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TERRACE STANDARD

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GATOR'S PUB: Appearing now, back by popular de-
mand ... TRIXXX. Catch this flashy, fun six-piece .
party band Monday to Friday. Just announced: TINT
TINA, a tribute to Tina Turner! Thursday, Jan. 25,
Fresh off her tour of Asia, don't miss this awesomely
entertaining show.

Every Wednesday is gamas night and Thursday is still»
the best ladies night in Terrace. a a

BEASLEY’S MIX: Check out our new food and drink
menus! ;

GEORGE'S PUB: Dance every Friday and Saturday
to you favourite tunes. And Thursday is karaoke night.

HANKY PANKY’S is your weekend party destina-
lion, the northwest’s largest dance night club, No
cover. Join us Friday and Saturday nights for great
times. Karaoke on Sunday and Monday nights.

MUSIC

J.P. Cormier is a multi-faceted singer-songwriter (he
also plays 10 instruments) who hails from Cape Bre-
ton. His music encorporates his Celtic roots, as well as
Classic blue grass, while his passionate lyrics are de-
scribed as subtle, but expressively poetic. Cormier

i jo and the fiddle, J.P. Cormier appears at the
has toured England, Scotland and North America, and a, banjo an
lke 1 j- F.E.M. Lee Theatre Feb, 1 at 8 p.m. Presented by the
has released six albums, He's also won awards for gui Terrace Concert Society.

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Baby's Name; Baby's Name;
Parker Allan Trawin Jade Sue Ellen Keck
Date & Time of Dirth: Date & Time of Birth:

Dec. 25, 2000 at 7:17 am.
Weight: 6 lbs. 7 oz. Sex: Female

Dec, 21, 2000 at 10:16 am.
Weight: 6 Ibs. 8 02. Sex: Male

Parents: Dave & Shawna Parents: Mindy & Eric
+ 4
Baby's Name: Baby's Name:
Briar Helmut Zips Mathew Tavis Wentzell
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth:

Dec. 24, 2000 at 1:56 a.m.
Weight; G Ibs, 13 02, Sex: Male
Parents: Patrick & Margot Zips

~ Dec, 28, 2000 at $:41 p.m.
Weight: 7 lbs. 1402 Sex: Male
Parents: Jonathan &

o Cecilia Wenvzell
Baby's Name: . ; oe
Tanner Cole Straat Baby's Name:
Date & Time of Birth: Craig Liard Wilson Corlick
Date & Time of Birth:

Dec. 24, 2000 at 2:47 p.m.
Weight: 8 Ibs. 9 oz. Sex: Male.
Parents; Richard & Nicole Straat

Dec, 30, 2000 al 7:47 p.m.
Weight: § ths, 12 oz. Sex: Male
Parents: Pam & Roy Corlick

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Vox Polaris Community Choir is beginning a new
season of song. Ifyou sing soprano, alto, tenor or bass,
the choir wants youl Practices begin Jan. 10 al Skee-
na Junior Secondary school in the drama room. at 7:30
pm. For more information call Kelly Kline at 798-2535
or Henry Stiksma at 638-1404,

THEATRE |

Looking to beat the winter blues? Tickets for the
Terrace Little Theatre's dinner theatre production of
Norm Foster's Foursome (Feb. 2,3,9, 10 and Feb,
15-17) are now on sale. This farcical romp through a
golf course follows four callege buddies as they re-
unite on the green ater 15 years, The TLT also has a
few season's packages available. Tickets are available
at Uniglobe Travel.

VISUAL ARTS

Northwest Juried Art Show, Jan. 12 to Feb. 25.
The opening night reception will be held Friday, Jan.
12, at the Terrace Art Gallery from 7 to 9 p.m, All
weicome, Artwork displayed is from Terrace, Prince
Rupert, Smithers, Kitimat, Greenville and New
Aiyansh, The show runs unti Feb, 25,

Make the SCENE: Call 698-7283 or fax to 638-8432
to add your event to the Standard's free entertain.

The Rez Sisters auditions take place tonight at
7:30 p.m, at the First Nations Education Centre,
Clarence Michiel School, Roles for seven First
Nations women, aged 18 to 60, and for one First
Nations male actor/dancer.
Drummer/percussionist needed, Crew also wel-
come, No experience necessary, Call Marianne at
635-2942 for details. Auditions also taka place
the next night, same time and same place.

First Nations Gospel Celebration Service, 7
p.m. al the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly

inallvecovengelist Alfied Flatt, Spongarad..By.
Terrace Pentecostal Native Ministry, everyone

welcome. Call rene: 635-5413 for more Info.

A Welcome to Terrace party Is planned for
Katimavik participants from 3-5 p.m. at the
Kermode Friendship Centre. Everyone welcome,
These young people from across Ganada are
part of a unique education program that pro-
vides community service to the communities they
visit, The local commitlee is seeking families to
billet participants for 12 days in February.

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The Terrace Canadian Cancer Society Re-
source Centre halds its monthiy meeting at 7
p.m. at the office, located at 301-4722 Lakelsa
Ave, Enter by the side door of the Tillicum Twin

_ Theatre building. Everyone welcome!

Caledonia Dry Grad Committee meeting 7
p.m. in the schoo! library, All parents welcome to
attend. Questions? Call Linda at 635-3893,

Mood disorder Association of B.C. Terrace
Chapter's support group meeting, 7:30 p.m.
at the Stepping Stone Clubhouse, 3302 Sparks
St. For depressive or bipolar conditions. Call
Allen at 638-8749,

_ TUESDAY, JAN, 16

The Family Place Is offering §.T.E.P, For
Young Children, a six-week course for parenta
with children from birth and six years of age.
The course starts Jan. 16 and runs uniil Feb.
20. From 9:15 a.m. to naon. Limited space. Pre-
register by calling 638-1863 or at the Family
Place at 4553 Park Ave, Supervised childrens"
activitias available on site,

All are welcome to the Knox United Church and
Terrace Scottish Country Dancers’ Eighth An-
Nua! Burns’ Potluck Supper and Entertains
ment, at 6 p.m, Wholesome food and antertain-
ment for the entire family, in celebration of Ro-
bert Burns (1759- 1798). Admission is by do-

" nation plus your favourite dish. Please bring

your own plates and cutlery, For info call 635-
7763,

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Terrace Churches Food Bank opens ite

doors for the January 2004 distribution Jan,

~ 15 to 19. The distribution centre is located at

4847 Lazelle, rear entrance. Look for the Food
Bank of the Churches sign, Please bring ID for
you and your dependents. The hours of operation
are 1 to 3 p.m. Jan, 15, A-H, Jan. 16° -A, dan.

~ 1% S-z Jan. 18: Anyone missed. Donations of

food and money canbe made through your local

church or at drop-off bins at the Bargain Shop
and Safeway.Or you by mail c/o 4012 Anderson

St. Terrace, B.C. VAG 272. Saleway and Over:
waltea also participate with the B.C, Sharing

Coupon program. .°

St).Guest speaker cree ur a
-Reglstraticn for children's programe at the

ment listings. The deadline Is 5 p.m. Thursday for
the following week's paper. Events will run two
weeks in advance, space permitting

Honour Your Health Challenge. An eight to
10 session smoking cessation and/or reduction
Program sponsored by the Kermade Friendship
Society in conjunction with Aboriginal Tobacco
Strategy. Support and education about quit-
ting smoking or chewing tobacco from an abori-
ginal perspective, Starting Thursday, Jan. 18
from 3 to 4:30 p.m. al the Kermode Friendship
Centre, 3313 Kalum St, and continuing Tuesday
evenings, Cessation aids will be made available
to participants. Participants will ba éligible to
enter a draw for a mystery prize, interested?
Call Lisa at 635-4906, 50;

Terrace Public Library is now faking place.
Winter programs include: Tickles & Talés, Tod-
dler Tima, Tales for Two's, and Preschool
Storytime, Programs are free, but registration
Is required. Call the Library to register ar for
more information at 698-8177,

Emergency Shelter Winter Drop-In, Get out
of the cold and come for a snack — daily from 2-4
p.m. at 2814 Hall St. (the big white house be-
hind Totem Ford), Men and couples are invited,
but we are not sat up for children. Drop in ior
coffee, conversation, card games, the odd video
or plain old conversation..Cail 635-5890,

The Kermode Friendship Society invites you
fo come in for a cup of coffee and see what's

happening at the centre. We will offer a strong

correspondence program with a tutor available
in the new year, A computer room (computers
will have Internet accass jn January 2001) is
available fo the public. You must schedule hours,
Pregnancy and parenting programs available.
Call today at 635-4906.

The Terrace Alllance Church presents the
Alpha Course, an opportunity to explore the
meaning of life. This is a chance to explore the
Christian faith in @ relaxed manner over 10
weekly sessions. Terrace Alllance Church, 4923
Agar Ave., Friday, Jan. 12 at 6:30 p.m. For ra-
servations call Rob or Cheryl at 635-4119,

Can you apare some time to help others?
Why nat join the Revenue Canada volunteer
team? Revenue Canada offers training sessions
On how to prepare straightforward income tax
returns to community organizations and people
interested in helping others, For details, contact
the Terrace Volunteer Bureau at 638-1330,

All mothers are welcome to attand Mother's
Time Off at Knox United Church Monday, Wed-
nesday, Thursday or Friday for coffee and con-
versation, Guest speakers, Learn about the joys
of parenting. Sponsored by TCDSS. Phone
635-41 47.

Pacific Norihwest Music Festival 2001 ragi-
stration forms and syllabus now available at
Sight and Sound on Keith Ave, Entry deadline Is
dan. 15, For information call Kim: 638-01 31.

Alateen, a program for young people affected
by someone else's drinking, meets every Thurs-
day night at 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Women’s
Centre, 4542 Park Ave, Open to all ages, For
info, call Wanda at 635-1449,

The Terrace Symphony Orchestra welcomes
musicians of all ages to join them Mondays 7-9
p.in. for rehearsals with conductor Michael Wen,

who |[s filling tn for Jim Ryan, who's on medical

leave, If you don’t have an instrument but wish ta
play, call Bonnie at 635-8649,

‘Youth Opportunities Odd Job Registry has

Many people who are looking for odd Jos, Do you
“Need casual help? Call 635-3812,

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