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TERRACE STANDA

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in the Pentecostal Fireside Room.

Concert

Skeena Junior Secondary
School's theatre and- dance

ring

Thursday/Friday: Appearing
live is "SNOWBABY"

Saturday/Sunday: Area 54 -
"Rave on."

Beasley's Mix: Friday- Live

Shames

Jan. 29 No Ego performs in the
deluge from 2-5 p.m. -

Jan 29-30 Boarders’ Ass'n
Boardercross and Big Air for

boarders and skiers. See Jeff Doll
for details. Nancy Green Races.

Jan. 23 Vertical Challenge
sponsored by Shames Mountain
Ski Club. Rules and Pledge forms
available in the lodge.

Jan, 22 Crazy Hat Day. Prizes
for the craziest hats. Dizzy Strings
perform 2-5 p.m.

Jan. 20 Ladies' Day. Special
lunch, door prizes and live music.

Jan. 19 Men's Day. Lunch, live
music and door prizes.

Bar scene

Gators Pub: Thursday night is
"Ladies Night". Win a diamond

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entertainment from Halfyard, "Man
of a thousand voices". If you-want
to hear it, just ask!

Theatre

Terrace Little Theatre presents
Norm Foster's "Wrong for Each
Other". Diana Braathen directs this
hilarious and heartbreaking look at
relationships. Running February 3,
4,5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19.

Live Music

Northwest singers will be *
performing a dessert concert #4
Saturday, Jan 22, 2000 at 7:30 p.m.

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Baby's Name: Baby's Names:
Ethan Foster Drew Mikala Delaney
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth:

Dec. 10, £999 at 3:43 p.m,

Jan, 5, 2000 at 9:39 a.m.
Weight: 7 lbs 1202, Sex: Male

Weiglit: 8 Ibs 141402. Sex: Female

Parents: Eck & Jocelyna Drew Parents: Lee & Simone Snyder
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Baby's Name: : .
Danielle Paige LeBeau as Name:
Date & Time of Birth: ynn Marie
: Date & Time of Birth:

Dec, 13, 1999 at 10:53 an,
Weight: 8 lbs 15 oz. Sex: Female
Parents: Pam Essensa &

Jan. 5, 2000 at 12:30 p.m:
Weight: 7 lbs. Sex: Female
Parents: Scott & Tiffony MeLeed:

Patrick LeBeau
@ 2 oe 4
Baby's Name: .. Baby's Name:
Holly Elizabeth Sidney Alexander Sampare
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth:

Dec. 20, £999 at 12:10 p.m. Jan. 5, 2000 al 9:07 p.m.
Weight: G lbs. 402, Sex: Female .~ Weigitt: 10 lbs. 14/07, Sex: Male
Parents; Catherine& Parents; Maureen &
Ronald Therrien Dennis Sampare

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Wednesday, January 12

Will Power or Won't Power: The
Woes of Weight Loss Diets A free pre-
sentation on diet fads with community
nutritionist, Flo Sheppard at the Terrace
Public Library Wednesday, Jan. 19 at 7
p.m. Registration not required. Call the li-
brary for more information at 638-8177.

- Baby Massage: Learn how to massage

your baby by a qualified massage therap-

ist from Jan. 19 to Feb. 9 from 1-2 p.m.
Every ‘Wednesday. FREE. Come to the
Northwest Health Unit at 3412 Kalum

towel and massage ail

Thuxsday, January 20

TODDLER TIME: A group exper-
ience for parents and their. toddlers (14
months to 20 months), focusing on the
pleasure of power of using rhymes, songs
and stories together.

The program takes place on Thursdays
at 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. starting on Thurs-
day, January 20, 2000 for 10 weeks.

The program is free. Drop-in. Registra-
tion is not required. Call the library for
more information at 638-8177.

'_ Friday, January 21

TICKLES AND TALES: A group ex-
perience for parents and their babies (0-
13 months), focusing on the pleasure and
power of using rhymes, songs and stories
together.

The program takes place on Fridays at
10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. starting on Fri-
day, January 21, 2000 for 10 weeks. The
program is free. Drop-in. Registration is

~- not required. Call the library for more in-
-. formation at 638-8177,

. ‘Terrace families are asked to unplug

the television during TERRACE UN-
PLUGGED WEEK from January 23-30,

.2000. Families are encouraged to spend
time together reading, playing board

games, participating in sports activities,
making crafts, going for walks, talking
and doing anything else that does nat in-
volve the television or other electronic
media, Special programs are planned at
the Terrace Public Library, the Family
Place and local schools. There will be a
draw for Terrace Unplugged Week for
those who choose to pull the plug for
even one hour a day during the week.
Entry.forms are available at the Terrace
Public Library. Prizes include books, fit-
ness passes, shirts and much more!

Monday, January 24

The North West Health Unit and. the
Canadian Cancer Society are offering a
new Quit Smoking program called
Fresh Start starting on Jan 24 and running
twice weekly for four weeks. The course,
which will be held at the Health Unit
from 7-9 p.m. , is designed to help smo-
kers.make the decision to quit and to sup-
port their efforts to stay quit. Information
videos, group discussions, relaxation
skills and peer support are just some of
the ways used to make quitting easier for
Fresh Start participants. The cost per per-
son is $50 or $75/two. For more info on
how you can sign up, contact the Health
Unit at 638-2200.

Terrace Pentecostal Assembly inter-

* church ladies meeting at 7:30 p.m. All
- women aré welcome to attend. Please

bring a plate of your favorite snack food

productions at the REM Lee
Theatre.

Dance
modern, Tap and Mambo #5,
student choreography on Tuesday,
Jan. 25 at 6:30 p.m.

Theatre Arts and Dance: Soap
Opera, spoof, Fairy Tale and Dance
productions on Wednesday, Jan.
26 at 6:30 p.m.

Make the ‘Scene!
7283 or fax to 638-8432 to add
your event to the Standard's free
entertainment listings. The deadline

Recital: Hip-hop,

Call 638-

5 p.m. Thursday for the

following week's paper.

(cookies, squares, veggies) and join us
for an evening of fellowship, singing and
encouragement.

‘Tuesday, January 25

Getting rid of your stress: A workshop
for women from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Learn
how to identify and deal with everyday
stress in a comfortable and safe environ-
ment. We all experience stress in our
everyday lives, but research has shown
that women and men are stressed by dif-
ferent things and deal with it in different
ways. This workshop is designed to give

Street. dM Kathleen Parry at 638-2200.to~ iwomton fast and effective ways to get rid. 7.
ohio repister: Bring a -blanketss“oleve ryidayatressnebieolass'is free but is'* eae

restricted to 15 participants so pre-regi-
Stration is suggested. Call 638-0228 to re-
gister.

Thursday, January 27
Terrace Public Library’s Adult Book
Club will hold its first meeting in the li-
brary’s meeting room at 7:30 p.m. Adults
interested in joining the book club are
welcome to attend. Call Holly at 638-
8177 for more info.

Gateway Behavioural Support Ser- .

vices Autism workshop at the Northwest
community Health Services Society Au-
ditorium from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Topics in-
clude: general characteristics of autism
and other pervasive developmental disor-
ders, proactive philosophies, positive be-
havioural programming, some strategies
to enhance communication and meet sen-
sory needs. Presenter is Natasha McDo-
nald, coordinator/behavioural support
therapist.

All are welcome to Terrace Scottish
Country Dancers Seventh Burns’ pot
luck supper and entertainment ( in ce-
lebration of Robert Burns (1759-1796) at
6 p.m. at Knox United Church. For further
info call 635-4428.

B.C. Schizophrenia Society sponsors
The Mary Moller Tapes. Come learn
about understanding and communicating
with a person who has delusions, halluci-
nations or mania. The delusions seminar
takes place Jan. 29, hallucinations takes
place Feb. 26 and Mani March 25, All
from 2-4 p.m. Call 635-8206 or 635-3620
for more info. ,

Monday, January 31
ECEBC Terrace AGM: The Early
Childhood Educators of BC Terrace
Branch will be holding its annual general
meeting at 7 p.m. at Paces Daycare
centre. For more info call Ann 638-1863.

Regular meeting of the Terrace
Model Airplane Club at 7 p.m. at the
Terrace Public Library. All interested
wercome. For more info call George 638-

Friday. February 11

The Terrace Ladies Bonspiel 2000

takes place Feb. 11, 12, 13. Join in for

lots of fun. To register call Keith at 635-
5583. a

WEEKLY MEETINGS
. FRIDAYS

ORIGAMI CLUB meets every second
and fourth Friday at the Library Meeting

Room at 7 p.m. For: more information call .

Noriko at 638-8529,

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MUSIC

Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Dance The Night Away!

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Every Tuesday is open
: 7pm * | 6am- 11pm.
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: Every | The Cold Beer &
Thursday Wine Store is open
Come in and 11 am-11 pm
join the fun ‘| for your convenience

Come & dine with us
Choose from a variety
of interesting specials like

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| Guail-Duckbreast-Pork Tenders
Seafood-Lamb-Veal-Steaks
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(above The Back Eddy Pub)
4332 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, BC

Fax: 635-9182

Slippery Elm
Did you know there's an herb that helps the body with either}
constipation or diarrhea? :
A gentle herb, Slippery Elm’s main action is in the gastrointesti- F
nal tract. '
The American First Nations peoples were lirst to use |
Pioneers, and even George Washington's army survived bitte
conditions with only the food of the Slippery Elm tree.
Strengthening qualities are of note, :
Formerly fisted as an official drug in the U.S. Pharmacopeia
Mistudies show this herb to benefit coughs, stomach and bowel F
a problems. :
It Is reported to coat over ulcers In the stomach and bowels, E
reating a buffer against irritations. It offers help for a delicate
tomach, neutralizing stomach acidity and absorbing foul gases. §
Digestion may be improved. i
Bowel complaints such as colitis, Crohn's disease, diverticulitis f
nd constipation have demonstrated relief with the use of a little f-
lippery eim. Oflen, the body may be able to rid itself of excess §
mucous. AThis could be in part due to the soothing, lubricating
ffect of the herb's mucllage. r
The adrenal giands, lungs and kidneys also may be nourished
by this food. ; a *
Slippery Eim, contains as much nutrtlon as oatmeal. It's
source of vitamins A, F, K and P, as well as tha minerals Iron,
sodium, calcium, selenium, iodine, copper, zinc, potassium an
hosphorus.
A range of people, Irom young children, invalids and adult
have historically benelited from using this herbal food. ;
THE SOLUTION: Slippery elm is often encapsulated for easa fF:
: of use. Look for a source offering the Inner bark, and free of fillars
§Some therapists recommend supplementing with 640 mg thre
Imes dally.
Remember, healthy bodies work, play, and feel better!

‘[ For information, a consultation or to |
purchase herbal nutrition products —
at wholesale prices contact:
Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Sid & Therese Ross,
Darcie Annesley, Maurean Gent, Wayne Gray,
Joan Hough (Kitimat)
Bruno Belanger & Krista Bottyan (Terrace).
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Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace
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