Page 82 — Terrace Standard, Wednasday, December. 12, 1990

ACT scan potluck party held
at the Elks hall recently was a
great. success, raising $1,475
toward the piece- of equipment
for the hospital,

It was organized by a group’

of musicians and their families
with music ranging from rock
and roll to blue grass to country
and some good old-fashioned
fiddle tunes. . ;

There was also great food to
zo along with the music.

Special thanks go to Bev and
Clair Campbell. who came all
the way.from Prince Rupert to
help.

Music was provided by Bob-
by Ball, Barry Bolton, Earl
Crawford, Jacque Desjardins,
Norman Desjardins, Robb
Grant, Dave and Barb Hickey,
Jim Larkin, Lucien Levesque,
John Pequin, Roseanne Pearce,
Glen Shepherd, Jack Zahodnik,
Tony Maziek, Dick Laisiceur,
Laverne Zelinski, Allan Collier.

Thanks.to John Pequin and
daughter Kelly who made
posters for the evening.

The organizers thank all
thase who helped to raise the
money and to the Elks club for
a donation of three cash calen-
dars- for prizes during spot
dances.

The people involved in
organizing the evening were
Hazel and Gordon Hamilton,
John Pequin, Roy and Audrey
Alaric, Norman and Germaine
Desjardins, Russ and Gail Kirk.
It shows. what people can do
when they pull together.

Dave Hickey and Tony
Mandzick provided the sound
equipment.

kKkeekke

The large cover of snow
around Terrace did not keep
people away from the Ter-
raceview Lodge tea and craft
sale in the afternoon and even-
ing.of Dec. 4.

Tables of crafts and baked
goods were out for everyone as
were tea and goodies with
friends and - -family at “Ter-
raceview.~

At. 7° pon
lights.: were -turned on for .the
first time to mark the season.

So, now when you look up to
the bench, you will see the big
tree, all in lights.

Anyone who wants a bulb on
the tree, go to Terraceview and
for $5, it will be done.

Proceeds from the tea go to
the activity centre for Ter-
taceview residents.

Pay and pull winner I was
Dan Wittkowski and for pay
and pull II it was Ethel Teht.
Sandra Mantel won the cake
while the tea table raffle went to
Phyllis Hull,

The child’s table and chair set
was won by Marion Schiegel.

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The Salvation Army gave
gifts to Terraceview residents

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destination.

_ Musical evening
aids our health ©

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the “Christmas ~

This Festive Season,
don’t let your gift
packages get tied

up in security

For your personal safety, all
parcels carried on board aircraft ae
_May be opened al the security =. |
screening checkpoint, en

This festive season, don't let your ©
gift packages gel tied up in security, ° :

_ Wrap all carry-on presents at your. -

_ ‘Here 'n
There”

~ by

Yvonne Moen

Dec. 10 and teday, residents are
gOing to a party at the Northern
Motor Inn.

There'll be carolling by the
RCMP at Terraceview Dec.. 17

‘and on Dec. 20, the cadets will

take everyone on a tour around
the city to view the Christmas
lights.

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While I was up at Ter-
raceview for the tea Dec. 4 I saw
the lovely painted windows
done by Irene Horner and Don-
na Wagner.

They are sisters and
volunteered to do the windows.

And I’m sure you have see
other painted windows in and
around Terrace with Christmas
designs. I'm sure Donna and
Irene have done around 50 win-
dows — nice work.

Irene has done most of her
work on the Queen Charlotte
Islands and is getting ready for
an art show next May in Fort St.
John.

She said her sister, Bertha,
who lives in Fort St. John is
busy making arrangements for
the show. Irene also says she
wants to do more shows. Good
luck, Irene,

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A very large turn out of
seniors from the Willows, Ter-
raceview Lodge, Tuck senior
housing, Twin River Estate and
all around Terrace gathered at
the Royal Canadian Legion for
an evening featuring a delicious
dinner,

The many volunteers were all
there and ready when the
crowds started to arrive and |
must say all were very friendly
and most.gracious..-.

- As you.entered.the.legion you. ..,
“were greeted ‘bya very' gracious ** "

gentleman at the door and you
coat was helped off and looked
after.

As you were seated, you were
given a Christmas corsage and
than you were quickly served a
refreshing drink. It was all in all
a very Christmas mood,

Then, at 5 p.m., when
everyone had arrived and was
seated, legion auxiliary presi-

“SEASONS GRATINGS
- from. your airport stalt os

‘Transport’
“Canada

dent Marg Cromarty opened the
evening by welcoming everyone,
Muriel O'Boyle said a
beautiful grace,
While the workers served the

dinner to the tables, everyone | ff

was asked to stand and: raise
their glasses for a toast to the
Queen.

’ The dinner was prepared by.
Marg and Howard and other
workers.

When dinner was over the kit-
chen staff and ail the servers, air
cadets, were asked to come out
s0 everyone could say thank you
for the beautiful evening, Ap-
plause was given,

Then Fred Berghauser, on
behalf of all the seniors, gave a
very special thank you to the
legion ladies and others for a
lovely evening.

A few draws were made for
lovely Christmas table centres.
Winners were Eric Turner, Kay
Varner, Tess Homburg, Opel
Cyr and Dick Heyink. He’s just
moved to Twin River from
Smithers. Welcome to Terrace,
Dick.

The Northwest singers then
entertained everyone by singing
Christmas carols.

It was then the turn of the
Moth Balls to entertain the
crowd,

A large congratulations goes
to all at the legion who came out
to help make this an event a
great evening.

1 was also told by friends at
the Willows that the drivers of
the Handi-dart bus who picked
up'the seniors were very helpful
and kind as they made sure that
the people getting on and off
the bus were well looked after.

SURANCE-C

people, all the time.

vast majority said “Yes.”

When Autoplan claimants

were asked,“Were you:
satisfied with
our service?”

At ICBC we never stop trying to please all the

Every year we ask people who made property
damage claims if they were satisfied with the
service they received. Last year, once again, the

As far as injury claims are concemed, most people
chose to settle their disputes through their adjus-
ters or alternatives to court action, such as media-
tion. In all, 98% were settled out of court last year,
rather than through long: and costly legal action, ae

The Terrace Standard scheduled for i
Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1990 will be publish- - J.
ed.on Monday, Dec. 24, 1990. The |.
deadlines for this issue are as follows:

ADVERTISING
Display & classifiad — Wed., Dec. 19 - 5:00 p.m.
. EDITORIAL
Letters to editor and contributed copy
— Thurs., Dec. 20 - Noon

The deadlines for the issue of —

Wed., Jan 2, 1991
Are as follows:

ADVERTISING
Display & Classified ads —
Thurs., Dec. 20 - 5:00 p.m.

EDITORIAL
Letter to the editor &
contributed copy
Friday, Dec. 21 - Noon

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The Terrace Standard’ office will.
be CLOSED from Sun., Dec.
23/90 to Tues., Jan. 1/91 In-
clusive.

MERRY CHRISTMAS &
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

ERRACE STANDAR

SERVING THE TERRACE AREA

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oO” for an answer.

To nobody's surprise, people also want courteous
service. And 95% of respondents agreed that’s

what they got from our claims staff. The same per- —
centage believed that sufficient time was taken to...
deal with their claims, And, despite the intricacies ©
of claims adjusting, 81% of claimants said, Yes, oe
their settlements were fair... |

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‘These responses suggest were doing many ny things :
right. And this year we're working even harder at .
a getting" yes” for an answer. ;

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