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:ANNIE ‘‘Beatrice’? Bamett
* sadly passed away in No-
svember last year in the
* Kitimat General hospital.
Now her family is plan:
: fing a reunion to be held in
s her memory in 1999,

Bea was bom in Manitoba
on Nov, 23, 1917, the eldest
7 of.seven children of William
Beatrice Ack-

‘erman, ©
| She attended school in the

":Smalt farming community of

‘Magnet and it was there that

“she ‘met her husband Peter

‘Barnett. The couple married
‘on Nov. 12, 1936 and raised
‘Seven children of their own
—. Vema, Bertha, Kay,
Irene, Sharon, Charles and
‘Donna.

‘ The family moved to Ter-
‘race in 1955, Peter found a
job working for Lloyd
Johnstone: as a mechanic.
He later got a job working
for Columbia Cell. He
passed away in Terrace in
1984.

Bea was strong, indepen-
dent and hard working, and
had a ‘‘fust do it’? attitude.
With: meager means she
Managed to make do most
of the time,

- For example, she made
dresses for the girls out of
sacks. Many

HERE, “N THERE
YVONNE MOEN

times the old treadle sewing
machine rated away long
into the night.

Bea was ready at a mo-
ment’s notice to host a get-
logether and made sure
everyone bad a good time.
She was always there for

family or friends at short
notice when help was
needed,

Bea enjoyed curling and
when she was too ill to con-
tinue on the ice she was an
avid spectator,

She also loved to travel
and made many trips to isit
family and friends, Her
most recent trip was to at-
tend her granddaughter’s
wedding in Vancouver.
Prior to that she attended a

= French dancers

STUDENTS in Mrs. Miller's class at Kiti K'Shan
celebrated the end of the French Carnivat last
week, with a display of dancing for the school,

Got the acting bug?

TERRACE LITTLE Theatre is holding auditions for its
dinnet theatre play, The Long Weekend.

Auditions will be held Monday, Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. in the
McColl Playhouse, upstairs. Two men and two women,
ranging in age from mid-30s to mid-SO0s are needed,

weekends.

Call for
artists

THE ENTRY deadline for
the annual BC Festival of
the Arts is March 6.

The festival is for emerging
artists. They can enter in
five categories: visual arts,
literary arts, contemporary
song writing, modern dance,
amt fiddling and jazz.

Artists have to submit up to
five slides of their work, or

video documentation.
Delegates will be selected
by jury.

This year the festival will be
held in Prince George, May
19.24. Participating artists
will also receive training
from top professionals in
their fields ihrough work-

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homecoming in Rorketon,
Manitoba wilh her seven
children. It was the first
time the family was all to-
gether in 42 years.

She was watching a video
of the get-together just
hours before she passed
away.

Bea’s leaves behind a
large family to mourn her,
including 20 grandchildren
and 26 preat-grandchildren,

Bea will be remembered a
huge reunion to take place
in August in 1999, Over 200
people from across Canada
and the US are expected to
come to the event.

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Just ta let everybody
know, Dorothy Smith is
now at Terraceview, having
joined her husband Earl.
Both are very glad to be
back and are looking for-
ward to seeing all their
friends again,

Reunion planned in Bea’s honour

BEA BARNETT poses in front of the old family home

with children Irene, Kay, Verna, Donna, Sharon,
Chas and Bertha.

Theatre won’t show
made-in-B.C. film

FANS OF Canadian movie maker Atom
Egoyan shouldn’t held out much hope of
catching his critically acclaimed picture
The Sweet Hereafter in Terrace.

The made-in-B.C, film about

town deals with a tragic school bus accident

swept the Canadian Genie awa
and is a strong contender for a

nomination at the Academy Awards.

‘*! haven’t heard of it,’’ said Adrian En-
manager of Terrace’s Tillicum
Twin Theatres. ‘It’s not booked so far. I
very much doubt it will play here,”’

wright,

He said the same of L.A. Confidential.

Both films have been picked as tap con-
tenders for the best picture Oscar by a num-
ber of movie critics, including Gene Siskel
and Roger Ebert.

If The Sweet Hereafter gets the nod it will
be the first Canadian movie in history to get
a best picture Oscar nomination.

“We do have some good ones coming
up,” Enwright said, adding the list includes
Spice World, As Good As it Gets, a new
James Bond movie and the Blues Brothers
sequel,

how a small

rds this year
best picture

Young in-

vestors are in
an advanta-
peous posi-
lion, even
though their
income may
be al its low-
est level in
theit lifetinie.
That’s — be-
cause they
have ‘the
power of lime an Uhdir side.
The graph illustrates. the
difference between 20-ycar-
old Susan and 35-year old
Bob. They cach invest
$2,500 a year in an RRSP
and receive 10% as an annual
rate of return, The only-dit-
Terence is wher they start.
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pulling aside
small
amounts
each month,
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more, money, but who ne-
glect the most important as-
pect of investing: starting
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The information contained herein has

The Power
of Compounding

Bob on the other hand,
begins when he’s 35, He
pitts aside the same amount
annual amount as Susan, but
for 30 years-thal’s twice as
many, years as she invests.

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when she’s 20 and stops
completely when she’s: 35.
She'll have $.5 million when
she's 65.

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to his office in Smithers or
Terrace by calling
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aside twice as much moncy,
over (wice as many years ,
Bob winds up with only 1/3
of what Susan has. That's
because Susan took advan-
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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 4, 1998 - B3

The Northwest Singers would like
to thank the following for their help
in our dessert concert:
Chris Vienneau Marsha Bimm
Gladys Anaka Shella Roberls-Simpson
Pat Simonson Tony Jones
Ted & Barb Wilson Cromarty & Company
Erwin's Jewellers School District 82
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Terrace & District Arts Council Artcetera Design & Illustration
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Kalum Timber Supply Area
(TSA)

The public is invited to review and comment

on the Kalum information report and data
package as part of the Ministry of Forests’
Timber Supply Review (TSR) program. This

is a 22-month process which will provide the
chief forester with the information to make any
necessary adjustments to the allowable annual
cut—the allowable rate uf limber that can be
harvested from a specified area of land—for the
next five years. Public input is an important part
of the TSR and you are encouraged to review the
reports and forward any comments lo the Kalum
Forest District before February 26, 1998,

Other reports to follow are:

m the limber supply and socio-economic
analysis report (followed by a two-month
public review period)
the chief forester’s AAC determination and

rationale statement (including a summary
of public input)

Copies of the Information Report and the Data

Package are available at:

e Kalum Forest District,

§220 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C,

tel: (250) 638-5127
a Prince Rupert Forest Region,

3726 Alired Ave., Smithers, B,C,

tel: (250) 847-7500
w Forestry Division Services Branch, |

1450 Government St., Victoria,

tel: (250) 387-6719
If you have any questions or would like further
information, please contact the Land Information
Officer at (250) 638-5100 at the Kalum Forest
District. Presentations will be available to
interested parties on request.

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