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4 - Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 14, 1989 ae

_ Long-time Terrace residents

Bits. ‘n? Pieces ‘vy sie t00p | |

Seniors’ Tea is only one of

them. =
~ About 100 seniors enjoy
the tea and shortcake. The

* entertainment was topnotch,

Shelley and Sandra Mantel
delighted the guests with some
nice piano playing.’ Toby .
Nunn’s rendition of the Wolf
and Little Red Riding Hood ©
and the piece about the

ting along well with children,
and skills such as infant
holding and changing and
bathing babies were high priori-
ty. ee
They also learn about acci- —
dent prevention. As babysitters,

these children donot only have [i

a duty to perform, they are.”
also taught the tights of baby-
sitters. In:order to pass and ~

Len and Margareth Needham
are leaving our city to make
their home in Summerland,

-receive a certificate, the student

Rhinoceros were priceless. c \
has to get a mark.of 60 percent |

Elizabeth Trappl of the Ker-

B.C. Both came to Terrace in -modei Physiotherapy Clinic. _ or higher on the final exam.

1964. Len was employed by. gave.a talk on health and safe- The marks. from this group

‘Willis Cunliffe Cons. Engineers ‘Y _ os es were between 71 and 98 per-.-
; Many businesses and in- cent; _

until:1970, when he went to
work.for the District of Terrace
as a: Surveyor-Technician. In -.
1972, he became the Assistant

_ High marks for the ‘February
- glass belonged to Debbie Stain-
ton and Lana Garner. Each

dividuals donated prizes for the
many draws. It wasagreat
afternoon, very much enjoyed:

|
a

Superintendent of Public

Works. That followed in 1978

by being appointed the Super-
intendent of Public Works. Len
held that position till his retire-
ment on May 31, 1982.

Since his retirement he has
spent lots of his time fishing,
working in the garden and cut-
ting the grass. Summerland for
Len is going back to the Old
Stomping Ground, as he is
originally from there.

‘Margareth worked in the
hospital in Penticton before she
came to Terrace. She arrived
here to assume the duties as
Supervisor and Assistant Direc-
tor.of Nursing. This followed

by everybody.

For the last few years the
Terrace Kinette Club has been —
providing babysitting courses -
for students 11 to 14 years old.
Kinette Sheila Pearse is very
happy with the response. So

far, two classes have been held |

this year and, of the 42 chil-
dren enrolled, 39 completed the
entire course. They are taught
the basics of babysitting, get-

passed with 98 percent. Highest
mark in the May class was

'. Erica Larson with 95 percent.

All three girls received flowers
for this worthy effort.

Not only were there lots of .
girls taking the course, there
were also a good number of .
boys. Shauna. Austin was the

winner of the doorprize. Hats.
off to the Kinettes for pro-

viding a very worthwhile ser-

vice to the community. ©

The Terrace Co-op shopping center marked its 44th anniver-
- gary Saturday with a cake-cutting ceremony. The assocla- -

tion's Member #1 — Floyd Frank — took care of the cutting, -

-_while Pat Sheichuk, president of the Co-op board of direc- -_
a former general manager of the °. vr
store, looked on. As it enters its 45th year, the Terrace Coe
op Is considering,a major expansion and renovation. pro-..

tors, and Corbin King,

ject. a Alie Toop photo. ~

__ by becoming the Director of

;. Nursing in 1966. In 1968 she -
a, wert to work in, the Hospital”
3 Pharmacy, a job she-held till

Trained babysitting grads ready to work

‘1972. From there she went to
the Operating Room‘to work as
a Post Anesthetic Recovery
Room Nurse until her retire-
ment in 1978. This did not
mean that she was sitting

down, doing nothing. She is an

avid gardener and spends a

_ good deal of her time tending

the yard. As a friend tells me,

’ her: back yard has real °

character. She also likes to play
a game of golf.
_ The'thing she will miss most,
when leaving Terrace is Tai
Chi. Tai Chi is a Chinese
system of physical exercises. It
is not always easy to master all
the moves and do them correct-
. ly, but Margareth has done ex-
ceptionally well. Her perse-  -
yerance and good humor cer-
tainly paid off. We will all miss
- her.’From all of us to both of
you, our very best wishes for
the future.

‘The Terrace Order of the
Royal Purple hetd their annual

Seniors’ Tea last Wednesday at -
the Elks Hall. In order to spon-

sor events like this they put in
many hours at the Bingo
“Parlor, and cater to weddings
and. other local events. The
money: they raise goes.to sup-
port many worthwhile charities
and services. The annual

This Is the most recent graduating class f

including accident prevention.

rom the Terrace Kinettes’ babysitting course, an extensive program

Alie Toop photo,

that teaches all the essentials of child care,

Monday to Friday
10 a.m, to 11 p.m.

Saturday
9 a.m. to 11 p.m, -

COLD BEER and WINE STORE

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’ Sunday

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