B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 1, 1994

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— Mother’s Day baby gets bonus

MARYSA HONG was born May 9, 1994, making her the win-
ner of a baby basket from Terrace women's group Xi Beta
Mu. The group filled a basket for Building Healthier Babies’
Project Helping Hand and decided to donate it to the baby girl

barn closest to Mother's Day. Above from left are Xi Beta Mu
_ members Cheryl Barnard, Heather Gurnsey, Landa Mavety,
along with Marysa and her mother Sylvie Perrault.

Town Adopt-a-cop |_ re: PALACE _wunesso
. | SUNDAY. MONDAY.” “TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY... FRIDAY. > SATURDAY
747 NM Kitsumkalum
for torch run Vee 2h ats
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ollege gra "7 TERRACE RCMP officers will © The 1994 B.C. Law Enforce- cae S | trpovery | Stebeed Nun
receive awaras = once again carry the torch for ment Torch Run program — in-
GRADUATES of Northwest  oP2<ia! Olympics. volving volunteers from the {|5 7 8 9 te 1 Ocanion [11 fernseat
C tec orthwes They will be running in the fifth RCMP, municipal police, correc- Perants Cealiion Terrace Kermode Shring Club Paraplegia Tenace
ommunity College gathered annual B.C. Law Enforcement tions, and sheriffs organizations Advancem ont Minor Friendshi #16 ‘saa’ —fouth Soccer
May 21 at the REM. Lee , : af Education Hockey rienasnip Tarrace Nisga'a Tribal
Theatre f be at Torch Run on June 16. across the province — is com- in Tertace Associat Society} Verrace/kitimat | si poverty | CouncilsTarrace | Terrace Figure
eraduation coremonte sixth annual The event has raised more than _ prised of a series of local com- ation Skating
" 500,000 ince-wi i i Order of Curling
In addition to the certificates SOON? Provinee-wide in the munity runs. 15 13 14 16 fen 117 conan 1B ysctaten
resented to ds, a series of stu last four years for B.C. Special The events will include a show- Parents Coalition Terrace K d Terrace Purple Paraplagic t Parantafar | ul
B ° gtads, a otstu- Olympics. : case appearance by Law Enforce- for the Minor ermade Paaks Franch
ent nite Sc tee ei Const. Kim Hall said supporters ment Torch Run runners at B.C. pote Hocke Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Nisga’a Tibet Terrace Figure
wen nt Go es en Silene can help out by making Adopt-A- Place Stadium in Vancouver dur- in Tercace Association oe Club Anti-Poverty | Councll-Terrace Skaling
Medal, “Governor's vcr’ Cop pledges, registering to run or ing a June 20 B.C, Lions football 19 21 D9 wow [DQ Merl 14 o5tn Saddle
Margot Pritchard received th walk,.or by buying Torch Run T- —_ game. r Terrace |. = Blusback JS" Elis Parapagi —_}
G re Ga chard received the shirts at the local police detach- Phil Crosby-Jones of the B.C. aaa Minor Kermode — Kinette Club
Brome Mi eel 8 Collegiate ment. Justice Institute’s Police Acad- Aivucanmt Hockey Friendship | Veurtser Gureau Terrace Nisga'a Tribal Searcht |
The Peter “Weber Memorial  _ .i@mbers of the public are in- my, director of the 1994 torch ‘intarace. Association | Society Anti-Poverty {| Gounci-Teirace | poseue Sec.
, i" vited to join in the run, scheduled run, said as many as 1,500 oF
Srolarship went to Julie Kozier. to take place June 16 at 7:30p.m. ficers from law enforcement 26 27 Terrace 28 29 30, Fests
Rhee G he v Mental ans starting from the Terrace RCMP agencies in nearly 50 com- Paronts Ceallton Minor Kermode Terrace
na hl Lat Griffith ur- detachment on Eby St. munities across the province are Advancement Baseball Friendship Bluaback Terrace
a a A mt t M was Money raised will support B.C. expected to take part. od eecatin Association Soclety Swim Club Anti-Poverty
Mor eC IB Bue arvin Special Olympics programs to en- They “will encourage corporate,
rae eee courage and assist mentally hand- service club and individual sup- | Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45
Baa ‘Fratlock in recog een c icapped people through athletic port through pledges and sponsor- | Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15
his many years of teaching and “The orgaizalion provides pro- menizing co Lael by local Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m.
reaming: grams for more than 2,300  .No specific target has been set Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon Lest Wednesday of the month is DOUBLE BINGO
companied by the piano and athloles through 42 locals and for proceeds, but Crosby-Jones T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION
harpsichord of Jose Coosemans 1,100 volunteers across B.C, said organizers hope to top 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411

and the
Mikaloff.

The young guitarist is the son of
NWCC chief engineer Bill
Mikaloff.

Adult Basic Education student
Nancy Alemida astounded the
audience with her incredible vo-
cal performances of O’ Canada
and River of Dreams.

guitar of Byron

Lutherans mark

anniversary

IT WILL BE a celebration of 40
years at the Christ Lutheran
Church this weekend.

Anniversary celebrations pet
underway with an informal recep-
tion Friday night from 7:30 to 9
p.m.

On Saturday, the. church’s
hsitory and reminiscences will be
given from 10:30 a.m. until noon,

There will be praise and ” Doubie °
thanksgiving in word and song Trangia
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scheduled for June 7 and 28.

There’s also a two-day“ basic

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Another refresher
slated for July 19.
A doctor’s referral is ‘required,

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