- and Bob. Cooper, city. adminis- -

_ Control Branch that the city has

“until l-a.m., six.days a week,

‘On week nights, however, bever-

2 Terrace Review — - Wednesday, March 15, 1989. :

Bar asks"

“hours”

“The Terrace Hotel has: asked:
for and received the city’s bless--
ings to. extend the hours . of.
operation in their cocktail.
lounge. by one hour from Mon-
day through Saturday. On a
motion made by Ruth Hallock

tration will. advise the Liquor

‘*no -objection” to the hotel’s
proposed extension of hours.

_ According to hotel manage-
ment the bar is currently open

and until midnight on Sundays.

age manager G.H. Ray claims
there is ‘‘minimal - business”
from bar opening until midnight
and the midnight crowd is
forced to move ‘to ‘‘other estab-.
lishments” at 1.a.m. ‘‘We feel it
is better to contain the people in
one location instead of having
them wandering or driving to,
another: for a final hour. of .
celebration,” says Ray.

- Final approval for the exten- ‘- .
‘ sion of. hours. rests with the

Liquor Control Branch.

a ae Special children need special people — and those special people | last week were the Royal Purple who donated
~. $2,000 to the Terrace Child Development ‘Centre. Above, some of these special people are seen as a group follow-
“” Ing the cheque presentation at-the centre. Behind the children are Loyal Lady Shirley Townsend, child develop:

‘International Women’ Ss Day marked -

by Gillian Norman.

- A small gathering of about 30°
women converged. for an after-
noon. luncheon ‘Sunday, con:
cluding | ‘a’ week of: recognition

_ surrounding: International
Women’ s Day, March 8.

“Women from: around Terrace ”
met for a-warm, informal lunch

hold at Don Diego’s | Restaurant.
This is the fifth year in which the

luncheon has been organized. It
is intended to exemplify ‘the .

spirit .of unity -among’ women:
who live in this area.

People ‘of’ every age. group”

~ News from Legion Branch | 13

name and phone. at ‘the ‘Branch. a
- We will be. closing’ off our’:

a “contributed by
“Peter Crompton — -
Our curling team of. Com-
‘pades Burke, Oldham, Kelln and’

-Cross came away from the pro- _

-vincial finals in New West-
minster with a second place

‘finish, missing out of a Domi-—

nion. place by just one game.
Good show, comrades — better
luck next year. .-

The. dart. players came’ away

from’ Prince Rupert with wins in

Arrest made
for break |
and enter _

“THORNHILL — On March $
Terrace RCMP arrested a local
juvenile whom they believe is

responsible for a number of |.

break-and-enter incidents in
‘Thosahill The youth was

- charged . with six counts of ©
? Breaking and entering and is -

‘gcheduled to appear in court

"sometime in April .
“ROMP say the arrest was a

result, of ongoing. investigations
‘ial: ‘a, recent. rash of similar
verhnes io the Thora area.

avenues of friendship.

‘with a wide variety of working -
backgrounds attended. The in-

tention seemed to rest upon tak-

ing a step closer to the women.
bad live and work around us; to--

“hello”? and open - the.

Nisga’a speaker Lorene Plant |

gave a moving account of the.

‘issues faced by the native people
of the Nass Valley from early
history up to the present.day |
land claims. It became apparent.
that their struggles and. those:
faced by women in the past cen-

y/ «singles, doubles and teams. Bob.
Bennett, Pat Campbell, Dereck

‘Hales and ‘Ray Taft now go to

Langley: for. the- provincials, at

Easter.

“Comrades. ‘Crompton, Mac:

Kenzie and Lorimer have
qualified for zone “play in crib-”
bage to be held in’ Kitimat on

April Ist; there are still four —
places to be filled, so come on.

. crib. players.
' ‘The zone meeting: in ‘Smithers:

will be held on April 22. and 23.

You don’t have to,be a delegate
to attend - — the more, the mer-

- vier, °°
The Branch will also be look- ;

ing for help again for the gaming

wheels at this year’s carnival on

April 27 - 30. Please leave your —

tury are similar in. their basic |

structure — the right of all to be .

recognized as persons. :
‘Mention. should. be made of
contributions: beverages were’

‘provided by Skeena -MP- Jim *
‘Fulton, and the B.C.:Govern- -
-, ment Employees" | “Union: -
~ donated carnations: and cake-to’_
the event. And, of course, to the. .
helpful and courteous staff of |
“Don Diego's,
reciated thank you. mo,
_ Allcin ally a wonderful time
was had. by everyone, and an-
ticipation for the annual event |
“next spring. wilt ‘keep: the ‘spirit

a much ap-

etitertainment. during July, and

August. During these two. mon:
aths,... we will be doing some-

“much-iteeded renovations to the
rear of the building, making the

kitchen area larger, and moving ‘-

‘the office and washrooms.

help. I will be keeping you in

touch with . the proceedings - in. ..
future’“weeks, but please” be.

ready to give a hand.

Don’t . forget,
meetings every second Tuesday.
Unfortunately. we have had
some executive changes due to ill
health, so we need ‘all the help
you as members can-give,

We Will Remember Them.

We are going to need plenty of |

gener al’

‘Weather report —

~ Low .

17.8 om snow

Forecast: Sunny with cloudy periods, with  fterno00
highs n near 5, overnight lo lows near =. 7

— March 6: o% 1969

Pree.

‘8.6 om snow
143 om snow
11.2 cm snow

2.6 cm snow

6.0 cm snow
4 om snow

" fant centre director Margot Hayes and Honored Royal Lady Nora Foreman.

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