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MUSIC

CALM BEFORE the show,
13-year-old Warren Con-
nacher warms up his sax-
ophone and Heather
Dreger (above) gets ready
to perform “Night Solilo-
quy” in the open flute divi-
sion at the Pacific Nor-
thwest Music Festival.
There's still @ couple more
days left to catch some of
the many events at venues
across town. For the
schedule of ‘events and
times, see page B5.

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Attention all scavengers!

The Terrace Beautification
Society will be having its 7th
Annual Garbathon on May 3 at
2 p.m. with everyone gathering
at McDonald's.

The society is encouraging
everyone to come out for a fun
day and to help gather up ail the
unwanted litter that has col-
lected around the city over the
winter months,

So gather together a group
and join the Beautification
Society to clean up. Prizes and
certificates will be handed out
for different categories as well
as some refreshments.

And to add to an already fun
day, a scavenger hunt is being
planned. Anyone wanting to
enter a team can find entry
forms at the offices of the Ter-
race Standard, the Terrace
Review, CFTK and city hail.

More than 100 bags of gar-
bage were collected last year.
Come out and challenge a team
and help set anew record in ’92,

Help make Terrace a clean
place to live — we supply the
garbage bags.

For more information, give
me a call at 638-0423.

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The ladies of the Order of the
Royal Purple served a beautiful
buffet-style lunch for Miss Ter-
Tace pageant contestants and
committee members at the Elks
Hall on Sunday Mar. 29.

The pageant committee and
contestants send out a big
thank-you to the many mer-
chants who support the pageant

and to the Royal Purple ladies -

and Elks for the lovely after-
noon luncheon.

The pageant exists solely
because of the generosity of its
sponsors — without these peo-
ple, the pageant couldn’t go on.

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 8, 1992 — Page 83

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“Here ’n
There”

by Yvonne Moen

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A reminder to everyone to
check out the Miss Terrace
Fashion Show on Apr. 12 at the
Terrace Inn. Showtime is 2 p.m.
in the Dolly Varden Room.

Come out and see the 1991 -

royalty and the 1992 contestants
model spring fashions from
local merchants.

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The Miss Terrace Pageant
Committee is seeking nine
young ladies aged 7 to 9 to sym-
bolize the future ‘‘Miss
Terrace’ for crowning night on
May 9th.

No modeling experience is
necessary, but participants must
be outgoing. Contact Lyne
Lagace after 5 p.m. at 635-3516.

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A surprise 70th birthday par-
ty. for Bill Kennedy was held at
the Kin Hut on Saturday Mar.
14.

Bill was born in St. John,
New. Brunswick, on Mar.14,
1922, His parents were William
and Harriet Kennedy.

Bill’s father at that time was
working for the Canadian
Pacific Railway, and the family
lived: in Montreal until the war

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years,

Then in 1939, Bill and his
brother Murray joined up with
the services — Bill in the army,
Murray in the navy. Both served

overseas from 1939 to 1945,

When they returned in 1946
the two brothers pooled their
money and bought an old car to
travel across Canada.

They both settled at Horsefly,
near Williams Lake, working
there as loggers. Their father
had died in 1940, so mother
Harriet, brother Allan and
sisters Joan and Marjorie also
moved there.

The family stayed together
there until 1950 when Bill and
Allan moved to Prince Rupert,
While in Rupert, Bill rejoined
the army and went to Korea,

The rest of the Kennedy fami-
ly then moved to Terrace, with
Bill joining them in 1953, He
went fo work at Northwest
Community College until his
retirement. Bill and wife Joyce
raised seven boys in Terrace and
now have nine grandchildren,

Bill and family say thanks to
all the friends who came to
make his birthday such a special
event.

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