mM Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 21, 1987

~ Diamond Jubilee
~Committee plans. .
gala celebrations |

TERRACE — “‘It’s going
to be a great year,’’ said
Marilyn Anderson, chair-
man of the 60th Jubilee
Committee after a recent
Wednesday evening public
meeting at the Arena Ban-
quet room.

by Marylin Davies .
Co-chairman 60th
‘Diamond Jubilee

Committee

logo features

The

Terrace’s Kermode Bear

above a banner Diamond
Jubilee containing a small
diamond and words City
of Terrace 1927-1987,
Celebrations begin on
Thursday, Jan. 22 with
the Freemanship cere-
mony' of Vesta Douglas
and the presentation of
city status at the Skeena
Mall. .
A. gala costumed ball
featuring cocktails, dinner
and floor show preceding
‘the dancing will take place
on May 2. Oldtimers who
remember the very suc-
cessful hospital balls of
the 60’s should enjoy this.
The floor show will recall
' events in each decade of
Terrace’s 60 years. ‘Plan
to reserve early as tickets
are expected to sell out
quickly,’’ co-ordinator
Nora Ferguson.
- “July Ist was the day
residents came from
Prince Rupert on the train
‘to picnic and play ball
‘with the Terrace All
Stars’’ recalls co-
ordinator Edith Giesel-
man. ‘*We hope to recap-
ture the fun of an old
fashioned family: outing
with a pancake breakfast,
races for children and
adults alike, peanuts, pop-
corn, a barbecue, berry
pies, ice cream and lem-
onade at our Heritage
Park. ”

The Jubilee committee
also revealed plans for a
Heritage craft show and

contest to be seen during:

Riverboat days. To the
delight of the committee,
several organizations have
shown an interest in using
the birthday theme for
their part in this annual

- event.

Senior citizens from the
Happy Gang Centre have
volunteered to make a
Diamond Jubilee Quilt
and show it at a tea in Oct-
ober.

Marylin Davies

A sequal to Young

Dracula will be produced —

by .Marilyn Kerr and
directed by Merry Hallsor
during November.
name of the. production
has not yet been announc-
ed but will no doubt be a
sure fire hit.

*‘Terrace’s actual birth-
day is Sunday, Dec. 27,
1987 and the Terrace

_ Arena will be the site of

day long celebrations,”
said Marylin Davies, co-
ordinator of that event.
“The day will begin with
an ecumenical church ser-
vice directed by Rev. Stan

Winners _

named |

To the editor,

The Elks Recreation
Children’s Camp Society
Dream Van raffle is now
completed.

The Terrace Elks and
Royal Purple would like
to thank all those people
who bought tickets on the
Dream Van to help with

- childrens camps located in
Prince George, Vancouver

Island and the Kootenays. '
The winners are: (Early -

Bird) Mrs. La Fleur, ‘Sur-

rey; .Mrs. La Rochell,
Nanaimo; Mr. Rivit,
Williams Lake.

The Hawaiian trip for
two was won by Mr. John
Thorburn,
minister.

The Dream Van was
won by Mr. Arthur Kerr,
White Rock.

W.J. LeCleir
Terrace, B.C.

Terrace Police Report

On Saturday, Jan. 17
Terrace RCMP charged a
35-year-old man with |
possession of stolen prop- *
erty.

- Police reported the man

had stolen tools from a
vehicle parked downtown,

The man will be appear-
ing in Terrace Provincial
Court on Feb. 27.

To

The-

New West- |

> become involved with any
Bailey’ followed by birth.

day ceremonies with civic
dignitaries, an ice carnival
by the Terrace Figure
Skating Club, Novice
hockey games and a com-
munity skate. A Ray

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Anyone wishing to

of these events or any
organization wishing to
have a committee member
address their meeting
should contact Diamond
Jubilee Chairman,
Marilyn Anderson -at
635-3189, .

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