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' NOVEMBER 14,”

: NOVEMBER 19,
. Women's Aglow. Fellowship -
' Northwestern B.C, Area Board |
‘will be holding a meeting at

. 7330 p.m, in: the Chalet _

' Brother’s. annual

; OCTOBER 24- NOV. 17, 1990
‘|: — An: exhibition: of water.
7 colours, ‘photographs, oils and

drawings by local poet and ar-
tist Michel K, Bateman is cur-
rently on display at the Kitimat

; Centennial Museum. Evyoca-
i" ‘tion; The Poetry of. Painting.

runs until November JAM. °
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“1990 =

Masters Swim Club registration’

is on Wed. at 8:30 p.m. at the

pool, Bring your swim suit!

weak

Réstaurant Oe a

. metting-room);:8§2 Tsimshian.

1990 —7

Blyd., City ‘Centre, ‘Kitimat. ‘

i Speakers will. be some of the

women from the area executive —

: board, Ali Terrace area women

are welcome to come and join
us in Kitimat. For further info.

* gall Irene at 635-5413 or Janet

635-5061 evenings.

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NOVEMBER 20, 1990 —- ‘Big
—peneral
meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m
in the Inn of the West,

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DECEMBER 4, 1990 — An-.
nual General. Meeting ‘of
Skeena Valley Golf and Coun-
try Club at 6:00 p.m. at the
Clubhouse.

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DECEMBER 5, 1990 — The
Ksan House Society will be
holding their: annual general.
mesting, Wed. in the Library
meeting room. “All ‘members
and interested people are in-

vited to attend. For Further.in- °

formation, call 435-2373.
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‘ADULT | FEMALE | SUR-

VIVORS OF .SEXUAL:

ASSAULT GROUP. Every

Wed, 7 - 9 p.m, Calf 635-4042

for further, info...

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BATTERED WOMEN’
S SUPPORT GROUP, Every
Tues. 7 - 9 p.m. Call 635-6447
Or 635-4042 for further info.

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TERRACE, DUPLICATE.
BRIDGE CLUB meets at 715
every Wed. at Caledonia Sr.

- See. in the cafeteria. Everyone

welcome..For more info, call
Ellen Smith at 635-4096 or
Dave Comfort at 635-4875.

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THE KINETTE CLUB OF

Terrace hold their meetings on’

the second and fourth Wed, of

the month, Anyone interested °

in more information abou} the
Kinettes or meetings please call
Gail at 635-9253.

. Oo
WOMEN’S SUPPORT
GROUP will be meeting every

Thursday from 1-3 p.m. in the
Conference Room at the Psych
Unit. For. further info, call”

8:30 - 4:30 p.m.)
KAKKK

held downstairs at the Kermode
Friendship Centre at 7:30. Now

info. call 635-4906 (Mon. - Fri.
8:30 - 4:30 p.m.)
: kKkeKKK .
~~ Co- DEPENDANTS-
ANONYMOUS, Is a 12 step. .
fellowship specifically designed
for those who. wish to improve
* their relationships with others.
-Tf-you have problems forming
cor maintaining intimate rela-
tionships, these meetings may
“help. Videos and educational
. material are part of the format.
2 Meetings are 8 p.m.-9 p.m,
» Mondays at, the Health. Unit:
Auditorium: : “For* more’. infor-

'638-8714.. Ne
welcome.

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-: NOBODY'S PERFECT, a free
five week parenting program
~ for low-income parents with
“children from birth ta age five
[- is now taking registration. for
“October classes. Please call

" Candice “635-2116 or Carol
, 635- 3459 lo register.

“The Terrace Standard
2 “offers ‘What's Up asa
“public: ‘service _ to * its
readers. and those. com-
“muntliy organizations: in
the. area.

Mem. for this section

ar eanizations and for
_ those. events in which
«there is no cost to ‘gain
dmigsion, r

on deadlines, we, ask
that all Items be submit-
d: by” noon on - the
FRIDAY preceding : the
following” week's “Iasue,
‘We alan ask that Items be
ypewrltten or be Priated

Benita at 635-4906.(Mon. - Fri,
" WED. NITE VIDEOS will be.

playing:.-Educational videos on’:
Alcohol and Drugs. For further: -”

re

: mation’ phone 635: SSB Or 2.

‘To meet our produc: ‘

complished: cellist

dollars [

; ~ HIGH’ ENERGY,

It was

called a Workout for

Heart and a real

_. workout it was as par-
' ticipants went through

their paces led by focal
fitness - instructors. A

_. total of 43 residents took
"part in ‘the event, a fun-

'draiser organized by the
local chapter of the B.C.
Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation. The final pledge
total was $2,229.80
with Glenna Brundige
leading. the way.with an

impressive $5035 50

~New

Bveryone at the Northwest

- Academy for. the Performing
. Arts is. pleased to now. have .

Heinz ‘Radek as part ‘of: their
group... oe
‘Heinz first visited: Terrace 10

years ago on yacation and’ said’

at the time he would like some
day to live here. Well, he and
his wife:-moved here from
Calgary three months ago and
are very much enjoying the
great outdoors.

Heinz has given private violin
lessons for the past 18 years and
is now violin instructor at the
academy. He‘ is also an ac-

and has °

face on

played in quartets and quintets,

In-1965 he founded the Calgary
Mens’

Choir, a German-
Canadian choir, that is still ac-

a tive today:

“He studied violin in Germany
with concert masters

Freudenberg and Hubler.

Awarded | his. international

‘violin teacher's degree while in

Germany, he emigrated to
Canada in 1960 and spent the
first 12 years in this country
teaching violin at the Prairie Bi-

ble school near Calgary.

Three of his former students
now play: ‘with the Vancouver,

Terrace standard Wednesday, November 14, 1990 ~ Page Bt

Celebrity bow! to
mark anniversary:

Terrace’s Special Olympics athletes will be joining their

counterparts across the province Dec. 1 as they celebrate the..

tenth anniversary of the formation of B.C. Special Olympics.
To mark the occasion, Special Olympics are arranging for a
number of well-known community figures to gather at the
local alley for a celebrity bowling tournament, to be followed
by an anniversary reception.
The Terrace chapter has 30 athletes on their roster at the
moment. Bowlers and swimmers are already in action and it

hopes to begin floor hockey and powerlifting in the near -

future.
Future competition plans include participation inthe Nor-

thern Winter Games to be.held here in February, 1991, the

B.C. Winter Games in Duncan, the B.C. Special Olympics

Games in-Prince George as well as smaller meets across the

north.

And that is s where residents can 1 help the Special Olympic
athletes by donating to their ‘Loonies for Luck’” campaign.
Money raised will be used to cover the athletes travel ex-
-penses.

Collection inxs will be found at several local businesses i in-
cluding here at the Terrace Standard or donations can be sent
directly to B.C. Special Olympics, Box 339, Terrace, V8G

Pool shark alert

The terror begins on a balmy night in late June.

A group of young people are gathered around a bonfire en-
joying a moonlit picnic. Chrissie, who has been sitting off to
one side, decides it is a perfect night for midnight swim.

But beneath the calm surface ‘of the water, three tons of
white death awaits the unwary...JAWS!

Residents can live the horror when Thursday, Nov. 22
when the Northwest Community: College students association
stages a theatre performance in the pool beginning at 9.30
p.m. For more information, contact Coleen Kennedy at
635-6511, local 332.

Appeal launch near

The Terrace Seventh Day Adventist church will be launch a
door-to-door canvas this Saturday as part of the its 83rd an-
nual World Service Appeal.

Pastor Ulrich Unruh said the. appeal, known as Ingather-
ing, has.two-objectives: to raise. money to support disaster

, telisf, welfare, ediicational and medical care programs arid to

increase’ public. awareness of those services and the church’s
activities and aims. .

Unruh said money raised: Was allocated to local services (13
per cent), provincial projects such as camps for the under-
privileged and health seminars (43 per cent) with the balance
meeting special needs in nearly 200 countries. That last in-
cluded drilling water wells, child-care clinics, irrigation pro-
jects and disaster relief.

“As a result of our health, education and welfare

outreaches, we are able to bring assistance to millions of peo-
ple in 86 per cent of the world’s countries. This achievement is
due to the generous support of communities like Terrace give
to the annual appeal,”’ he added.

local music scene

Winnipeg and Toronto sym-
phonies.

Since. arriving in Terrace, he
has been gathering students and
says he can comfortably handle
up to 40 students a week. He
wants. eventually to forma
chamber: orchestra — including
cello,’ clarinet and violin —
made-up of his students. -

Anyone wanting to learn to
play violin can give Heinz a call

at 638- -1183 or 635-7536.

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The academy is now well into
its fall program and is about to
start a series of afternoon
recitals at its studios. The first

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FAMILY TREE, An efrly birthday present for. Mary Worabec (sealed) v was. s this five-generation family
gathering. She Is flanked by (left-to-right) her'daughter Alice McCulloch, grandson Robert McCulloch
. and Breat ‘aranc: -daughter Julie Laurence poking: Travis, the latest in the lines ;

Cr Sey

“Here ‘n

There”’
by
Yvonne Moen

take place this Saturday, Nov.
17 with Colleen Harkonen’s
‘students performing at 1.30
p.m, and 3.30 p.m. The follow-

‘ing day Bonnie MacNeill’s

students perform at 2 p.m, On
Saturday, Nov. 24 it is the turn
of Eva Collier’s students — 1
p.m. and 3 p.m, — while Ann
Hill's students will perform on

the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. |

25.
The recitals are being staged

as part of Canada Music Week .

which is sponsored by the Cana-
dian Federation of Music
Teachers and most of the music
is by Canadian composers.
Anyone is welcome to drop
into the studios (306-4720

Lakelse) to enjoy the perfor-—

mances, For more information,
phone 638-1183.-,
eee
Looking for a lovely evening
of great food and enterlain-
ment? Why not (ake in the Ter-
tace¢ Italian-Canadian club’s an-
nual Christmas dance? It takes
place Saturday, Dec. .1 in the
Arena banquet hall beginning at
7 p.m. The dinner, of course,
will be Italian.

For tickets, phone Carlo or .

Lucy Stella at 635-6703 or drop

in to All-Star shoe repairs,

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Paulette. .and Robert Me-
Culloch have had daughter Julie

and . new . grandson Travis -

‘Laurerice | up from Victdrlafor a
visity:It. gave. the McCulloch

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family an opportunity to pose
for the five generation photo
seen at bottom left. A few
friends also took the opportuni-
ty to throw a baby shower for
Julie.

Incidentally, greal-great-
grandmother Mary Worabec is
celebrating her 97th birthday on
Nov. 17 and we, of course, want
to wish her many more years of

good health, |
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News from -the Willows:

Residents want to welcome
Gladys Hales who is now mak-
ing her home there, November
birthdays include Rod Falconer
(Nov, 12), Felix Goyette (Nov
24), Kathleen Varner (Nov. 26)
and Helen Pilla (Nov. 26).

Everyone is glad Helen Pilla
is now out of hospital. She is
staying with her daughter for a
little while,

Good health to ‘all at the
Willows and have a nice week,

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News from *Terraceview

Lodge: This month. birthdays

- are celebrated by Hazel Schultz,

82; Patrick. O'Gorman, 87;
Martha MacLean, 90; Emily
Carlsen, 90; Olin Parker, 63;
and Elva Mojak, 66.
Terraceview is having a Tea
and Bazaat:onDec. 4, There
will be lots of. goodies but it is

asking anyone: who would like —

to -contribiite, “handicrafts or

“baking to’ phone Donna or Ruth
vat Terraceview:s a

; activity centre.

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