Page B2 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Apri 3, 1991

THE PLATES are empty, but these members of the acrobat-magician troupe playi .
month seem to have their hands full trying to keep ail those plates up in the air. Their visit is the last jm

event af the season for the Terrace Concert Society and promises to be highly entertaining.

Amazing acrobats

The Terrace Concert Society wraps up its
season this month — and its going out in fine
style.

Now in their sixth year of touring, the Chinese
Golden Dragon Acrobats and Magicians of
Taipei promise to leave the audience amazed and
enchanted when they play here April 14.

The company of 12 performers from Taiwan
will present a fast-moving, two-hour show
featuring spectacular acrobatics, feats of balanc-
ing and magic which use skills based on the an-

cient traditions and culture of the Far Bast.

The performance will include Chinese Juggl-
ing, the Pagoda of Chairs, Spinning Plates and
Bicycle Wizardry, all of which have proved to be
great crowd favourites. .

The show takes place Sunday, April 14 beginn-
ing at 7:30 p.m, in the R.E.M. Lee Theatre.
Tickets are $14 for adults, $7 for students and,
seniors and are available from Erwin’s’ Jewellers

door.

in the Skeena Mall, Kermodei Trading or at the :

| Winners: |

Bridie’ O'Brien f) Hazelton: is
the latest winner:of $50 in to-
day’s R.E.M. Lee: Foundation’
cash calendar. draw... Terrace’s _

Donna Ziegler also picked up

$50 in yesterday’s draw: while |
another local, Steve Brown, had |
his name picked: on the first of | |
the month — that’s worth $100. ...

Saturday, ‘Ail 20
inn of the West 7, ‘p.m. + - cocktails: B-p.m. dinner

On sale at Erwin’s Jewellers: in the. :
. Terrace Shopping Centre beginning at”
“8 30° p. m. on April 5, 1991

TICKETS
: $65 EACH '

Sethe.

Hart farm history recalled

‘another year. and then moved =
into town, 7: :
Joe Keller took over as
caretaker until it was closed for §
lack of money for necessary

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‘STORE HOURS:
Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 a.m, - 6:00 p.m.

trails along which he placed

some old tires from garages

around town. The kids used to
have races going in and out of
them.

After a full day’s activities,
there would be a big bonfire and
everyone would gather around
for singing — Chris would play
guitar -- and story telling.

At bedtime, Chris would put
on his sasquatch costume, go

‘out into the bushes and make
noise by banging.an'old:moose
hip bone on the trees, The _
children would look forward to
that.’ Marie Gagnon had made
the costume using an old fur
coat tied together with wire.

In (971, Chris and Marie~
were involved in a head-on colli-
sion near Hart Farm, an acci-°
dent which put Marie in.

had a large kitchen, eating area
and two bedrooms which were
used by the chaperones. To
begin with, there was an old
wood cook stove but this was
later replaced with a propane
one donated by Gim’s
restaurant when he moved into
his new place.

There was also a two-storey
barn where the girls slept in the
hayloft and the boys on the
ground floor.

Of course, the: ‘farm-also- had
a few animals — a nanny goat
named Mrs. Pat, the girls’
mascot, and Arnold the pig, the -
boys’, Arnold loved to swim
and play ball with the kids.
There was also a horse which
had come from from. Frank’s
Dairy and a skunk and her
young ones who made their
home in the cellar of the house.

Chris had cut some nature

4717 Lakelse Ave.,
Terrace, B.C.

hospital for 11 months. Chris
stayed on at the farm for

Say no to liquids, powders,
skimping and starving.

When buying your. family’ S groceries from |
one of Terrace’s fine supermarkets... os

18 SAFEWAY | Co: op) Overwaitea |

We bring it all together %
.. take time to help those families who are not sO.

fortunate. Support the FOOD BANK with your .
donation of non-perishable food in the drop boxes —
| provided in 1 the stores, until April 10, 1991.

Other FOOD BANK depots,

You may make your food donations by April 10,. 1991 at
any. of the following locations. . . Be

ha , Sacred Heart Cathollc Church
ePentecostal Assembly.” -
© St. Mathews Anglican Church L,
Christ Lutheran Church
e Evangelical Free: Church ©

Knox United Church!

REGISTRATION

| S AVE ST 8. Pay only $10.00 weekly fee

(includes G.S&.T.

* Say yes to real, delicious food
morning, noon and night. —

| WapheDatchers no,

To bring Weight Watchers to your” ae 7
workplace, Call 1 ‘B00- 663-3354.

i= Join by April 27th’ at these’ convenient times’ arid locatio

« ‘Alllance Church
@. ‘Salvation Army
-e Christian Reform Church.
Zion Baptist. Church’:
or at the offices of the.

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