B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 18, 1994

Around
Town

Cancer drive
tops $23,000

LOCAL VOLUNTEERS
proved yet again just how gen-
erous the people of Terrace can
be.

The final tally in the Cana-
dian Cancer Saciety’s spring
campaign totalled $23,000 in
donations.

The money raised was well
over last year’s total and this
year’s goal of $20,000.

‘Our heartfelt thanks go out
to local volunteers, media, the
business community, and the
people of Terrace,’’ organizer
Nel Lieuwen said last Friday.
“You have all made this
campaign a success.”

If you didn’t get a chance to
help out the campaign this
spring, you still have an op-
portunity to do so.

Cancer Society volunteers
here will be. selling daffodil
bulbs for the first time.

They’re asking interested
people to place orders by June.
The daffodil bulbs will arrive
in August in time for fall plant-
ing,
The cost is $20 for a box of
65 bulbs. For more informa-
tion, contact Pat at 638-1265.

Nisga’a book

wins award

THE LUSH photography and
compelling story in a coffee
table book about the Nass Val-
ley has received its due.

Nisga'a: People of the Nass
Valley, the stunning 135-page
book produced by the Nisga’a
Tribal Council, has been
named the 1994 winner of the
Roderick Haig-Brown regional

Vicki’s dancers return

Contributed
IF YOU LIKE sultry Latin music,
the Celtic sound of the Rankin
Family or a jazz version of ‘“The
Hall of the Mountain King’,
don’t miss the Vicki Parviainen
Dancers.

Parviainen and her troupe of 65
dancers take centre stage at the
RE.M, Lee Theatre on Saturday,
May 28 at 8 p.m. to give you an
evening of entertainment and va-
rlety. - coe

The dancers’ jazz stylings
sparkle as they perform ‘‘The
Ragtime Dance’’ from the movie
The Sting and ‘Singing In the
Rain.”’

The Parviainen Dancers display

an upbeat mood with ‘‘The
Happy Song’’ by Frank Mills and
‘Chasing a Dream’’ by Haygood
Hardy.

Every member of the family
will enjoy the program presented
by peformers ranging in age from
the pre-schoolers dancing lo
“'Manana’’ to the young adults
with many years of training,

As in previous years, the pro-
ceeds of Dance Revue 94 will be
donated-. to the R.E.M. ..Lee
Theatre Alive Society to assist
with the support of the theatre.

Tickets are available from Sight
and Sound and from dance stu-
dents. Adult tickets are $6, chil-
dren under 12 and seniors $5.

Glenys to
compete

CALEDONIA GRAD
Glenys George leaves next
week for the B.C. Festival of
the Arts in Campbell River.

George is the first student
from Terrace recommended ta

compete in the first B.C. Na-
tional Speech Aris class at the
provincial festival. It’s the
highest category of competi-
tion — and a rare honour to
receive a recommendation to
atiend from an adjudicator,

George is one of only three
people competing. The winner
will advance to the National
Speech Arts final to he held in
Lethbridge, Alberta, in Au-
gust.

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| Glenys George

eo School District No.
18 (Terrace)
All playing fields in the
Terrace and Thornhill
area schools will be
Fertilized Monthly.

This program will run from
May through
Octcber 1994,

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