Story and

_ photos by —
Daniele ~

Berquist

Fiddler Leo Duplessis, Terrace resident for the past 18 years, opened ‘‘An Afternoon in the

Park" music festival with some old favorites.

a

in the music festival.

A number of spectators tool

Baseball

Today, people are
recognizing that they
literally ara what they eat,
They reatize that in order
to he healthy, they must
eat foods that giva the
body the corract types of
fuel to function properly.
Too often, people prepare
quick, “meal-in-one" type
foods. These foods smell,
look and taste good, and

Jackie's Column

PREVENTIVE NUTRITION

Susan Groot, first-time per-
forming before an audience,

delighted listeners with

“Twinkle, Twinkle Little
Star’.

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..

Sonja Hedberg gave spec-

Garth Coxford, at piano, tators a real treat with her
plays “Little Playmates",

song, “‘Cookle for Snip”.

Music soars over Heritage Park

TERRACE — A musical
afternoon in Heritage
Park was presented by
the Terrace Regional

Aveline McConnell (left),
served at the refreshment
table. Mamle Kerby (center)
and Ginny Lowrle, music
teacher, helped organize the
music festival.

rarily satisfy hunger.
They want food that will
make them feel good and
supply necessary nutri-
ents,

Diet Center stressas the
health benefits provided
to the body by eating
frash fruits, raw or
steamad vegetables,
chicken and fish, and
whole grains. Unlike

Museum Society recent-

ly,

Mamie Kerby, presi-
dent of the society, said.

the gathering for the

by Daniele Berquist event was fairly good.

‘‘What’s great about a-
presentation like this is
that the residents of Ter-
raceview Lodge get a real
outing and a real treat.’’

Leo Duplessis, _resi-
dent of Terrace for the
past 18 years, opened the
ceremonies with his fid-
dle playing, featuring
some old favorites.

Ginny Lowrie’s music
students did a presenta-
tion in piano, voice, and
song, much to the delight
of the audience.

The Heritage Show
presented Terrace
Square Dancers who
entertained all group
ages,

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ST. MATTHEW’S

will require August 1st, a full time
Secretary Manager for over-seeing St.
Matthew's property holdings. This
person will report to the Executive
Committee and duties will include
church secretarial functions and ac-
ting as a spokesperson for the
Church Committee in property opera-
tions and co-ordinating related areas.
Starting salary $12,000 per year. Writ-
ten applications only will be received
by the Rector’s Warden until July 9,

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