B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 6, 2003 TERRACE STANDARD —_Ciry SCENE _ PUBS & CLUBS GATOR'’S PUB: Live entertainment Wed-Sat. Wed- nesday is Jam Night. os Cea BEASLEY'’S MIX: Watch your favourite sports programs on a large screen TV, GEORGES PUB: Live music with Borderline Aug. 7 to 9. Deja Vu plays Aug, 14-16. HANKY PANKY’S is your dance party night club. _ No cover. Free pocl Wednesday, college night Thurs- day, Hot DJ and Top 40 dance Friday and Saturday, Karaoke contest Sunday and Monday. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Saturdays Meat ” draw starts at 4:30 p.m. Ail members welcome; bring a guest. Lounge opens at3 p.m. MUSIC THERESA MARIE will play th cea ana aL e Aug. 8-10 Rivers f3 Pati ide Festival at Har-Lee’s Place, @ Riverside Festival, a weekend of music featuring the region's best talent. Terrace’s own Theresa Marie, singer-songwriter Mark Perry, Andy and Amy, Milbum Mountain, the Boudreaus and many more. Aug. 8, 9, 10 at Har-Lee’s Place north of Terrace on Kalum _ Lake Drive (follow the signs). Tickets at Wayside Grocery, Copperside Foods, Ev’s Men’s Wear, Grace Fell Florists and Totem Fard. @ Seventh Annual Rosswood Music Jamboree. Aug. 16. Headliners Mae Moore and Lester Quitzau. Local acts include Borderline, Nine One Two, Karen Ljungh and Danny Sklapsky, A full day of great music {rom noon to midnight. This is a family event. We in- vite all the northwest to come out and have fun, CAMERON DiAz DREW BARRYMORE LUGY LIU , FRI TO THURS AUG 8 - 14 7 PM. AND 9 PM. RATED P.G. TO ALL RESIDENTS | wim empire, Please have your dog fe < nos leashed or fenced-in LG 2? away from your mail boxes on 'f? Wednesdays and Saturdays so your newspaper carrier can deliver your paper. The Forest and Range Practices Act In December of 2002, the provincial government presenled a new Forest ond Range Practices Act (FRPA) to replace the Forest Practicas Code of British Columbia, The goal of the FRPA was lo streamline the process and create o “Results Based Code”. A results based code means that the gavernment sels oul the objectives and desired outcomes for forest managemenl, and il is up to the licensees an forast managers ta delermine how to meet those outcomes. The companies and lores! managers are held accountable for their actions through a rigorous government campliance and enforcement team, Ore major change with the FRPA is that componies no longer have to submit Forest Development Plans and silviculture prescriptions to the government for approval. Companies submit a Farest Stewardship Plan. This plan must be consistent with local land use plans on objectives set out by other ministries for Specias at Risk. The Forest Stewardship Plan is @ public document. The communities and First Nations must be consulted and foresters must indicate how the poblics ond First Nations’ views were incorporated into the plan, Specific harvest creas no longer have to be detailed in the Fores! Slewardship plan. The harvest areas ond roads are identified when o company applies for a culling permit or road permil, The companies must also develop a Site Plan, which indicates how the results and strategies in ’ the Forest Stewardship Flan will apply on sita. These plans must be available to the public, including First Nations, on requeit. VISIT HERITAGE PARK OPEN» 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 7 Days A Week #e¢806¢60600660600688 e@eeeeeoeecee oe Bevseane see 86 Association. Call 638-8884, SUMMER HOURS: The Terrace Art Gallery, lo- cated in the library, is now open Tuesday and Wed- nesday from noon-4 p.m., Thursday and Friday trom noan-6 p.m. and Saturdays from noon to 4 p.m. it's [The Terrace Standard ers and communily-org. VISUAL ARTS ites @ The Terrace Art Gallery presents its annual summer members’ show, on exhibit to Aug. 30. Works in a variety of media by members of the Terrace Art ~ Fax 638-8432 to maké the SCENE!” =~ Deadline jis 5 p.m. Thursday. Eve run =.space permitting, a AUG, 5-8 Summer Reading Club's “Just Clown Around” theme week at the Terrace Public Library for ages 2-12. No charge, but register by calling the library. WEDNESDAY . Hungry Kids Committee meets Aug, 6 at 9:30 a.m, al the Family Place, The group is planning a communily fruit and vegetable exchange as wall as a canning and preserving workshop, For more - info call 638-1863, SATURDAY, AUG. 9 Celebrate Gay Pride.at a potluck starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 9 al 4803 Walsh Ave. in Terrace. Ail gay, lesbian, bi, transgendered and two spirited people and all supporters of gay pride are wlecome. Call Alisa at 695-0935 for more information. AUG 11-15 Young Writers’ Workshop is an Aug. 11-15 week-long session with author and artist visits hosted bythe Terrace Public Library and Ter- race Ar Gallery, Includes mini-workshops on writing and editing, and binding your very own book. Children aged & and up can call the library for more details. No charge but advance regi- stration required. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13 Women Elders In Action meets Aug. 13 at 1 p.m. at the Health Unit auditorium, This is an ad- vocacy ‘group for senior women in B.C. The meeting will focus on the group's activities and ways to strengthen the voice of eldér women, Rainforest Ramble at Ferry Island Aug. 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. isa cool walk in the forest wilh forester Linda, organized by the Family Place. Study ofplants and grasses with nature crafts and activities after. Dress for the weather. For toddlers to 8-year-olds with adults. Meet at main entrance at Ferry Island. THURSDAY, AUG, 14 Cancer SuppartGroup meets at Canadian Can- cet Soolety Resource Centre at 207-4650 La- zelle al 7 p.m. For info call Craig at 635-0049, MONDAY AUG, 18 Diabetes Information Workshop is Aug. 18 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. upstairs at Kermode Friendship Centre. Free session includes dia- betes information using the medicine wheel, nu- tritional advice, diabetes screening. For mora info call Marsha at 635-4906, FRIDAY, AUG, 22 Hekindling and Thanksgiving Feast, Aug. 22 at 5 p.m. in Gingolx, B.C. Sganism Simo'ogit (Chief Mountain) would like to invite All Honor- able Malriarchs, and Simo'ogits, ali family mem- bers, friends of the Nisga'a Nation, and all other First Nations matrlarchs, simo'ogits, as all docu- mentation will be presented with respect to Sa- gaween. Call: Esther at 250-624-9877, D Gancer SupportGroup meets at Ganadian Can- cer Soclety Resource Centre al 207-4650 La- . zelle at 7 p.m, For into call Craig at 635-0049, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS Terrace & District Arts Council is seeking a variety of perlormers for their upcoming Cof- fee Houses. If you are a poet, writer, actor, mu- sician or singer looking for the opportunity to showcase your talent in a casual and supportive atmospherecall Kim at 638-0131, Open to all ages and styles of performance. Herltlage Park Museum is now open for the season from 10 4.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. For more information call 635-4546. Summer programs for children at Terrace Parks and Recreation. Fun in the sun day camp (at Parkside school) for children 6-8 ears. Young adventurers (9 to 12). Both run from 9 a.m, to 3:30 p.m. There are also activities for youths aged 16 and under. All programs run on a week to week basis and registration can be taken for the whole summer. Call 615-3000 or for more information. . Kermode Family Day Camp is a parent-child participant camp for people wilh children aged 8 and under. Free activities for parents and. iheir children at the Kermode Friendship Sccie- . ty this summer: swimming, bowling, going to the lake, arts and crafts, field trips. To register, call Marsha at 635-4906. Milts Memorial Hospital Auxillary Thrift Shop is located at 4544 Lazelle Ave. Open Tuesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 9m. A drop box is located in the parking lot for donations made after hours. The Greater Terrace Beautlfication Society needs volunteers and members, Meetings are the first Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at City Hall in council chambers. Call Myra: 635-4224, The Terrace Resource Centre of the Cana- dian Cancer Society is staffed by a group of volunteers. If you have two hours a week to spare, and would like to be part of this Canada- wide service, please call 635-8583. Speak to a volunteer Monday-Friday from noon to 2 p.m. The Terrace Public Library is offering com- puter classes for people of all ages. These hour long one-on-one sessions will cover any lopics ar questions you may have regarding computers, Call the library at 638-8177 to sign up. Terrace Night’s Allve has temporarily ceased programming until further notice, In the Interim, the Kermode Friendship Society will be offering youth activities Friday evenings from 8-11 p.m, A new local CB radio club Is starting up. The , Night Owl Radio Club is locking for new mem- bers. All ages are welcome, You don't have to know how to operate a CB radio or even own one to join. For more information, call Jason at 615- 8457. Sweet Adelinas Cholr meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. at Centennial Christlan School in the music room (ihe portable at the. back of the schcol}. For info, call Alfreca at 635-7602, Mitis Memorial Hospital Auxillary meelings are held on the third Monday in the monlh at 7 p.m. The venue is al the hospital in the training room. New members are very welcome, For informa- tion, calt Cathy at 635-2230. | f The Terrace Standart! is now “tn, = www lerracestandard,com Check out our sito or call 638-7283 for advertising Information Fa SERVING BREAKFAST ALL DAY PATIO OPEN DAILY STOP IN AT THE... THORNHILL PUB Ty our delicous 2 for 1 Special s Food & Great Times* 7 Days A We 'AKAREOKE SATURDAY NIGHTS , f~— « = cena em | Don't Drink & Drive =< 1 Our FREE Courtesy Van will take you home! MOTOR IN LOPEN 6AM-11PM.-7 DAYS | (THE COLD BEER | & WINE STORE | OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK a 9 a.m.to 11 p.m. Sidewater NS | 4 UP TO 70* OFF 3 All Summer CLOTHING, HATS, ACCESSORIES & FOOTWEAR Fe SUMMER SALE! 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