aye

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Phil. Hartl, chairman of the projects committee for the Ter-
race Rotary Club, displays the plaque that acknowledges the
Rotary donation of $11,141.62 for purchase of a new com-
puter system at Terraceview Lodge. The plaque will be hung

above the computer at the Terraceview Lodge. The Rotary
Club ralses money for community projects through activities

like the Rotary Club TV and radio auction which took place

Dec. 3 and 4. ;

Charlie Mek awarded many prizes during the live broadcast
of a Touch O' White Heather in recognition of St. Andrews
Night ceilidh, a Scottish celebration. The event took place at

Over 200 attend

Lawrence Knowles attended
the St. Andrews Night ceilidh

held at the Thornhill Com-
munity Centre. The event at-
tracted over 200 people.

A final
look at
1986 in the
Terrace
Review

Getting ditched
Municipal crews were at work
along Kalum Street during
1986 on drainage
maintenance,

Thornhill Community Centre in December.

Tarrace resident Art Hoving, zone secretary of Gideons inter.

national, recently displayed the work of the international
group at the Terrace Pentacastal Church. ;

Lucy Wood attended the St.
Andrews Day festivities held
at the Thornhili Community
Centre in December.

Winter weather

Snow storms left Terrace
streets in slippery conditions
on a number of occasions
with motorists advised by
local RCMP, to stay off the

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f : ae

Equipment operator, George Monaghan of Terrace city
works, was busy on Kalum St., lowering the ditch, “‘so that
the water. runs better,” come spring.

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During 1986 the Sande overpass attracted serious discussion as a threat to safety of ©
motorists and pedestrians, but no practical alternate route for heavy trucks was discovered.

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