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

Together again at long

A NUMBER OF tong time
friends gathered on July 1 to
celebrate the 80th birthday
of Cissy Hare.

Debbie and Verne Walsh

hosted the parted for Cissy, .

who was born on May 24,
1916 in Kitsumgallum Vil-
lage,

’ A few of Cissy’s friends
who came to the party had
known ‘her for 75 years.
Many were from Terrace’s
pioneer families.

And I must say Debbie
and her family went al} out
with a lovely lunchcon and
the children did a wonderful
job as waiters. They made
sure the guests were well
looked after,

Everyone had a lovely

OLD FRIENDS WERE reunited recently at Cissy Hare's 80th birthday party. Pic-
tured here are Cissy and Mrs. Roper, seated, and standing are Bunnie, Ray and

Adi. Many grew up In Kitsumgallum Village.

travelled from Rosswood

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time, sitting outdoors and for the aftemoon. Best wishes to all.

reminiscing about the old | wish many more years of

= are KEN’S MARINE
A few people came fom ,

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year will be the 70th year
since Terrace was first in-
corporated as a village. Yes,
it happened in 1927. Per-
haps we should start think-
ing about a celebration.

Ms. Roper and her son Don
from = Langley; Bunnie
Tirams and her husband
made the drive from Hous-
ton and Del Anna and Ar-
lene travelled from Langley.
And Cissy’s daughter Nora

And for this week I’d like
to relay a few birthdays at
the Willows:

July 6 Ann Brenner
10 Austin Keddy

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Bottles wanted

A REUNION is planned this
September for ail the writers
who took part in the North-
west Joumey book, released
in 1993.

The book was a compila-
tion of writings by students
in Adult Basic Education
and literacy programs.

The reunion, which takes
place September 6-8 and
takes in World Literacy
Day, will consist of short
Slory and poetry workshops,

In order to raise money for
the reunion, The Skeena
Learning Connection
(formerly Project Literacy
Terrace) is starting a botile
drive this August.

*“We're hoping to raise at
least $1,000,” says Janet
Hanis.

Volunteers from the
Leaming Connection will be
going door-to-door collect-
ing bottles, and will also be

No ants please

HOW FAR can you spit a watermelon seed? How
fast could you eat a pie — without using any
utensils of course?

If you’ve always wanted to find out then you
won’t want to miss the annual Thornhill Com-
munity Picnic, on Saturday, July 20.

Other highlights that day include manual truck
pulls, shoe ski races, carnival games and the
celebrity dunk tank.

Teens can take part in a bike rally, an obstacle
course, a volleyball challenge and their own dunk
tank.

Gates open 11 a.m. and events run all day, rain
or shine until 5 p.m., when there will be a break
for a BYO picnic and fun volleyball.

The day wraps up with a fun talent show starting
at 7 p.m,

And you don’t have to live in Thornhill to come
ta this picnic. Everyone’s invited to come out and
have a great time,

Janet Harris

picking up any unwanted
bottles from people who
phone in.

If you'd like to help out
you can also drop bottles off
at the botue depot on Greig,
and tell the attendant to put
the proceeds towards the
reading program.

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