62 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 20, 1994

TERRACE STANDARD |

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bands
play on

MUSICIAN Steve Little will be
back at Riverboat Days
celebration in the park this
year with his band, Dented
Justice,

MUSIC

& BALLROOM DANCE CLUB hosts a
dance Friday, July 22 from 8 p.m.to midnight
at the Terrace Arena banquet room. Bring your
own soft drink and snack,

& BLACK DIAMOND will play a tribute to
Kiss at Gigi’s Pub at the Terrace Inn July 26th
and 27th. Tickets $10 at the door, $7 in ad-
vance. Opening for them are THE MANILLA
BOYS.

& PANNONICA, HOODS IN THE
WOODS, PUBLIC ADDRESS and SOUL
TO SOUL will be among the bands perform-
ing at the Sight & Sound Northern Thunder
Sound-Off starting at noon on Sunday July 24
in Lower Little Park. Vintage cars will also be
on display.

& AURORA SUMMER ARTS SCHOOL,
holds its showcase evening performance at 8
p.m. Friday, July 29 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

& MUSIC IN THE PARK will be part of
the Riverboat Days weekend festivities in
Lower Litile Park on Saturday, July 30 starting
at noon and Sunday, July 31 starting at 1:00
p-m, Musicians playing will include: LOW
BUDGET BLUES BAND, NORTHERN
COMFORT WITH JOHN HARU, DEBBIE
TOOVEY, LITTO AND ANNA LEE, PAN-
NONICA, BIG BARK & THE HOWLERS,
DENTED JUSTICE, ELIZA FRANN, the
bluegrass music of JAKE MUELLER, and
Smithers folk duo BRIAN AND TRISH.

DANCE

& GITWINKSIHLKW DANCERS per-
form at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 30 at the
Skeena Mall.

MOVIES

& WOLF starring Jack Nicholson and
Michelle Pfeiffer plays until July 21 at 7 and
9:15 pm GETTING EVEN WITH DAD,
starring Macaulay Culkin and Ted Danson, is
playing at 7:15 p.m. only until Thursday night.
SPEED plays July 15-21 at 9:30 p.m. only.

ET CETERA

& FIREWORKS DISPLAY to kick off
Riverboat Days happens at 11 p.m. Thursday,
July 28, visible from both bridges.

10TH ANNUAL SLINGERS RACE takes
place at 1 p.m. Sunday, July 31 on the 4600
block of Lakelse Ave.

Make the ’Scenet,Call 638-7283 or fax to

' 638-8432 to add your event to the Stan-

dard’s free entertainment listings. The
deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the Allow
ing week’s paper.

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Wednesday, July 20
6:05 p.m. — Seafest Parade
8:05 p.m. —- Spotlight on UNBC;
followed by Ist annual mixed
team rugby tournament.
Thursday, July 21
605 p.m. — Ist annual mixcd
team rugby tournament;
8:05 p.m. — A trip down in the
Glen: Highland Games (Repeat)
Friday, July 22
6:05 p.m. — Skecna Valley Tri-
athlon.
8:05 p.m. —.1994 Kitimat Hill
Climb
Sunday, July 24
3:05 p.m. — Faith Full Gospel.
6:05 p.m. -— Kitimat Hill Climb
8:05 p.m — Skeena Valley Tri-

‘ athlon (repeat)

Monday, July 25
7:30 p.m, — Terrace City Coun-
cil meeting LIVE
Tuesday, July 26
6:05 p.m. — Story time
8:05 p.m —TBA
Wednesday, July 27
6:05p.m.—TBA
805 pm. — Spotlight on
UNEC;
Rugby. Tourney.
Thursday, July 28
8:05 p.m. — Kitimat Hill Climb
Friday, July 29
8:05 p.m. — Kitimat Hill Climb

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‘Report
by
Greg McDonald |:

The islands are calling to you

Ht the intrique of the Islands is calling to you then Naikoon Provincial
Park Is the place for you. A magnificent, unspoiled wildemess Naikoon
Provincial Park encompasses some 72,640 hectaras of the Queen
Charlotte Lowlands at the northeast tip of Graham Island.

For recrealion or relaxation, Nalkoon has it all. Ocean mists, sandy
beaches, pounding surf and don't forget your fishing tackle, Tha Tall River
is famous for iis coho salmon and steelhead runs, Mayer Lake provides
good fishing for cutthroat trout,

The park Is situated on the Argonaut Plain where the landscape was
formed from the deposits lel by meltwaters fram glaciers of the last ica
age. The park Is largely low and fiat with Argonaut Hill, the highest point in

the park, rising 150 metres above the sea. Most of the park is formed of |

low boglands surrounded by stunted lodgepole pine, red and yellaw cadar,
Wildlife is a curious mix of introduced and native species including Sitka
Blacktail deer, racoons, red squirrels, beaver and muskrat. Sea mammals
include dolphins and harbour porpoises.

Enjoy oceanfront camping at Agate Beach near Tow Hill or a more
sheltered stay at Misty Meadows. Beauliful day use areas are available at
Misty Meadows, Mayer Lake and Pure Lake Park. For adventure hiking
Irails lead to Tow Hill, he Blow Hole and the shipwreck "Pesuta’ as well as
lots of beachcombing to be done.

To obtain a brochure ont he park contact your local B.C. Parks office in
Terrace at 798-2277 or wrile to B.C, Parks, Area Supervisor Box 19, Trell,
B.C. VOT 1Y0,

See you in the Park.

feces LAKELSE LAKE PROVINCIAL
Ks) PARK VISITORS PROGRAMS

spacial bugs and ie which live In the park,
“Moin....’m Bored”. There is more to the park than your campfiral Come to this

program and see some special things from the Park.

Friday, July 22
“Walk on tha Old Skie". Come and mest the old man of the forest and see how
tha forest shapes our world, Meel at the Entrance sign across from the sewage
dumping station.
“Watch Your Honey”. Tips for living in harmany with Bears. Skit and
presentation. Amphitheatre,

Saturday, July 23
“Jerry's Rangers”. Kids come and find out how you can be a “History
Hound” and leam more about the history of the area.
“Bumble Boogle’, Come and see a live bee camensiration and talk by local
bae keepar Martin

Sunday, July 24
“Leaves and Bark”. Sae this unique demonstration of leaf and bark rubbing,
theniry tt yourself, Kids activity.
“Death of a Legend”, Help the naturalist dispel mythe surrounding the wolf and
tha Impact man has hed on this animal, FREE HOT CHOCOLATE

Monday, July 25
“Hug a Tree and Survive’. How ta survive if you or your children get lost. A
— side show and presentation. ;

ALL EVENING PROGRAMS ARE IN THE AMPHITHEATER
PARENTS PLEASE ACCOMPANY YOUA CHILDREN TO THE PROGRAMS

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROGRAMS CALL B.C, PARKS 790-2277

T HK ENTIRE STORE.
Sunday, July 24 |

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