The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 13, 1996 - B3

Couniry star comes here GRIME LAL

BC COUNTRY music artist
Rachel Matkin is really
living beyond her dreams.

With a major recording
contract just recently signed,
and a new music video fin-
ished, she’s on the brink of
something big,

That's why Terrace Litile
Theatre is happy to bring
Matkin to Terrace on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 20 at the REM
Lee Theatre.

Clearly a rising voice in
the business, Matkin’s un-

' adorned, unaffected and ul-

terly unforced — sonority,
makes the grade with flying
colours, Her album, Living
Beyond Our Dreams, was
produced by Tony Rudner,
whose credits include Farm-
ers Daughters and Brent
Howard,

Living Beyond Our
Dreams underscores the ar-
rival of a world-class talent
with a thoroughly distinc-
live vocal style that never
departs from its promise to
deliver the genuine country
goods,

Rachel started her musical
journey at the age of two,
Singing with her father,
Dave, while growing up ina
remote log cabin in British
Columbia’s Fraser Canyon.

Along with her dad and
two brothers, Seth and Judd,
the Matkin Family Band
was formed and performed
throughout Western Canada
for a number of yeais. At
21, Rachel Matkin is a sea-
soned performer.

Rachel Matkin

In 1989 the B.C.C.M.A,

awarded her ‘Junior
Vocalist of the Year’
honours. At the 1996

B.C.C.M.A. Awards Show,
Rachel was awarded with
“The Ray McCauley
Memorial Horizon Award,’’
and her album = Living
Beyond Our Dreams, won
the top spot as Album of the
Year.

Rachel Matkin and her
band will be in Terrace on
Wednesday, Nov. 20, bring-
ing her music, and style, to

her countless fans who have
asked for this outstanding
new Canadian country star
to come and share her heart
and music with them.

Tickels for Rache] Matkin
are available from Uniglobe
Courlesy Travel, for $22 per
seat. This is a benefit con-
cert, and the net proceeds
will be donated to Applause
°97, a telethon for the con-
struction of a new 250 seat
Performing Arts Centre for
Terrace,

Helping in times of need

CRISIS INTERVENTION volunteers are
needed by the Sexual Assault Centre.
Volunteers should be people who are in-
- terested in helping others who have been
sexually assaulted, children who have been
sexually abused, and people who have been

abused by their spouse,

Volunteers receive about 50 hours of
training, based on the Ministry of Attorney

fidentiality.

Potential applicants will be asked to un-
dergo a screening interview, a criminal
record check and take an oath of con-

The Sexual Assault Centre is holding two
orientation meetings for interested

volunteers on Nov. 26 at noon and at 7 p.in.

General’s victim assistance program.

Ev’ Ss Menswear

Mect at the centre at 202-4630 Lazelle Ave.
For more information, call 635-1911,

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can make it.

FIRE FIGHTERS ANNUAL MUSCULAR
DYSTROPHY BOOT DRIVE!

The City of Terrace, Thornhill, Terrace/Kitimat Airport, Gitaus and Kitsum
Kalum Fire Fighters ore again gearing up for their annual Muscular
Dystrophy Boot Drive in Terrace and Thornhill on Friday, November 15th,
and Saturday, November 16th, 1996.

The people of Terrace, Thornhill and are really get behind us every year
now they'll be very generous again this year. We hope to meet and
beat last year’s total of $6,400.00.

All the money raised from the Boot Drive will go to fund research and
equipment projects sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy Association of
Canada, There's a long way to go yet but - one step at a fine - fogelher we

When you see “THE BOOT” please give generously and help us support
this very worthwhile cause.

THANK YOU!

Terrace, Thornhill, Airport, Gitaus and
Kitsum Kalum Fire Fighters,

4103 a St. Terrace_

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Trustee

Concerned about students
Involved in Thornhill Schools
Com m itted fo improve public education

Gary Turner

HGS

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