The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 16, 2003 - B3
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First ANNUAL SUMMER
SMALL BUSINESS SHOW

Featuring a wide variety of small businesses located in the Northwest.
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Sharing breakfast with a pair
of ‘real’ Terrace old-timers _

A song pays tribute to the lives of hardworking local pioneers

Home, beauty, arls and crafts, jewellery, culinary, clathing,
gifts, hobbies, and morel!

In addition, paper craft workshops will be occurring throughout
the event. Workshops will showcase the versatility of paper as
a crahing medium, Pre-registration required.

* Lots of prizes, prizes, prizes!! *

Friday, July 18, 2003"
6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 19, 2003
9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. :

Terrace Curling Rink
3210 School Street

To reserve a table or for more information, contact Donna Diana,
(250) 635-5583. To register for a paper craft workshop, contact
Zandra Wycotte, (250) 635-1181 or (250) 631-1103,

Proceeds to support Terrace Curling Club Junior Program.

Date:

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YVONNE MOEN

IT 1S ALWAYS nice to
meet members of the pio-
neer families.

A while ago, I had the
opportunity to meet with
Otto Lindstrom and his sis-
ter, Marie, The Lindstroms

See you there!

“OTTO LINDSTROM and his sister, Marie, recently shared some of their mem-
ories of growing up in Remo. Marie has written a song about early pioneers

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are the real old timers.
And while here, Marie River. .
and her. husband spent ' To them, and to all of 4. When the work is For the valley of the
time at Remo, at the fami- the early settlers that done, and night falls o'er Skeena, calls ta you,

ly’s original homestead.

Marie was born in
Prince Rupert in 1934, of
course, because of no hos-
pital in Terrace yet, and
when she was five years
old, she started schocl at
the Remo School with
Mamie Kerby as her first
teacher.

And while having

breakfast with Marie and
Otto, F had the opportunity

to listen in on some wan-
derful memories. I think

how very privileged I have |

been to join in with some
of the pioneer families.
Marie has written a
special song called The
Valley of the Skeena.. She
says her mother and. father
settled in this valley as a
bride and groom in 1909.
For 63 years they farmed a
piece of land in a little

yalley where the Zimmar-

cord meets the Skeena

Community Calendar

WEEKLY MEETINGS
- FRIDAYS

~ ORIGAMI
every second and fourth Friday
at the Library Meeting Room
at 7 p.m. For more infarmation
call Noriko at 638-8529.

SUNDAYS

TERRACE HIKING CLUB
meets Sunday mormings for
dayhikes all summer long. Call
Chris at 635-5996,

TERRACE HORSESHOE
CLUB meets Sundays at 1 p.m.
and Wednesdays at 7 p.m. to
pitch horseshoes at North
Sparks and Halliwell. Begin-
hers and all ages welcome.

faced the happiness and
hardship of pioneer days in
northern British Columbia,
she dedicated this song,
which goes something like
this:

3. Our fathers came,
they made their home and
settled there

And they hued their
homes from out the trees
around.

They would cone up
river by steam boat, or
walk overland.

that valley dear.

Then the ripple of the
water luits the soul,

And the gentle breeze,
lilts through the trees, and
all is still

And our fathers knaw
that they have reached
their goal.

For they made that val-
ley what it is; will always
be.

' It’s a place where every
dream can still come true

Though you wander far

CLUB meets —

From o’er the world,
they came and settled
down. ,

They took hardships and

to other Iands, you will re-

turn,

a oe

And before I go today,
we are still needing a lot
of help in our work-bee al
the old cemetery. If you
have family there, we
would like to encourage
you to maybe come out
and help us in trying to re-
store the cemetery back to
shape, so it will look more
tespectable for peaple who
will be returning for Ter-
race’s 75th celebration.

For more info, phone
Yvonne at 638-0423.

toneliness all in their
stride,
With a smile or joke they
made it just child's play
And to them we owe our

utmost thanks, our grati-
tude.

For they made that yal-
ley what it is to-day.

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Thanks to Alcan for continuing this important work? -;.

Life $5 full of choices. Choosing one thing.can often mean giving up ~
something else. By protecting a natura! area, we may not have a housing
development where people could live, or a factory or an oil well where
people could work. It may also mean giving up activities such as hunting,
trapping, fishing or plant harvesting. Yet, if we do not protect natural
areas, plants and wildlife disappear and may even go extinct.

A few years ago a Protected Areas Strategy was developed asa method
af choosing which areas of our province to protect, but the choices are
difficult, Many different questions had to be asked in the development.
What cloes it mean to protect an area? How do we decide which areas to
continue to protect? What are the costs? What are the benefits? How can
the multitude of opinions about continuing to protect areas be taken into
decount? What role should First Nations have in managing protected
areas? These are all dilicult questions to answer.

These and other topics were shared through the generosity of Alcan
and the cooperation of the schools in the Terrace, Prince Rupert and
Kitimat areas, These programs brought much needed information to stu-
denis about the importance of the special places in our province and the
important legacy, which we must uphald in order that our children and

grandchildren have special places to visit. Greg MeDonatd

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August 5th to 22nd.

_. Ages 6 to 12 |
Tuesday through Friday
Morning sessions
9 a.m. to noon
Afternoon sessions
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Sessions cost $80.00

Ages 13 to 16
Tuesday through Friday
9 am, to 4 p.m.

Sessions cost $110.00

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