The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 3, 1998 - BS

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Around Town

Students awarded

THREE NORTHWEST Community College students
were given awards at the college’s graduation |
ceremonies held at the R.E.M, Lec Theatre May 23,

Graduating early childhood education student Alice
Deviveiros is the recipient of the Rhena Gardiner
Award worth $450. This award is named in memory of
a college instructor. .

Judith Brown, a university credit student, was given
the Jeff Marvin Award, also worth $450 and also
named in memory of a college instructor. This award
gots to a First Nalions student each year,

And Kelly Houlden, a graduating forest technician in
the college’s natural resource worker two-year diploma
program, was given the President's Award for Ex-
cellence through the Applied Science Technologists
and Technicians of B.C.

Band tours Charlottes

TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND members were
treated like family by Queen Charlotie Island residents
as they celebrated Harbour Days over the May fong
weekend,

The band participated in ceremonies and serenaded
Skidegate elders and 250 elementary school children
from Queen Charlotte City and Skidegate.

A highlight of the trip was participating in the Lion’s
Club Hospital Telethon in Masset. Both the concert
band and the big band performed for the televised
event to raise funds for hospital equipment. They also
got to march in the annual parade,

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Seniors prepare =
fora busy month | reRRACE| CITY OF TERRACE

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

By ADLEEN FRANK Then on June 9, members have been in-

MAY WAS packed with events for Branch vited to join the Telkwa senior’s organiza- 1998 TAX NOTICES

73 of the B.C. Old Age Pensioners Organi- tion for its annual picnic. A bus will be ve aeleehiacon n SO shoul enact ihe Cty of rece bas,

zation, and there’s a Jot more planned for leaving the Terrace ceiitee at 8 a.m. 631),

this month, too. On June 24, the Royal Purple will be
The monthly games night was held May catering to the member’s supper when. the

16, On May 21 members participated in a delegates to the BCOAFO conference will

special supper to commemorate Mathers give their repart.

Day and Fathers Day. The ladies prepared —_A letter from a class at Uplands school is

the supper and the gentlemen served and asking for three or four members to talk lo

: cleaned up. students aboul ‘What it was like when

June 3, the Royal Purple has invited seniors were young.”’ |

seniors to the annual strawberry tea from 2- Branch 73 is proud to install a wooden

4pm. Also on June 3, members have been bench in front of the centre in memory of

invited to the annual Alcan barbecue in Gertmde Grundmaa. .

Kitimat. At the next mecting, Will Holland, the
Seniors Week is being recognized president of the provincial OAP organiza- ; ; é

throughout B.C. from June 7-13, To tion, will address members. The next meet- | 2 Pansies or long line ups at City Hal.

celebrate the event, Branch 73 is holding a ing will be held Thursday, June 11 at 2 p.m. Keith Norman

picnic and walk-around-ihe-Island event on at the Happy Gang Cetitre. Tin Brouwer Treasurer

Ferry Island Sunday, June 7 at noon. won the door prize,
LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO
JUNE 1998 PALACE JUNE 1998

FRIDAY. “SATURDAY

The Home Owner Grant must be applied for annually. Please complata the
Application on tha reverse of the lax notica f you are eligible, before you
return it to the City of Terrace.

Property owners are responsible for paymant of {axes, This may also apply
to persons acquiring property prior to the payment date, July 2, 1998.

Payments sant by mai! MUST BE RECEIVED
_. AT CITY HALL BY JULY 2, 1998,
APENALTY OF {0% WILL BE ADDED TO
OUTSTANDING 1998 TAXES AFTER JULY 2, 1999.

The City recommends forwarding a postdated cheque immediately to avoid

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children who use its services.

Beth Armstrong and her guides Gillian Jones, Jes-
sica Culis and Erin Bewick present bookends last

Sat. Afternoon Games

Doors 11:30a.m. Games 12:45

R This was the best trip we’ve ever had,” said Jim | Terrace y) | Trace | 4 tense 5 vat 6 Tena Cutty
yan, director of the band. Minor Kermode Peaks Sathtisaain | Pape Asoc sso

‘According to Dave Penna, mayor of Masset, the Baseball Frendshio | Gymnastics Kasra lbat
people of Masset and Old Masset were very impressed Associaton | °OCe'Y Club Traction ia sllrpari Terae rah
with the ‘‘first class performance” of the band. , So Se — Rese Soc

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THE TERRACE AMATEUR RADIO Club welcomed Seconday | Hockey | Socety | Volunteer fMRI | tegattisicancl | Tera SiaingCha
more than 40 ham radio operators over the May long School Association Bureau Terace Local
weekend to its firs! annual Ham Fest on Ferry Island.

Radio operatars from across the northwest came to 14, ntl 15 16 17 1 8 palo 19, PF 20 Sieena it
meet face to face those people who they converse with Junior Terrace Kermode Terrace Parapeni Assoc._ | etter
regularly over the radia waves, Secondary Minor Hockey | Friendship Blueback ff Teracedntigovery [~ Nisga'a Tribal “ithe Sos

A radio stalion was set up Saturday in a shelter on the School Association Society Swim Club fF StapSariety Council Tene
campgrounds, antennas were strung in the treetops, and 9 9 5) ; 5 4 5 5 9 6 7 Cran ag
a generator supplicd the power. Terace Ord of Canadian

The island was given a designated number for an in- Caledoria Terrace Minot Canadian win Cab en ison a
ternational island contest and the station soon had other Senior Secondary Baseball Paraplegic Shanes Mountain] TeraceAnt Poverty 9 Negealitd Cond Kanak Sseon
hams from as far away as Armenia ‘piling up’ to con- School Association J Association Si Cub Grog Sesety Terace ocd tee Stemete
lact it for the contest. re ee et i

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Donations welcomed « Nice looking bookends mee | itt | Komode
THE STAFF at the Terrace Transition House says ve : French Terace ‘ati dials
donations have been appreciated by the women and SIMPLE BUT FUNCTIONAL: Girl Guide leader Chapter Association | Society

But they say a high demand for services means Wednesda : f
: ¥ to Debbie Scarborough, coordinator 7 Doors 4:30 o.m. mes 6:1
there’s a constant need for items such as household of Terrace’s Transition House. Pyening Games Late Nicht G D 9:30 Pp e es a
goods, sheets, towels, furniture, toys, clothing, strol- urs., Fri., Sat. Late NightGames Doors 9:30 p.m. ames 10:00 p.m.

Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon

T.V, MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL

4410 Legion, Terrace

AISLE CONCESSION! ia
635-2411 “

i lers, bikes and helmets — anything that might help
a make a new place a home, ;

The phone number of the transition house is 638-
6447. It is staffed 24 hours a day to assist women and
children Aeeing abuse.

A correction

A STORY in the May 27 issue of The Terrace Standard
mistakenly identified Don Hill as Don Armstrong.

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