Bio: Formed in October 2008. The Killbillies are a 3 piece cover band playing songs from the 80's, 90's and 2000's. Available for dances, pubs, nightclubs and corporate events. Check out our song list and listen to us at www.reverbnation.com/killbilliescanada Keep music live...

SUNDAY APRIL 7 PANCAKE BREAKFAST, EVERYONE WELCOME, 9AM-11AM, 6986 HART HIGHWAY SATURDAY APRIL 13 DANCE, SOUND OF THE NORTH, 8PM-MIDNIGHT, $10 AT THE DOOR, OVER 19 WELCOME, 6986 HART HIGHWAY SUNDAY APRIL 21 CRIB TOURNAMENT, 1PM, 6986 HART HIGHWAY SUNDAY ARPIL 21 ROAST BEEF DINNER, 5-6:30PM, EVERYONE WELCOME, 6986 HART HIGHWAY FRIDAY APRIL 26 GARAGE/CRAFT SALE 9AM-9PM, COME SUPPORT THE 6986 HART PIONEER CENTRE SATURDAY APRIL 27 GARAGE/CRAFT SALE 9AM-3PM, COME SUPPORT THE 6986 HART PIONEER CENTRE SATURDAY APRIL 27 DANCE, DOUCES WILD, 8PM-MIDNIGHT, $10 AT THE DOOR, OVER 19 WELCOME, 6986 HART HIGHWAY

The Forever Young Chorus Presents: The Romance of the Rail A Musical Tribute to the Age of Steam Locomotion Special Guest: John Rogers Prince George 2013 Senior Idol Contest Runner-Up Elder Citizens Recreation Association 1692 Tenth Ave. Tel 250-561-9381 Friday, April 26, 2013 at 7 pm Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 7 pm Sunday, April 28, 2013 at 2 pm $10.00 - Children 5 to 12 year’s $5.00 Tickets in advance or at the door

Elder Citizens Recreation Association “Giant - Annual Garage Sale, Bake Sale, Book Sale and Concession" Saturday, April 20th, 2013 from 9 am to 2 pm 1692 Tenth Ave. (between Vancouver and Winnipeg St.) For information call 250-561-9381 Donations of garage sale items gratefully accepted – all proceeds go to center operations Many seniors downsizing – this garage sale is huge! Shop – sit down and have some lunch – and then shop some more!

It took moving away to Australia for Chelsea Miller to truly appreciate how connected she feels to her home in Prince George.

By Brandon Grant, Northern Health men’s health coordinator;
Meghan Mcquhae, Northern Health men’s health
program practicum student; and Jasmine Ford, Northern
health men’s health program practicum student.
We’re all repeatedly told that physical activity is an
important part of a healthy lifestyle, but if you’re
like me, tuition and rent take priority over an expensive
membership to a local gym. So how can
we add activity into our daily lives cheaply (or better
yet, for free) and easily? Getting active doesn’t
have to cost money or take time away from having
fun.

There is some new trim in town….
Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop
has opened a brand new location in
Pine Centre.

On friday March 22nd, local bands The Cariboo Blues and Scarlet Gallery will be playing a show at Riley's Bar and Grill (attached to the Days Inn). This event is a fundraiser for the local SPCA, and will include door prizes and a silent auction in addition to live music. These bands are sure to get people moving their feet, and a good time will be had by all! Admission is $5; tickets can either be purchased at UNBC in order to ensure entry but will also be sold at the door on a first come, first served basis.

Tasha Wall was sick and tired of being unhappy.
A young woman in her early 20s, Wall would wake
up every day with her outward appearance affecting
her inner wellbeing.

When Johnny Rotten growled about wanting to be anarchy,
it became a rallying cry for disaffected youth across
the world in the early ’70s.

For the past three years, Rimmer has been contributing
to the city’s musical landscape as DJ Nige, spinning
feel-good tracks to get people moving.

Those words, hidden beneath the store’s awning, are
a final parting gift from The London, a new spa and
boutique in downtown Prince George.

Laser hair removal is one of the most popular non-surgical
cosmetic procedures. It is a non-invasive, convenient,
and cost-effective method for the permanent reduction
of hair growth on common areas like upper lip,
face, underarms, legs, and bikini line.

They rode into their first gig as a band in 2010 with no
name, but Highball Riot has proven themselves worthy of the
chance.

Bake Sale at the Elder Citizens Recreation Centre Lots of home made goodies Stock up your freezer for Easter weekend! Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 3 to 4 pm 1692 10th Ave. (between Vancouver and Winnipeg St.) Hosted by the Whist and Crib card players at ECRA All proceeds to centre operations. For information phone 250-561-9381

The Immigrant Multicultural Services Society (IMSS) is celebrating its 40th Anniversary with a spectacular event. For the first time in the history of Prince George entrainment, IMSS will host an Arabian Night. The event will take a place at the Coast Inn of the North on Friday April 19th ,2013 from 6:00 PM till 1:00 Am . Join us for a taste of exotic Middle Eastern Flavor featuring live band Tambura Rasa, Professional Belly Dances , Karen Flamenco Dancer , and Authentic Arabic Food . The evening will be completed with a touch of magic with William Brunes , Dressing like Arabian with our local photography Bobbi Carpino and a chance to dance the night away on Arabic and Western rhythms . Don’t miss your chance to participate and be a part of this enchanting evening . Buy your ticket now by registering online . Register Online by clicking on this link http://pgchamber.chambermaster.com/Events/details/arabian-nights-a-night-of-pure-entertainment-143 Facebook Event Page http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/160918304059625/

FREE Youth Entrepreneurship Camp March 22, 2013 D.P Todd Secondary School.

hen you look at yourself in the mirror, what
do you see? Someone who’s confident and
happy with their appearance? Or would you
rather be that attractive person from a TV
show, movie, magazine, or billboard?
Media images have a huge impact on how we view
ourselves, and some people unfortunately go to
extreme lengths to try to copy the mainstream media’s
image of perfection. These images can even contribute
to eating disorders in both females and males.
Yes, males are affected this too! Even though fewer
males than females face eating disorders and selfesteem
issues, it’s important to recognize that men can
have these problems too, and that their challenges are
different.

Pete Emes and Mike Grimes are anything but small town. The pair, who have
been spinning together since the late 90s are some of Canada’s best
exports on the dance music scene and can be found on the road
in North America and Europe playing some of the world’s biggest
festivals.

Power King

CFUR, UNBC’s premiere (and only) campus radio station
is going to be assembling a Holiday album for sale
and distribution this late November-December.
Selected contributors’ pieces will be showcased
across Canada, as this cd will be a gift from CFUR to
community stations across the country.

Putting brothers together in a band can lead to
some interesting conflicts.