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The Terrace Art Gallery presents works
of art by Peter Wallin. The body of work on
display is an eclectic mix, ranging in style
from realism to surrealism to cubism and to
what the artist refers to as “otherism"! These
pieces are the product of his fertile
imagination and sometimes wacky look at
life. From the whimsical to the profound, the
emotional range may surprise you. What at
first appears to be a humorous look at life,
sometimes camouflages a sad event. Peter
Wallin is a former commercial fisherman
from Prince Rupert. Peter and his wife now
live in Terrace and operate Queensway Mini
Storage.

Terraces arlist Edward Epp presents
paintings at the Museum of Northern B.C. in
Prince Rupert. His show entitled "Who is
writing (PAINTING) the future?" celebrates
almost a decade of painting of northwestern
landscape. Through his exploration of light
and colour, Epp connects with the spiritual
power in our unique wilderness. [t is with
this connection he paints the future. The
show will began January 21.

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St Patricks Dance: Everyone is welcome
to celebrate St. Patricks Day with a dance on
Saturday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. at
Carpenters Hall (corner of Sparks and
Davis). Tickets are $12 per person. Proceeds
go to the Stepping Stones. For tickets or
more info call 635-2417 or 635-3475.

Films

The Northwest Development Education
Association and the Multicultural
Association presents Cinematheque
Pacifique's travelling picture show. The
show boasts international and Canadian films
that wouldn't normally be seen in Terrace.
The line-up includes: “Set Me Free” March
13, “The Divine Ryans” March 27,
“Hamani” April 10 and Felicia’s Journey,
April 24.

Comedy

Terrace Little Theatre presents Yuk Yuk's
Stand-up Comedy on Tour, featuring
comedians Marc Sauve and Paul Sveen on
Friday, March 3rd and Saturday, March 4 in
the Skeena Room at the Terrace Inn. Tickets
$15 each at Unigiobe..

session from 7-9 p.m.

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Baby's Name: Shannon Amber Schuster voices. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 for
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Graham Geeraert } in forming a rabbit club? Learn about

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Heart to Heart: Cardiac Education and

Support for patients and spouses. Spring

at the Skeena

Health Unit. Call 638-8464 to register.
Past alumni please attend first meeting.

‘ ‘Afyone | fae ais invited: ty Alpha ssient EmghL at. the.Coaststnn
Dinner at %6:30 pim!-at Terrace ‘Alliance
Church Fireside Room, 4923 Agar St.
The Alpha Course will follow on March
10. Alpha is a 10-week practical introduc-
tion to the Christian faith mainly for those -

ends with small-group discussion and in-
teraction. Alpha began in London and is
now hell in thousands of churches around
the world. Join the thousands who have
found answers’to their queslions about life
and God and how they relate. To learn
more about the course, call 635-4119 or
635-7727 or come to the Alpha Dinner of
March 3. For reservations call 635-7727
between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday to Fri-

The Terrace Community Band and
the Big Band will be performing their first
concert of the new century at the REM
Lee Theatre beginning at 7:30 p.m. This
- event will showcase the band in a ‘Pops’
style, which is familiar to all. They will
be joined by the Terrace Pipes and Drums
as well as a Children’s Chorus of 150

race Public Library. For info call Ada

Local FAS Group is working on rais-
ing awareness about Felal Alcohol Syn- -
drome and its impact on individuals and
families and on prevention strategies. In-
terested? Join us Monday, March 6 10:30
a.m. to noon at the Family Place, 4553

Tuesday, March 7

Rainbows Children’s Grief Support:
The Rainbows Grief Support is a program
for children in Kindergarten to Grade 7,
who have experienced a loss in their lives
- asa Tesult. of death, separation or divorce.
- A registration and information meeting
will be held at : Veritas School, 4836
Straume Ave from 6-8 p.m. For more info

call Pauline Moldenhauet at 635-6445,

LA Branch 13 Legion ladies potluck
- supper and. meeting: at the Legion. at. 6.

Music:

The Terrace Community Band, and Big
Band will be performing their first concert
of the new century at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre, on Saturday, March 4, beginning at
7:30 p.m. This event will showcase the band
in 2 'Pops' style, which is familiar to all. They
will be joined by the Terrace Pipes and
Drums as well as a Children's Chorus of 150
voices! Tickets are only $8 for adults, $5 for
seniors and students, and free to children 12
and under, and available from band members
at the door.

Theatre

Terrace Little Theatre presents
"Sweethearts", a comedy by William Van
Zandt and Jane Milmore March 16, 17, 18, 23,
24, 25, 30, 31 and April 1. This play is stacked
with gags and one liners!

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Bands are scheduled to play every weekend in
Galloways' Mountain Bar. The bands include:
Samsara Fish March 25 and Arial 8, Mildly:
Sals March 5, Dizzy Strings March 11 and 12
Moonshine March 19 and No Ego April 1

Status of Salmon and Steelhead
Stocks of the Skeena Watershed at
Northwest Community College Terrace
campus at 7:30 p.m. Hear analysis of 50
years of escapement records for all known
spawning stocks, Discuss you personal
knowledge of the history and present state
of salmon and steelhead populations.

Job Information Fair from 12:30 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m. Learn about public sector job
opportunities for persons with disabilities,
First Nations, visible minorities and

International Women's Day 2000 is
an opportunity for women of all ages and
- backgrounds to come together in celebra-
sack and solidarity. Women are invited ta
eR REE potluck dessert, rand entertain-
af the; West.
*With- avmariety of ;women cntertainers,
toris oF tour prizes: ‘yummy desserts and a
film producer and director as.a key note
Speaker, women are sure to have a great
evening. Bake a dessert and just show up.
. Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. First spea-
‘ ker at 7 p.m.

oN oN who don’t go to church. Each weekly ses-
| TERRACE “TERRSCE sion begins with an informal dinner fol- |
CH BERGHE | lowed by a large-group leaming time, and

Everyone is invited to a community

Justice Renewal and The Youth Crimi-
nal Justice Act in the Skeena Two Room
at the Best Western Inn from 7-9 p.m. A
‘general overview of the strategy and the
act will be followed by a panel presenta-
tion on the importance of community pro-

youth crime. Then, a general discussion
on the challenges our communities face
in the development of programs for our’
youth. This is your opportunity to discuss
many of the concerns that face society
with regard to youth crime prevention,

and the importance of investing in our
‘children’s future. Cali Tina at 635-7087 to
register.

The Storytelling Circle will meet at
the Terrace Public Library from 7:30 p.m.
to 9 p.m. Call Holly at the Hbrary for
more information at 638-8177.

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Shames Mountain 4th annual Mogul
Blaster Hill Climb. Pre-registration Fri-
day, March 10 from 7-10 p.m. at the Elks
Hall. All spectators welcome. For more
info call Trevor Gibson at 635-2909 or Joy
Beedle 635-4858.

BC Paraplegic Association, Northwest
‘Bulkley/Skeena Advisory Board's Annual
General Meeting at 7 p.m. at the Health
-Unit Auditorium at 3412 Kalum St. in
Terrace. For more info call 635-6420.

Tuesday, March 21
Aboriginal Youth Council monthly
meeting at 1:30 p.m. at the Kermode

Call Luke at 638-7868 for more info.

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Friday, March 31 .

Healing Touch Workshops: Levels 1

and 11A will be held at Prince George

Regional Hospital. For more info ‘Darlene
962-9529.

WEEKLY MEETINGS
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ORIGAMI CLUB meets every second
and fourth Friday at the Library Mecting

Noriko at 638-8529.

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