B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October

9, 2002

_ TERRACE STANDARD

-Crry ScENE

BAR SCENE

GATOR'S PUB: Live party music nightly.
BEASLEY'S MIX: Watch your favourite sparts
programs on a large screen TV.

GEORGES PUB: The Accelerators Oct. 9-19.
HANKY PANKY’S: The northwest's largest dance
night club. No cover, Karaoke Sundays and Mondays.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Members and bona
fide quests. New members welcome,

GALA

The Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce
Gala evening Saturday Oct. 19, featuring the 2002
business excellence awards at lhe Coast Inn of the
West. Celebrate the chamber'’s 75th anniversary —
and help kick off the city's 75th anniversary celebra-
tions, loo. Live music by Al and the Capones, a seven-
piece Rock i’ Roll band from Kilimat. Reserve tickets
by calling 635-2063 or buy them in-person at the
Coast Inn of the West front desk,

MUSIC

The Terrace Concert Society presents award-winning
cellist Denise Djokic Saturday, Oct. 12 at the R.E.M.
Lee Theatre, She'll perlorm on a Stradivarius cello,
accompanied by David Jalbert.Show starts at 8 p.m.
Tickets al Cook’s Jewellers in the Skeena Mail,

race Multicultural Association. For info call Neelam at

Theresa Fenger in concert at the R.E.M, Lee Satur-
day, Nov. 2. This up-and-coming vocalist will perform
songs from her new, Nashville-recorded CDs, Dancing
on Air and Me and You and Forever. Tickets at Uni-
glebe Courtesy Travel, Lost Boy Outfitters and At
the Door. Allages welcome.

The B.C. Choral Federation presents Autumn
Song, a workshop for singers. Join Dr. Mare A.
Hafso, director of choral music at Augustana Univers-
ity College for an exciting weekend, Hone skills, mest
other performers and explore the strength and crea-
tivity that comes from singing. Group and individual
classes available. Call Marilyn at 635-5912 to register
or for more information.

COMEDY >

Yuk Yuk's on Tour returns to Terrace Oct. 18 and
19 at the Best Western Terrace Inn. Stand up come-
dy featuring Peter Kelamis and Toby Hargrave. Tick-
els at Uniglobe. ; :

CINEMA |

The Travelling Picture Show from Pacific Cine-
matheque presents the Mexican road movie And
Your Mother Too (Y Tu Mama Tambien). In Spanish
with English Subtitles. At the Tillicum Twin Theatre
at 7:15 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21. Sponsored by the Ter-

635-3583. The films show every second Monday to ©

Dee. 2.

THEATRE

Until ihe Violence Staps...Ksan Soclety invites
you to participate in a preliminary play reading of
Eve Ensier's The Vagina Monologues. Auditions
follow in November and a “V-Day” benefit perfor-
mance in February 2003, Women of all colours and
ages are welcome. No experience necessary. Interes-
ted readers and actresses can contact Marianne
Weston at 635-2942 for dale, location and scripts.

VISUAL ARTS

The Terrace Art Gallery presents “Walking Soft-
ly on the Craters of Discontent”. A multimedia in-
stallation at the Terrace Art Gallery Sept. 27 to
Oct. 27. Caution; Adult content. The show includes
images of full frontal male and female nudity, Discre-
tion is advised.

OPEN CALL; The Terrace Art Gallery is accepting

- submissions for a photography and quilting exhibit

planned for January. Contact Aron for details at
638-8884.

Make the SCENE: Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-
8432 to add your event fo the Standard's free
entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m.
Thursday. Events will run space permitting.

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The City of Terrace’s Public Works

Department will pick up extra garbage and
refuse, free of charge, during the week of
October 21-25, 2002. .

Please have the extra garbage and waste
material in plastic bags or cartons to assist
in the pickup, and set it out on your regular
garbage collection day, although it may not
Bet picked up until later in the week.

This service does NOT include car bodies,
stumps, industrial waste, or items normally
charged for at the Landfill (such as major
appliances).

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Oct 19 - Live in concert:
and international recording artist, 7:30 p.m.
“~ Tickets $15.00, Available at Sidewalkers,
» Elan Travel and Misty River Books. All
proceeds go to:the wheelchair accessible
Transition House Building Fund,
Oct 26 - The Terrace Symphony presents their

2nd Annual Halloween Concert for Kids,

Terrace Little

Terrace Concert Theatre Tickets

Sociaty Tickets

Available at
Cook's Jewellers
in the, Skeena Mall

Available at
Uniglobe Courtesy
‘Travel

The Terrace Churches Food Bank opens its
doors for its October distribution on Monday
Oct. 7 (A-H), Tuesday Oct. 8, (|-R) and Wed-
nesday Oct. 9 (8-2) from 1-3 p.m. Thursday
Oct. 10: anyone missed, We're located at 4647
Lazella, rear entrance, Look for the sign. Bring
ID for you and your dependants, Open from 1-3
Pm ke .

Cancer Support Group for family and
friends meets at the Stepping Stones Club-
house Oct. 10 at 7 pm. For info call Craig at
635-0049.

Depression Screening and Education day.
Free screening for depression, Free, anonymous,
confidential. At the pharmacy at Shoppers Drug
Mart ln Terrace, from 4-7 p.m. Screening forms

Sa for adults, seniors, children, teens, Asian com-

munities, and people concemed about a friend or
family member. Presented by the Canadian Men-
tal Health Association, the Mood Disorders As-
sociation of B.C., through funding from the Minl-
stry of Health Servicas and corporate sponsors,

Cancer Support Group for family and
friends meets every second and fourth Thurs-
day of the month at the Stepping Stones Club-
house, at 4450 Greig Ave., At 7 p.m. The next
mening is Oct. 10, Call Craig at 638-0049 for
nfo.

SATURDAY, OCT, 12
Scouting Apple Days Oct. 12, Local scouts
will be handing out apples at various dawntown
locations as a thank you to the public, Please lend
your support.

Bornite Trall work party to install a biffy and
other trail work. Meet at 8 am. Saturday, Oct.
12 at the 4716 Lazelle Ave. parking lot. Bring
pruning loppers, lunch and rain gear. Call Kelly
at 638-5633 for more information.

The Terrace Emergency Shelter will offer a
Thanksgiving dinner at 2812 Hall St., Monday,
Oct. 14 from 2-8 p.m, Adult men and women who
do not have access to this meal are welcome. Do-
nations of food for this event will be gladly ac-
cepted. The shelter would also greatly appreci-
ate donations of winter clothing, coast, boots,
toques and gloves. For information call the Ter-
race Emergency Shelter at 636-5890,

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16
The Good Food Box distribution takes place
from 6-8 p.m. at Skeena Kalum Housing at 4616
Haugland, and at the Northern Health Auditori-
um al 3412 Kalum St. Participating families

should pick up their box at the nearest location. .

For more info call tha Family Place at 638-1863
Monday to Thursday.

A free lagal workshop on family mainte-
nance Oct. 17 at the Terrace Women's Centre,
starting at 6:30 p.m. Childcare subsidy available

but please pre register. Call 638-0882 for:

more Information. Another tree workshop on how
to lay and assault charge is will be held Nov. 7,

- Call 638-0882,

Find out more ebout adoption: the Adoptive

Familles Association of BC and the Ministry of

Children and Family Development host an infor-
mation day on B.C.'s waiting children Saturday,
Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 400-4545 La-
zelle Ave., Terrace. Preragister by calling 1-
877-ADOPT-07 or 635-2999.

Autumn Charity Tea, Saturday, Oct. 19 at
the Knox United Church from 1-4 p.m. Spon-

Sored by Women and Development. International |

teas and coffees from around the worid. Locnia
Auction and book sale,

Recrultment drive: opan house al the Lakelse
Lake Fire Hall, Old Lakelse Lake Lodge Road,

from 1-6 p.m. Lake and Jackpine Flat residents: -

If you've ever thought about volunteering for the
fire department, now's the time. Demonstra-
tions of fire fighting equipment and speak with
fire fighters.

Terrace Search and Rescue Is looking for
volunteers, Introduction night Monday,
Oct. 21 at 7 p.m, We meet at 4526 Gregg Ave,
at the Search and Rescue Hail across from the
Skeena Hotel. Far more information call Debbie
at 638-8832. Must be 19 years or older and
consent to a criminal record search.

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Terrace Scouts popcorn sales door to
door to Oct, 15.

Are you a good listener? Volunteer facilita-
tors needed tor Parent Support Circles, a
non-judgmental environment for parents needing
support. Volunteers receive a weekend training
session. Must be available for 2 and-1/2 to 3
hours a week for one yaar. Call Carol at 635-
3459 or Tina toll free at 1-B46-561-0607.

Terrace Victim Assistance Program
{TVAP) is accepting applicallons from people
interested in becoming a Victim Service Worker.
They will deal directly with victims of crime,
providing emotional support, referrals and in-
formation. Men and women who are 19 years or
older possessing strong interpersonal and lis-
tening skills ara encouraged to apply. Applicants
undergo extensive security screening. For info
call Jan at 638-7411, Deadline Oct, 11.

The Terrace/Kitimat Hiking club has hikes
planned every Sunday in the local mountains this
fall and will continue with snowshoeing through-
out the winter. Hikes accur every Sunday leaving
at 9 am. Hiking schedules are available from any
outdoor store, the chamber of commerce, the il-
brary or the Terrace Standard, For info, contact
Chris at 636-5996.

Tarrace Paintball Club meats Sundays al 11
a.m. at a local field 10 minutes from town, Call
Troy at 635-4739 for detalls. Saturday games
will be organized if there's enough interest. Be-
ginners welcome,

Coffee Break/Story Hour: Bible study for
women. Thursdays from 9:30-11:15 a.m. at the
Terrace Christian Reformed Church, 3608
Sparks Ave. Nursery and story hour preschool
program (8-5 years), No pravious Bible know-
ledge necessary, Call Lucy at 695-9610 or
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