A = Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 13, 1990

Peaks to meet 91 Games with gy!

by Tod Strachan

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastics

Club is well on the way to laying -
the first brick for their own gym-.

nasium complex. It’s been some
time since they received word that

_ the Kitimat-Stikine Regional Dis-
trict had accepted the idea of the

Peaks’ gymnasium as an addition
‘to the =Thomhill Community
Centre, but the wheels of progress
have been in motion.

It was announced last week by
Skeena MLA Dave Parker that the
Peaks Gymnastics - Club has
received approval of a $40,000 GO

B.C. award to cover one-third of

the cost of Phase I construction;

_ Ready to

Contributed by Alle Toop

Every year around this time
the Oldtimers’ Reunion commit-
tee gets into high gear, getting
ready for their annual banquet.

The banquet is always held on .

the last Saturday in July, and
this year that falls on the 28th.
Anyone who has lived in Terrace
since 1960 or before is eligible to

attend.

It also means that if you were

- born in Terrace in 1960, you
- qualify to come to the reunion.

You don’t have to be ‘‘old”’ to

- be an Oldtimer. |

The get-together will be held
at the Terrace Hotel, now called
the Terrace Inn. It is only fitting
that it is held there, since the

the gymnasium itself. A lobby and
other amenities will be added in
future projects.

Club president Erika Neves says

the club has already raised $40,000:

of their own money for the project
as well, but she adds there is still
some fundraising to be done and
that the club will be holding brick
sales over the next two--months.
Through these sales of shares
Tanging in value between $25 and
$500 each, and corporate donat-
ions, she says the club hopes to
bring in another $10,000.

A few of the major contributors
to date, says Neves, are Alcan,
Kalum- Kabs, Vesta Douglas,
Crampton, Brown . and. Amdt

re-unite

Terrace Hotel has been ‘a
meeting place for the locals for
more than 75 years.

Social hour will start. at 6
o’clock, and dinner is at: 7.

Tickets are $15 per person and -
‘are available at Northern
Healthcare (formerly . Terrace.

Drugs) on Kalum St., at Grace

Fell Florist on Lakelse Ave. and. =

at Rose’s Shop on Lazelle.

If you like meeting people,
reminiscing and good food, it -
will be well worth the price of _
the ticket to attend. So phone ~
your friends and make a date for.
July 28.

For information please phone
Mrs. Julia Little, 635-5205, or

Alie Toop, 635-2723.

Uf you wish fo announce

' 1990, weighing 6 Ibs.

the birth of YOUR baby, please fill out the form
available in the maternity ward at Mills Memorial
Hospital, We will pick up your forms, every week.

FREEMAN — Leyton and Mary-Ann are
proud to announce the birth of their: new lit- |
tle daughter Shawna Noelle on J une 6,

15 oz.

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