Lorraine lamele
That we would show
true brotherly love every
day of the year, not just
during the Christmas
season.

Lauren Adams
(New Alyansh)

I would make the mayor

Santa Claus!

_ Steven Tremblay.

i’would like to’ see a
Merry Christmas with
Santa Claus and many
wonderful presents under-
neath all the trees in Ter-
race.

va “Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 21, 1988 5

Letters-to the Editor

Leaving, with thanks

To the Editor;

As the outgoing coordinator
of Northwest Community Col-
lege Mobile Computer Centre, I
would like to thank the busi-
nesses and the members of the
public throughout the North-
west who have been supportive
patrons of the Mobile Centre

~ over the past two and one-half
“| years. The experience has been
.. one of the most rewarding of my

2 career, and I have enjoyed the

Doug Wright.
(from Vancouver)
More lights on main
street. Peopte who can't
afford a lot of Christmas.
lights would enjoy them.

Grace Luls
A. bigger population,
with more stores and
mails. Something people
will want to come to see,
to make Terrace known.

Bob Jackman — continued from page 4

couver legal firm, one of whose

. principals is the administrator's...
brother-in-law.

- @ Last year, after Terrace’s
_ Sunday Shopping Referendum

was defeated, I heard of at. ~

least one alderman doing his or -

her Christmas shopping in

.Prince Rupert on — you

guessed it — a Sunday. What
moral turpitude! [f‘any of you
born-ia-shop heathens happen

- to spot one down there this

Kara Wright
An outdoor skating rink.’
It gives the kids some-
- thing to do.

&

.

year, give me a call! I'll be do-
ing my shopping in Terrace...
‘during the week. Merry
Christmas to all, and may your
New Year’s Resolutions be at-
tainable!

| - many people in the region I have

met over that time.

1 also want to thank Dr. Val
George, Mr. Richard Kilborn,
and the staff members of. both
Terrace campus and the regional
College Centres, whose help
made * the Mobile Computer
Centre project possible.

Rainer Giannelia,
Coordinator,

Mobile Computer Centre,
- Northwest Community
College, Terrace.

Think of pedestrians

To the Editor;

Are local business owners re-
quired to clean snow and ice
from in front of their places of
business? Is the town required to
clean off other parts of
sidewalks around the business
section of town and to put sand
on the ice? Why not consider the
pedestrian walking around town
as well as vehicles on icy roads?

I am an Old Age Pensioner
who slipped on some ice in front
of a business place in town
which had not been sanded, the

outcome being a broken arm
and a very bruised back. The
consequence being that now I
am a ‘‘shut-in’’, unable to enjoy
the Christmas entertainment or
to do my shopping. I wouldn’t
want another citizen of Terrace
to experience what I am suffer-
ing because of the fall and am
writing to ask that precautions
can be considered for - the

pedestrian who has to walk on

the sidewalks in the winter time.
Valiborg Lindsay,
Terrace, B.C.

Thanks to voters

To the Editor;

I would like to use this oppor-
tunity to thank the voters of Ter-
race for their support and to
wish all the people of Terrace
and District a Merry Christmas

-and a Happy New Year, es-

pecially the management. and

staff of the Terrace Review,
Bob Cooper,
Terrace, B.C,

Legion ladies end
an eventful year |

Contributed by
Lissi Sorensen
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
13 has had a busy catering year,
with a few jobs still to come.
Sunday, Dec. 4 we hosted our
annual Seniors’ Dinner at the
Legion. There were six door
prizes and the winners were:
Marie Beckley — flowers; Ger-
trude Wagner — flowers; Eva
Carlick — flowers; Joe
Schumeister — flowers; Fonda
Handon — chocolates;
Beckley — chocolates. Central
Flowers, Branch 13 and the L.A.
donated the prizes...

Doors opened at 3:30, with |

punch donated by the Branch
being served. All the ladies at-
tending received a gold or silver
corsage and the men a bouton-
niere. After dinner and dessert,
the Mothballs kindly donated
two hours of their musical
talents, which was very much
appreciated and danced to.

On Dec. 6, the L.A. held the

. last meeting of 1988, The new

slate of officers are as follows:
President — Linda Fisher; Ist
Vice — Marg Cromarty; 2nd
Vice — Shirley Bowman;
Secretary — Lissi Sorensen;
Treasurer — Neta Arnold; Sgt.

Reg

at Arms — Judy Lambright;
Directors are Addie Ryan,
Goldie Hill and Eva Braun.

The ladies all brought gifts for
a needy person, food for the
hamper, and a $200 donation
was presented to Salvation
- Army Capt. Harker, who was
invited to come and receive the
gifts.

The general meeting agreed to
donated money to the following
organizations: —

_ 1, Terraceview Lodge to pur-
chase Christmas Tree Lights.

2. Child Development Centre
to purchase lights on their
Christmas Tree,

3. The Chair of Family Prac-
tice.

4, Vets Christmas comforts i in
Shaughnessy and George Darby
Hospitals.

Sheila Jackson was presented
with a plaque for ‘‘outstanding
service to L.A. Br. 13’? as she is
moving very soon.

Perfect attendance for 1988 —

were Jean Dixon, Goldie Hill,
Judy Lambright, Marg Cromar-
ty and Bev Dickie.

Preparations are underway.

for the Prince George conven-
tion in May of 1989, where all

the L.A.’s of B.C. send-rep- ..
resentatives to conduct busifiess.