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;GATOR'S PUB: Live party music with Kingfish
| Wed-Sat, classic rock and loday’s top hits. Wednes-
day is Jam Night. Thursday is Ladies’ Night (your
“chance to win a diamond ring). Friday is Canucks
“hight, Saturday, April 19 Is ‘80s night. Win a Sony
‘ DVD player. ;
‘BEASLEY’S MIX: Tasha’s back avery Friday
hight. Theresa Marle sings Saturdays, Watch your
‘favourite sports programs on a large screen TV.
GEORGES PUB: The Accelerators April 16-19.
HANKY PANKY'S is your dance party night club.
No cover. Free poo! Wednesday, collage night Thurs-
day, Hot DJ and Top 40 dance Friday and Saturday.
Karaoke contest Sunday and Monday.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Saturdays, Frank
“and Friends play. Meat draw starts at 4:30 p.m, All
“Members welcome; bring a quest. Opens at 3 p.m.

THEATRE

Mi Terrace Little Theatre presents awarding win-
ning Australian playwright Andrew Bovell's Speak-
ing in Tongues May 1-3 and 8-10 at the McColl
Playhouse. Six nighls only! The show starts at 8 p.m.
Tickets at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel. Directed by
Patrick Mcintyre and featuring an ensemble cast of

TERRACE STANDARD,

SPEAKING IN TONGUES, the TLT’s entry
in the Zone Drama Festival, opens for a
two-weekend run May 1.

festival as the TLT’s 2003 entry.

CONCERTS

J The Vancouver Opera Company's touring en:
semble presents La Cerentoia (Cinderella)
and Opera Encore, a selection from popular operas
and music theatre, Wednesday, April 23 at the A.E.M.
Lee Theatre, Curtain at 7 p.m. sharp. Tickets are
$10 al Cooks Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. Free ad-
mission to students who bring a non-perishable food
item. This is a special presentation of the Terrace

seasoned performers. This play is heading to the zone

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Butze Rapids Trail Grand “Re-opening”’
April 26, 2003

Not all coastal forests are made up of cathedral cedars and giant
spruce, The forest around the Butze Rapids trail is a prime example.
It is a swampy area, and is not desirable for many tree species, The
trees that do grow there fook like “bonsai” trees with their stunted
growth. The Butze Rapids Trail, named after Mr, A. Butze, of the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, lead the way to a unique set of
reversible rapids.

The Butze Rapids Trail was first constructed in 1991 and has gone
through some major upgrades and changes since that time, This past
winter, Interfor provided the funding for the Community Fisheries
Development Centre to improve more than one kilometre of trail and
build 3 new boardwalks.

Come celebrate the grant opening of the Butze Rapids Trail on April
26, 2003 from 11:00-3pm. For more information, please call the
Community Fisheries Development Centre at (250) 624-8566, or the
Interfor office in Terrace at (250) 635-0635.

The.Great Gromboolian Plain
All proceeds to assist students attending the
Pravincial High School Drama Festival at UBC

Terrace Little

Terrace Concert Theatre Tickets

Society Tickets

Available at
Cook's Jewellers
in the Skeena Mall

Available at
Unigioba Courtesy
Travel

The Kitimat Terrace District Labor council's
regular monthly meeting at the CAW Hall in Ki-
timat on Enterprise St, at 7 p.m. Gall Mark at
635-3618 for more information.

Kiti K’Shan Primary holds an open housa.
honour of its 35th anniversary. Come for coffee; 7 2 Be, oh
-~* Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal! Volun-

cake and a chat. Starting at 3:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, APRIL 18
Pralrle Bible College’s ambassador choir per-
forms at the Terrace Alliance Church at 4923
Agar Ave., on Good Friday at 10:30 a.m.

SUNDAY, APRIL 20
Easter Breakfast hosted by the Knights of
Columbus and the Terrace Emergency Shelter,
Free for anyone who is unable to afford this
special meal. At 10 a.m. Sunday, April 20 at
Verilas Schaal Gym, 4836 Straume Ave.

SATURDAY, APRIL 26
Centennial Christlan School holds lis Spring
Fundraising Auction. Silent auction from 7-8
p.m. and a live auction begins at 6 p.m. in the
school gym. Free refreshments and desserts,
Fer more info, call the schoal at 695-6173.

Car trunk garage sale April 26 at the Far-
mers’ Market from 8 .m. to noon. Call 635-6075.

MAY 2-4

Catholle Charismatic Diocesan Conference
at Sacred Heart Parish May 2-4. The weekend's
speaker, Fr. Lou Cerulli, teaches that the Holy
Eucharist provides an opportunity to enter into
a deeper, richer axperiance of God's healing love
and freedom. All serious topics are lightened by
his joy and humour. Starts Friday at 7:30 In the
Church, 4830 Straume. Everyone welcome, For
more info call 635-2313, leave a message,

SATURDAY, MAY 3
The Terrace committee of Ducks Untimited
hods its 18th annual fundraising dinner and auc-
tion Saturday, May 3 al the arena banquet
room. For more information about tickets, call
Gordie at 638-1945 or Cheryl at 638-6314.

TUESDAY, MAY 6:
Learn to speak In public with ease and confl-
dence. Terrace Toastmasters maats on the
first and third Tuesdays of the month from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Telemedia Boardroom
(back alley entrance). For info call Wendy at
635-3901 or Leydi at 630-8857.

)
Perennial Plant Sale, an annual event presan-
ted by ihe Greater Terrace Beautification
Soclety. Behind City Hall Saturday, May 10 al 6

p.m. Donations of potted plants are needed. .

Call Debbie at 635-3555,

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Terrace Churches Food Bank. Names
starting S-Z April 16 and Anyone missed April
17. Located at 4647 Lazelle Ave., (rear en-
trance) Open from 1-3 p.m. Bring ID for you
and your dependents,

‘Interconnect hosts a three-day Internet
_ workshop April 15,16, and 17 from 1-3 p.m.

Concert Society for Terrace’s 75th anniversary. |

@ Are you Interested In performing at the 9th an-
nual Kisplox Vailey Music Festival July 25-277 Appli-
cations available at www.kispiox.com/kvmf Deadline
for submissions is May 1. For further information,
please call 842-6401 or 842-6763, '

PARTIES

The Ladies Golf Club celebrates the season opening

with a win and cheese at the Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club Thursday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. The
club is always looking for new members.

VISUAL ARTS

@ A Glimpse of Human Nature as Seen Through
the Lens of Mike Weeber. Running to May 2.

@ The Terrace Art: Assoclation’s 25th Annual
Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Salurday, May 3. Fea-
turing photos, pottery and more. Entry forms at the
Terrace Art Gallery. Call Aron at 638-8884.

@ The Art Gallery is located in the lower level of the
Terrace Public Library. It's open Wednesdays to Sa-
turdays from noon to 4 p.m. and on Sundays from 1-4
p.m. The gallery is open from noon to 6 p.m, on Fri-
days. For more information, call Aron at 638-6884,

Fax 638- 8432 to-make the SCENE, 2.2"
Deadline is « 5-pin.:Thursda j
run.—space permitting.

For information of to register call 635-7995.

Attention Teens! Scavenger Hunt and
Games Night at the Terrace Public Library.
Bring a friend (a smart one) and join us for fun
and snacks Wed. April 30 from 7-8:30 p.m.
Open fo ages 12 and up. Free! But preregister
at
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teers will be canvassing door-to-door in the
Terrace aréa Monday, May 5. Halp us operate
our vital social services in this region.

Pre-Kindergarten Immunization Clinics at
the Terrace Health Unit at 3412 Kalum St.
Make an appointment for Wednesday May 14
from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m., or on Thursday, May 22
from 1:30-4 p.m. A drop in clinic is planned for
Friday, May 23 from 1:30-4 p.m. The clinics are
for all children starting Kindergarten in the
fall. Please bring your child's B.C. Care Card
number, plus any record of immunizations.
Plaase call 638-2200.

Parenting babies and toddlers. A drop in
group for parents and their children ‘rom new-
boms to age 2. From April 9 to May 14. Every
Wednesday from 1-2 p.m. at the Health Unit at
3412 Kalum St. Call 638-2200.

Camera Touring io May 17. Old or new photos

of Terrace and the surrounding area, Categor-

ies: Our Playground, Scenic, Special Interest,
and Nature, Prizes to be won! For more infor-
mation contact Julia or Angie at: 635-4546 or
mail to:tts@telus.net or tts@telus.net

Genealogy seminar hosted by the Prince
George Genealogy Sociely on April 26 from 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. At St. Giles Presbyterian
Church, 1500 Edmonton St., P.G. Preregister
by April 22, Speakers: Dave Obee and Robin
Fairservice, Topics include: arrivals in Canada,
British research, researching female ancesters,
and research on the Canadian prairies, For more
info contact Robin at (250) 963-7362 or Joyce
at (250) 562-3900.

The Dare To Dream Foundation is holding a
fundraising raffle to support Grade 7 band
programs in Terrace, Prizes are on display at
the Skeena Mall: handmade Queen sized quilt and
an eagle blanket. Tickets are $2 or 3 for $5 ata
variely of locations, Including Bear Country Inn ,
Misty River Books Sight anc Sound. Draw takes
place at the Trade Fair April 27,

Sweet Adelines Choir meets every Thursday
at 7 p.m. at Centennial Christian School in the
music room (the portable at the back of the
school), For info, call Alfreda at 635-7602.

The Canadian Cancer Society's Cancer Re-
source Centre has moved. Effective April 1,
our offices will ba located al 207-4650 Lazelle .
Ave, above the Terrace and District Credit
Union. We're open Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 638-6583,

The Kamloops Chapter of the Canadian Ce-
liacs Assocation hosts this year's national con-
ference May 9-11 at the Best Western Hotel in

Kamloops. Medical speakers will discuss the lat--

ast information on Cellac disease, dermatitis
herpatiformls, osteoporosis, pediatric gastro-
anterology, To ragister call Eileen: 374-6185,

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