Gord Sluggett

Spending time with
family and friends dur-
ing the holiday season.
This is especially true »
for the family as we are
separated by long dis-
tances. It’s the one time
in the year we can get
together. Watching our
children’s faces and
seeing their excitement
grow.

Joan Roszmann
A time to remember
and celebrate the birth

of Christ. A family time.

— to be together, to
share traditions.

Ted Hamer

Christmas is a time
that ~you spend with
your family. | think that
the kids get the most
out of Christmas,
through the idea of San-
ta Claus.

The Terrace Review asked: _
What does Christmas mean to you?

John Kemp

Quality time spent
with families. It means
getting Job’s Daughters
out to put on the Santa
Shop where pictures are
taken of youngsters
with Santa and _ gift
wrapping takes place.

_ Getting together with
family, and visiting with
good friends.

‘

Dave Newman

Christmas is a spe-
cial celebration that
gathers all of us to-
gether to have good
times because God in
love sent Christ to bring
us to Him.

Christmas

entertainment

is planned

TERRACE —  Terrace-
view Lodge has planned a
number of activities for its
residents during the festive
season, said activity direc-
tor, Diane MacCormac.

Already this month the
Brownies have decorated a
six-foot Christmas tree,
much to the delight of the
residents. The Centennial
Christian school came to
sing Christmas songs. The
Brownies were also invited
to celebrate December
birthdays with the
residents on Saturday,
Dec. 13.

Starting Dec. 17, E.T.
Kenney Primary School
will come to Terraceview

Lodge to carol, followed

Dave Moore

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out and spend money |
don’t have for people
who won't like the pre-
sents | get for them
anyways, but it is a
good excuse to cele-
brate.

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(right) Is presented a cheque in the amount of $200, along with
a Christmas Wish Bag of Gifts to Captain John Harker from the
Salvation Army. This was to aid Harker In his efforts to bring
cheer to the needy In Terrace. Fon Niesner photo

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of Gifts
to bring
cheer to |

the needy

TERRACE — The Skeena
Valley Snowmobile Asso-
ciation (SYSA)_ general
meeting was. held Tues-
day, Dec. 2 at 7:30-p.m. in
the Sandman Inn.

In attendance was Cap-
tain John Harker from the
Salvation Army. SVSA
President Richard DeJong
presented Captain Harker
with a cheque in the
amount of $200.00 and a
Christmas Wish Bag of
Gifts to aid him in his ef-
forts to bring cheer to the
needy. OS
' This is a combined
gesture of goodwill from
the members of the
Skeena Valley Snow-
mobile Association.

We wish all a Merry
Christmas and a Happy
New Year.

A FUTURE FOR
EVERY CHILD...

IT’S IN THE CARDS

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by the Salvation Army the
next day. The Beavers,
Zion Baptist Church and

the Terrace RCMP will.

also be carolling.

The Air Cadets are
planning a tour of Terrace
for the residents to see the
Christmas lights and
decorations in the com-
munity. The residents will
then be taken to the
Cadets’ Hall for refresh-
ments, said MacCormac.

Ida Mohler wili be en- §

tertaining at Terraceview
Lodge Dec. 23 and 26, She
plays the guitar.

. Toall from Terraceview
Lodge, a Merry Christ-
mas. . .

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NOTICE TO KITIMAT & TERRACE RESIDENTS
CONCERNING CHRISTMAS TREE CUTTING

Skeena Sawmills wishes to advise residents of Kitimat and
Terrace that gates will be locked on the Wedeene logging road
(west side of the Kitimat Valley) each Friday afternoon and kept
locked throughout the weekend before Christmas.

intensive forestry projects have been carried

out on Kitimat Tree

Farm plantations since 1982. These plantations, which con-
Stitute the future wood supply of this area, are vulnerable to In-

discriminate cutting.

Please support those jocail service clubs which sell trees and

keep the Kitimat Valley “green”.
Have a.Happy and Safe Holiday Season.

SKEENA SAWMILLS
A DIVISION OF
EUROCAN PULP AND
PAPER CO.

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