The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 30, 1997 - B3

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The Family Place
is offering
How To Talk So Kids Will Listen
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Listen So Kids Will Talk

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This 7 session parenting program is designed for
those who are parenting children between the ages
of G and 12.

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language” refers to your

This session will run Monday afternoon,
12:45 p.am.- 2:45 p.m. from May L2- June 23, 1997
Registration deadline is May 8, 1997

For more information or to register for this program
please call

_ The Family Place
4553 Park Ave.
638-1863

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— A boy went for a walk.
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SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY school students swept through the southem part of
lown last weak, picking garbage up in the streets and in the Cassie Hall and Kiti mM ay Asmall boy went for a long walk.
an school yards. Grade four student Christopher Fisher was particular! : 2 i
vigilant, picking up smal! pieces of garbage his classmates missed. P Y Saturday May 10 ai Sp Mt. A small boy went for a long walk with
Tickets Available At Erwin Jewellers, Skeens Mall his dog.
J Evangelical Free Church A small boy went for a long walk with
It's a clean swee cues hea og
Sludents & Seniors $5.00 A small boy went for a long walk with
SPRING CLEANING fever has struck chasing garbage down the street as the. Children uncer 12 fr - ° his big black dog.

Terrace hard, About 170 people turned
up for the annual garbathon on April
20, the best turn-out ever.

All those people meant more garbage
than ever before —. 230 bags of the
stuff removed from the downtown area.

Scouts,. church groups and families’

took part in the clean up, sometimes

wind whipped through downtown.
Local businesses were also very sup-
portive, donating prizes and coupons to
participants.
The spirit of the garbathon carried

over into jast week. School children’

armed with garbage -bags cleaned
school yards and the streets nearby.

(with an adult)

VERITAS STUDENT Kandi! Longridge has a great art
career in her future. She's one of the national winners
of-a legion poster contest. It’s the first time someone
from Terrace has won the contest at that level.

Contest winner

A POSTER to remember Canadian soldiers, painted by
grade 6 student Kendl Longridge, won national recognition,
from the Royal Canadian Legion.

Longridge entered the watercolour poster of white

‘crosses draped with a Canadian flag in the local legion
contest in the fall, She went on to win the provincial con-
test and just recently was told she was the national winner
as well,

It’s the first time a Terrace student bas won the contest,
said legion-member Peter Crompton. He congratulated ber
on behalf of all the legion members.

" “Longridge said she was inspired to create the poster after
going to ber mother’s painting course. The Veritas student
receives a money prize and might visit Ottawa.

“In other legion news the branch pool tournament ended
on April. 12. About 100 spectators were treated to some
great pool playing. and devoured plenty of food. Peter
Crompton managed to hold off a surging John Brinkac to
win the trophy.

- Cmde. Joyce Bradley thanked all those who helped at the

Loggets Bonspiel over the Easter weekend. Their help .

made a big diffcrence to the branch.
=Good news on the latest steak night. Cmde, Howard
made it through the night without running short
Unfortunately the sports banquet has been moved back
lill May 24, Tickets for this dinner and dance are just $10
‘per person. The Honour and Awards night is still.on for
May 3, Tickets are $10 for this one too and a dinner and
dance will follow the presentations.
The Department of Veterans Affairs representative was
here in March, and she met with many veterans. A sched-

of Smithers passed away recently. They will be remem-
bered.

A small boy went for a long walk with
his big black dog down to the river.
Asmall boy went for a long walk with

his big black dog, down to the ° Tag: .

ving ! river.

Last" spring, a small boy went fot a”

long walk with his big black dog
down to the raging river.

Tracey Cowan
Sales Consultant

The Terrace Standard
would like to take
this time to Welcome
Tracey to our team
of Sales people.

“TERRACE

STAN DARD

Last spring, a small boy went for a
long walk with his big black dog
down to the raging river and almost
drowned.

Write a short sentence on
| your main idea. Write the sen-
li fence again and add one
] descriptive word. Re-write the
sentence three or four times,
adding one idea each time.
j Use the word “and” only once
| {| iz your sentences, Read each
| sentence over and select the
‘None which sounds the best.

On Mother’s Day this year give Mom a
gift that will last her a lifetime.

The Colour Connection bas.a wonder-
ful variety of Quoizel Lamps &
Mirrors that are sure to be around long
afier the flowers are gone.

ow. PS. We have silk arrangements too!

Specially Priced For Mother's Day!)

THE ‘COLOUR CONNECTION.

4621B Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, B.C, V8G 1P9
Phone 638-1330 Fax 638-1331

f— The: ‘Community ‘Reader
? Writers Project is here to fo help. I

3 one-on-one tutoring in as Was writlng,
\math, 3 and baste computer skills.

This is a joint project of the Northwest
Community College, the Terrace Volunteer
Bureau, and the Terrace Standard...

I ule of her upcoming visits will be posted. In the meantime,
if you need any help, call Peter Crompton at 635-5825 or NORTHWEST TERRACE
638-8627. “The House You'd 4459 Lakelse Ave. COMMUNITY VOLUN EER
The next general meeting is May 13 and the next Steak ’ Terrace, B.C.
Night ls Friday, May 2. ' ' see
ight Fray, May 2 scwartand Cmde, Ait Vice | Love To Live én on Lakelse.” ph, 635-7466 Fox: 635-1999

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