Kathleen Delgatty,

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“Terrace Review _— Wednesday, August 31, 1988 15

~ Doug Watt and family. leave for Prince George ©

Doug Watt

- Terrace will: miss Doug and
Wendy Watt as much as they’ll
miss us, as the community-
minded family has moved to
Prince George. Doug Watt was
made a lifetime member of the
Kinsmen because of his 21 years

Library
gets grant

The Terrace Public Library

has received a grant of $35,872 -
from the Ministry of Municipal, _

Affairs, Recreation and Culture.
The grant is a part of $6,653,749
given to 83 public libraries in the
province as a result of the final

report released by the New Ap--

proaches Task Force on Public
Libraries.

Library Board vice-chairman
Judy Chrysler says it is uncertain
how the money will be used at
this point, but there are several
projects being considered and
one or more of them will likely
go ahead. .

Some of the projects which
have been discussed by the
board this year include an on-
line computer access to replace
the present card catalogue, air
conditioning, replacing some
furniture, expanding their video
collection, the addition of new
washrooms and an overall study
of the library as a whole,

More awards

The Canadian Community
Newspaper Association recently
announced that the Heart of
Gold program, a joint effort of
the CCNA and Air Canada to
recognize Canadians who have
made outstanding contributions
to life in their communities, at-
tracted more than 5,600 nomina-
tions from across the country.

Three of those nominations —
Pamela
Straker and Ewen Harvie —
came from Terrace.

The judging panels, made up
of editors and publishers of
newspapers in the association,
are currently assessing the
nominations to determine who
will get the 100 regional awards.

The regional awards will be

‘presented sometime in the fall.

ACCIDENTS HURT
EVERYBODY.

of involvement. ‘‘I think the

most important contribution

was the grad taxi service,’’ Doug
said. This- proud achievement .
was initiating and organizing'the
service through the local Kins-
men club, Since 1981, Doug ran
the program which sees volun-
teers provide 400 to 500 rides for
a safe high schoo! graduation
celebration. He was president of.
the Terrace club and. later
deputy-governor for the north
coast, .
Both Wendy and Doug served
on the Peaks Gymnastics club
executive, as registrar and-
secretary-treasurer respectively.
Doug was also involved with the
Scouts, and was pleased he was
able to get the B.C, Tel contract

for the Scouts to deliver direc-
tories as a fund-raising activity.

Eight years ago, a B.C, Tel
transfer brought the family to

Terrace from Prince George. “1 |

didn’t want to come here, it
seemed too far away and I didn’t
want to leave Prince George,”’
Wendy recalls, ““Now I don’t
want to go,’* Another transfer is
taking them back to the central-
northern city.

Both will miss our mountain
scenery and the friends they
made here. ‘‘I love it, It’s a nice
community with friendly
people,’’ Wendy said.

Daughter Jennifer, 12, Robin,
15, and recent grad Geoff, 18,
will also make the move. Son
Jordy, 21 is working in Victoria

while Jamey remains in Terrace.
Wendy says she’ll really miss her
new grandson Ryan, who turned
one month old on Saturday.
They look forward to renew-

Public service

Look at your speed, how
fast are you going? Are you
in or near a school zone? On
Tuesday, September 6th
schools are back In session.
This means 30 Kph from 8

ing old friendships in “Prince

George and fixing up their new

house there. The legacy of their.
years of community: involvement

will remain here. /

announcement

a.m. to 5 p.m. when regular
school days are in session.
Slow down, get in the. habit
now. Watch out for the small
children because they won't .
be watching out for you.

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