Happy Birthday

EVEN THE LITTLEST ONES took part Saturday as girl guides paid their annual visit for a mass bir-

thday party at Terraceview Lodge. The occasion meant a relaxing time of refreshments and -

entertainment on the part of the guides and of lodge residents. A number of community groups
“pay regular visiis to the lodge.

Heart in the right place

-. Welcome to Around Thor-
nhill and a Happy New Year to
_ I hope everyone had a. great
holiday and now that our
weather has warmed up, maybe

we can all get back to. business

coed Dae

again:

SGine? ‘place’ T know of which! “°F

helped make Christmas an en-
joyable day for many was the
Creperie, a little out-of-the-way
restaurant on Tetrault St.

It ig owned by a very giving
person who has her heart in the
right place — Cindy Agnew.
She and her family — husband
Don, son Don Jr. and mother-
in-law — decided they could put
a little joy and seasonal spirit
back into the community by
‘cooking their Christmas dinner
at the restaurant and inviting
those who had no family. with
whom to enjoy ‘the day to join
them. :

Twenty-nine came and helped
them eat the roast turkey with
the works and spend the ‘day
playing games and getting to
know one another, They left

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Around
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by Gail Kitgren 635-3142

with a lot more of the Christmas
spirit than they started out with!
- Now, Cindy has gone one
step further in helping the com-
munity by opening her door to
those in the Independent Living
program. _

They will be using the
restaurant on Sundays to put on
coffee houses offering «Live
entertainment — the performers
are volunteering their tIme — a

cup of coffee and a muffin for

just. one ‘Loonie. The coffee
houses are open from 1-4 p.m.
and everyone is invited to drop
by to enjoy great entertainment
and even greater hospitality.
a Rok Wek

With all the ‘strife.i in the world
and concer forthe: environ-
ment, a leader i in Scouting | sent

this message to fellow Scouters:

May you find serenity and
tranquility in a world you may
not always understand.

May a kind word and a warm
smile be yours every day of your
life and may you give these gifts
as well as receive them.

May you find time in each.

day to see beauty and love in the
world around you.

May you find enough inner
strength to determine your own
worth by yourself and not be
dependent on another's judge-
ment of your accomplishments,

May you always feel loved.

; ka kke

' Thank you. for ‘reading
‘Around Thornhill. Have a great
.week. and- pray the war will be
Over soon. —

pre - Evatt
SO ee ee Be tN ge ge ges Ge ge

Colourful
workshop.

Northwest Community Col-
lege and the Emily Carr College
of Art and Design Outreach
program are putting on a special
colour workshop at the
NWCC’s Terrace campus. Feb.

9-10,

‘Noted artist Rick Cuff of
Vancouver will be the instructor
and he will teach both beginners
and those with an established
interest in colour.

Cuff will explore cotour mix-
ing theory used by -artists and
designers and participants will
work with acrylic paints and on
collage projects.

To-go ahead, the. workshop |

needs a minimum of 12 people
to enrol by Tuesday, Jan. 29 —
@ maximum of -20 participants
can be accepted. For more in-
formation or to register, contact
Larisa Tarwick at 635-6511.

Wrappers
donate

The Child Development Cen-
tre's pre-school program receiv-
ed a boost last week when
representatives from two local
businesses handed assistant
teacher Jenny Neil a cheque for
$1,421.50.

Keenleyside Insurance office
manager Jayne Hillert and Co-
op general manager Murray
Young said the money had been
raised through the companies’
third annual Chrisimas gift
wrap drive. Staff members
volunteered their time to. wrap
presents and those taking ad-
vantage of the service were in-
vited to make a donation.

Although she did not have a

‘total for the number of presents
“You give up coun- .

wrapped —

ting when you're doing them

fast and furious’? — Hillert had

no trouble remembering the

-most challenging wrapping ex-

ercise. A mountain bike.

‘A-new-monthly ma magazine :

~ fers local amateur poets the op-. |.
portunity to have their works :

published.

Founder Arthur Levitin says
the purpose of The Poet’s Pen is
to “promote the creative work

of Canadian amateur poets.’*
-To that end, he plans to feature

160 poets in each issue.

Since the magazine is not ex-

pected to immediately make

- money, Levitin says he will not :
be able to pay the successful
‘writers

for some time,
“However, what I can offer

poets is the satisfaction of see- -

ing their poems in print in a na-
tional magazine,” he adds.

For:‘more information on the-
. Magazine, send a stamped self-
addressed envelope to The —

Poet’s Pen, P.O. Box 3430, Sta-
tion C, Ottawa, Ont. KIY 4J6.

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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 23, 1991 ~ Page B3

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location and direction.

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B.C. Winter Games volunteer,
Chris Bom of Tovida Security,
who is contributing his profes:
sional services to the Games.
He eams a

FREE Single Full Meal Deal
from Dairy Queen. If - you
would like ta be a volunteer,
please call

635-1991

Chris Born

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