TERRACE — A large
crowd recently waited
anxiously in the pouring
rain for Santa Claus to ap-
pear at the Skeena Mall.

- He was scheduled to
land by helicopter on the
roof of the mall the morn-
ing of Nov. 29..As usual,
Santa was right on time,
not one minute too soon,
much to the delight of the

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THORNHILL — The 747
Squadron Air Cadets and
Terrace Centennial Lions
held a bingo at the Thor-
nhill Community Hall on
Thursday, Nov. 27.

by Charlie Meek
Terrace Contributor

All proceeds from the
bingo will be going to
Timothy’s Telethon.

A large audience turned
out on the night. Prizes of
$100 and up, to the big

one of $1,000 were given

away.

The Air Cadets ‘were
catering’ to the players as
were some of the Terrace
Centennial Lions.

Prize money of over

a
big

10 Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 10, 1986

Santa arrives on time

a Fran Lindstrom (left) and sae

Beatrice Barnett were busy me

fm with last minute detalls dur- @
ming the recent bazaar spon-§

a sored by BCOAP Branch 73 i
B at the Happy Gang Centre In

3 Terrace.

‘children and some parents

who were a little anxious
too,

The crowd: rushed in-
side, all wanting to be the
first to see and hear good
old St. Nick. For the first
half-hour following San-
ta’s arrival, while he was
making his way to his seat,
it was impossible to get
across to the other side of

the event.

Pine ee RRR Bake -

The Terrace Museum Society held a fund
ralsing event at Skeena Mall on Saturday,

-. Nov. 29. Hasti-notes and the history of Ter-

“= race, in the form of a book, were avaliable to
“the pubilc. Judy Houlcen (left) and Marion

Clift volunteered thelr time and effort during

Danlele Berquist phate §

the mall due to the large
crowds.

Santa was greeted by
smiling faces, from young
and old. St. Nick started
his long journey of listen-
ing to every -wish and
dream hidden deep in
hearts all over the world.

Young children went
forward and had their pic-
tures taken,

co

‘given out

$4,000 was given out to
the players and to
Timothy’s Telethon. The
747 Squadron Air Cadets
and Terrace Centennial
Lions. proudly gave
$3,383.55.

Also as part of their
work to the community,
the 747 Squadron Air
Cadets will be taking our
local senior citizens out on
Dec. 22 and 23 to see the
Christmas lights around
the Terrace and Thornhill
areas.

After their escorted

* Daniele Berquist photo

citizens
to. the

‘tour, the senior
will be driven
squadron hall at the
Terrace-Kitimat Airport
where they will receive tea,
coffee, sandwiches and a
special Christmas gift.

Each senior citizen will
be escorted personally by
a Cadet from 747, After
their. visit to the Cadet
Hall, they ..will then be
taken home.

Commanding officer

Charlie Meek asks all
residents in the Terrace

to be

treasured forever.
As for Melissa Glawe

and Lisa McPherson, both

from Terrace, who says

sitting on Santa’s knee is —
just for the little ones?
‘Both teenagers had their

photo taken with Santa
Claus that Saturday, as.
the festive season is of-
ficially proclaimed under-
way with the arrival of
Santa Claus. -

Over $4,000 |

and Thornhill areas to put
on their Christmas lights

on the nights of Dec. 22
-and 23. The 747 Squadron

and staff wish all of you a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.

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Sa in hh we ONS

Molise Glawe (ett) and Lisa McPharaon from Terrace want
nething more than a picture of themselves with Santa Claus
to show their friends. As for their Christmas lst, It’s not made

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Daniele Berquist photo

Terraceview Lodge
tea and bazaar

a success

by Diane MacCormac
Terraceview Lodge

TERRACE — The Ter-
raceview Lodge Tea and
Bazaar was a great suc-
cess. Thank you, Terrace.

The winners of the raf-
fle were:

Ist prize, grocery ham-
per — Randy Wilson.

znd prize, crocheted
tablecloth — Marlyn
Richey.

3rd _ prize, Raggedy
Anne and Andy set — Joy
Lennox.

Pay-and Pull for teddy
bear — Mrs. Kienapfel;
Pay and Pull for
children’s table and chair
set — Rose Marie Flem-
ing,
Cake raffle — Jimmy
Taron; door prize, coun-

try mouse set — Mrs, B.

Erikson.

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