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- Two Shows Nightly
{10:30 p.m, and 12:30 pam.

For the third straight year the Terrace Co-op set
aside an evening for the convenience of. Senior |
Citizens and handicapped people so that they can do §
their Christmas shopping with the maximum of ease,
with the entire store open only to them. |

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 456 local citizens
took the opportunity to do their shopping last Wed-
nesday evening. In fact our photographer; who at-
tended, said it looked like a rush Friday night shop-
‘ping at the Co-op. ee |

The-Co-op once again gave a ten percent discount to
all shoppers in the entire store including the grocery
department. All of the staff was on hand in a volun-.,
teer capacity to serve the customers from both senior
citizens residences in Terrace, from the Three Rivers
Workshop and from private homes. =

During tie evening the shoppers were treated to.
entertainment provided by the Terrace Christian
‘School Choir, the Terrace Community Choir, the
Terrace Co-op staff choir, the Vicki Parviainen
Dancers. As a special treat, Theo Grant, A Co-op
baker, performed several native dances in full
Kitimaat Band costumes for the shoppers. Bill Young
‘of Tillicum Keyboards provided music with an organ
from his store which he brought along at no charge.
The Co-op provided ‘free gift-wrapping for those
=: who required it and also mailed free of charge any

i parcel that the shoppers wanted to send out of town.

Free delivery was provided by Keith Soles of K & M
Delivery. Fire Chief Cliff Best was on hand fo per-

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- “Dozens of other. public spirited citizens assisted in

provided free wheel chairs. | lunch consisting of tea and coffee, sandwiches and

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