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driving would be reduced if
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= Letters to the Editor.

Terrace Review — _ Wednesday, August 9, 1989

Thanks from day. care.

To the Editor; thanks io tne dozens of local. cory,
_ The Terrace Day Care Centie: merchants and biisiness people:
truly appreciates the fine spirit . who supported us in this ven- oe
of cooperation which made it ture. ne ok
possible for us to publish and _. Oe
market our cook book.
We would like to express our

Thanks from: Nanaimo A

‘Teresa ‘Colton, Supervisor,
Terrace Day Care Centre.

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within walking distance In — a fee :

_Tesidential areas?

Jim Faber

problem.

Sure. That would solve the

Nina Telxelra Tom Moore
‘1 don’t think It would make —_‘I think 'so. Why drive if you
any difference. People would can walk?
drive anyway.

Joni Renaldi
‘| don’t think so because peo-
ple would drive from far away those things on every block.
— from one neighborhood People are > going to drive
they'd probably go to anyway.
another.

Mervilla Brown.

You have a question |
couldn't answer. In the
States they have one every
other block but most people
drive because they’re going
somewhere else after.

Jim Hogue
| imagine it would. Instead
of driving they could just
walk. | know we have one up
by our place (Thornhill) and a
lot of people just walk over

| there.

Albert Doll
(Kitwanga)
| -| guess that’s debatable. |
B think a lot people would be
inclined to drive from one to
the next.

_ Kathy Lavole
| wouldn't want one of

Pifer — continued from page 4

promises, the Island Highway
promises, and the ministry.of
women’s affairs promise, to
name but three. .

Correction —

‘The Aug. 2 issue of the Ter-
race Review ran a picture on
page 13. which recognized six-
year-old Douglas Edwards’
achievement in winning the
Zone | B.C, Canada Day Com-
mittee’s ““Canada Day”’ poster
contest. That name should have
read Douglas Adair — Edward
is his middle hame.

Terrace Hotel. The next two
days, he'll be in. Smithers and

. Parting Thought: Is see that
the fairly silent; rarely spotted
political animal known as the

- Mike Harcourt will be surfac-
ing in Terrace later this month,
B.C. opposition leader will ad-
dress the Chamber of Com-

_ merce luncheon on Monday,
August 21, and will host a
public meeting that night at the

from Vancouver again the
following week for the NDP |
western leaders’ conference
August 28-29 in Whitehorse.

_ Three NDP MLAs — Atlin’s

- Larry Guno, Prince Rupert’s
Dan Miller and Nanaimo’s Jan
Pullinger will be with Har-
court, as will MP Brian Gar-
diner.

Burns Lake, only to head north.

To the Editor;

The Nanaimo Bambino All.
Stars would like to thank the
people. of Terrace who provided
billets for-the team, as well as
the organizers and sponsors for-
a great tournament July 14-16.

The players .were treated
royally and enjoyed. their visit’

King George reunion | a a:

To the Editor;
Another reunion: of students
who attended. King George V
High School in Ladner any time
between 1912 when it opened
and 1938 when it was closed, will

be held October 21 and 22, 1989.

This will be the fifth reunion,
the others having been held in
1967, 1971, 1979 and 1985. —
Former teachers at the school
will also be welcomed at the two-
day gathering, which will pro-

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immensely. Thanks to all of .
you; the players have memories
that will be with them for the .
rest of their:lives. . - pews lap
Your hospitality is much ap- SS
preciated! “.

‘Janice e White,

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friendships with others who at-.
tended the school.
- A feature will be a collection
of class photos and pictures
taken on high school picnics...”
For complete details, contact
me by mail or telephone me at
(604) 946-2689.
A. Frank Smith,
Reunion Committee Chairman,
4676 - 54A Street,
Delta, B.C. V4K 228.

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