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APRIL 16: . JUNE 25, 19991 —
Adult Bible, ‘Study. We invite alt

who are interested ina women’s | -[-

‘bible study to y join us Tues, mor-
nings .9:30'1l.am. al Knox
., United” ‘Church,

Free Shildcare:,

“MAY. 22 Sol Tetvece Figure”
’ Skating “Club annual. general
-‘ineeting. at (7:30 p.m, in the
* Library basenient. ‘
WR Re .

“MAY 23, 191 — Skeena Valley
, Car Club will be holding regular
* meetings al Terrace Kinsmen.
Hut on. the 'corner.of: North:
’ Sparks ‘and Halliwell at - 7:30,

- pom. Meetings every 4th Thurs.

' of every month. Contact person:
Doug 635 mT ;
+

“mation meeting regarding the op-
‘tions available for seniors in Ter-
face now and in the future. 1:30
-+4 pm. on Thurs. at The Happy -
-Gang Centre (kalum | St, a
Everyone is welcome.

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12 SUNES, 1991 -—The Royal Pur-

‘ple Annual Senior Citizen Tea at
. the Elks Hall at 2822 Tetraule
_St.,: Terrace, Wed, at 2. am.

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fF | JUNE 10, 1991 — Terrace Child |

* Development Centre is having -
“their annual general meeting on
‘Mon, at the Centre (2510 South ©

‘. Wewing and renewal of member-
ship commences at 7 p. m. with

: - the’ meeting at 7:30 p.m. All
-f members and non-members
“| > welcome! :

| rere 2.28 2.7
ADULT FEMALE SUR-

’“VIVORS ( OF ° SEXUAL

, ASSAULT GROUP, Every
> Wed. 7-9p.m. Call 635-4042 for
_. further info.

TTT s :
‘BATTERED | WOMEN'S SUP-
-* PORT GROUP, Every Tues. 7-9
p.m. Call 635-6447 or 635-4042
for further info.

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“TERRACE. “DUPLICATE
BRIDGE CLUB mects at 7:15
every ‘Wed. at Caledonia Sr. Sec.
- in the cafeteria, Everyone
welcome. Fot more info. call

a + Ele Smith 11.635-4096 or “Dave:

Comfort an 35-4975,"

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or | TERRACE CO.DEPENDENTS |

* Anonymous.’ Meels Monday
- Evenings.,8-9. p.m. at Skeena

~ desire for healthy and fulfilling
’ gelationships. Contact Mary at
635-5518 ,
: rs Ss los
‘ALANON ‘MEETING, [Family
and Friends of. alcoholics meet
“Mon. nights 8 p.m.” af: ‘Mills
Memorial Hospital, psych. con-
ference room, Contacts: Noreen

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race hold their mectings on the
second and fourth Wed. of the
month. Anyone interested in
omore information abotit: the .
Kinettes or meetings please call
_ Gail Bt 635-9253.
rihke .
- FOR INFORMATION ON THE
: Girl Guide of Canada, Tall
Totem Divislon, contact Kathy
" Davies $38-1245 or Mure Cooper
638-0609. a:
ee * ee:
- AWANA. ‘CLUBS for boys and..
ee runs at Thornhill Commiuni-*
Br y Centre. every: Wed..evening at. -

"Becoming a'léader:&-teaching.a’

: 635-2577. oan Joyce at 635. $024,

edad -
MAY 23, oF — Housing infor--*

| Free!. Prizes! All seniors in Ter-_
_Tace welcame.. For further info.: §,
: :eall Beatrice | Parnell at 635-2178,

Eby: St,), Open House, display |

TODD BELLAMY

«Health: Unit, ‘The only ‘require- *
ment: for" membership’ fs: the. .

~ G35-6936. or Sharon '638-1836..
"THE KINETTE CLUB OF Ter-

a ‘Nascal Bay Log: Led; é are four: ‘4ock-oriented’”’
“local guys: that hope: to expand their repertoire -

330 p pam for info call 635. 364. -
eer -} ‘and roll," says Tény'Demelo, ‘the’ ‘25-year-old .
fONE INTERESTED, “in :

elf-help program relating to are

: “bassist Dani Carso
thritts please: phone . Mary. at. ;

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/.her'ehtymologist father, was in-
“terested ‘In the study. Of ‘insects;

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- For contributed articles,

“the deadline is $ p.m. on -

the. preceding THURS- :

is out back-to-basics Canadian rock with ‘a new local band. He’s linked up with

bassist Dan Carson, drummer Tory Demelo and guitarist Steve Holmburg.

Local rockers are
new band in town

TERRACE — Barney Bentall and the Legendary
Hearts jamming in a secund-floor downtown of-
fice three nights a week?

Fans can be excused for being confused. The
music of Canadian bands like the Northern Pikes

- and the Tragically Hip that floats out and slows
down evening walkers on Lakelse Ave. has been
coming courtesy of a new local band testing their -
tunes on passers-by from their hangout and
creative space above - the shops on the

‘ 4600-block... 0s :

“Up: the’ ‘stairs an behind ‘the. door’ marked

and: do some gigs this summer. 7
“Wedo a lot of :back-to-basics Canadiari rock ° ;

‘drummer for the as-yet-nnamed foursome. - —
i singer Todd" ‘Bellamy,

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One of Terrace’ 's oldest living
loners’ passed | away'on: April,

“Archie Hipplsley was Bl Yi
old. He was. born in a tent. at

River flats on, Aug: 22, 1909, to
‘mother Margaret Till ‘and: ‘father

“Archie: was later; adopted by
Marlantie Hippisley: because his
mother developed. .a Nervous:
system ‘disease: called’ St. Vitas -
.dance-and sould. mi Honger care -

; Marianne. Hip istey_ Was a. ’
well-known | ‘painter’ and, “like

ered-a new species. of.
beeti¢, which bears her nanie. -
Her. ‘father «— Mr. Charlie '

Parker — arrived in the Terrace

[ ‘gent (0 @ museum. - : litte.
“Archi ‘Hippisley Worked : in

sed away on Apr. 16, 1
oe with “cate

~~ Archie Hippistey

‘gratin 919-and the insecis they. people who worked for George | “ghildrer

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- Archibald Stuart Hippisiey

991 at ©

ilt: Memorial Hospital ins a
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With debi

Holmburg about three months ago, ‘and they’ ve
built a playlist of about 20 songs. ;

“We all have day jobs, so it takes some time,”
Demelo says. ‘'We’re shooting for 40 songs and
then we'll try doing some gigs."

He says there’s a. definite shortage in live
bands here, Demelo, Carson,. Holmburg and
Bellamy hope to be in action by summer, and
then some local listeners looking for a refuge
from invasions of rap, heavy metal and Pop may
fi ind their sanctuary. a

” There's no bank of keyboards or computers on
their stage. Just two electric guitars, adrum set,
‘and a pair of mikes.’

~. “We watch as many bar bands as we can and
we try not to play what they’re play: ing," Demelo
adds. ‘‘It might sound silly, but if we hear ‘so-
meone else in town start doing 4 song, we stop
doing it. We want to ary. to stand alone from
what everyone else is eoing.” " ;

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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 22, 198. _ Fae BY

“Donations sought

The Salvation Army i is in the middle of its annual: Red
Shield Appeal this month, money from which pays for. sup-
port programs in the community. :

- “Our goal this year is $23,000," Lt. Mike Hoeft of the Ter-
race Salvation Army said. “a would say right now we're at the
half-way point.” o

He sald money donated i in the past’ has provided missing
persons services, and financial, Spiritual, and building sup- _
port for the Terrace community. It. also enables under-...
privileged children to go to summer camp. He hopes to send :
30 children to camp this year.

In addition, he said, money will goto alcohol and drug. pro-
grams in Prince Rupert and Prince George, and The Grace.
Hospital and a home for unwed mothers in Vancouver.

Logo selected |

Northwest Community college's nursing program now has
its own logo. .
Designed by program co-ordinator Joanne Thompson. with
the help of the nursing faculty and the health and social ser-
vices division, it symbolizes the north (snowflake), communi-
ty (holding hands in a circle), and continuity (inner circle).
The figures are deliberately androgynous so they may be in-

terpreted as either male or female characters,

| Dates to note

Next, Thursday, May 30, the Terrace Women's Resource
Centre will be showing the fi Im Jenny, 2 film about child Sex-
ual abuse, . ©

That subject. will also be tackled the following. week —
Wednesday, June 5 — when Bili Davidson conducts a
workshop on ‘family violence. Pre-registration is requested
for this session.

For more information on the above or to learn more about
the centre and its activities, phone 638-1551.

~ Successful drive

~The local unit of the Canadian Cancer Society raised
312,800 during its April door-to-door drive.

The amount surpasses its $12,000 goal, says unit president
Nel Lieuwen. Daffodil sales added $600 and a $1,000 dona-
tion from the Elks made for a grand total of $14,400, she add-
ed.

More than 100 volunteer canvassers went door to door dur-
ing the month and their help and donations are appreciated,
Lieuwen said.

- In the meantime, the unit is looking for “buddies? to han-
dle. duties when members ‘are-away: .For information call :
‘Lieuwen at 635-7857 or Anna Edgar at 635-5943,

Theatre alive

.. Vicki Parviainen, the Theatre Alive Society and 81 young
dancers present their 16th annual dance revue 8 p.m. Satur-
day, May 25 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.

The two-hour program includes jazz, tap, modern, ballet
and ethnic dancing, and music from'1920s Charleston to a
‘Phantom of the Opera duet.

Money raised from the revue supports the Theatre Alive
Society. Tickets are available at Sight and Sound, from dance
students or by calling 635-7455 or 635-3207, Prices are $6 for
adults and $4 for senior citizens and children under 12.

- Friends of Schizophrenics

Approximately 100 Terrace residents are schizophrenics,
said Elly Kardamylakis, spokesman for the Terrace Friends
of Schizophrenics, yet only 10 receive therapy here.

“It's a hidden iliness and people are ashamed of it because
of the stigma,”’ she said. ‘It’s not multiple or split personali-
ty; it’s not mental retardation; it’s not a rare disease, One in
every 100 persons has schizophrenia.”

‘Mayor Jack Talstra declared May 25 Schizophrenia
Awareness Day in Terrace. On that day the Terrace Friends —
of Schizophrenics will be raising money in the Skeena Mall
for.research in brain illnesses. .

People with: acute. schizophrenia may suffer from delu-
sions, kaliucinations and disorganized thinking. It is a young
person's illness, and when it occurs during people’s formative
years it often destroys their future.

‘errace pioneer passes away

said she likes her new place:
keke .

There”
by :
Yvonne Moen

who has lived alt his 81 years
here in this area, will-be sorely
missed | by: the many who knew
him.

A memorial service was held
at the Anglican Church Apr. 19

officiated - “by* “Revs

Eugene
Miller, .

ays

Archie tenes beliind his dear |.

‘wife “Darothy)" and ‘four
daughters, Wo sons, 19 grand-
_Shildren, : two - great grand:
ti many, “many

» friend

TERake
On iny day ott last Tuesday, 1
. went lipst aview: Lodge:
Finds to join

_ time.” Why not'go up next Tues:

maybe. visit with:'some.of our”.

Help! Does anyone out there’
have a good picture of Sleeping
Beauty mountain? If so, Please
phone me at 638-0423.

wok ek

- Last weekend: approximately
» 275 people gathered in Terrace .
‘from across B.C. and the
Yukon for-a three-day. B.C.
Recreation and Parks’ ‘annual
conference. The delégates at.
tended 25 educational sessions;
keynote addresses anda number
of social events, . © > +

The last’ time it’ was held in
the northwest area was: 1972 in

ino on Tuesday’ 5 barbecue, Marg
and Howard Cromarty were the -
chefs. and we had a wonderful.

day at 12:15 to try. them, and .-

tocal seniors there at thes same
time. *.. Kitimat. Talking . to... Elaine
, Parmenter, who .said. the
delegates’ seemed: pleased: with
the conference, remarking ori
how’ friendly and’ wonderful
people in Terrace bre.:: :

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- Eunite Sandford is now mak: :
ing her home at: Tertaceview:
Eunice worked many. years at
Mills ‘Memorial Hospital In. ad- |
mitting; Her-familyhas gone up _ Elaine says. Ahanks:‘to: it ine
to make her new; ‘home comfor- people whd :cime™
table, with new wallpaper, rugs ‘vohunteets ‘ whe . showed thé.
‘and all Het, personhtbélorigings:
10: “bright thif bp: Bonice

greatly. appreciated, sabes

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