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GIVING THE veggies a quick spin at the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly's Oct. 10 Thanksgiv-
ing Day dinner is church assistant youth pastor Kurt Herms. More than 80 people toak the op-
portunity to attend the meal meant for those who may not have otherwise had a chance to en-

joy Thanksgiving's traditional trappings. The meal was prepared by church members and
served by its youth group. This is the fifth year the church has held such a dinner.

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Students tour

historic sites

TWO LOCAL students have just
completed a week-long trip that.
began in the historic southern
cannery village of Steveston and
ends with a visit to the Adams
River. sockeye salmon spawning
grounds in the Shushwap.

Jocelyn Lindenbach from
“Thombill Elementary and Mar-
lene Krug = from Uplands
Elementary are two of 40 B.C,
students taking part in the 1994
Fraser River Youth Symposium.

‘They're accompanied on the

journey through the Fraser River
system by 40 Japanese students.
’ Steveston, on Lulu Island south
of Vancouver, is a major canning
community which saw its heyday
in the carly part of the century.

It recently has begun to con-
centrate on its history and tourism
potential.

Also on the schedule is a visit
to the Vancouver Aquarium, a
paddle wheel trip up the Fraser

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The tip bas a number of
sponsors and locally, each student
received $150 from the Skeena

Valley Rotary Club.

That money will help defray the
students’ travel costs from Ter-
race to Vancouver.

Centre offers

parents course

READY OR NOT, a free six-
week parenting program for
parents with kids 8-12 years, is
being sponsored by the Terrace
Women’s Resource Centre,

It begins Oct, 26 and runs from
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Preregister by calling Candice
at 635-2116 or Margaret at 635-
2472,

‘Proclamations

issued

TERRACE CITY COUNCIL
has proclalmed:
Mi October 23-29 as Small
Business Week,

@ October 24-30 as Block

Parent Week.

i October 30 to November 5 as
Canada Career Week.

mi November 1-7 as National
Community Safety and Crime
Prevention Week.

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