appetites,
. shade of the Kinsmen

~ -Bemard Fickel

| plan to go to Alberta
to visit’ my mother this
summer. | want to show
her my baby. Last year |
took a trip across Can-
ada.

Carol Coderre
. I"il.be going back to
’ Ontario for a 50th wed-
7 ding ‘anniversary reun-
on.

‘much.
. | ‘ . -

Thousands

' weather at Terrace’s

historic heart. During

the. mid-morning »
. hours cooks recruited

from the ranks of the

International Order
of Foresters tossed
. pancakes and seared

bacon for a seemingly
endless line of patient
In the

“big-top”’ uniformed

representatives of
. Terrace’s' Branch 13

attended the Royal
Canadian Legion
travelling national
display next to a strik-

jing array of Kermode

Friendship Society
photographic prints
depicting the native
peoples and art works

of the region's past.

At lunch time anot-

her set of grills heated —

up and the aroma of

_barbequed -beef from

Talk of the]

The Terrace Review asked: | |
. Have you made travel
plans for the summer?

Raland Chenard

i'm not really going to"
have any travel plans. |,
might be leaving  Tar-

race, but not as a trip as

far as a vacation goes.

Janet Hultkrans
_- Yes. m= going with
my son back to Edmon-
ton, apartment hunting
and then to Langley for

- awedding. -

the Centennial Lions
stand nudged up
against the savory siz-

zle. of salmon steaks

being broiled by
the Kermode Boxing.

‘Club. Outside, stands
served up a contin-
uous progression of .
lemonade, coffee, pie

and ice cream, water-
melon, cookies and
hot dogs at prices
anyone under the age
of twenty could not
have previously ex-
perienced,

Inside the fenced
compound of the his-
toric park a non-stop
regimen of entertain-
ment conjured up the
past on the stage of

the oid Kalum Hotel’s

front porch, and all
around the grounds
unhurried celebrants
soaked up sunshine
and. relaxation. A

| ce lebrate | — couttoned trom page 1

eloquent stillness as

, .
ery

| Jown y

Waiter Heberle

Yes, | have. | pian to
go to Europe, and camp
In Scotland.

Mary Ann Martens
‘We will be going to.
Vancouver {sland for a
week. | haven't really
thought about other

summer travel too

group of senior
citizens sat before the
Terraceview lodge in

crowds viewed a dis-

play of antique and
in the

classic . cars
landscaped parking
area. Children dashed
across the lawn and
period costumes were
visible among the uni-

forms of modern lei-
sure. while the com- -

munity band played

_in the shade of a small
knot of trees above

the lodge.
Although |
seemed irrelevant,
the day was marked
by . some scheduled

events. Terrace senior

citizens presented the
people of the city, the
young ones in particu-
lar, with an outsized
birthday cake at 1:30

continucd Om page 8

y opened its doors officially to another season of. -

Providing services to visitors. HOWDOYOUDO Day was designed to Increase public knowledge
of the Infocentre and the features that the community has to offer. An open house was held in -

Terrace’s First Princess Lisa MacLeod:
Second Princess Leavine Philips; and Info.
ng the people on hand to witness the cutting af :

the ribbon to celebrate “Tourism 1987".

LOCAL MERCHANTS CONTRIBUTE

° Letter

To the editor,

On behalf of the Terrace
& District Chamber of
Commerce, I would like to

thank the following mer-

‘Chants who contributed to
our first ever HOWDO.- .

YOUDO DAY: Canada
Safeway,, McDonald’s
Restaurant, Flowers A La
Carte, Central Flowers
and Gifts, Totem: Bever-
ages and Distributors,

and the Terrace Co-Op
Association, =~ -

I would also like to
thank all of the. people.
who helped out at the
Travel Infocentre. Your
help and support, whether

through donations or ac-

tive participation at the .

RRERREARK AAAS

time.

Infocentre, is greatly ap-
preciated.
Thank you once again
for your participation... ~
Diane Morehouse.
HOWDOYOUDO DAY -
oe Coordinator

take this opportunity to Hudson’s ‘Bay Vending,

The Toastmasters Club meets on tha first and third Tues-
day of every month at Caledonia Sr. Secondary Schoo!,
room 3, at 7:30 p.m. Drop in and see what it's all about.

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