Page B4 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 3, 1992

Keeping hope alive |

I had the honour to have beet
invited to attend the Hope Inter-
national Development Agency’s
1992 Hope dinner.

It was held on May 5 at the Ter-
race Inn.

Everyone - gathered . together
over a lovely dinner with first the
blessing of the food and later.on
listened to'an inspirational and in-
fonnative talk by Bangladeshi na-
tional Maya Hilton about her
home country.

Maya, a gified and gracious
Christian, is executive director of
Heed’ Bangladesh. She has
worked with that organization for
15 years, ministering to the needs
of disadvantaged ‘people in the
areas of health, education, eco-
nomics and social development.

Mrs. Hilton possesses a Masters
of Art degree in English, and has
studied development -issues at
Sclly Oak in the United King-
dom. She lives in’ Dhaka, -
Bangladesh, with -her husband
James and two grown sons,

“Hope” reaches out to people
in need, doing work with . third
world countries to meet the necds
of the poor.

Hope International was formed
in 1975 as an independent Cana-
dian Christian agency supported
by individuals and cliurches
throughout Canada.

‘Hope works in 20 countries and
has over .70 community ‘projects

’ underway. It’s also supported by

the federal government through
the Canadian International Devel-
opment Agency...“ :

‘Also at the special gathering
was provincial director Gus Pol-.
man of Surrey, B.C.

“And everyone was also treated :

to local Debbie :Toovey, : who
wrote two. special, songs | for the
special evening.

“Do We Love Them Enough
To. Care’? and” ‘Nothing’ s Im-
possible!’ were. both very beauti-

ful and sung: with feeling, Watch -

for Debbie on upceming ‘broad-.
casts of Evergreen Community
Television — Channel 10.

To find out ‘more , ‘about ‘the

Hope International. ‘Development
Agency, writé to them at P.O.
Box 608, . New Westminster,
BG, V3L 929...
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_Well, I would: tike to say that

Thanks

“Dear Sirs”

“The ° ‘Terrace Scout District: put on
on a-camp-for ‘cubs:on‘the May _
22-24 weekend. The camp came.
together’ with the endless’ coor-.-
dination’ and. planning. of ‘eyery- :
thing from ‘the: ‘camp: program. to”

food supplics and site preparation

by assistant “Aisteiet ub com

RUBY AND LLOYD McCREIGHT celebrated their 47th wedding
anniversary on Monday. They came here from England in 1944

we're all a little sad.

Two weeks ago! told you about
my dear friend Helen Windsor.
regaining her voice after 13 years
of whispering.

Last week Helen had a bit of a
cold and“ wasn’t feeling . well:
Then on. Friday she lost her voice
again. "

Helen is still: hopeful that her
voice will come back again.
kk Kak:

A very special congratulations,
to. Ruby and: Lloyd McCreight,
who celebrated their 47th wed- .
ding: anniversary on. Monday,
June Ist. : ;

ety met Lloyd while working

the Canadian Legion in
London, England.

The Legion was home for more.
than 600. soldiers who couldn’t
get home on leave. [Every year at
Christmas. time, . the soldiers’
waited on the ladies then a, dance

was apranged. 9 6 oo awe
nh “Best wishes. oD, your a7. Yeat,

"Lloyd was a soldier who waited
and danced. with ey a was

° “missioner “Aud: Fisher and First...

Terrace Akela’ Rob’ Onsteln, with .
‘help from many others.:

They voluntecred their time ‘and

cequipment to ensure all. were”

The’ Lions Chub came out and
\ generously ‘took on. the . task: of...
preparing ‘the ,meals ‘for the 225,"
people” attending Camp. Kikatce.™’

only a matter of time after this
that Ruby and Lloyd tied the
knot.

Lloyd left for Canada in 1944
and Ruby followed soon after as a
British war bride, They lived in
Castlegar, B.C. for a number of
years, coming to Terrace in 1975.

Lloyd: had worked -at the
smelter in Trail for 35. years. He
had to retire in 1970 with a worn-

"out back.

Ruby did substitute teaching for
a while and continued her writing
career. |

They had four girls and one boy
(losing one girl before coming to
Canada), ‘with their last being
twins — a boy and a girl). They
now. have. 11° grandchildren.
Lloyd keeps busy gardening,
mending and repairing — things,

‘and Ruby continues to write and

hopes to have a book out some-
time this year. ;

‘Ruby and Lloyd.”

for your ‘support

well-fed.
The. Terrace Scout... ‘District

~ Wishes to, thank: the Lions Club
and any others who helped bring
. this. camp about. Fun. was had by.

all.
Eric Harkonen -
> District President
"Terrace Scouts |:

in us S for a fabulous.
of fine dining -

evening

DINNER SPECIALS |

“Wednesday, June 3. OLE: Lasagna
"Thursday, June 4.. Veal Parmesan

| Friday, June 5...» .. Spaghetti &
'” * (Meat Sauce
Saturday, June 6..... Roast Pork

Sunday, June 7 .:

Monday, June 8. oo.c.... Closed
Tuesday, dune 9.0.0... ‘| Breaded
: - ~ Pork Chops

ONLY $1 0.95 ea.

. Veal Scallopini

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"MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1992 _

PUBLIC INSPECTION FROM 6:00 P.M.

TERMS: Cash, Bank Cheques, Major Credit Cards

7:00 P.M. SHARP A

Today Will
Cost Us More
Tomorrow.

. seem to diminish in area ‘rom the time
they are first opened. It is practically im-
possible to overbuild a library. Because’ °
of this it would seem false economy to
| defer. decisions to build. What seems ex-. .
pensive today will appear doubly SO
tomorrow.??

Bryan L. Bacon -
Bacon. Consulting":
~ Terrace Public Library :
‘Expansion Report — ~ Aus: 199

Now is the time to

r On. June 20th support

‘the Library Expansion. —