The Terrace Slandard, Wednesday, January 3, 2001 - BI

INSIDE
COMMUNITY
EVENTS B2

SON

ROSCO Lebreux, Dino
Monias and Bil! Flyn
(above} were three of
the Inmates at the Ter-
race Correctional Centre
wha constructed histari-
cal plaques comme-
Morating the Old Skee-
na Bridge's 75th anni-
versary this summer.
This summer. also
marked the end of an
era at the Terrace Stan-
dard. Long-time co-
lumnist Yvonne Moen,
seen at right wih How
Our Streets Were
Named co-author Helen
Haselmeyer, retired fram
the paper to pursue
other interests.

TERRACE STANDARD |

SECTION B
JENNIFER LANG
638-7283

A WATERMELON-EATING contest (above} was one of the kid-pleasing events at this year’s Skeena Val-
ley Fall Fair. And on June 21, Terrace’s first-ever National Aboriginal Day Celebrations were also a big hit
with kids. Pictured at left are some local dancers who entered a colouring contest before performing.

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ook back through our lens at Terrace’s »
first year in the new millennium. —

A HUGE crowd turned
out Aug. 6 for the rede-
dication ceremony of
the Gld Skeena Bridge.
The 75-year-old struc-
ture was closed to traffic
for a ribbon-cutting cer-
emony and a walk by
pedestrians. It-was then
opened up to a parade
of vintage cars (above),
Left, Garrett Kerr and
Corey Oliver joined
classmates on litter duty
when Skeena Junior
mounted a clean-up
campaign this fall. ~