82 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 4, 2000

TERRACE STANDARD

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Bar Scene

Gators Pub: Appearing until Sept. 30,
Vedanta.

Every Wednesday come and play Gator's
Games! Sponsored by local businesses. Win
great prizes.

Every Thursday is still the best Ladies
Night in town. bese oa

Beasley's Mix: Monday Night Football
live on the big screen TV. Weekly give-
aways.

George's Pub: Playing Oct. 3 to 7, Risky
Business. _

Relax and enjoy great daily specials at the
Northern Motor Inn and the great live music
throughout the week.

Theatre

On Oct. 7, the Terrace Little Theatre pre-
sents two one-act plays, Orgazmo Aduito
Escapes from the Zoo and Bed Among the
Lentils, at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Show
starts at 8 p.m. Both are described as dark
comedies and feature the Jessie Richardson
Award-winning actress, Rosy Frier-Dryden,
who received the Vancouver Sun's Reader's
Choice Award for Best Actress at the 1998
International Fringe Festival for Bed Among
the Lentils . This presentation is a fundraiser
for the TLT’s building fund. Tickets at Uni-
globe Courtesy Travel.

Scared Seriptless, fast and furious comic
improvisation by ever-popular Vancouver

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TheatreSports. Each performance is unique,
because the players construct a series of hi-
larious scenes based on the wit and whimsy
of the audience. This is a special fundraiser
for the Terrace Little Theatre's building fund.
Show starts at 8 p.m. Oct, 27 at the R.E.M.
Lee Theatre. Tickets at Uniglabe Courtesy
Travel.

Film fest

Pacific Cinematheque's Travelling Pic-
ture Show returns to Terrace from October
ta December at the Tillicum Twin Theatres
on alternate Mondays at 9:15 p.m. The next
film, Limbo, an American film by Lonestar
director John Sayles, hits the screen Oct. 16.
The film tour is jointly-sponsored by the
Northwest Development Education Associa-
tion and the Terrace and District Multicultural
Association.

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Visual arts

Women Without Boundaries continues at
the Terrace Art Gallery until Oct. 22, This is
a show of unique paintings by four women,
Sylvia Sands (Johnson), of Rosswood B.C.,
Manzanita Snow of Haida Gwaii, Irene Hor-
ner of Terrace, and Gail Turner Sears of Ter-
race. These four women dare to paint what
they feel, explore different mediums and try
new subject material. mo

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The Celiac Association starts its fall
support meetings. 7 p.m. at the Skeena
Health Unit, featuring a special
“Pampered Chef” party with gluten-free
foods, Contact Carol: 638-8423.

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Kidney Foundation’s Roundup for Re-
search Jail and Bail takes place at the

Aug 29, 2000 at 6:45 p.m.
Weight: 8 lbs. 5 02, Sex: Female
Parents: Josh & Lauralee

Sept. 13, 2000 at 11:24 p.m.
Weight: 8 lbs.9 oz, Sex: Fentale
Parents: Sean Heathfield &

Weight 7 lbs. 5 4:02. Sex: Female
Parents: Stella & Luls Trigo
Tylor Evans

Sept. 15, 2000 at 5:17 p.m.
Weight: 7 lbs. 702, Sex: Male
Parents: Scott & Amy Vandenberg

Sept. 17, 2000 at 5:42 p.m.
Weight: 7 lbs 602, Sex: Female
Parents: Jacquelin MacIntyre &

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Weight: 8 lbs. 3 oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Sherry Parnell &

Skeena Mall. Put your boss behind bars.
Can he or she rasie enough money for
bail? All bail money goes to kidney Re-
search. Call 635-1471 for more info,

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Terrace and Area Community Health
Council meets at 7:15 p.m. at the educa-
tion room at Mills Memorial Hospital.

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Gay Potluck, 6 p.m. at the Family Place,

Baby's Name; Baby’s Name: 4553 Park Ave. All gay, bisexual, two-
Natalie Michelle Davis Ryan Eildert Vandenberg spirited and transgendered people wel-
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Mood Disiorders Association of B.C.,

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eee Date & Time of Birth: at 7:30 p.m. at the Stepping Stone Club-

house, at 3302 Sparks Ave. The group is
for family, friends, and persons with de-
pressive, bi-polar and other mood disor-
ders. For information,’ contact Allen at
638-49. ; ;

Ksan House Soclety’s Women’s Drop-
in Group starts meeting again. It’s a
group for adult women who have exper-
ienced some form of abuse’in their lives,
providing an opportunity to share, listen;
and connect with other women: The group
runs every Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the

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Ksan House Society’s office at 4724 La-
zelle Ave., the. pink house behind McDo-
nald’s. Childcare subsidy available by re-
quest. For ino, call 635-2373.

Building Healthier Bables, Building
Blocks and Nobody’s Perfect are hos-
ting an Open House between 10 a.m. and
2pm. at 4665 Park Ave, Learn about our
programs, meet our staff, read our infor-
mative displays, and visit our new loca-
tion. Refreshments. Bring a friend! Call
Jeanie at 635-1830 for more information.

day for the following week's paper.

Skeend.. River -Players present acting
Hl classes for‘First Nations: people: interested’:

‘Wednesday, October 25
A Breast Health Forum will be held in|
Terrace from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Best

Western Terrace Inn. All women are invi-
ted and admission is free. Find out how to
protect yourself against breast cancer and
have your questions answered at this in-
formative evening. For further information
call the Cancer Resource Centre at 638-

8583.
Saturday, October 28

Northwest B.C. Metis Association,
Loca] 2, Annual General Meeting and
Potluck at Northwest Community Col-
lege, Room 2001. At 5 p.m. For info call
Kathleen at 635-8039, Rene at 638-0483
ot Shelley at 635-0772.

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Eden Robinson, author of Traplines and
Monkey Beach, will be at the Terrace
Public Library on Thursday, Oct. 19, at 7
p.m. The reading is sponscred by the Ter-
race Public Library with financial supp-

port from Writers in Libraries, Ministry of ~

Municipal Affairs. Call the library for
more information at 638-8177.

New Baby Drop-in for moms and new-
borns, every Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
at 4665: Park Ave. New program from
Building Healthier Babies. For informa-
tion, call 635-1830,

October 2-8 is Mental Illness Aware-
ness Week. On Wednesday, Oct. 4, at
7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Public Library,
the B.C, Schizophrenia Society is hosting
a reading of literature by people with
mental illness. Everyone welcome! Phone
635-8206 for more information.

The Terrace Emergency Shelter will
be offering Thanksgiving Dinner on Oct. 9
to anyone who does not have acces to
this important meal. There will be no
cost. This meal will be available Oct. 9
from 3 lo 6 p.m. at 2814 Hall Street, the
big white house behind the Ford dealer-
ship. Please phone if you would like to
donate food items or assist with your time
at the event, Call 635-5890 for informa-
tion.

The Terrace Churches Food Bank
opens its deors for its October distribution
on the following dates: Oct. 16 ta 19,
from 1 to 3 p.m. Located at 4647 Lazelle
Ave., rear entrance. Look for the Food
Bank of the Churches sign. Bring ID for
you and your dependents. A-H Oct. 16, I-
R Oct. 17, 8-Z Oct, 18, and anyone mis-
sed on Oct, 19. Donations of food and

-mMoney can be made through your local

church and at participating stores. They
can also be mailed to Terrace Churches

Food Bank ¢/o 4012 Anderson Si., Ter-

race, B,C., V8G 2T2.

North West Health Unit (3412 Kalum
St.) is offering daytime drop in clinics for
the Flu Vaccine Oct. 16 to 20 and on Oct.
23 and 27, From 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

- There are also two evening clinics be-

tween 7 and 9 p.m, Oct. 24 and 26 at the
Health Unit Auditorium, The Flu vaccine
is free if you are 65 years of age or older,
have a chronic illness, you are a health
care worker or emergency and first re+
sponder. The Pneumococcal Vaccine is
free if you are 65 years or older, other-
wise there is a $20 charge. Please bring
your immunization tecord and Care Card.
For information call: 638-220.

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Attention Deficit Disorder: Supplements

Supplements for hyperactivity include calcium and mag-
hesium, which is calming. (A 1984 study faund 165 boys with
mental disturbances and learning disabilities to be magne-
slum deficient.) {ran deficiency can induce similar symptoms
to ADD, so supplement with chlorophyll and blue-green algae.
Chelated minerals are powerful in protecting the braln fram
heavy metal accumulation,

As the name Implies, essential falty acids are important
for all functions and are atten missing in children's diets. B-
complex vitamins combined with vitamin C, valerian, hops
and skullcap are soathing to the nerves, reduce stress and
improve concentration, Bee pollen, kelp and alfalta are full of
minerals and nutrition to support brain function, Golu kola
has been used to help with concentration and memory.
Passiontlower is a gentla sedative, without hangover effect.
it's been used In Europe lo effectively treat children with ADD.

I have verified by multiple sources that the above supple-
ments are safe and appropriate for children. Herbal dosages
should be adjusted by three quarters for adolescents between
11 and 16, by half tor youngsters between 6 and 10, or by one
quarter for children from ages 2 to 5. It's very Important to
use quality supplements for young people,

it expert assessment has delermined a prescription nec-
essary, alm for as small a dose as possible, The herb ephe-
dra has been used elfectively with —

Ritalin to reduce the amount of drug required. Do this
with caullon and medical stipport, as ephedra increases the
activity of Ritalin and olher amphetamines, with a potential for
loss of control. Changes In nutrition and lifestyle may also

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