. their level of existence. A group of Brazilian people

‘Jennifer McDaniel, Jean Varey.

Social Service Worker
(formerly Human Service Worker)
Houston — Sandra Blair, Aldea Lavallie.

~ ‘Terrace — Sherry Brooks, Shari Burrows, Kath-

leen Davies, Dayna Draves, Nelly Favela, Lisa Hirak,
Laurie Mutschke, Sheryl Peters, Kathleen Pringle,

Kathy Sommerfeldt, Angelina, Starr, Geddes Wells.

Awards -

Rhena Gardiner $450. Bursary — Pam Laheu,
‘Early Childhood Education. —

Jeff Marvin $450 Bursary — Angelina Star,
Social Service Worker. |

Adult Basic Education Association of B. C. $100
cheque — Tina Bolton, Adult Basic Education. —

President's Certificate of Merit — Bonnie Cooper,
Ronald Martin; Ian Closs and Mathis’ Duerst.

From Terrace to Brazil.

HELP FOR BRAZILIAN’

- STREET KIDS OFFERED >

The ‘Terrace Rotary Club recently donated $2, 500

to the Children’s Haven Project, a charity in aid of
children and young people in Brazil. The cheque was
_. presented by Rotary members John Clift .and Chuck
. Cey to Children’s Haven representatives: Mare Frey.
‘and Bob Bussanich.

‘The purpose of the project ia to provide six- to

. 42-year-old street children of Olinda, Brazil, a place
_to learn basic life skills and to read and write. This

will. enable them to enter public school ‘and raise

Terrace Review — May 1, 1992

Ceseeule vert

; has been formed to teach primary classes and super-

vise extra-curricular activities-such as sports and

arts and crafts, In conjunction with the program for
. children, there will be an adult literacy program and
- “adult health-awareness instruction, .
The project has been in operation since March
1991, working with 36 children. Presently a house is

being built on donated land. It will include. clasa-
rooms, a kitchen, storage, laundry and washroom
facilities. Volunteers administer, organize and teach
the literacy and basic life skill programs. This group
calls itself AMO — Associacao de Assistencia Aos
Menores de Rua de Olinda. ‘Amno" means "love" in
Portuguese..

' The ‘project is funded by contributions from.
- individuals and organizations in British Columbia.

Children’s Haven Project is working with Alberta Aid

_ for International Development, Canadian Interna-
tional Development Agency and Change for Children -
- — an umbrella group representing a variety of

projects in developing countries.

‘More information about Children’s Haven Project
may be obtained by contacting Bob Bussanich or
Mare Prey.

. — Contributed iby Bob Walch

LET THE GAMES BEGIN.

The table decorating committee for the upcoming
International Potluck Dinner May 9 is gearing up.
Lori Merrill, Noriko Braganza, Sherri Reidy, Heather

Hassan and Helen Haselmeyer form the core of this

committee.
This year’s. International Potluck Dinner has

_ Games of the World as its overall theme. In keeping

with that theme, the placemats’ on the tables will
present each guest, young or old, a quiz game with
questions about the world. Lori explains that it will
provide the opportunity to increase everyone's "global
awareness’ ' while, at the same time, working ¢ as an

icebreaker — consultation. with fellow’ diners: will .
probably be required to answer some of the’ ques- |
tions.

For the littler ones, ‘the middle of the placemats

_ will include a map of the world to be coloured with

crayons and pencil crayons provided on every table.
The colouring pencils tied up in brightly coloured
bows will provide part of the table decorations as
well,

The third item of decoration in keeping with
Gamés of the World will be Pin the. Place on the
Map, a slight variation from the old familiar Pin the
Tail on the Donkey. Each' guest will be. asked to
identify their country of origin by placing a pin on a
large and colourful map of the world, which will be

_ hung hear the entrance to the arena banquet room.

“Tickets to the‘dinner are-available ‘at Misty River
Books and Sight & Sound.

inne TEE SCARIEST