B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 21, 1998

‘TERRACE STANDARD

City SCENE

HALLOWEEN.
PARTIES

ASHAMES MOUNTAIN is celebrating
its first annual Halloween party Satur-
day Oct. 31 featuring the Headless
Horsemen. Tickets are $15 before Oct.
20 (this includes bus service to and
from town.) Tickets are available at
Shames Mountain Lakelse Avenue of-
fice. For more info call 635-3773,

ATHE TERRACE MUSICIANS Asso-
ciation is sponsoring a Halloween party
Saturday, Oct. 31 from 8 p.m to 1 a.m.
at the Thornhill community grounds.
Bands include Low Budget Blues (blues
and rock n’ roll) and Deja VuDo (top 40
hits.) Tickets are $10. All proceeds will
go to the Terrace Churches Foodbank.

AAt BEASLEY’S MIX on Halloween
night, Threesome, a country/blues band,
will be playing. Gifts and prizes will be
awarded to the best costumes.

AAt GIGI’S PUB check out Blinky, a
top 40s alternative band. The pub will
-have a ton of specials and prizes
awarded to the best costume. Cover
charge: $3.

MUSIC

& Enjoy KARAOKE every Thursday -

night at GEORGE’S PUB, every Fri-
day at the THE THORNHILL PUB,
and every Sunday and Monday night at
HANKY’S.

AGIGIPS PUB presents SHANNON
FAITH, a rock band from Edmonton
unti] Oct. 25. THE LOUNGE features
a variety of sports on big screen TV.

ART

ATERRACE ART GALLERY and
the B.C. Schizophrenia Society presents
‘Excursions of the mind and soul’’,
multi-media artwork on display now un-
til Oct. 31. Reception night is Oct. 23 at
7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Art Gallery.

ACanadian Bestsellers Coast to Coast

Bestsellers: Top children’s books
1. Thanks for Thanksgiving, by Heather

_ Patterson

2, Animorphs 22: The Solution, by K.A.
Applegate

3, Franklin’s Holloween, by Paulette
Bourgeois .

4, Love You Forever, by Robert Munsch
5, Mini book Fun Set, Annie

6. Catmagic, Loris Lesynski

7. Animorphs 21; The Threat, by K.A.
Applegate

8. Get Out of Bed, by Robert Munsch

9, Animorphs 20: The Discovery, by )
- KLA. Applegate
10. Cheerios Play Book, by Lee Wade

NIGHTS ALIVE

(for youths 13-18)

AFRIDAY NIGHTS from 8 p.m. to 12
p.m. at Carpenter’s Hall and Saturday
nights at the Teen Learning Centre.
Youths are welcome to drop in for

- movie nights, dances, coffee houses,

Georges Pub

“licensed For Good Times”

Borderline

playing

Friday 8 ‘Sa turday
October 23 & 24

Watch for details about our
Halloween Party

with Zanzee!
Top act from the East Coast. )

Tough Times Thursdays
2 for 1 Beverage Feature!
Live Music & Karaoke

drop off your party at Georges Pub.

. REMEMBER!
Our courtesy van will pick up and

3086 Highway 16
Terrace, B.C.

Everyone is welcome.

baking and crafts. Adult volunteers are
always needed to help out.

Ph: 635-6375

REHEARSALS FOR A CHRIST-
MAS CONCERT featuring selec-
tions from Handal’s Messiah take
place every Monday evening at
7:30 p.m. at the Evangelical Free
Church, Join members of the Vox
Pojaris Community Choir.

CHRISTMAS GIFTWRAPPING is
availabie at Keenleyside for the

13th year. All monies ralsed will go —

towards the Terrace churches food
Bank. With our office donating the
wrapping paper, bows and tags.
Packages are wrapped by donation
only-{ o'Set price.)
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THE TERRACE AND DISTRICT
COMMUNITY SERVICES presenis :
Mother's Time off, All mothers are
welcome to come with their children ‘
to the Knox United Church Monday
to Friday from 10-11:30 a.m, For
mare information call Trish or Ivy at.
635-4147. ,

YOUTH PARLIAMENT: Are you
between 16-21 years of age? Inter-
ested in developing leadership, :
public speaking skills and learning
about the parliamentary procedure?
Then you should join the 70th BC
Youth Parliament. Held at the

Legislature Buildings in Victoria -
Dec. 27-31. For more information .

contact Jeff by Oct. 20 at 635-3259.

FREE INTERNET LESSONS are
available at the Terrace library fram
Tuesday-Thursday 1-9 p.m. Les-
sons are for one hour one-on-one.
Call the library 638-8177 to book an
appointment.

YOUTH ON BOARD ensures
B.C.’s young people (29 years old
or younger) are represented on the
various agencies, boards and com-
missions that shape our com-
munities, By participating on boards
like the B,C. Summer and Winter
Games, B.C. Transit or any of the
other 180-plus boards in our pro-
vince, you can learn how choices
affecting your community are made
— and be part of that decision-
making process, For more informa-
tion call 1-877-BC-Youth or visit the
province's web site at
www. youth.gov.bc.ca

WOMEN WEIGHT LOSS SUP-
PORT GROUP: Anyone interested

in forming a group, call Kristin 789- .

9990.

TERRACE PARENT SUPPORT
CIRCLE (formerly Parents in
Crisis): Are you a parent over-
whelmed by Isolation, In the midst
of family crisis, with a very difficult
child? Need to talk to someone?
Call Anna 635-2152 or Darlene
638-1863. Confidential weekly self-
help group meetings available,

Wednesday, October 21
SKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY
school Parent Advisory Council
Meeting will be meeting at 7:30 in
the school library. The meeting will
include Information and discussion
on the Career and Personal Plan-
ning (CAPP} program, all parents

and guardians of Skeena students .
are welcome members of the PAC.

Come out and bring your quies-
tions, ideas, and enthusiasm. For
more info call Ada at 635-9695.

CALEDONIA DRY GRAD COM-
MITEE is focussing on fundraising.
Meeting is at 7:30 p.m. in the
Caledonia School Library. Phone
Marion at 635-3380 for more in-

’ formation.

PHOTO CLUB meets every 2nd
and 4th Wednesday, The next
meeting will be Wed. Oct. 21 at

Caledonia Sr. Secondary School at

7 p.m. For more infa:call Laurie. at .

635- 1982 evenings. | Pee ae
Thursday, October 22
PARENTING AFTER SEPARA-
TION workshop at 7 p.m. in the li-

brary board room. Topics covered.

-.in the workshops include the impact

of separation on you and your chil-
dren, strategies to help families ad-

. just to the changes, the new child
“support guidelines, and effectiva

ways to communicate. To register
or for more info call 1-883-456-

2876,

; Friday, October 23

BCSS NORTHEAN CONFER-
ENCE at the Pentecostal Assembly
‘presents Breaking the cycle: mental
iness-addictions-youth-relapsa,
Speakers Dr, Teresa Sande
(psychiatrist), Jeanne Aichard
Harris (addictions-mental heaith),
Marg deLange (BCSS coordinator).
Saturday Oct. 24 speakers included
Honourable Lois Boone, Yvonne
Henderson, Krysta Solie, ect. To
register call Heather Baxter 635-
5605 or Eileen Callanan 635-3620,

Saturday, Oct. 24

B.C, SENIOR GAMES ZONE 10
“Wind Down" dinner and dance
takes. place at the Canadian
Legion, Cocktails are at 6:30 p.m.
and dinner is at 7 p.m, Members
and friends welcome. For mare info
call Evelyn 635-6828.

Tuesday, Oct. 27
WRITERS SUPPORT GROUP:
The writers Guild will be meeting
the jast Tuesday of every month in
the Library at 7:30 p.m. Very in-
formal get together to share in-
formation and give positive en-
couragement.

Wednesday, Oct, 28
CALEDONIA’S FALL MUSIC
CONCERT will take place at the
F.E.M, Lee Theatre Oct, 28 at 7:30
p.m. Admission is by donation,
Caledonia music consists of the
goneert Band, Jazz Band and the

oir,

ADULT CONVERSATIONAL
FRENCH LESSONS will be offered
by the Canadian Parents for French
Oct. 28 - Jan, 27 at the Cassie Hall
Library, Cost Is $25 for members
and $35 for non-members. To reg-
ister call Debbie at 635-9390 or
Karen at 635-0135,

Thursday, Oct. 29

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY:  —

planning meeting - prostate forum
will take place at the Terrace

Volunteer Bureau fram noon to
1:30 p.m, For more info call Steve
Hortan at 1-800-811-5666.

Saturday, Oct. 31
NORTHWEST PERSONAL
GROWTH ASSOCIATION
presents three free mini-workshops
Sat. Oct. 31 from 9:30 am. to 3
p.m. at Northwest Community Col-
lege. Workshops include: Parenting
with love and good: sense, Self-
Esteem — fostering a positive seif-
image, Relationships — healthy
boundaries, Each workshop. is of-
fered. -twice - (from. 9:30-11:30 a.m.

_ ahd from 1-3.p,m.) Light lunch pros,,

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yided. For more information call
Dierdre at 635-7982,

TERRACE
CHURCH is hosting a Family Fall
Fun Fair from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at

, the Pentecostal Assembly, Free ad-
_ Mission for youngsters up to age

12, There will face painting, candy,
prizes and games, Costumes aren't

- required.

Monday, Nov. 2
A “BROWN BAG” CLINIC for
seniors will be held on Nov, 2 and
Nov. 4 from 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. at the
Health Unit along with the Flu

PENTECOSTAL -

VOLUNTEER

Clinic. Local pharmacists will be on
hand to review medications. For
more info call 638-2200.

Tuesday, Nov. 3
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
ladies auxiliary meeting at 7:30
p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion.
All members urged to attend. New
members welcome. For more into
call 635-2158.

Wednesday, Nov. 4
TERRACE PUBLIC LIBRARY and

Canadian Parents for French pres-.

ent “Preschool .Storytime French

with. Addy from Katimavik on Wed- ©

nesdays at 1 p.m. to 1:30° p.m.
starting Nov, 4 Nov. 25. The pro-
gram is free, but registration in re-
quired. Call library to register at
638-8177.

Friday, Nov. 6

VISITORS _RE-
QUIRED: Mature women and men
to volunteer with the Terrace
Hospice Society. Free training will
be offered Nov. 6, 7 and 8. For
more info or to register call the Ter-
race Hospice Society office at 635-

4811.

CANADIAN CHILDREN’S author
Jo Ellen Bogart, will be at the Ter-

face Public Library for a special
‘Teading from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m, to
celebrate Children's Book Week.
Children and adults welcome.
Refreshments and door prizes! For
more information call the library at
638-3177,

Saturday, Nov, 7
KITIMAT ANNUAL DUCK
UNILIMITED BANQUET and auc-
‘tion will take place at the Royal Ca-
nadian Legion in Kitimat. Tickets
are $60 a couple and are available
from Bare's Trophy Den in Kitimat.
‘Call 632-6418 for reservations.. If .
tickets pufchased prior to Oct. 20+
eligible for early bid draw — framed
unlimited edition print is the prize
($200 value).

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community calendar as a public ser-
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charge, Items will run two weeks be-
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