THREE VERY dedicated and hardworking volunteers: Bill Little, left, Bud Kirkal-
dy, and Gabrie! Munsen. They came out once or twice a week over the last
four months, completing some major improvements at the pioneer cemetery.

Memorial day planned
for pioneer cemetery

Come see how a group of volunteers have
helped restore a neglected local heritage site

SINCE MAY of this year, a small group
of volunteers have been meeting every
Tuesday for a work bee at the Terrace
pioneer cemetery,

The volunteers have spent four months
performing some much-needed improve-
ments to the graveyard (officially known
as the Kitsumgallum Ce-

giving a couple of hours to help maintain
the cemetery for future years,

The Oct. 5 Memorial Day will also be
a day for remembrance of those who are

buried there. Once everyone has arrived,

we have asked Tom Harris to do a prayer
and a blessing.
Then everyone can walk

metery), which has been
designated as a local.
heritage site.

Now that most of the
work has come to an
end, we would like to in-
vite everyone to come up
to the graveyard for an
aflerncon we've called A
Memorial Day.

When we started this
project, an idea by one
of the organizers, Aileen
Frank, we thought that
maybe we should have a

HERE ‘N THERE
YVONNE MOEN

around and learn a little
of those who are buried
and I’m sure when you
leave, you will agree that
the Terrace Pioneer Gra-
veyard is a beautiful his-
tary book.

It contains the history of
people who came to the
valley and chose Terrace
as their home. They have
contributed to the Terrace
we all enjoy today.
Please bring along a no-
tebook and pen, and

Memorial Day when the
job was completed.

On. Sunday, Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. we en-
courage everyone to come out and join on
this special day.

- We are. hoping that from now on,
maybe each year to follow, we can all
put aside one day and hold an annual Ce-
metery Day with families coming out and

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By JENNIFER LANG
CAN YOU help solve a
mystery?

The Kelso family is
wondering what happened
to some distinctive wood-
working projects their son
Cameron built last year at
Caledonia Senior Second-
ary that appear to have va-
nished into thin air.

The first item is a lami-
nated wood table lamp
that was supposed to be a
gift for his mother, Lor-
raine. The second item is a
coffee table with inlaid
wood and a Yin Yang de-
coration,

Cameron, who gradua-

ted in June, put $300 of his
own money towards mater-
ials and he often went in
on Saturdays and after
school to complete the two
projects.

The items were briefly
included in adisplay at
the Skeena Mali in June
and later transported back
to the school for pick up.

A prior work commit-
ment prevented Cameron
from retrieving his projects
from the school on the ap-

From B3

Play has comic appeal

and director. “I love’
Foster plays,” he says.
“He writes plays about
people you know. You
grew up with these
people.”

He was drawn to Ethan
Claymore because of its
light-hearted appeal. “I
want to make people smile
and laugh.”

The lead role Ethan is
played by newcomer Brian
Wilson. His brother Martin

is played by veteran TLT,

performer Adam Kirkwood.
Baxter Huston plays the
neighbour, Douglas, and
Sharon Rainey-Baker
plays the role of Teresa.
This production also
features two young perfor-
mers.. William Fisher, 11,
who starred as “Huck” in
last year’s musical presen-

“tation of Tom Sawyer at

pointed day, so he ar-

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, ca 24, 2003 - BS

ranged to drop by the
school on Aug. 13 - once
his woodworking teacher
came back from holidays,
The table lamp and the
coffee table were nowhere
to be found. A third wood-

SNDS is offering assistance for youth to participate in
sports, recreation and fine arts in Urban Terrace.

“Our objective is to provide opportunities for mental,

spiritual (life balance) growth of Aboriginal youth.” |

physical, emotional and

working project by another
student was also missing.

It’s thought the items,
which were apparently left
in a hallway, may have
been misplaced.

Cameron has since
checked the school and

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PLEASE CONTACT ARNIE

(250) 635-6044 Or Toll Free 1-800- 721-1633

THIS PROGRAM RUNS ON A YEAR-ROUND BASIS

the R.E.M. Lee Theatre,

and has contacted the
R.C.M.P and the school
district superintendent in
the hopes of locating the
missing woodwork pieces
~ so far, to no avail.

“He's pretty upset be-
cause of all the work he
did,” Lorraine says, “and
I’m upset because it’s a

handmade gift made by
my son that we can’t find.”

The items can be re-
turned, no questions asked.
If you have any informa-
tion, please call Caledonia
school at 635-6531 or the
Kelses at 635-1135.

Uplands Elementary, plays
the young Ethan.

A 15-year-old Skeena
Junior drama student
named T.J. Turner plays
young Martin.

“Their work has been
wonderful,” Stuebing says.

When he cast the play
at the beginning of July,
he told the young actors
they had one month to
learn their lines, easing
them into the rehearsal
schedule so they wouldn’t
have to give up too much
of their summer.

The show is suitable for
the entire family.

It opens Sept. 25 for a

three weekend run.

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