B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 9, 1999 _
TERRACE STANDARD.

—Ciry SceENnE _

BARSCENE

AGATOR'S PUB presents Love Cats until
Saturday, June 19th. Join Aaron Hansen. for
free swing lessons every Sunday from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m. co
BEASLEY’S MIX; Live entertainment with.
Halfyard, the amazing one-man band every
Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Come
watch the hockey playofts on the big screen.
GEORGE'S PUB: Live music ‘‘Due South’!
singing top 40 country hits and classic
favourites from June 8-19. Come to Karaoke
Sunday, June 13 at 9 p.m.
HANKY PANKY’S: Top 40 Tuesdays, free
pool Wednesdays, millennium night Thursdays,
June 11-12 Star Wars weekend, and karoake
Sundays and Mondays.

THEATRE

ALocals will have the opportunity to see the.
Terrace Little Theatre play ‘‘A Life in the
Theatre’', directed by. Marianne © Bromp -
Weston, for the first time next month. The play.
was awarded best play award at the Skeena
Zone Drama Festival and the play’s two stars,

Alan Weston and John McGowan won best ac- ;

tor awards. Weston describes the play as ‘‘a
love letter to the theatre.” She said the
playwright David Mamet’s superb language
style was what first captured her, ;

“A Life in the Theatre’’ will be performed at

,and 26. Tickets are available at Uniglobe

Courtesy Travel and cost $10. Profits will go
directly -for the 9-member crew to travel to
Mainstage July 3-10 and for the truck which
will carry the set.

MUSIC: |

“ASKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY YEAR

END CONCERT Thursday, June 10 at 7:30
p-m, at the REM Lee. Featuring the Skeena
Grade 8 Concert Band, the Skeena Grade 9/10
Concert Band, the Skeena Junior Jazz Band and
the Skeena Senior Jazz Band playing a wide va-
riety of nusic for the community. Come out and

hear these hardworking, young musicians!

ATERRACE COMMUNITY BAND: Join

\ them for a Father’s Day celebration Sunday,
_ June 26, beginning at 2 p.m. at the Ryan Band-
“Shell in Lower Little Park. Bring your friends

and family to the Band’s final concert of the

will be selections from Moderato (the Adult

’ Beginner Band) as well as a set from our own
- Terrace Big Band. Please show your support for

Terrace’s band programs.

COMEDY

ADAVID

GRANIRER, Canada’s

the McCell Playhouse June 17, 18, 19, 24, 25

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pale in color and bland in taste. They hava bean de-graded
sft by light, have last much of thelr nutrient value during the refin- |:
ing processes, which includa’ dequmming, bleaching and f°

deodorizing. They are heal treated at up to 245. degrees C

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these fatty acids in the life process. They are partially

metaballzed into prostaglandins, essential hormone-like sub- |
stances and have been shown to lawer blood pressura and |:

reduce serum cholesterol levels. :

Cold-pressed oils ara produced on highly sophisticated oil |.
prassas in tha absence of light and oxygen. Friction heat Is 1"

kept wall below 50 degrees C. They are than bottled in dark

brown cantainers to prevent daterioration from light. As an E-

additional protective measure, a nitrogen flush is utilized to
ensure oxidation cannot occur, and that freshness and top
quality are maintained.

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and your family-the refined, heat-treated, bleached and bland {°°
~4 tasting oils, or the unrefined, naturally rich tasting, freshly 1°
| Pressed oils. Ask yourself whal is more important: vital fresh |

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J oils in your cooking that are frashly pressed and unrefined or |:
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NATURAL HEALTH AND

FITNESS SOLUTIONS
EDUCATION, INFORMATION, &
CONSULTATIONS
KATHLEEN & BRYAN HUNT @

635-1120 FX 635-6265

-EMAIL:! bhunt@kermode.net

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psychotherapist/stand up comic, performs his

Wednesday, June 9

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MUSIC
FESTIVAL committee meeting at 8
p.m. at 3639 Krumm Road, We are

still looking for more volunteers. No -

music experience needed. For
more information call Kelly at 635-
1579 or visit our website at
www.kermode.netl/musicfestga.

SKEENA JUNIOR SECONDARY
SCHOOL Parent Advisory Council
Meeting: The Skeena PAC will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the school li-
brary. Parents and guardians of
present Skeena students and of
Grade 7 students entering Skeena
in the fall are invited to attend,

REM LEE THEATRE ALIVE
society annual general meeting at
7:30 p.m. at the REM LEE Theatre
lobby. New members welcome.

Tuesday, June 15

GAIN VALUABLE information on
celebrating the 1999 Intemational
Year of Older Persons (IYOP} and
hear guest speaker on the symp-
toms, treatment and care of
Alzheimer's, strokes and depres-
sion in elderly.

Wednesday, June 16
FREE MEDITATION INSTRUC-
TIONS: Experience inner peace
through meditation. Everyone is
welcome to a free informational talk
on the awakening of the soul
through meditation of the inner
Light and Sound. This talk will be
follawed by practical instruction in

the meditation for those who are

sincerely interested. Come to the
Northwest community College con-
ference room 2001 from 6:30-10
p.m. on Wednesday June 16 or
Thursday, June 17,

Saturday, June 19
BIG BIKE is coming to town one
day only, Enter your team to win 29
bikes for 29 riders, Call 638-8464 to
book a team or for more informa-
tion. Join the fight against BC's
number one killer..heart disease

' and stroke.

Friday, July 2 &3
SMITHERS MAIN STREET FAIR:
5 km fun run, 10k competitive run,
bed races, bus boy races, garage
sales, bakesale, vendors, street
dance and entertainment.

WEEKLY MEETINGS

TUESDAYS
PLANNED PARENTHOOD Clinic
is open every Tuesday night from
7-9 p.m. Information and counsell-
ing on birth control and birth control
supplies at reasonable cost, Drop
in. They're at the rear of the health
unit on Kalum, so go to the back
door. For more Info or to volunteer
call 638-2027,

TWIN’S CLUB PLAYTIME is the
first Tuesday of every month from
10:30-noon at the Family Place.
Cail 635-9689,

FAMILY PLACE hosts a parent
and child drop-in fram 10:30-noon
at the activity room. For more info

routine “I’m OK But You Need Professional
Help!’’ at the Elks Hall, Wednesday June 9 at 8
p.m. Admission is $10. All proceeds go to the
Terrace B,C, Schizophrenia Society Branch. For
tickets call 635-2283, Derived from his audio
tape of the same name, Granirer’s highly irre-
verent routine satizizes psychotherapy, dysfunc-

‘ tional: families, personal growth, spirituality,

political correctness; and other sacred cows of
the 90’s, Tickets also at Stepping Stone Club-
house at 635-2283,

ART
GALLERY:

AJune 2 to June 27: Terrace Art Gallery
presents Natural Perspectives”, featuring oil,
pastels and watercolour paintings by Kitimat
artist Albertina Steinbock,

June 4 to June 27: The Terrace Art Gallery
presents ‘‘Brushstrokes II’? featuring water-
colour and mixed media works of art by
Maureen Woroby, Randy Penner, Gail Tumer
Sears and Alan Soutar (in no particular order.)
Opening night reception is Friday, June 4th at 7
pum, Everyone is welcome.

Make the ’Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-
8432 to add your event to the Standard’s free
entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 pm.
Thursday for the following week's paper.

"call 8-1863.

TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND
meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at
the Caledonia high school. The
Community Band and the Terrace
Big Band are actively seeking adult
musicians in percussion and all
other sections. For more into call
Carol at 635-4729,

STRETCHING CLASS — The Min-
isty of Health community rehabili-
tation program hosts this seated |
Stretching class from 1-2 p.m. at
the Skeena Health Unit Auditorium
at 3412 Kalum St Call Anne at
638-2272 for more info.

TAI CHI FOR SENIORS is held
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:45
am. at the Happy Gang Centre,
For more info call Jean at 635-
3159. ‘

TERRACE TOASTMASTERS
meet every first and third Tuesday
at 7:30 p.m. at the Coast Inn of the
West at room 328 to learn about
public speaking in a positive and
encouraging environment, New
members and guests are welcome.
For more info call Olga Power at
635-3833,

f Live Music &

I LIVE MUSIC!

Tuesday to Saturday
June 8-19

DUE SOUTH

An energetic, versatile country rock
and with strong vocals an
armonies playing top 40 country

and classic favorites. _-

Karaoke
Sunday
June 6

Karaoke

THURSDAYS!

Start your weeknd
off Righ

Come to
Georges Pub or Thornhill Pub
for your chance to win a trip fo see
Shania Twain

in Concert

Ball Players

All teams welcome at Georges.

Join us for a chance to win a season end summer

BBQ Party!

To book y

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ENJOY NHL MARTINI MADNESS MARGARITA
PLAYOFFS ON PRIME RIB MADNESS
ROCK TRIVIA

OUR HUGE DINNER SPECIAL

DAIKO JI SOTOZEN CENTRE
hosts Zazen meditation every

Tuesday evening at 7 pm at the

centre. For info phone 635-3455,

SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY
meets the third Tuesday of every
month from September to June at
7:30 p.m. at Stepping Stone Club-
house, 3302 Sparks St. For more
information call 638-2202.

MISS TERRACE PAGEANT com-
mittee meets the second Tuesday
of avery month at the Terrace pub-
lic library.

SHAMROCK 4-H CLUB meets
every third Tuesday at 7 p.m. at
Cassie Hall Elementary. Call Laurie
at 635-9401 for more info.

THE KERMODEI CHORISTERS
invite boys and girls ages 8-16 to
come sing along on Tuesdays from
6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at the Skeena
Band Room. Call Terry Anderson
638-1183 or Bonnie Juniper at 635-
9649 for info.

WRITERS SUPPORT GROUP:
The writers Guild will be meeting
the last Tuesday of every month in

Baby's Name: Baby's Name:
Sophia Anne Zanardo James Allan Gray
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth:

May 11, 1999 at 2:57 p.m,
Weight: 7 Ibs 2 o2, Sex: Female
Parents: Mirko & Heather Zanarda

May 31 1999 at 10:03 a.m.
Weight: 8 lbs 2.02. Sex: Female
Parents: Rocky & Shirley Gray

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Baby's Name; .
Dominic Christopher Elwin 1 mys Names bn
Date & Time of Birth: aylor Sierra-Dawn Gibson

Date & Time of Birth:
May 32, 1999 at 12:15 am.
Weight: 7 Ibs. 13 oz. Sex: Female
Parents: Jamie-Lynn Gibson

May 26, 1999 at 4:06.2.m.
Weight: 8 lbs 12.5 oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Charity Duncan & Preston

Jones
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cat Mlthee Paner Annika Martynuik
Dale & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: -
May 25 1999 at 5:27 pum May 1, 1999 at 12,00 a.m,
Weight: “Sex: M Weight: 9 lbs 14 or. Sex: Fede
ght: 8 Ibs 9 oz. Sex: Male Paresis: Christine & Dave Marteauik
Parents: Lyne & Stuart Palmer + Caristine & Dave Martyn

the Library at 7:30 p.m. Very In-
formal get together to share in-
formation and give positive en-
couragement,

WEDNESDAYS
TERRACE ROD AND GUN CLUB
meets the fisst Wednesday of every
month at 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse at
the Rifle Range.

PARENTS DROP IN to weigh babies
takes place Wednesdays from 1-2 p.m.
al the health services society (formerly
Skeena Health Unit) at 3412 Kalum
St.) Public health nurse on band to ans-

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