SCENE!
AGATORS: Back by popular demand
is Just Kidding. On September 4,- get
ready for the Back to School Jungle
Party. Prizes will be awarded to the

Best dressed . couple, best theme
costume, and the sexiest costume. —

ABEASLEY’S MIX: Live entertain-.

ment with Brent Halfyard, the araz-
ing one-man band every Friday and Sat-
urday night. Come drink martinis on
Friday, So

LIBRARY: |

ATHE TERRACE PUBLIC: LI-
BRARY is holding a treasure hunt on
the Internet. The Cyber Hunt will be
ongoing with weekly draws for prizes
taking place every Friday. For details
and the list of things to find go to the Li-
brary’s website Adtp-/{ipl.osg.net or
phone 638-8177... Contestants are
limited to one entry only.

AREGISTRATION for children’s fall
programs at the Terrace Public library
will begin on Saturday, September 11
al 10 a.m. in person only. All library

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‘programs are FREE. Please call the li-
brary from more information at 638-
8177, or pick up a flyer at the library.

LIVE SHOW

PRO WRESTLING: The Terrace
Little Theatre in conjunction with

vECOW/NWA- presents Saturday, Sep- orange Sites’ and quirky Gardens,

tember 15 pro. wrestlers Gorgeous
Michelle Star, ‘‘Tornado’* = Tony
Kozina, Moandog Manson, The Torch,
Disco Fury and Juggernaut. Also ap- -
pearing will be former WWF superstar
Doink the Clown. Tickets are available
‘at Uniglobe Courtesy travel and cost
$12. Tickets are also available at the
door for $15. The wrestling matches
will be held in the Caledonia Senior
Secondary Gym at 3605 Munroe Street.
Fans can meet the wrestlers at 11 p.m.
at Gators Pub and Nightclub.

ART GALLERY:

AUntil Sept 12; SUMMER MEM-
BER SHOW. Exhibition featuring
artwork from local, regional and nation-
al artists who are all members of the
Terrace Art Association. The artwork

Sunday, Aug. 29-Sept 4
CAMP PHOENIX: Come join the
adventure! Boys and girls ages 8-
12 can participate in archery, arts
and crafts, canoeing, games,
sports, outdoor adventure, swim-
ming etc. at Camp Mcinnis on Lake
Tsitnic near Prince George.
Sponsored by youth parliament.
We provide opportunities for chil-
dren who would not otherwise be
able to attend summer camp. Sub-
sidization available from B.C, Hydro
8 oand Vancouver Children's Fund.

. Foran application call. Jeff at 635-

phoenic@bcyp.bc.ca.

Wednesday, September 1
POETRY CONTEST: Teens ages
12-18 are invited to submit poetry
to the Terrace Public Library's 2nd
annual poetry contest. Deadline for
anty submissions September 1,
1999, Win cash prizes. First prize |s
$100; second prize is $75; third
prize is $50. Contest details are
available at the library. For more in-
formation cail Holly at 638-8177,

Thursday, September 2
HEART TO HEART fall planning

638-8464 if you are unable to al-

July 30, 1999 at 9:53 am,
Weight: 7 Ibs $4 ox. Sex: Male
Parents: Karen Wanyandi &

Aug §, 1999 at 11:47 p.m,
Weight: 7 lbs Goz. Sex: Female
Parents: Erin Oliver

August 10, 1999 at 9:17 am.
Weight: 5 lbs, 5 oz, Sex: Female °
Parents: MistyGreen&
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August 10, 1999 st 1:36 p.m.
Weight: 8 Ibs 4 a2. Sex: Female
Parents: Lawrence & Nancy flyims

August 12,1909 at 4:47 am.
Weight: 7 ibs oz, Sex: Mule
Parents: Mike & Teresa Wraipht

August 14, 1999 at 1:43 a.m.
Weight: 6 lbs. 202. Sex: Male
Parents: Ed & Dlane Hess

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Baby's Name: ,
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Date & Time of Birth: sy ge Loule

‘Date & Time of Birth:
Aug 15, 1999 at 7:16 am,
Weight: 9 lbs. 302. Sex: Female

Parents: Curtis Loule & Kim Rattray

August 15, 1999 at 5:37 pin,
Weight: 8 lhs. 102, Sex: Female
Parents: Cartic-Lee Erickson

tend.

Saturday, September 4
MUSIC CONTEST: The Skeena
Valley Fall Fair will also have a

try, Celtic and-gospel musicians.
There will be eight divisions to com-

Bahy's Narn Baby's Name , pete in with cash prizes for first
Camron Parker Michavl John Patric! ' .
Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: place finishers, and trophies to the

rest. There will be an entry fee of
$5 per individual category and $10
for each band category. To register

Christopher Young Older Sisters Kutle & Deborah contact Erle Crawford 635-9037. or
a 4 Patricia St. Thomas 635-7779.
sma ankle i Babys Name:
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Date & Fime of Birth: raison Hiward Hess GIANT GARAGE SALE in the

Safeway Parking lot from 8 a.m. to
12 noon. Take advantage of this
opportunity to get rid of unwanted
things before winter. Rent a parking
stall ior $10 or donate to the
Safeway Employee Charity Drive,
Space will be limited, Call 635-7206
for more information.

Sunday, September 5
CHARITY BINGO at the Kin Hut,

Hahy’s Name: Bahy"s Name:
cassandra evs Amber Hyd Talesha Erickson _ Doors open at noon and close at 5
Dale & Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: p.m. Concession. Praceeds go the

Heart and Stroke Foundation,
Safeway’s charity of choice,

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Tuesday, September 7
POT LUCK: The Legion Ladies pot
luck supper starts at 6 p.m. and the
" regular meeting begins at 7:30 p.m,
Bring a prospective member as a
guest. For more info call 635-2158.

Wednesday, September 8
TERRACE PUBLIC LIBRARY will
be holding a draw for international
Literacy Day. Check out a book at
the library and enter your name in
the draw for one of the many prizes
we will be giving away. Prizes in-
clude books, T-shirts, gift certifi-

§ cates and much morel If you don't

3259. For more info e-mail camp-

session for speakers and facill-:
tators only at the Public Health.
Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Please call-

music contest for bluegrass, coun-

on display will-consist-of a variety.of §-
mediums, such oil, watercolor and 9

acrylic paintings as well as pottery, pho-
tography and fibre arts.

AIN YOUR BACKYARD: The Ter-
race Art Gallery wants pictures of your
backyard! On September 15, the gallery
is hosting ‘a travelling exhibition called

featuring photographs of interesting
gardens from around the world, In con-
junction with this exhibit, the gallery
would like to present its own photog-
taphic tour.of Terrace’s gardens. If you
have an interesting garden. or know
someone who does; take a picture and
bring it in to. the Terrace Art Gallery.
Por ‘more information call the Terrace
Art Gallery at’ 638-8884 or drop by to
look at some examples in our ‘‘ Quirky
Gardens’”’. book. Strange Sites and
Quirky Gardens is a travelling exhibi-
tion organized and circulated by the
Surrey Art Gallery.

Make the ’Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax
to 638-8432 to add your event to the
Standard’s free entertainment listings.
The deadline ts 5 p.m. Thursday for the
following week’s paper.

have a library card, it is easy and
FREE to join. Just bring in a piece
of identification with your name and
current mailing address on it, For
more information, call the Library at
638-8177.

‘PRESCHOOLERS and school! age
children can come to the Skeena
mall and visit the Reading Tent! it's
International Literacy Day on Sep-
tember 8, and young children can
enjoy listening to stories while sit-
ting in a tent. The storytime is free
and it will be for 10-15 minutes in
during. The event is sponsored by
the Family Literacy Network. The
tent will be set up in front of North-
em Drugs from 3-5 p.m. For more
info cali the library at 638-8177.

SCOUTS CANADA REGISTRA-
TION for Beaver Cub Scouts, Ven-
tures, Leaders, parents and
volunteers from 7-8 p.m. at E.T.
Kenny Primary School. For more
‘info call Kim at 635-5856 or
Charles 635-6251,

Thursday, September 9
HEART TO HEART fal! session:
Cardiac education and support for
patients and spouses starting Sept.
9 from 7-9 p.m. Thursdays. Call
636-8464 to register.

Friday, September 10
CASARA: All member are en-
couraged to attend an urgent meet-
ing at the Skeena Health Unit
Auditorium at 7 p.m.

BC BLUEGRASS ASS, AGM AND
MUSIC WEEKEND: held in Prince
George this year, and will be ac-
companied by a lively weekend of
Bluegrass entertainment by bands
for all corners of the province.
Everyone with an interest in
Bluegrass is welcome to attend
{bring an instrument for jamming)
The weekend kicks off with music
at 5 p.m, Friday, Sept. 10 and runs
until Sunday afternoon with the
meeting at 1 p.m. on Saturday and
a potiuck dinner at 6 p.m. on Satur-
day. There will be a concession as
Well. the $5 dally admission _in-
cludes decor prizes, All events held
at the Hart community Centre ,
4900 Austin Road, For more info

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q Building Childhood Immunity
on her sleave.

- | chearfully reminded her.
“Ho her, and wiped
J viruses, germs and illness ara spread quickly and easily. This]

. | 's especially the case with young children, who by their very”
nature are uninhibited,

. | dures, many young children tend to overlook basic practices]:
- | such as hand washing, The risk of your child being exposed tall «
“fF any number of illnesses is very real. :

‘[1o suppress symptoms, isolate their children, or act now tol
wild optimum resistance to illness. .

: system, Our children’s diets often include too much sugar and]
“A fat, while Falling short of vilamins C, E, and B complex. :

“Jand choices abound, Thus it is important to support their bod-|
.,[ es nutritionally with herbs and supplements. =

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“SNIFF...” The child at my foot was wiping her runny nose
"Oh dear, | think you need to use a tissue from my desk,” [2
At my prompting, she passed her stuffed toy to the child next :
ineHectively at her face.
Whenever there are large numbers of peaple congregating, |:

While adulls usually recognize the need for sanitary proce-}.

Parental choices are to wait for sickness and treat with drugs :
Proper nutrition is a key factor in strengthening the immunel -

Even if the diet at home is wholesome, ouside influences’:

THE SOLUTION: Feed a variety of fresh foods to help your ‘

call Beth 563-7160 or Richard 699-
8697,

Saturday, September 11
FALL FAIR AND TRADE SHOW is
held. at 12 noon at the Kisplox Val-
ley Rodeo Grounds, featuring a flea
market (to get a table call Belinda
842-6764), trade show tables for
small businesses (call Alice §42-
5338), the Simon Gunanoot race -
@ 5 persan tun, bike, canoe and
ride (call Rilla 842-5235), judged
harvest, canning and craft fair
(entry: form available. call 842-
5338), auction, kids games, Skm
open face, food fair and a free fam-
ily dance,

CASARA: All members are re-
quested to attend a meeting at the
Skeena Health Unit Auditorium at
10 a.m. It’s urgent.

fond vegetables if you haven't access to organic produce. Raw 2
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“A _Remember a healthy body learns, plays, and feels better! J :

' For information, a consultation or ¢o |

AY One Person at a Tine

child get a variety of nutrients, Be sure to wash or peel fruits]:

s ore beneficial. Avoid sugar and white flour, .
Look for fine nutritional supplements formulated especially}:

Exercise will stimulata the immune system, Train your chil-f::

dren in basic sanitary practices to offer them additional
protection. ;

purchase herbal nutrition products
at wholesale prices contact:

Claudia Perry, Shelley Coxen, Barbara Emery,
Sid & Therese Ross, Kelly Hosein & Debra
Cervo, John & Barb Heighington, Darcie

Annesley, Maureen Gent, Bruno Belanger &
Krista Bottyan,
ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS
Phone: (250) 638-1541
Fax: (250) 4635-1505
EMAIL: bruno@kermode.net
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