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the Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 20, 1999 - A7

The’ Tezoning makes way
for renovation of the former
Terrace Full Gospel Chris-

~ tan Fellowship church into
‘a physiotherapy clinic.

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THAT'S FRANCIS Aksidan filling up-
bags at last week's foad bank held by
local Terrace churches, He volunteered

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“FEWER dogs and cats
were cuthanized. last year,
according to Terrace

Animal Shelter statistics.:

Just four dogs and 68 cats
were pul down at the shelter
in 1998, -and most of those

were’ due to sickiness.

~.That’s down from 10 dogs
and 84 cals euthanized in
1997, and in the peak :year
— 1996'—- 186 unwanted
cals had to be put to sleep.

A -total of -672- animals
were impounded at’ the

. ‘Shelter in °98, down slightly

from. previous years. Most

of, (hem — 602° animals —
“were

released “ to’ their
owners or adopted by new
ones: |

ma two days of the four-day food bank,

Food bank distribution
week seis a record

THE NEW year is breaking records in
food bank distribution.

In four days, the Terrace Churches Food
Bank distributed 671 bags of food: to
people in need.

“It’s the most we’ve ever given out,”
said Kathy Miller, coordinator for the
food bank.

In the first two days of distribution
volunteers gave out 406 bags of food.

Each moming, volunteers made up 130
bags, the maximum number for which
they have room. The remainder were

made up.in the afternoons.

Miller said B.C.’s poor economy is in-
creasing distribution numbers.

“Some people find they’re caught in a
Situation where they've been laid off
work and ULI. takes a while,” Miller said.

“A Jot of people are fi inding things very
tight,”’ she said,

She said people have been very gener-
ous with food donations.

“Its. been wonderful and ovenvhelm-
ing to see the generosity of people in Ter-
race to help others.’’

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