10. Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 8, 1987

Kori iS Cancer Mont

~ Society hopes to raise $9, 000

TERRACE — The Ter-
race Unit of the Cancer
Society are hoping to raise
$9000 this month, said
President Cathy Mc-
Kinney.

by Daniele Berquist

A kickoff campaign was
held on Saturday, March

‘Members of the Terrace branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, Laurie Brownlee (left) and

28 at the Skeena Mal! in:

Terrace. A display table
provided information
about cancer, how to
check for it and what the

_ society's goals are. ‘“We

had quite a few people tell
us- that our brochures
touched on everything in-
dividuals may want to in-
quire about,” said McKin-

ney.
The Terrace Unit raised
$416, with the sale of daf-

‘fodils which sold ten for

$1, over the weekend.
On Monday, March 30

we sold more daffodils as

we had some left over,

said McKinney. “‘Central

Flowers and Flowers a La
Carte held our leftover

a 2k ad bane

Cathy McKinney, present staff members at the Terrace Review with a bouquet of daffodils.

McKinney said the gift was given as a thank you to Review employees “for being 80 helpful —

. throughout the year.”

flowers in their coolers
over the weekend,’’. said

McKinney. ‘“We were very _

grateful for that.”
The most often question
asked, said McKinney,

Was ‘Are they close to.

finding a cure for

cancer.’’ People were very:
interested in our display,

that was very encourag-
ing, she added.
A proclamation declar-

~ ing April 1-30 as Canadian
| Cancer Society month in.
-|.. Terrace was declared by
. acting mayor Bob Jack-

man.
Smart cooking, a cook-

book offered by the soci--

ety was also on sale over

-the weekend. The book
sells for $14.95. If you've —

missed ‘this offer, give
Cathy a call at 635-5909,
Another book, Food

|. Choices for Cancer Pre-

vention, including tips on
‘microwave cooking, is

yours free for the asking.
-| Get your copy now, added
pil McKinney.
Proclaimed
‘| TERRACE — April. was:

recently proclaimed Can-
cer Month in Terrace.
Cancer is the. second
leading cause of death in
Canada. There are an ex-

pected 13,740 new cases of -

cancer amongst British
Columbian men. and wo-
men this year.

The Terrace Cancer So-

_-| ° ciety will continue to pro-

vide, life saving informa-
tion on the disease
throughout the month.
Mayor Jack Talstra has
asked all residents to sup-

-port the society’s annual .
campaign through “dona--

tions and general interest.

Holly Arntzen to perform |

TERRACE — Singer/
composer Holly Arntzen
“will be performing in Ter-

face in the R.E.M, Lee.

Theatre on ‘April 12 at 8
pm. -

by Philip Musselman

Arntzen is a versatile ar-
tist who was trained as a |
classical singer. She has
perfected -an unusual
‘talent of diversification in-
to folk, jazz and popular/
contemporary rock, Arnt-
zen’s singing ability has
allowed her to appeal to
all types of music
listeners in Canada..

She has been nominated
‘‘Best Female Vocalist”

HOLLY

ARNTZEN

for the West Coast Music
Awards, and was featured
at a Rick Hansen benefit

on ‘April 5,

Holly Amitzen grew up
in North Vancouver under
the constant influence ‘of
both .her mother and
father. who were: musi-
cians. She went to school
in Europe after studying
piano and french horn for
eight years.

Arntzen has toured
more than 200 schools
throughout western
Canada, and has perform-
ed in Czechoslovakia,
Seattle and Tokyo.

She has made a transi-

tion from pure folk to
pop-folk-rock on her first
album, ‘“‘Woman in the
Mirror’, which features
vocals on two songs from

Doug. Bennett of Doug
and the Slugs. Arntzen

will soon make a second:

album out of material she
has. gathered since
‘Woman in. the Mirror’

“T am looking forward
to playing in Terrace,”
said Arntzen, ‘‘and I will

be accompanied by Ross .

Taggart, who will play
keyboards and the sax-

‘ ophone; and Norm Fisher,

who will play bass.

Tickets for the concert |
are on sale at Sight and

Sound in the- Skeena Mall. ©

The event is sponsored by
the Terrace & District Arts
Council.

Terrace doctors give advice >

TERRACE — Local
physicians Dr, Loni
Almas and Dr. Nicky Bar-
ton were guest speakers at
the April 7 meeting of the
Terrace Breastfeeding
Support Group.

The topic of discussion

was ‘how long should I

nurse?”’, Points covered
included the nutritional
and emotional benefits of
extended nursing and the
hursing mother returning
to work.

Extended nursing is an
age old [concept that is ex-
periencing a revival in

popularity. although it is
still a fact that the majori-
ty of today’s infants are
not nursed to six months,
which is the recommended
minimum by both the
Canadian Pediatric Socie-
ty and Ministry of Health.

The Terrace Breastfeed-

r

ing Support Group wel
comed all parents and ex-
pectant parents to attend
this meeting. Information
and support will be of-
fered by Drs, Almas and
Barton as well as by other
families who have made
extended nursing part of .
their lifestyle.

| Saturday:

| 4830 Straume Avenue ae

_ Sunday services:

| 4726 Lazelle Avenue

Christ Lutheran Church |

“Sunday Schoo!

Saturday 11:00 a.m.

- Sunday Worship:

| Sunday School:

Family Bible Schoot:

* Directory of *
‘Terrace |
_ Churches

Sacred Heart
Catholic Church

Pastor:

7:30 p.m. Fr. Allan F. Noonan,

* 10:00 a.m. O.M.I.
11:30 a.m.

Mass times:.

Sunday:

635-2313.
St. Matthew’s Anglican

Episcopal Church

‘Rector Rev.:
Canon Lance Stephens
Tel,: 635-5855

635-9019

9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.

Pastor Rev.:
and Adult Class: Michael R. Bérgman
9:45: a.m.
Sunday Worship: =. .
11:00 a.m. - ee

3229 Sparks Street 635-5520

Terrace Seventh-Day Adventist

maaan

Sabbath School: Pastor:

Saturday 9:30 aim.
Divine Service: Prayer Meeting:

3306 Griffiths 635-3232

Evangelical Free Church

‘Pastors:
Jim Westman
Bob Shatford .

Sunday School:
(for all ages). -

9:45 a.m.

Sunday Services:
41:00 a.m. = Prayer Meeting:

6:30 p.m. ‘Wednesdays 7:00 p.m.
3302 Sparks Street 635-5115

Knox United Church

Minister: .
Stan Balley.

Adult siudy throughout the
week. Call Church office for
details.

10:30 a.m. |

Sunday School: _

. 10:30 a.m.
Youth Group: ;
~ 6330 p.m.” .
4907 Lazelle Ave 836-6014

" Terrace Pentecostal Assembly
Early Service: Pastor.
8:30 a.m. - John Caplin.

Assoc. Pastor:
Len Froese

Evening Service:
14:15 a.m. ~  , 6:00 p.m.

3517 Eby Street 695-2434 —

The “Alliance Church

Pastors:
S. Coutts
J.T. McNalr (interim)

10:00 a.m.
‘Morning Service:

9:45 a.m

Divine Worship:
- 11:00 a.m.
Fellowship Service:
_ 6:30 p.m.
Youth- Ministries * Home Bible Studies * Visitation
4923 Agar Avenue 635-7727

The Salvation Army

Sunday Services:
9:45 a.m. Christian Education (al ages)
11:00 a.m. Holiness Meeting
7:00 p.m. Salvation Meeting
For further Information call
46843 Walsh Avenue

For the love of God.. Give.

All are cordially Invited

-Ed Sukow — 635- 7642 |

Wednesday 7:00 p.m.-|

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