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HANKY PANKY’S is your weekend party destina-
tion, the northwest’s largest dance night club, No
cover. Join us Friday and Saturday nights for great
times. Karaoke on Sunday and Monday nights.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION. Karaoke Friday
nights are-still happening at the legion. Starting at 8
p.m. You've got to be there, 250 people can't be
wrong! Members and bona fide quests. New members
welcome,

THEATRE

Fashion 2001, Choreography by Carole Anderson at
CJ Dance Studio. Al proceeds support the Caledonia
Dry Grad event. April 24 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at
7:30 p.m. Open seating, doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets

available at Ruby Red in the Skeena Mall. ter,

Terrace Litle Theatre presents its season finale,
Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize winning play, How |
Learned fo Drive. inspired by the classic tale of Loii-

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Skeena River Players presents Tomson Highway's
award-winning piay about The Biggest Bingo In The
World: The Rez Sisters May 3 at the R.E.M. Lee

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By definition, parasites are living organisms living in ar
on another body, at the expense of the host, Sizes,
depending on species, range from microscopic amebas to
worms of several feet long, They are often in competition
far food consumed by tne host. As a result of their functions,
the host is injured to some extent by the relationship.
Several types of parasites can infect a body at the same -
time, :

Few of us realize the impact of parasites on human ~
health. Ona worldwide scale, parasites that cause diarrhea
are the largest sola reason of sickness and death. Even in’
the United States, diarrhea from intestinal parasites is the
third leading cause of illness. It's clear that parasites
ramain prevalent in this country despite our many sanitary’
conveniences.

These foraign invaders have the abllity to exude toxins.
into our bodies. A chronic infection could be overlooked as
ihe levels of toxins produced was Insidiously slow, but
posed a variety of health problems over time,

Parasites can multiply at an alarming rate, sometimes
laying thousands of eggs daily. II's been documented that-
many of them can live in our bodies tor as many as 30
years, increasing and producing waste within us. With this
understanding il's hard to deny that they cause iliness ol
one type or another.

in light of the information about parasites, we might be.
wondering why everyone doesn't have them. Many health
practitioners have come to believe that most people do, in
fact, have al Jeast one lype of parasite. tn the interest of
their own survival, many parasites have avolved ways to
escape detection, Symptoms may be subtle, long-standing
and unrecognized for what they are. ; .

'f we want to reach a level cf vibrant health, we need to
consider the possibility of these treacherous free loaders.
We ata encouraged to clear our bodies, and start with a
fresh approach lohealth, a

For information, a consultation or ta -
purchase herbal nutrition products

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Claudia Perry, Barbaro Emery, Darcie Annesley, Shelly
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Theatre at 8 p.m. Tickets at Elan Travel in Terraca,
Kitimat and Prince Rupert, or al the door. No late
seating, mature content For more information, call
Marianne at 695-2942. Skeona River Players is a
member of Theatre BC and acknowledges the support
of the Canada Council for the Arts and Skeena Native |
Development Society.

Terrace hosts the 2001 Skeena Zone Drama Fes-
tivat May 23-26 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Four plays
representing three communities are competing: Ter-
race Little Theatre's How / Learned to Drive, and
Skeena River Players’ The Aez Sisters, Prince Ru-
pert's Harbour Theatre's Jesus 2007, and Kitimat’s
On Cue Players’ The Dining Room. Tickets at Uni-
globe Courtesy Travel. Vote for your favourite actor,
actress, production and set.

FAMILY FUN

The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13, in Terrace, in-
vites you to its upcoming Spring Family Tea and Ba-
zaar. II's ali happening on May 27, at the legion,
Crafts, baked goods, door prizes and there will be a

fish pond for the kids. Table rentals are still available.
Please call Erla alter 6 p.m. at 635-5940 for more in-

formation.

VISUAL ARTS

Spirit Journey... Expressions by Women is a multi-

media art collaboration exploring haw we integrate

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
Northwest B.C, Metis Association monthly
meeting, 7 p.m, at Interconnect, room 205. For
info, call Kathleen at 636-8039.

Cathleen Kneen, project manager ‘for Ac-
tlon for Food Security, speaks between 2 and
4pm, at Bullding Healthier Babies, 4665 Park
Ava, Does it worry you that some people in this
community don'l have enough food? Come toa
meeting to discuss ways to ensure long-term
food security in Terrace, Learn ways to link far-
mers and food producers with food businesses,
the food bank and other self-help food-projects.

Confirm attendance by calling Jeanie: 635- _

1830.

SATURDAY, APRIL 21
Centennial Christian School Spring Fun-
draising Auction at the school gymnasium. Si-
lent auction and browsing 7 to 8 p.m., live auc-
tion at 8 p.m. Services and items donated by
local businesses and school society members. For
more information call 635-6173,

The Terrace Drag Race Association holds its
monthly meeting at 1 p.m. at the Coast Inn of
the West. Everyone is welcome,

The Greater Terrace Beautification Socioty is
asking you ta pitch in and help clean up. The
16th Annual Garbathon takes place from 1 to
a p.m. Meet at the McDonald's parking fot.
Everyone is encouraged to come and fend a hand.

Run For Peace, a 4-km community run, walk ar
jog. Al 3 p.m. at Northwest Community College.
Help kick off the fundraising efor’ to build a
new transition house. Pledga forms available by
calling Lana at 635-6447, Register at the cam-
pus.

Prevention of Violence Week April 22-28.
Northwest Community Collage presents free
workshops all week. Apvil 23 fram 7-9 p.m, at
the Kermode Friendship Centre: The Rape Ag-
gression Defense system, basic salf defence,
April 24 at NWCC from 7 to 9 p.m.: What Is

' Abuse? At Risk Groups, a panel of professionals

and a question and answer forum. April 25 at
12:25 p.m. at NWCG: No Means Naf An informa
tion campaign about date rate and assault
drugs. Aprit 26 at the Kermode Friendship
Centre from 9:30 to 4:30 p.m. Personal Satety

for 6 to 10 year olds, a workshop for kids and
parents,

TUESDAY, APRIL 24

Mothers Who Care Is holding a free rally
from 11 am. ta 2 p.m. al the Fireside room at
the Terrace Alllance Church on Agar Ave, Any
Christian woman with a burden for our schoals is
invited to attend. Mothers who Care are com-
mitted to pray together for one hour per week
while schools are in session, They believe in Ged’s
ability to love, protect and intercede tn the lives
of all those being prayed for. The rally will in-
clude information, singing, and testimonies.
Lunch provided. Contact Diana at 638-1626.

Do you have any Ideas on how to make Tar-
race a prettler place? Terrace is going to be
competing in the cross Canada Communttias in
Bloom Contest. Judges will be coming to our
community lo see how Tarrace slacks up against
other communities of its size. Planning meeting
at 7:30 p.m. al City Hall,

FRIDAY, APRIL. 27
Alex Rose, author of Spirit Dance at Mezia-
din: Chief Joseph Gosnell and the Nigga'a
Treaty, presents a reading, discussion and
book-signing at the Terrace Public Library at 7
p.m. Rose is @ former communications atficer tor

Spirit into our lives. View works by local female art-
ists. The show continues to April 29 at the Terrace
Art Gallery.

the Nisga’a. Hear an insider's viewpoint on B.C.'s
first modern-day treaty.

Day of Mourning. The Kitimat/Terrace and
District Labour Council is calling on all workers
to take one minule at 11 a.m. to ramember work-
ers killed or injured on their jobs. A worker's
memorial sponsored by the Workers’ Compensa:
tion Board, the City of Terrace, the B.C. Fe-
deration of Labour and the Businass Council of
B.C. will be dedicated at 11 a.m. on arena hill

‘All delegates to the-Kitlmat-Terrace and
District Labour Counsil are encouraged to at-

tend a meeting al 7 p.m. al the Best Western
Terrace Inn.

TUESDAY, MAY 4.
Submission deadline tor the first book of
20th Century Anecdotes of the Terrace
Area, For more information, or to submit your
story, contact the society at P.O. Box 246, Ter-
race, B.c. V8G 4A6,

Catholic Charismatic Diocesan Conference
al Sacred Heart parish. Guest speaker will be
Fr. Peter Sanders, Orat.of California. Impress-
ively qualified and gifted, Fr. Peter's talks will
centre on Healing Prayar, Intercessory Prayer,
Spiritual Warfare and Putting on God's Arm-
our. The thente of the Conferance js taken from
Ephesians 6:10, Grow strong in ine Lord, For
further information or to register, phone Della
638-0858, Daryl at 635-3329 or Mariane at
798-2532. ;

Terrace Model Airplane Club meets at the
Blackstone Restaurant at 7 p.m, Alt interested
in AC welcome. For more info call George at
638-0787,

IVESDAY, MAY 15
Family Support Group for Mental Illness,
sponsored by the B.C. Schizophrenia Society,
meets the third Tuesday of every month. Meet:
ings are held al the Stepping Stone Clubhouse,
at the comer of Sparks St. and Park Ave., at
7:30 p.m. Call 635-3820 for more informalion.

PUBLIC SERVICE

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Salvation Army Red Shield Campaign Is
the month of May. We are locking for canvas-
sers. Please phone Lt. Spears at 638-5446.

April is Cancer Awareness Month. Watch
for canvassers coming door-to-doar, Canvas-
Sars can pick thelr kits up at the Cancer Re-
source Centre, at 301-4722 Lakelse Ave., be-
tween 10-3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Women’s Orop-ln Group meets every Thurs
day affarnoon ffom 1 to 3 p.m. al the Ksan
House Society at 4724 Lazelle Ave. Invitation
open te all women (aduit, or living an indepen-
dent adult lifestyle) who would like to have a
place to jain and share, listen, or talk about rela-
lonships. Safe place to talk, jearn or listen. For
info call Andrea or Jocelyn at 635-2379,

Terrace Churches Food Bank April distribu-
lion takes place April 16 to 19 at 4647 Lazolle
Ava., rear entrance (look for the sign). Bring IO
for you and your dependents. Easter Monday
April 16 A-H, April 17 1-A, April 18 $-Z, Aprii
19 anyone missad. Donations can be made at the
bargain Shop or Safeway. Buy BC Sharing cou-
pons at Safeway and Overwaltea. Donations can
ba mailed ¢/o 4012 Anderson St., Terrace, B.C,
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