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TERRACE — How
many times have you

seen litter on city streets? -
‘ And how many times

have you thought
something should be
done about it?

Well, something is be-
ing done about it, said
local resident Gary
Quadros. New litter
baskets have gone up in
Terrace and people are
being asked to pitch-in.

A clean city is impor-
tant to those of us who
live here and the
thousands of visitors we
host each year, Quadros
noted. We can all do our
part and pitch-in. Do.
your part to keep the
community clean.

Curling
to begin

Youth curling at the
Terrace Curling Rink
will be getting underway
Oct. 20, but organizers
are taking registrations
now,

The fees this year are
$5 for those in. the aged
10 to 14 group, and $20
for those aged 15 and up.

Participants can sign
up at the rink during the
or by phoning
635-5583. Brooms and
sliders will be provided
for each curler, and
newcomers are especially
welcome.

Plans call for one
practice workout and
one games session every
week after school. Days
will be determined when
play starts on Oct. 20.

Collective
agreement

extended

TERRACE — A letter of
understanding has now
been signed with the
B.C. Government
Employees Union to ex-
tend the collective agree-
ment for employees at
Northwest Community

College to July 31, 1987. °

The agreement has
received the approval of
the Compensation
Stabilization Commis-
sioner.

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Youngsters congratulated on

Terrace — Grade 2
students at E.T. Kenney
Primary School were
presented with a variety
of awards last week in
recognition of their par-
ticipation in a coloring
contest which was part

of a community cleanup.

campaign project spon-
sored by the City of Ter-

City cleanup campaign

race cleanup committee.

Moira Sheridan,
teacher for the Grade 2
students, was presented
with a plaque by Mal-
colm Hilcove on behalf
of the Terrace cleanup

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Member of the Terrace ‘Cleanup Committas Malcolm
Hilcove presents grade two instructor Molra Sheridan and
E.T. Kenney students with a plaque in recognition of their
participation in a cleanup ptomotlonal coloring contest.

BUCKLE UP!

Seat belts save lives.

committee, The plaque
was handed out to com-
memorate the fact that
the Grade 2 class stu-
dents were basically the
only class in all of Ter-
race who participated in
the coloring contest,
Hilcove said.
Alderman George
Clark presented each of
the students with Kodie

Kermodei pins on behalf

efforts

of the cleanup committee
and Rachelle D’Silva
gave the participants a
thank you letter from the

- committee membership.

Bobbie Phillips was
also on hand to con-
gratulate the students for
their participation in the
contest and for taking
part in picking up litter
around the school.

Moira Sheridan said
the coloring contest and
cleanup program tied in

with a Social Studies

project for the students.

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Is the stork about to visit you?

Let everyone know about the happy
event by having it printed in the Review.
Forms are available at the hospital.

who weighed 7 Ibs. 9 oz. (38440 g.).

_ ‘Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 8, 1986 11

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Grade two students at E.T.
Kenney Primary School are
given a vartety of awards in
recognition of their efforts
on behalf of the “cleanup”
Terrace community cam:
paign. Instructor. Moira
Sheridan (back, left) and her
assistant were on hand
when members of the
cleanup committee Bobbie
Phillips, Rachelle D'Silva,
Malcolm Hilcove and
George Clark made their
presentations to E.T. Ken-
ney representatives.

Theres no
better time

to leave
town.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gaunt are pleased to
announce the arrival of their new baby
daughter, Pamela Joan, on Sept. 19, 1986,

Proud parents Harry and Anita Stephens wish to

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announce the arrival of their third son, Devon
Ricky, born Oct. 2, 1986, weighing 8 Ibs. 10 oz.

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