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MARCH 19, 1992 — Terrace
Public Library presents a ‘‘Pop
Up" workshop! Thurs. at 2 p.m.
children aged 8 and up are in-
vited to took at our collection of
pop-up books and make one of
their-own, Please register in ad-
vance, There is no charge. For
more info, please : call 638-8177,

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'- MARCH 19, 1992 — The Ter-
/'pdee* Public Library présents a
:. Pop-Up" workshop at 2:00
* pam.! Children aged eight and up
are invited to look at our collec-
tion of pop-up books and make _
one of their own. Please register
> in advance, There is no charge.
For more information please call
638-8177.
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MARCH 24, 1992 — Support
group meeting for persons suf-
fering . from M.E. (Myalgic
Encephalomylitis), also known
as CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue and
Immune Dysfunction Syndrom),
al 7:00 p.m, at the Happy Gang
Centre. Please note the new time
_ and-place. For more infa, please
contact Darlene at 638-8688 or
- 635-4059.
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MARCH 26, 1992 — Poetry
reading by. Tom Wayman,
Thurs. from 7-8:30 p.m, in Ter-
race Public Library basement

- reading room. Everyone
welcome,

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MARCH 30, 1992 — The

Lakelse Community Assoc, will
- hold its next general meeting at
the Mount Layton Hotsprings at
8 .m. For info. phone 798-2449.
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APRIL 9, 1992 — Regular mon-
_thly meeting sponsored by
B.C.0.A.P.0. No. 73. 2:00 p.m.
al the Happy Gang Centre, 3226
Kalum Street. For further infor-
mation please call 635-9090.
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MAY 22-24, 1992 — 75 Year
Reunion for all former students
“and staff Boston Bar/North
Bend school in Boston Bar, B.C.
Contact. the school at
(604)867-9222 for further infor-
mation.
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“APRIL 8, 1992 —- Ladies soft-
‘1° ball organizational meeting 7:30
\ pam, at 4827 Scott Ave. Anyone
interested in playing in the 1992
season, please phone May
635- 6972 or Joyce 635-7098.
kaka
- NOVEMBER 14, 1992 — The
Dr. REM Lee Hospital Founda-
> tion will be holding a Christmas
Arts & Crafts Fair. Door prizes
-and a raffle held, 40 craft tables
‘|. avilable: Craft tables are now on
“I” sale and going fast. To baok a
“: table contact Debbie at 635-4601
evenliigs.
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- EVERY MONDAY —Wanl time
out from your children, come to
“Mother's Time Out, We ga bowl-
ing or swimming. We have guest
speakers in to speak on various
- topics. Free babysitting
available. So grab a ‘friend and

Throughout the day children. participated in interesting... con-,

nt

THANK YOU

Dear Sirs:

We would like to thank everyone who helped out with mak-
ing the World Vision 30-hour Famine the incredible success
that it was.

The generous support of more than a dozen local
businesses was a key in making this Terrace Churches’ event
possible.

Local students went without food for 30 hours, drinking
only fruit juices and water. The $4,000 raised will go to help
fight the hunger that more than 40,000 children worldwide die
from every day.

Again, a big thank you to all those who participated,
organized and sponsored the famine.

, Pastor Cliff Siebert
30-Hour Famine organizer

Dear Sirs:

We want to thank all the people who made it possible for us
to add our donation of $1,735 to the C.T, Scan fund being
organized by the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation.

We raised the money by “having fun’’ at a pot-luck dinner
and dance held at the Etks Hall on Feb. 22, We want to thank
the Elks for donating the $185 hall rental back to us which
brought the grand total of the CT Scan donation to $1,920.

Thanks also go to all the local businesses and organizations
who supported the event, the people who were there when we
called on them for help and the musicians who participated.

And we certainly can’t leave out all the people who made
up our wonderful crowd — without you it would not have
been possibie.

Bobby Ball, Marie Harrison and Roy and Audrey Alaric.

Dear Sirs:

The Terrace Science Fair would like to thank all the people
who made this year’s fair such a smashing success. There were
over 250 children’s exhibits displayed at Caledonia gym-

nasium on this the Leap Year fair!

Many people helped to judge the exhibits and ribbons and
prizes were given to first, second and third-place winners.

tests such as the Foil Boat Contest, the Paper Airplaiie Con"
test, Straw and Block Tower Building along with the
Scavenger Hunt.

Many people donated their time and efforts to help make a
wonderful fair. Special thanks to all the parents, teachers, ad-
ministrators, school board maintenance and school trustees
who volunteered their time to help students enjoy the art of
learning through discovery. a

Nancy Bose
Organizer

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