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Page B4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 13, 1991

Zaporian’ ene nie hieh, praise

; Spaces aaidare”, they

_ titude and strong commit-
, ment to pursuing a career in
: the aviation industry.

: completed nine months train-
:. ing at the Victoria club to get
. his. pilot’s licence. After a -
. short break, he will be retur- ™
-' ming there to upgrade his

Ready for your r bids

~The Terrace Rotary club’s annual radio and television auc-
tion takes place next week and organizers are hoping the com-

munity will once again be jamming the phone lines with bids ..

on the more than 30 items going on the block.
‘Now celebrating its 31st year, money raised during the two-

“night event goes towards community projects sponsored by
Rotary. which have ranged from a computer for the libraryto

@:the hospital’s helipad.

tennis courts and bus shelt 4
a:;CFTK radio and Channel 10

Loeal | resident, ‘Terrence. eine

also: commended the student.
pilot for-his-professional at-

Zaporzan, 25, has just

Terrence Zaporzan
qualification further before seeking a job as a commercial
PL ot.

‘Dance a howling success

Tt was the first social event organized by the new Caledonia

. student council and it turned out to be a even greater success
. than-they had hoped for.

Publicity officer Shawn Dimitrov said approximately 200
came out to enjoy the Nov. 2 Mostly Ghostly Gala held in the

| Cal gym.

That meant instead of the slight loss the council had an-
ticipated, the event produced a $100-$150 profit! He said the
money would go towards ensuring the next dance — just
before Christmas — was even better than this one.

‘A ‘popular feature at the gala was the giving away of $150
worth of door prizes, all.donated by local businesses,
Dimitrov said.the council was grateful for their support.

Drama Fest cast set

Terrace Little Theatre has selected the cast members for its
entry in next year's Skeena Zone Drama Festival in Smithers,
‘The cast for Living Together, one of a trilogy of plays by
Alan Ayckbourn under the heading of The Norman Con-

‘| Quests, will be Alan Weston (Norman), Alison Thomas (An-

nie), John McGowan (Tom), Karla Hennig (Sarah), : ‘Ray
Mordan (Reg) and Marianne Brorup-Weston (Ruth). |
\ r to next Mayahis" Grams Fespival Bh aidi¢nces will
opportunity to see Living Together when it takes the
eat the McColl’ Playhouse’ "Feb. “6-8. and 1205.

th Tuesday, Nov. 19 and:
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STEW

CHRISTENSEN

FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE

School District No. 88
Nov. 16/91

NOVEMBER
’ LUNCH SPECIAL
“HAWAIIAN |
=" CHICKEN BREAST
.. With rice or fries, garlic. bread, -*.,-
. ‘tea, ¢ coffee or pop

Tea and bazaar
this Saturday

By BEV GREENING

In each of the past nearly 20
years members of the B.C. Old
Age Pensioners Organization,
branch -73,' have ‘spent many.
hours in preparation for one of:
their main: fundraisers — the
annual Tea and Bazaar,

This week. the final prepara-’
tions are ufider way: for, -the:
bazaar but work on many of the

items up for. sale. began ‘right.

‘after last year’s event. ;
One of those items is a-

beautiful quilt which is being’. ‘

sold through a silent .auction’
and is on display at the happy
gang Centre until Thursday,
Nov. 14, when the buyer will be
announced. :

Christmas is coming and so is
the Veritas School Xmas
Bazaar.

Organizing commitee
member Sandra Norman pro-
mises those attending the Satur-'
day, Nov. 30 event will not only.
experience ‘‘the greatest -bake.
sale ever’? but will also get a
chance to look aver the crafts
display and the white elephant
sale and bottle tables.

For the children, there will
also be skill testing games to en-
joy.

Norman said the bazaar is be-
ing put together by the Veritas
parents group and all money
raised will be used to purchase
things needed by the school —
additional books for the library,
computer. software, carpeting
and playground equipment.

Students’ families are doing
their bit to ensure the event is a
success by providing two items
for the bake sale, one craft
item, books or plants for the
white elephant table and one
item for the bottle table.

The students themselves are
busy selling tickets — they cost
$1 each — on araffle which of-

this: Saturday," Noy. 16.

For those of you who ‘would.
like to purchase. home-crafted-
items, ‘there will be sewing,

erochet and knitwear ‘on. gale;
There will also be baked goods,

books'and a white elephant: sale, .
Tickets ‘are still: available for

the raffle of a beautiful needle. |

‘crocheted.
tablecloth and 8 pair; “af cush- -

point picture,’

quilts...
The doors 6 opett

event ‘continues until. 4pm. wt

‘So ‘why not come’ ‘along: and.
"enjoy ‘the, bazaar’ ‘inthe -base- +

ment-of the Happy | Garig Centre
and. finish the afternoon with
tea and goodies i in thet
Everyone is welcomes, _

to note.

fers 12 prizes including a gas i

barbecue for top spot. Other
prizes include a collector's doll,

businesses.

- And if the students are eager “|

to. move the tickets, it’s no

wonder. . The class selling the

most tickets will receive a globe

and the. .

-

main hall]

“gift certificates and a $50 dinner —
for two, Norman said all prizes .
have been donated by local |

- for their room while individual -

Super salesmen will also pick up -

prizes,

' Those attending are also
reminded they can satisfy their
hunger or thirst because it’s a
tea and bazaar. Buy a tea and
your name is entered in another
draw where the six prizes in-
clude pots and pans, a thermos
cooler and a Christmas cake.

So mark the date on the -

calendar, Saturday, Nov. 30. .It
all gets under way at 12:30 p.m.
and goes. through to 4 p.m.
“Everybody is-welcome,”’ Nor-
man said.

Anyone wanting raffle tickets

can phone Sandra Norman
Marion Shlegel |

(638-1890), -
(635-3525) or

Joan Korpi
(635-5581), -: :

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