okeena memories by Floyd Frank

IF YOU HAVEN'T yet picked up
your’ copy of More Skeena
‘Memories by Floyd Frank, you'd
better hurry to the bookstore,

Floyd only had one thousand
copies published, and I’m happy
to say his book is selling fast,

In this new book Floyd tells a
story of one of the early prospec-
tors at Kalum Lake,

‘And of course you'll leam al!
about the O.K. Mountain on page
38, plus the hike to volcano,

_ Floyd’s book can be purchased
at Overwaitea, Northern Drugs
.,, and Misty River Books,

Special thanks to Randy Penner
for the picture of O.K. Mountain
which appears on the cover of
Floyd’s book. This picture was
taken from the Penner property.

So if-you haven’t yet picked up
your. copy of More Skeena
Memories, by Floyd Frank, make
sure fo get one right away.
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Now for some news about the
Terrace Beautification Socicty’s
10th annual Garbathon.

' The: weatherman: was really
-good to us — we have never been
‘rained out,

We had 108 people come out.
Adults and children collected
over 150 bags of garbage.

The largest group to come out
"was a group of 18 air cadets.
"They collected 37 bags of gar-
bage from the Thornhill area,

"HERE ‘N.THERE.
YVONNE MOEN

Olto Grundmann won a prize
for being the oldest callector,

I think I could say that this year
was the best Garbathan. Last year
28 [ewer people came out and
collected 40 fewer bags of litter,

Many thanks to everyone who

participated, such as the am-—
_ bulance crew, the Miss Terrace

girls, the Kinette club ladies and
Northern Networking.

And thank you to the merchants
who donated to the event

The Terrace Beautification
Society would also like to give
out very special thanks to Pat
Walker, ‘‘Rod,”? and some of the
residents from the correctional
centre. Last week they gave us
three days of work, cleaning the

~ Seven’ members from the Daniel
Brown family came out, making
them the largest family group.

The most unique piece of trash
was an animal skull, collected by
the Ron Marleau family.

overpass and alsc going down
Highway 16 West to Kenney St.

I walked that area the other eve-
ning and there was not a piece of
trash. It was wonderful...now if
only it could stay that way.

Around Town
Family walk truly for kids

IF A FAMILY stroll is part of your plans for Mothers Day, here’s an
idea: join the All Seasons Source for Sports Family Fun Walk.

Not only will it be an enjoyable outing — Bob Park, All Seasons
owner promises sunshine — you'll be helping the Child Development
Centre,

’- That's because all entry money is donated to the CDC. Entry is $5 for
an individual, $20 for families.

Registration is at All Seasons, at the corner of Lakelse and Kalum
and the first 50 to sign up receive a frec pair of sunglasses.

The walk follows a 5km route through the Horseshoe so there are no
hills to climb.

The walk begins at I*p.m., Sunday, May 14 outside All Seasons
which is also the finishing Ine.

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0.K. MOUNTAIN -~ This picture was taken by Randy Penner on
the Penner property at Vanarsdal. The photo appears on the
trant cover of Floyd Frank’s new book More Skeena Memories,

Upcoming events at
Happy Gang Centre

Contributed
A MEMBERSHIP MEETING for
Br# 73 of the B,C, Old Age
Pensioners Organization was held
April 20 in the Happy Gang
Centre.

Twelve members having
birthdays in April were wished a
‘Happy Birlhday.”

Business at the mecling in-
cluded a decision to supply the
newly formed Adult Car Centre
with lunches for ihe clients at-
lending the centre.

Connie Porter previewed the
program ‘‘Canada Remembers,”
It’s sponsored by the Canadian
Legion and takes place May 7.

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