2 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 19, 1986

Pioneer building restored E

TERRACE — The Con-
roy homestead at Heri-
tage Park in Terrace is
being restored through

ar

the support local resi-

dents have given fund

raising projects.
Mamie Kerby, presi-

dent of the Terrace
Regional Museum Socie-

. ty, said funds were col-

lected for the restoration

The Conroy homestead at Heritage Park gets a facellft.

For Walter and Dorothy Baranieski

Farewell party held

by Jim Le Cleir
Terrace Elks
Ledge member
TERRACE — A
farewell party was held
at the Elks Lodge recent-
ly for Walter and

Dorothy Baranieski who
are leaving the area and
moving to Clearbrook.

Dorothy was born in
Prince Rupert in 1929,
She has resided here
since then. Dorothy
became a member of the
Order of the Royal Pur-
ple (OORP) for 15 years.
The order of OORP of
Terrace was formed in
1958.

Walter, born in
Melford, Sask. lived
there until he joined the
Canadian Army. He was
stationed in Terrace in
1942 before going
overseas. Following the
war Walter thought Ter-
race would be one of the
best places to live. He
returned and married
Dorothy and they have
lived here ever since.

Walter is one of the
founders of the Elks in
Terrace. The organiza-
tion was formed in 1957.
He is a charter member
of the Elks Lodge and
will be missed by all.

Council

At the March 10
meeting of the Terrace
municipal council ad-
ministration was in-
structed to obtain fur-
ther information regard-
ing the Maple Ridge
/Pitt Meadows Chamber
of Commerce P.A.L.
(People Against Litter)
program.

Farewell to Walter and Dorothy Baranieski.

education

opportunities

managed

Mutual's Registered
Education Savings Plan
earns top marks

e It can provide money for you
and your family to further your

e Wide range of investment
« Tax advantages - helps make

the Income Tax Act work for you
¢ Professionally

project by the sale of
calendars printed courte-
sy of Totem Press Ter-
race Ltd.

Money was also raised
from a bake sale con-
ducted by Terrace
Regional Museum Socie-
ty representatives.

Local resident Ron
Lennon was asked to
build and
front windows and a
front door for the
heritage log building.

Kerby said a volunteer
has been commissioned
to install three other win-
dows in the building.
Restoration work still re-
quired includes the
chinking of outside walls
on the log structure. A
lean-to at the back door
of the building also
needs repairs, Kerby
said.

She added that com-
pletion of the building
will be done ‘‘bit by bit’
as money comes avail-
able.

install two |

Heritage Park

Terracer resident Ron Lennon Is helping te bring the Con-

roy homestead back to life at Herltage Park In Terrace.

Council report

The District of Terrace
animal shelter reports
that February was a
quiet month.

A summary given to

Terrace council on
March 10 indicates three
cats were killed on Ter-
race streets and one dog
was injured. Three

notices of violation were
handed out and two
court cases occurred.

The report stated that

there is an escalating
problem with dogs ripp-
ing up garbage bags in
residential areas.

Terrace

Dining Directory

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Dine-in and Take-out
Avallabie

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Sat
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4430 Grelg. Tarraca

Sunday
11:30- midnight

aay VAN

Specializing in Chinese
Culsine and Canadian

Dishes

For Take-Out

MiB, 4906 Greig Ave..
Ph. 638-1948 3 Terrace, B.C. Ph, 635-8104

Delicious homemade
European & Canadian Cuisine

Licensed premises

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Friday ......ecsesceenenee Ba.m.-8p.m Monday to Friday
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FOR RENT Lakelse Lake
ONLY Sunday: Fa earn Dining
f for reservations: PH: 798-2231
$4.50 per week! Visit our

Neighbourhood Pub soon!

Sanbadas Inn
‘Family Restaurant
(formerly ‘Pony Corral’)
Free Home Delivery
Now with a new and larger menu!
Open Every Day

Mon-Thurs Fri-Sat

4o.m,-1 4am.

4p.m.-2am.
638-1503 or 638-0664 - 4402 Lakeine Ave., Terrace

Sunday
4p.m.- 12 Mid.

A touch of
fine dining
Take-Out Service

11 a.m. -11).m. Weekdays
11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Fri. & Sat.
4-10 p.m. Sun. & Holidays

4644 Lazelle Ave., Terrace

Kutenics ,

At the Thornhill

Kitchen

Saturday Breakfast
& Beverage Special

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