B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 17, 1996

Women’s League turns 50

THE CATHOLIC Women’s League in Ter-
race recently celebrated its 50th anniver-
sary.

The women’s league is a national organi-
zation which promotes “‘holiness through
service to the people of God."’

The Catholic Women’s League in Terrace
was organized in Terrace on April 6, 1946
under the first president Mrs. Anna Spitzi.

Mrs. Spitz! was president for two years,
then Mrs, Carrie Doll took over from 1948.
52.

The women’s league will be celebrating
these first presidents and all the past mem-
bers during a SOth anniversary dinner this
Sunday, April 21 at 5 p.m. at the Veritas
school gym. Howard and Marg Cromarty
will be catering this dinner.

All members — past, present and future
— are invited to atiend this special evening.

Special guest speakers include Terry
Brock of Kitimat and Mr. Turgeon of
Prince George.

That same day at 11 a.m. there will be a
special mass of the Catholic Women’s
League members. A receplion will follow
in the coffee room of the church.

For more information, contact Joan Korpi
at 635-5581 or Jean Maroney at 635-2192,

KaKKKK
Just a little reminder this week thal the
Terrace Beautification Society will host the
11th annual Garbathon on April 21 from 1-
3 p.m.

NW teachers gather in Terrace

Contributed
CHALLENGES OF Change ‘96 is
the name of the Terrace and Dis-
trict Teacher’s Union two-day
conference in Terrace on April
25th and 26th. Approximately 500
teachers and other school staff
from the northwest will be in at-
lendance.

This forum will provide a unique
opportunity for consultation and
discussion with out-of-district
speakers and also with other
professionals who share the expe-
tience of teaching in the north.

The forum covers a wide range
of interests from primary to
secondary. Topics will include
math, science, art, physical educa-
lion, special needs, language arts,
evaluation, music and drama, tech-
nology and multicultural educa-
tion, Well known and respected
educators from throughout North
America will be present.

Dr. Michael Fullan, who will be
speaking Thursday, is recognized
for *‘outstanding contribution to
his profession and to teacher edu-

HERE ‘N THERE

_ YVONNE MOEN

Everyone should meet in the McDonald’s
parking lot.

Gather together you family and friends
and come down and help to clean up Ter-
race.

Let’s beat last year’s total of 108 people
and 150 bags of garbage.

For more info cal Chris at 638-1049,

kakkknk

Also, I'd like to remind the schools to be
ready on April 23 or 24 as the Terrace
Beautification Society will have three
judges driving around, judging the cleanest
school yard,

The winning school will receive a beauti-
ful plaque. So teachers — get your students
out there with those garbage bags!

TERRACE COMMUNITY LEARNING COUNCIL

earning

&
NOTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

The Terrace Community Learning Council and the Northwest Community
Coliege are hosting a Technology Fair on April 26 & 27,

Presenters include:
Wilkinsons Business Machines, Electronic Futures,
Image Media Services, Apple Canada,
Ingram Micro, Service Works, and Zenith Data Systems

Come and learn more about technology and the
exciting new product on the market,

For more information please contact
Extension Services, NWCC

638-5452

cation’’ and asa
“‘rescarcher/scholar of the highest
calibre,’’ He is Dean of the
Ontario Institute for Studics in Ed-
ucation at the University of
Toronto,

Teachers continue to keep on top
of educational change by partici-
paling in professional develop-
ment such as this. The resulting
benefits are directly felt in the
classroom. Terrace and District
Teacher’s Union is proud to be of-
fering this event in Terrace,

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