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AUGUST 14, 1993 - B.C.
Seniors Games Society Zone 10
_ General Meeting - Last meeting
“before Games in Cranbrook.
Plans to be finalized. Everyone
please attend. Happy Gang
Centre at2pm, 1p17
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AUGUST 25, 1993, - B.C.
Special Olympics of Terrace is
having a organization meeting,
first meeting of the season. All
volunteers welcome, in the Li-

brary meeting room (basement)

at 7:30 p.m.

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MONTH OF AUGUST - T &
K Singles, Aug 8, Picnic and
swizoming at 1:30, Aug 15 Dou-
glas channel charter 8:00 a.m.,
Aug 19, waik Japanese garden
8:00 -p.m., Aug 21 Nit out at

Narthern 8:00 p.m., Aug 29—

Baseball and Picnic., coffee
meeting every Tues at Mr, Mikes
at 7:00 p.m.

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OCTOBER 23, 1993 - The
BCOAPO Branch 73 is having
-an Annual Tea and Bazaar featur-
jing: “year-rotind ‘practical: gifts
‘and baked goods. It is held at the

Happy Gang Centre, 3226

al im Street, ‘at 1:30 pan.

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“LIVING ‘WITH CANCER self-
help support for cancer patients,
family ‘and friends, share: per-
sonal ‘experiences, and con-
cerns, information sharing
meetings, 1st and 3rd Tuesday
each month at women's centre
4542 Park ave, Terrace B.C.

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.APLACE TO GO When pregnant
aid needing support,
BIRTHRIGHT offers confidential
and non-judgements) help to any
woman distressed by an un-
‘planned pregnancy, come in for
a free ‘pregnancy test, baby or
maternity clothes, or just a
friendly and sympathetic lis-
‘tener, office at No. 201, 4721
‘Lazelle Ave, (in the Tillicum
Building), open 11:00 a.m. to 1
pm., Monday to Friday, 24-
hour helpline 635-3907

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TERRACE ART ASSOCIATTION
Summer workshops for July and
August, all workshops are- held
in the Terrace Public Art Gallery.

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4th TUESDAY OF EVERY
‘MONTH - Alzhelmers and De-
mentia support groups hold
meeting at the mental health
centre at 1 pm. on Tuesday.

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‘THE HERITAGE PARK MU-
SEUM is now open to the public
from Wednesday to Saturday, for
‘more information regarding
tours, weddings etc, please
phone the museum at 635-4546
or the Terrace Regional. Museum
“Society at 635-2508.

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EVERY MONDAY evening at
7:00 pm Northwest Alcohol &
_ Drug Services present an on-go-
ing Relapse Recovery Group,
call 638-8117 for more informa-
tion.

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3RD THURSDAY OF the month
B.C.P.A Advisory Comm, is
having a meeting at 200 A -

4630 Lazelle Ave at 7:00 pm.

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CRISIS LINE is open 24 hour a
-day for anyone in crisis. Call
635-4042.tin

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“EVERY WEDNESDAY from 7:00
“pm: to 8:00 pm. Terrace Nar-
bollcs Anonymous "Steps to Re-
covery" meets at the Kermode
Friendship Center.

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-BVERY WEDNESDAY - Terrace
‘Ladies Kermodie Lions Club
‘eels at the Inn of the. West. For
thmes: and. more info contact
“Dorothy | Bartsoff at 638-8183.

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EVERY. THURSDAY at 7: 20pm
-Overeaters Anonymous at
Women's Resource Cenlre, Call

senseene.

“THE SUN burst st through 4 the sky: and th

“downpour let up justin time for a spso"
tacular weekend of Riverboat Days ac-
tivities July 29-Aug. 2. Steve Little fp"
-feft):;was one of IIterally dozens of
musicians from Terrace and Prince
Rupert who kept pumping out the. tunes”
from the bandshell in Lower Little Park.
Whether it was the music, the food and |
fun in the park, or the many other River-.
boat Days events, there was something
for everybody. Festive-minded folk had
their pick of the everything from the
Heritage Park ladies pink tea to the'slo-
pitch softball tourney or the radio-

| controlled car race, from the mouth-
watering Kitsumkalum salmon barbecue
to the glass-smashing slingers’ race.