HERE’ 'N THERE.
- YVONNE MOEN =:
. CHARLES AND ANNA
;’ HOPPE returned to Terrace
*“ from Salmon Arm last
= month to visit old friends.

= While Charles and Anna
% were here, they were the
“ house guests of Nel Dejong,

Anna, then Anna Heppner,
first. came to Terrace in
1949, She moved here to be
a ‘youth worker for the
Evangelical Free Church,

Before that, Anna was
born and raised in Wald-
heim, Saskatchewan. She
worked on her father’s farm
until she want away to Bible
College.

When Anna first came to
“ Terrace she stayed with
= Mrs. Percy Skinner on
Walsh Ave.

Lucky for her, Charles
> Hoppe, then a railroad man,
“ came to Terrace from AlI-
 berta in 1960 and found a
“room in Mrs, Skinner’s

- Around

__ Town
: Raffle

winners
* The lucky winners of
‘the B.C. Old Age

‘ Pensioners Organization
‘—— Branch 73 are:. Karen
Brown (quilt), Margaret
- Bennett (Afghan) and
Vicki Norstrom
* (Kermode bear picture.)
. Thank you to everyone
4 - who supported our annual
tea and bazaar at the
Happy Gang Centre.
May McFarland

Pe ae a ers

- Support

> the Terrace
Symphony -

_ orchestra

Dear friends:

The Terrace Symphony
Orchestra continues to of-
fer a unique opportunity
to the citizens of Terrace.
Each year the orchestra,

under the capable direc-"
tion of Jim Ryan, has ex-
: perienced continuous
* growth. The membership

-has increased, the music
' is more challenging and
" the audiences are larger.

+ Last. year’s Christmas
> Concert at the R.E.M.

Lee Theatre offered se-
‘ Iections from Handel’s
' Messiah with guest
- soloists and the 90 mem-
ber Vox Polaris choir, A
packed house — full
would be an understatc-
ment — exploded into a
standing ovation.

An even more am-
bitious program is being
rehearsed for Dec. 12 and
13.

_ As always, the financial
support of citizens and
the dedication and hard
work of the orchestra
members form a winning
‘partnership for success.
This year we are pleased
to announce The Terrace
Symphony Orchestra
has been granted a
: charity tax number. All
’ donations will be tax de-
- ductible.

* Please consider support-

’ ing the TSO in one of the

following categories:

Patrons ($250+),. con-

tributors ($100-$249) and
sponsors (-$100).

All cheques should be

‘ made payable to the Ter-
> race Symphony Or-

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+ - Sincerely, Bonnie
' Juniper and = Marylin
~ Davies

REMINISCING: Nel Dejong and Anna and Charles Hoppe talk about old times

spent together. Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe were visiting old friends here last month.

home as well.
The reason for his move to

"Terrace was simple: he had

heard that big fish were
being caught here.

Soon, both Anna and
Charles became friends —-
and the rest in history.

A year later, Nov. 18,
1961, Charles and Anna
married at the Evangelical
Free Church by Rev. Abe
Rempel.

Standing in for them at
their wedding was bestman,
John Giesbrecht, Marge
Magdanz, the little flower
girl was the Reverend’s

daughter, and friends Vic
and Eleanor Froese.

Their receplion was held
in the church basement with
about 200 people in at-
tendance. Their wedding
cake was made by their

good friends Fred and
Laverne Hislop.
Everyone thought their

wedding should be a big
celebration, because it was
the first real Christian wed-
ding held in the church.
Anna said after they were
married they lived ina small
shack on Walsh Avenue un-

til they built their own home
at 4807 Walsh.

They lived in this home
until they moved to Salmon

‘Arm in 1980.

While living here, Charles
worked for Columbia Cell
for 19 years until he retired.

It’s always nice to have
old Terrace residents return
home to visit their friends.
Terrace certainly finds a
spot in everyone’s hearts as
do old friends.

Good health to both
Charles and Anna Hoppe
and also to Nel Dejong.

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 25, 1998 - B3

assistance,

cation and support. Prenatal programs ore
offered to expectant mothers, giving babies
the healthiest start possible. .We are par-
tially funded by the Ministry for Children

revenue locally.

Annual TREE OF UGHTS! The ‘tree will be
Skeena Mall from Nov, 26 to Dec, 23. This

and Families but we also need to raise
This year we. will be celebraling our Twelfth
nity for you ta support children with special needs by

lighting up our Christmas Tree of Lights, Please come lo
the Skeena Mall to buy a light or mail-in the order form

TTemace Child Develonerterke Sty

Building Healthier Babies Infant Davelopment Program Therapy Services Special Needs Pre-School

l Tree OF Lig

The birth of a child is a very joyous o¢casion. Unfortunately, for some families the arrival
of a new baby is clouded by the realization thot the litle one will require some special

nis

The Terrace Child Development Centre is dedicated to helping children with special
needs and their families, ta achieve the optimum quality of life by providing therapy, edu-

alsa

in the
is an opporlu-

below,
Thank you for your interest and support of our:
children. _
Happy Holiclays!
Beard of Directors,
Terrace Child Development Centre ps
Yellow light TREE OF LIGHTS ORDER FORM
| $2.00 melee
In Honour of:
| $500 light Purchased by:
. Addres
I Blue tight ms
| $10.00 |
| Red light Number of lights__ Colour:
| $25.00 Amount enclosed:$- Receipt:yes
| Gold light Mail or drap off to the Terrace Child Development Centre,
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