Web gallery
showcases
performers

TAKE another bow,

Our newest web phota
gallery showcases Ter-
race’s performing artists
and their achievements.

You can access our On
Stage gallery from the link
at-our- website, www.terra-
cestandard.com and
browse our collection of
photes of local dancers,
actors, musicians and
other performers.

We're adding to this
retrospective gallery all
year long, so check in per-
iodically for new postings.

‘The photos are taken by
Terrace Standard photo-
graphers, In most cases
photo reprints from our
much higher resolution ori-
ginal images can be or-
dered through the Standard
office.

This is the latest in a
series of photo galleries
posted on the Terrace
Standard web site. Other

Site will be updated all year

MAE MOORE and husband Lester Quitzau ask the crowd to sing along.

From Bi

Little. His horses slip-
ped and fell on Park Ave.,
pulling its mate and a load
‘of woad over.the bank... «.
~ The driver wasn’t in-
jured because he was able
to jump free of the cart —
but one of the horses was
laid up for several weeks.
(The 1928 equivalent of
expensive car repairs at
the parage).

Sales of Terrace: 75
Years af Growth were brisk
at the Memory Lane So-
cial during Riverboat Days
earlier this month, where
past and present residents
reunited to-share old times.

The book, published to
coincide with Terrace's
75th anniversary year, has
already sold 500 copies —
half its initial print run,
society member Chantal
Meijer says.

The Terrace Regional

Blending old clippings and newer memories _

Thank You
from the Kids |

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Lester Quitzau

galleries there include our

Adventure Challenge gall- -

ery, our 75th anniversary
gallery, and Our Artists ~ a
gallery celebrating fine
artists and their works.

Some of our galleries
welcome reader contribu-
tions. Our Catch. of the
Day gallery is where local
anglers can send in photos
of the one that didn't get
away. Likewise, you can
send in local garden
photos for inclusion in our
In Bloom gallery.

At right are two contri-

Historical Society formed
in 1983 to construct, man-
age and operate Heritage

. Park; Mugeium,..which? was

handéd*over“fo the City of
Terrace in 1999. The soc-
iety celebrates its 20th an-
hiversary this year.

Other publications in-
clude /0¢ Years of History,
Riverboats to. Railways,
Humour — A Link Between
The Generations, and 20th
Century Anecdotes from
the Terrace Area.

The society is taking
submissions for its next
project, a second volume
of 20:h Century Anecdotes
to the end of September.

Terrace: 75 Years of
Growth is available at
Misly River Books, Ev’s
Men’s Wear, Northern
Drugs at the Skeena Mall,
Van’s News and from soc-
iety members.

Our official ticket outlet fs |

Courtesy Travel
47184 Lazetle Ave

buted photos from the Ri-
verside Festival we'll add
to the new On Stage gall-
ery.

And we've also created
photo galleries of one-time
events —. like Skeena
Memories from the Skeena
Jr. Secondary school 50th
anniversary party and our
gallery of the opening of
the road to the Nisga’a vil-
lage of Kincolith.

The galleries allow you
to click on photos to see
them enlarged. You can
also click the slideshow
link ta see all the images
in a gallery in a sequential
slideshow.

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NORTHERN treasure

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Mark Perry at Riverside.

PEERLESS guitarist Lar

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ry Boudreau at Riverside.

BRISK SALES: Yvonne Moen, Sally Smaha, F

ran Scott

Chantal Meijer sold copies of the book at the Memory Lane Social.

, Elaine Temple and

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 27, 2003 - B3

Kidney disease strikes families, not only individuals,
When a Kidney Foundation volunteer knocks an your door, please give generously, |

THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA
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There have been so
many seniors activities
this month one cannot
do justice to them all.
Many enjoyed and
participated in
Terrace’s 75th
Birthday Party; cakes,
concerts and the col-
lection of stories and
photos of years gone

married.}

A special mention of
two 50th
Anniversaries cele-
brated this month.
Mike and Vi Bonick
and Cliff and Trudy

at his death.

Best. (Cliff said he was
never scared in his life
as the day he got

We are sorry to hear
about the passing of a
spunky little lady,
Marjorie Van Wort,
mother of Eleanor
Kustus and family,
Marjorie missed her
by. 100th birthday by less
than fifty days. We all
remember Bob Hope’s
friendly ‘smile and
share many memories

Drugstore. She has been a long-time volunteer
in the Hospital Auxiliary store. Helen has the
honour of closing the Hospital Auxiliary
meeting each month. .
In the Happy Gang, Helen has helped us in
the kitchen, with humour and good spirit, for
the past 18 years.
Helen Booth is a jewel in our society.

We would like to
nominate Helen
Booth for “Senior
of the Month”.
iShe is a lady
who has given so
-much to people
around her.

_ In her younger
days, she worked
for years in the
Terrace