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SAYS Goop- BYE

-This is my final opportunity . to make ‘publié

‘statements i in these pages, and I am going to end my

six-year tenure with the Terrace Review on a per- —

sonal note.

_ My thanks to all the people who supported this
“publication by paying to read it and by offering us
encouragement and constructive criticism. I thank

the riumerous freelance writers who have contributed —

far more time, energy and talent to this effort than
_we had any right to expect. I thank the people who
have written notices for publication about their
activities and the activities of their friends and
organizations, and I thank those people who consist-
ently notified us of approaching events and news
stories.
_ I thank our local sources of. news, the people we

“y

have gone to time anda again for accurate and reliable

information. If we have been critical of local officials

.and prominent citizens and groups on occasion, ithas _

been in the spirit of protecting what we have seen as
the best interests of the community as a whole and

" never from malice or spite. In that sense we have all

been’ working together towards a common goal.—
making Terrace a more sensible,'‘more pleasant, more -
humane and more, interesting place in which to
conduct one’s life.

. Textend regrets to those péople who supplied us
with material for a multitude of worthy stories that,
for one reason or another, were never published due
to the practical constraints of this business. With the
completion of each issue we saw not so much what
we had accomplished as what remained to be done;
we saw opportunities missed, despite what I sincere-
ly believe to be our best efforts. It is my hope that

_ some day, in some form, your stories will all be told.

Farewell.
— Michael Keily

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