28, 1999 at 9:04 p.m,
Welght: 9 lbs Goz. Sex: Male
Parents: Crystal Scott & Pat Carey

Date & Time of Birth:
Sept. 16, 1999 at 2:05 p.n.
Weight 7 Ibs, 1502, Sex: Female
Parents: Bruce & Cathy Jack

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