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Salvation Army Church workers move to White Rock

AFTER SIX years in Ter- race, Salvation Army Church employees Christine and Eric Sim- mons moved March 5 to White Rock, B.C., where they will continue working for the-Church.

The Salvation Army in White Rock hired the cou- ple to do the same type of work they were doing here. Christine will be the direc- tor of family services and Eric will be the Church’s music director.

They chose to move ta

the Lower Mainland to be ‘closer to their son, who began university in Van- couver last fall, said Sal- ‘vation Army lieutenant Michael Spears. ; “They wanted to be in _ Vancouver with their son, but of course they were upset to leave their friends ‘here,” Spears said.

He added that the food ‘bank services and other fa- ‘mily services in Terrace ‘will carry on as usual.

' Family services are

‘available Tuesday, Wed-

‘nesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

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~ Spears call 635-3749.

Spears will be taking tover Simmons’ job for the ‘next few months until a ‘new person is hired.

Get ready for the Garbathon

THE GREATER Terrace Beautification Society's 15th annual Garbathon will take place Sunday, March ‘26 from 1-3 p.m.

Meet at the MacDo- nald’s parking lot.

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‘ded. Just come out and -help clean up to make Terrace a litter-free city!

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Slade and Linda Compton

- Fellowship welcome

EAGLES! NEST Ministry pastor Siade Compton and his wife Linda are now devoting all their time to their fel- lowship.

Compton said he sold his business Quad Mechanical Ltd. in Kitimat to devote his full time to his parish.

“We want to welcome anyone who would like ta wor- ship with us,” he said.

Eagles’ Nest Ministry was created two years ago. The fellowship meets every Sunday at 10 a.m, in the Chinook Room of the Best Western Terrace Inn.

Compton, who was raised in Terrace, said his current- ly looking to find a church home.

Children’s books needed

TERRACE’S EARLY Literacy Committee is preparing to pilot a “ready to read” program in April at Kiti K’Shan. ;

This one-hour program, offered twice a week, will in- clude a light breakfast and pre reading activities for young children and their families. the purpose is to help parents betler prepare their kids for school.

We are looking for donations of children’s books, pots,and pans, baking utensils, dishes, cutlery, toasters, kettle, coffeemakers, etc. Drop off at any elementary school in Terrace and Vivian will pick up, Call 638-1863 for more info.

Congrats!

I WOULD like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Terrace Community Band on an excellent perfor- mance at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre last week.

Everyone who attended really appreciated all the hard work and dedication of the Band members.

The theatre was completely full, and that was won- deriul.

It is nice ta see that Terrace still supports music, but it would be great to see music back in our school sys- tem, in all grades. It is a proven fact that music helps

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students and people become better workers, happier people and more appreciative.of the finer things life has to offer. os a

1 also enjoyed the great singing from the wonderful children’s choir and of course our famous “Pipes and Drums” are always a hit with any audience.

Lissi Sorensen

Spring break at the library

LOOKING FOR something to do this spring break? Why not check out the Terrace Public Library? We have a variety of FREE programs for children. Call the library for more information or to register at 638-8177. Fun with Foam: Monday, March 20 from 2-3 p.m For children aged 5-7, - Pokemon Origami: Tuesday, March 21 from 2-3 p.m.

for children aged 8 and older. Join Karen Ting for the ,

Terrace Origami Club and learn how. to make some of your favourite Pokemons,

Puzzle Piece Frames: Wednesday, March 22 from

10 a.m. to 11 a.m, For children aged 5-7.

Beaded Bug Keychains: Wednesday, March 22 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. For children aged 8 and older.

Family Storytime: Thursday, March 24 from 6:30

. pm. to 7 p.m. For children and adults of all ages. Drop-

in. No registration required.

Board Games: Friday, March 23 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. For children aged 6 and older. Chess, checkers, twister, snakes and ladders and whole lot more!

Computer Camp for children six and older will take place Monday, March 20 to Friday, March 24 from 2-3 p.m. Children are expected to attend all five days of classes. ,

Free internet lessons

THE TERRACE Public Library offers free one hour, one- on-one Internet lessons during library hours. Call the li- brary to book your lesson at 638-8177.

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