Dear sir: ;
‘TOAs Tain poured down from ;
Heaven ‘ hordes of. : leather,
clad angel made their way.
down Lakelse ‘Ave; on’ their
two wheeled ' ‘chariots, These
angels were no ordinary type
to” be “sure. ‘They - were
members of an'élite but often
maligned group of men and:
women. . ‘motorcyclists! ~

We ‘know them for their
black leather jackets ‘and
loud bikes but do you know
the other side? The side that
drives these; people to don
their helmets and leather
jackets and’ ride down the
street’ with! rain pouring
down all for one very special
purpose. That purpose being
‘none other than a mission of
love. ' *
"Sat. Sept. 29, 1990 at ap-
prox. 2 p.m. over 50 men and
women took to their motor-
cycles | and braved the
elements in order that they
might’ be a part of a child's
Christmas. With toys and

from the weigh ‘scales and
made. their way. down
Lakelse Ave. to the Inn’ of
the West to present their gifts
to The” Salvation . Army
Christmas Cheer Fund.
'» Toys of all sizes and
descriptions were piled one
on top of the other a§ these
we, soggy messengers of love
brought their gifts. As well as
toys there was $1,000 raised
for the Christmas Fund.
From the Salvation. Army
and from all of the children
and adults whe. will benefit
from your generosity and
tenacily [ want to express to
you a very heartfelt... Thank
You!
. Thank you and may God
bless you!

u Mike Hoeft,

Lieutenant — Salvation Ar-

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Seniors

Dear. sit,

by selling ‘and/or ecbeaing
tickets.

The draw was made at the
Happy Gang Centre Sept. |
and the winners were: M.
Wright of Prince Rupert who
won! the inflatable rubber
boat; B. Defrane of Kitimat,
an entertainment centre; and
K,: Stromdar of Prince
Rupert, a diamond dinner
ring. |

Yours,
Senior Games Society.

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‘big bag of sunflower seeds to fill
my window sill feeder.

‘It took a few days before they
got brave enough to fly down
and eat but now they peck away
with the whole family getting a
“‘bird’s-eye’’ view of them. __

In fact, they've got downright
snotty! If I don’t happen to
have the feeder full when they
decide to eat, boy, they, are
downright | indignant, They sit
on top of my house or in the
branches and holler for 10
minutes at a time — ‘Where is
our food, lady!” Then they
argue about who’s gaing to eat
first.

Now if only I could find a
way to feed the fonely squirrel,
that hangs around looking for a°.
few leftovers from the Jays. It
doesn’t matter where I hide the
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- School news
THORNHILL

ELEMENTARY
By Jamie Hill

; and Steen Skode -

The district cross-country run
was going to be held on October
11, but has been postponed
because of bad weather.

Byfield to speak

Ted Byfield, president of
United Western Communica-
tions, will be guest speaker at a
Terrace Pro-Life association
fund-raiser to be held Friday,
Oct. 26 beginning at 7 p.m. in
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In the second week of the
intra-school games, the Eagles
are in the lead with 76 pts., the
Wolves are in second place with
36 pts., the Bears are in third
place with 30 pts. and the
Ravens are fourth with 24 pts.

On’ October 5 Thornhill
Elementary students had their
smiling faces pointed towards
the camera for their pictures, It
is expected that the pictures ‘will
be here for parent approval by
November 15. Reprints will be
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The hot dog sales have taken,
effect at Thornhill Elementary.
The students will be having hot
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