KRYSTAL PIPER and Cindy Hansen from Terrace Tourism found the only

snow in town — the pile of excess ice left by the Zamboni at the arena.

snowman contest set to
go; we just need snow >

IF YOU tike to build snowmen or snow
sculptures, it’s your chance to shine.
There's just one little hitch: the weather
needs to cooperate.

Terrace Tourism is sponsoring its first-
ever snowman building contest. this
month, says marketing coordinator
Krystal Piper.

‘She remains stubbornly optimistic but
admits the contest deadlines may be ex-
tended if the oh-so-necessary white stuff

doesn’t fall for a while.

Ss. “[’'m hoping we still get snow,” Piper
“said last week.
' Here’s how the contest will work:

People can’ enter four. categories. ‘There’s’’

best effort (Sort of a catch-all category for
. entries that don’t fit other criteria); most
creative; -best dressed and most grand-
iose, and note, when it comes to snaw-
men, size matters.
“The bigger the better.

“I'm really hoping people go all out,”
Piper says. “I can’t wait to see what
people come up with.”

You can enter more than once. Prizes
will be awarded in all four categories.
She advises people to us their imagina-
tion, because the possibilities are practic-
ally limitless.

The tourism society plans to display

photographs of the contestant’s snow
sculptures in the Skeena Mall so people
can take a look at them while the contest
is in full swing.

She envisions having a list of entrants
so people can tour around and took at the
snow sculptures vying lo win the contest.

“Just like people go around and lock at
the lights at Christmas,” she says, adding
she’s hopeful families and local busines-
ses will really get behind the contest.

“I would like to see businesses doing
this as a way to build camaraderie with
their employees,” she says. “I’m really
hoping people jump on it.” ;

“""It'could be the start of something big.

"I'd really like to see this become a
yearly thing,” Piper says.

Submit entries by taking a photograph
of your snow creation and sending it in to
Terrace Tourism, Jocated inside the Visit-
or Information Centre on Keith Ave.

Be sure to include a contact name,
number and address. Entry photos and in-
formation can be submitted by email to
tts@telus.net. There’s no limit on the
number of entries but be sure each is a
different snow sculpture.

Winners will be contacted before the
end of February.

Call 635-4546 for more information.

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EVERYTHING MUST GO
The Terrace Volunteer Bureau is discontinuing
their used book sales, We will not be taking in
any more books but would like to thank everyone
for their donations for this fundraiser.

COME IN AND BROWSE
From now until the end of January,
get a bag of books for $1.00
Terrace Volunteer Bureau
: ; Prverce , _ Lower Level of City Hall
MU READ #2-3215 Eby Street

For Fun & Fitness

Modern, Hip Hop &
Treditional Music

Classes begin
Feb. 3, 2003
MONDAY NIGHTS
B:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
(B Weeks}
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638-0305

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VOLUNTEER
BUREAU

Community Readers
& Writers Program

(Terrace’s Adult Literacy Program)

Would you like to learn to read & write? ;
Would you like to upgrade your skills in Math or English?
If English is your seconc language, would you like to
laern to read and write in English?

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 15, 2003 - B3

TERRACE
VOLUNTEER
BUREAU

Community Readers
a Writers Program

(Terrace’s Adult Literacy Program)

Winter 2003 Tutor Training Program

When: Wednesday evenings for § weeks
January 29th
February Sth, 12th, 19th & 26th
March 5th, 12th, & 19th
from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Where: Terrace Volunteer Bureau

For more information, call Sue at the
Terrace Volunteer Bureau at 638-1330

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® TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION ©

& SELECT TEAM COACHES FOR 2003 &

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* for the 2003 Season, Coaches
are required for both Boys and
Girls from U-12 to U-18: s

= If you are interested in participating in the development
of our youth by being a Head Coach, Assistant Coach,
© or Manager of our Select Teams, please submit your ©
© application by February 28°, 2003,

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The Terrace Little Theatre
PRES ENTS

Featuring -?
Sean Collins
With .
Sam Easton
January 24 & 25, 200 3

Friday at 9pm. Saturday at 7 and 9:30pm

At the Coast Inn of the West

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| will be leaving Terrace after transferring my medical practice to
Dr. Jacob du Toit. | vary much want to thank the people of Terrace for all of
their kindness, care and help during the many years that | spent with you.

| would like to thank my patients for their trust and for their respect
and for allowing me to care for their various needs. | especially would
like to thank them for their patience in time of their distress. | wish to
thank all of my colleagues who have been so helpful, caring and
supportive. | would like to thank the hospital, he nursing and multiple
alher supportive staff for helping me with the palients under my care.
| would like to thank the my office staff, and | would particularly
like to thank my nurse, Heather, for the long-term diligent, patient,
and most excellent caring work that made my job so much easier.

God bless you all.
Dr. Pieter van Herk

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