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. Al6. Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 18, 1990

City adopts —
clean-up |
strategy

A new clean-up campaign in
Terrace is about to begin.
‘Modelled after the North Coast
Road Maintenance precedent, the
city has started their own $6-a-bag
fund raiser for youth, community
and sports groups. The first group
of teens to take advantage of the
program will be the Alliance
Church Youth Group.

According to city director of
engineering Stew Christensen, this
is a group that has earned the
honor of being first. He says they
have been cleaning up a sizeable
portion of our downtown area on
an annual basis for the past three
years as volunteers. Now they’re
going to get paid for their work,
however, and the revenue will go
towards paying for group projects.

Christensen says they will be
asking other groups to get involved
in the project and he invites them
to submit their proposals to Public
Works. He says this fundraising

opportunity is open to all Terrace IN SOME HOMES in town, the Easter Bunny got a helping hand. Thanks to the generosity of Shoppers’ Drug Mart, Woolworths,
youth groups and each group Safeway and Overwaitea, who donated all their leftover Easter merchandise, and some dedicated organizational work by Mills Memorial
selected will be placed on a rotat- nurse Sharon Prinz and Terrace firefighter Ron Flemming, special residents confined to the hospital, living at Terraceview or at one
ing list. As cleanup is required, of several group homes in town weren't left out of the Easter fun. There were plenty of chocolate bunnies, eggs and stuffed toys. In
then, the group or groups at the fact, the response from local retailers this year was "overwhelming" says Flemming. Above, Terraceview health care workers Lana Roy

head of the list will be called into and Diane Trogi pose behind some of the eggs they were sorting out with Sharon Prinz (2nd from left} and Ron Flemming (right).
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