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AGATORS: Back by popular demand
is Pushy Pushy,

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ABEASLEY’S MIX: Live entertain-
ment with Halfyard, the amazing one-
man band every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday night.

CELEBRATE:

AKIDS DAY: All children are invited
to Kid’s day at Terraceview Lodge Fri-
day, July 30 from 2-3:30 p.m. to
celebrate Riverboat Days. There will be
food, games, and lots of fun. Come visit
with pioneers!

ARIVERSIDE FESTIVAL: Country
and Bluegrass music fans are invited
to attend Terrace’s first annual country
and bluegrass music festival. The event
will take place August 13-15 at Har-
lee’s Place, 11 kilometres North of Ter-

B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999

_TERRA CE STANDARD

COUNTRY MUSIC FANS: Harley and Mick-
ey Poague are helping to organize Terrace's
first annual country and bluegrass music fes-
tival August 13-15 at Har-lee's Place, 114
North of Terrace on Kalum Lake Drive,

race on Kalum Lake Drive, The event
will feature music by Moonshine, the
Bulkley Valley Old-Time — Fiddlers,
Chuck Irvin, Harley and Mickey
Poague, the Gospel Hillbillies and many

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Wednesday, July 28
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at th
Church of God, 3341 River Dr. i

fun. For more info call Corrina Mi
ler at 638-1561.

Saturday, July 31

Linnae. Bee. at 635-9111:
Monday, August 2.6

V.B.S, “Hooked on Jesus". We'

35171 Eby Street from 1-3 p.m.

Thursday, August 5-8

624-8088,
Friday, August 6
THE CANADIAN CANCER

(NWCHSS)

supplaments.

Calcium js the most abundant mineral in our bodies,
‘which should be an alertto just how important it is. We are all
‘f @fcouraged to consume more calcium from our diet and as

But did you know about the complementary rola of both

Unit. For appointments call 638
2200.

Friday, August 13-15

Thornhill. Camp runs Tuesday to
Thursday from 1-4 p.m. Crafts,
Puppet shows, singing and lots of

ICBC YOUTH employment initia-
tive: Road safety message contest
for children 12 years old and under
at George Little Park from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m, For more information call _

if you want your children to have
some summer fun, come to the

help them catch their limit with
videos on the big screen crafts,
games, refreshments and more at
the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly,

UDDER THEATRE FESTIVAL:
featuring 8 plays performing con-
tinuously over the weekend on the
free outdoor stage. Come to Prince
Rupert and enjoy the arts! For mare
information call David Smook at

SOCIETY and North West Com-
munity Health Services Society
are sponsoring a
Women's Breast Self Examination
Clinic from 2-4 p.m. at the Health

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more. Tickets can be purchased at Sight
and Sound (Terrace Mall and Kitimat)
and Elegance Fashions. A three-day
weekend pass costs $35 per person. Day
passes cost $10 on Friday and Sunday,
and $15 on Saturday. Children under 12
years of age (with parents) are free. - -

ART _
GALLERY:

AUntil Sept 12: SUMMER MEM-
BER SHOW. Exhibition featuring
artwork from local, regional and nation-
al artists who are all members of the
Terrace Art Association, The artwork
on display will consist of a variety of
mediums, such oil, watercolor and
acrylic paintings as well as pottery, pho-
tography and fibre arts.

Make the ’Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax
to 638-8432 to add your event to the
Standard’s free entertainment listings,
The deadline ts 5 p.m. Thursday for ihe
following week’s paper,

CAMP PHOENIX: Come join the
€ adventure! Boys and girls ages 8-
n 12 can participate in archery, arts
and crafts, canoeing, games,
sports, outdoor adventure, swim-
ming etc. at Camp Mcinnis on Lake
I Tsitnic near Prince George.
Sponsored by youth parliament.
We provide oppertunities for chil-
dren who would not otherwise be
able to atlend summer camp. Sub-
sidization available from B.C. Hydro
and Vancouver Children’s Fund.
For an application call Jeff at 635-

nes ‘phoenic@bcyp.be, CA

Wednesday, September 1
POETRY CONTEST: Teens ages
12-18 are invited to submit poetry
ll to the Terrace Public Library's 2nd
annual poetiy contest. Deadline for
entry submissions September 1,
1999. Win cash prizes. First prize is
$100; second prize is $75; third
prize Is $50. Contest details are
available at the library. For more in-
formation call Holly at 638-8177,

Around Town

SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE
ANACHRONISM is a non-profit ed-
ucational organization whose focus
is to recreate life in the Middie

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Ages. Ranging form the years 600
AD to 1650 AD, the SCA creates
an atmosphere of pageantry and
courtly appeal. If you have an inter-
est in any of the various aspects of
Medieval fife, or would like to see
what we are up to, call Roudrick or
-  Morrigain at 635-4538,

HEPATITIS C SUPPORT GROUP:
lf you or someone you know would

magnesium and vitamin D? indications are that calcium can-
not be absorbed without vitamin D and the proper balance of
magnesium.

Benefits are found to be calming, and may be helpful to
those of all ages with insomnia, nervousness, hypoglycemia,
‘| muscle cramps or spasms, restless legs, PMS cramps, or to
relieve tremors associated with drug and alcoho! withdrawal.
These minerals are indicated to benefit the heart muscles and
sf} Normalize blood pressure. They may also reduce breast fen-
demase, aid digestion, and help with tissue and collagen
repair.

Low levels of these minerals have been linked to
erdametriasis, kidney stones, chranic fatigue, depression,
tooth dacay and migraine haadaches,

Soft diinks may depiete your body of calcium and
increase the likelihood of osteoporosis. Consuming plenty of
chocolate, spinach or rhubarb, and high fat diets prevent
proper calcium absorption

Unfortunately, few of us understand that most calclum
supplements are poorly absorbed, a

THE SOLUTION: is to use a chelated calcium/magnesium
supplement with vitamin D that dissolves instantly for immadi-
ate use by our bodies.

Peopla who obtain adequate calcium are lass likely to suf-
ter osteoporosis later In life. Don't wait until later to find out if
your supplement was benefiting you: assure now that your
cholce af minerals will be truly nourishing.

.._ Remember a healthy body works, plays. and feels better. J

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FESTIVAL will take piace at the
Kispiox Valley Rodeo Grounds. For
more info or to volunteer and eam
a weekend pass call Karen
Martinsen at 842-5202,

Saturday, August 21

3RD ANNUAL ROSSWOOD
MUSIC JAMBOREE at the
Resswood Community — Falr-
grounds. The Jamboree is a music
celebration that brings together Io-
cal and regional performers as well
as hundreds of music fans, All
Styles of music are encouraged,
Also a children’s area and stage
and food and craft vendors.
Volunteers and musicians needed.
Cail Yvonne: 635-2263. Tickets
available at Sight and Sound. Cost
before July 19 is $25 family, $12
adult, $5 youth. Tickets after July
19 cost family $35, adult $18 and
youth $8.

Monday, August 30-31
AUDITIONS for “One Flew Over

_ the Cuckoo's Nest” at the McColl

Playhouse, 3625 Kalum St, at 7:30
p.m. Neasded 12 male roles and 4
females, Performance dates are
November 18-20, 25-27, Dec, 2-4,
No experience necessary — wal
train you from scratch! Crew posi-
tions also avallable. Call Marianne
at 635-2942 for more info.

Sunday, Aug. 29-Sept. 4

like the help of a Hep C support
group, please call the health unit at
638-2200 and ask for Carol.

YOUTH MENTORSHIP PRO-
GRAM: About 300 volunteer busi-
ness professionals across B.C. are
wanted to become mentors to
young entrepreneurs. To be an
eligible mentor, you should have at
least two years of business experi-
ence in B.C, and a strong desire to
make a positive difference in a
young person's lila. The youth
mentorship program Is a part of the
province's Youth Options B.C.
which provides young people with
education, skills training and work
experience. Mentors contribute to
developing ideas, self-confidence,
networking contacts and improved
business skills. For more info call 1-
877-BC-YOUTH or visit Web site at
www. youth. gov, be.ca,

The Terrace Standard offers she
community calendar as a public ser-
vice to ts readers and community or-
ganizations.

This columa is intended for non-
profit organizations and those events
for which there is no admission
charge. diems will run two weeks be-
fore each evert.

We ask that items be submitied by 5
p.m. on the Thursday before the issue
in which it is to appear.

Submissions should be typed or
printed neatly,

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