Speaker
theft
hurts

KNOW A BAND which
has suddenly gained new

monitor speakers,
Speakers and a speaker
pole?

If you do, then the Ter-
‘tace Musicians Associa-
‘tion wants you to contact
ithe police.

| Those items were stolen |’
‘from the house of one of
‘the members on Sept, 28
for 29,

The equipment is worth
$1,500 and the assacia-
tion held three years of
coffee houses to pay for
it,

That equipment is not
insured, says member
Grier Kaiser,

The stereo equipment
was only brought to the
member’s house on the
night of the 28th. And
golf clubs, and fishing
gear which were nearby
weren't stolen,

That lead Kaiser to
think that the thief had
been keeping tabs on
where the stereo equip-
ment was.

Now the musician’s as-
sociation will have to
borrow equipment for its
next coffee house on Oct.
18 at Groundworks.

Admission will be by
donation this time, says

Kaiser.
I’s not just the
Musician’s association

which is hurt by this

| AT THE: MARKET
LYNNE CHRISTIANSEN |

VROMAN AND and Lucile
Hampton have been veadors
at the farmers market for
over 10 years,

Lucile got involved with
the market through her first
husband, George Hunter,
who was an artist. He
passed away in 1984.

George had quite a selec-
lion of art work. Il was sug-
gested to Lucile that she
should try and sell some of
George’s work through the
market and at the mall.

So Lucile had some prints
and postcards and stationery
made up from George’s
original art work.

Lucile also sells carvings
done by her son Vernon.
Her other son, Chester,
passed away five years ago.
Chester had an artistic gift
as well. He left behind some
beautiful paintings.

The Hamptons sell craft
items as well as art work,
They make plastic braided
tugs. Lucile makes beautiful
rag rugs from good quality
drapery scraps. Other
crocheted and quilted crafts
are available.

Vroman came to Terrace
from Saskatchewan. He

LUCILE HAMPTON sells stationery, paper and cards
based on artwork drawn by her children and first hus-
band. The cards are very popular at the market.
Lucile also makes sweaters, one of which she's

wearing here.

Ville, Alberta. Lucile’s
grandfather ran a mail route
in N. Dakota, and once gave
a ride to Col. Custer.

On Sept. 22 of this year
Lucile celebrated her 85th
birthday. Two of her sisters
came to Terrace to celebrate

visit the Happy Gang
Centre. And Vroman bowls
twice a week.

The Hamptons are finding
these last weeks very cold to
sit out at the market, so we
May not see to much of
them through the month of

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and served coffee in the Terrace Director

street. And a big thank you

to all the peopte in our com-

munity who have called or

stopped by with assistance,
tayers and concern.

' Also special mention to
the taxi driver who gave us
a complimentary ride home
from the hospital.

+ We give thanks to our im-
mediate and extended fam-

ATTENTION SUPPLIERS AND BUYERS
- BUSINESS WORKSE.

An Rect satontieg to".
Showcase: Buyers and Suppliers
in the Terrace-Kitimat Area

ily who are there for us. We
love you.

' Aaron, Jason and Candace
would like to publicly thank
all their friends who have
shown their cancer, We
have experienced first hand
! the generosity and hospi-

tality of the good people of
Terrace.

: Please don’t worry about
is. The Lord is looking after
ls; We have a temporary
home with Markus and
Leona and a house to rent in
the near future. Most impor-
lantly, we have the gift of
each other and we look for-
| ward to a bright new day.

This is your opportunity to highlight your
productceand services and familiarize
yourself with local vendors and what

they have for you!

For further informatio :
please call either host

Tuesday, October 21, 1997 - Terrace
Terrace Inn - 9:00 - 5:00 p.m.
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Wednesday, October 22, 1997 - Kitimat
Riverlodge - 8:00 - 4:00 p.m.

: Richard

i and = Kelly,

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Dear Sir Thursday, October 23, 1997 - Terrace

Terrace Inn - 9:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Buyer/Supplier Workshop

There will be a $10 registration fee. This will cover lunch.

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‘Thanks to Bob Park, the

Rick and Paul King Founda-

; tion, Laurie Thain and all
the sponsors, participants
and volunteer who made our
back nine fund-raiser such a
success,

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