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UNE 2, JULY 7, — 21,1990

“— Stitch by stitch: Quilting in

the “museam, demonstrations ‘i-with. Pat Simpson and Mary

-.Lee on Saturday, June 30;

Elein Krickan and Lols on

Saturday, July 7; Vicky Stevens

on Saturday July 21... kkk

‘ JULY 28, 1950 — Hearts and

S Hands:

The american ex-

periences, A video on the art of

quilting in America from 1830 to 1930. At 7:30 p.m, Museum Hours: Tuesday — Saturday 10

am, — $p.m. Sunday 12 p.m.

“: Grads of

— 5p.m. Closed on Monday. wKKKK

AUG, 3, 4, 5, 1990 — 1986

Caledonia Senior

___ Secondary 10 year reunion for

‘all persons who graduated or should have graduated in 1980. Reunion to be held at the Ter- race Inn, If you have not received your invitation and “would like to attend, please

+ contact us by July 1,-1990. For .., more information call 638-1214 . -or. send letter to c/o 2088

Cypress Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5G}

weKKKK August 24 — 26, 1990 — Cariboo College celebrates 20 years of service with a Homecoming Weekend, If

~. you're a former student of staff

member,’ plan -to visit the Kamloops Campus and join the fun. Activities will include a Bar-B-Q, dance, department sponsored events, music and entertainment, It’s a family af-

_ fair! For more info or to let us

know you're coming, Call

“Atlee at 1-800-662-2955.

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. HERITAGE PARK is’ now

“apen to the public — § days a

. week. Tuesday to Saturday 10

a.m. - 6 p.m. For information regarding school tours, wed- dings, family portraits or large group tours. Phone Heritage Park 635-4546 or 635-2508 kkk TEAM PLAY HORSESHOE There will be a horseshoe train- ing program for anyone who would like to play. Come out Wed. evening or Sunday after- noon, It is fun and good par- ticipation. For more informa- tion call 635-2856 a kek ke THE OVEREATERS ANONYMOLS support group meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Women’s Resource Centre, 4542 Park

” Ave. Ph. 635-6510 or 638-0664

for more information. Newcomers welcome. kkkikKk THE KINETTE CLUB OF Terrace hold their meetings on the second and fourth Wed. of the month. Anyone interested in more information about the Kinettes or meetings please call Gail at 635-9253. htkak VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for “Child Health Clinics" (Im- munization Clinics’ Tuesdays

9:30 a.m. - noon and |-4 p.m.

Weighing and measuring children, no lifling necessary, For more info. phone the Skeena Health Unit 638-3310. tk kiek KERMODE’s ALCOHOL & DRUG Program offers Wednesday nite videos, 7:30 -8:30 p.m, at Kermode Friend- ship Centre (downstairs). Opened to anyone. Drop in for a coffee and a movie. KEKE ANYONE INTERESTED IN JOINING A SUPPORT GROUP for step and blended families, call: Lee at 635-9055. hk kkk TERRACE AA MEETINGS,

* 635-6533, Men's Sun. nite 7

p.m. Hospital Psych Unit, 4720 Haughland, Sun, Women's 8:30 p.m. Hospital Psych Unit, Monday nite 8:30 p.m. Blue Gables Corr. Institution. Mon- day nite 8:30 p.m., Knox United Church, 4907 Lazelle Ave, Tuesday nite 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church, 4830 Straume Ave. Wed. nite Beginners 7:30 p.m. Hospital Psych Unit, Fri- day nite 8:30 p.m. Kermode Centre 3313 Kalum St, | kkk LOSSES, EITHER THROUGH separation, divorce, or death can be a time you may need additional sup- port. If you wish to be in a sup- postive group, please join us the Ist, and 3rd, Wetinesday of each month, 1:15 + 3 p.m. in the conference room at the Mental Health Centre. Call 638-3325 for more info, tkkaze

City

says thank you

“SALVATION ARMY Captains John and Gail Harker will be “sorely missed," mayor Jack Talstra said last week, noting the couple had helped “countless numbers” of people during their six years in the community. Talstra presented them with a certificate of merit from the city. The Harkers will soon move to their new home in Kamloops.

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Teracs, B.C.

PRIME COMMERCIAL

Bored? Here’s the answer

. Ate you wondering what ta do on this beautiful summer’s evening? The sun is shining, the kids restless and you don’t know where to go? Why not head down to Lakelse Lake park and make the most of what

nature has to offer — and all.

for free!

Early summer is a good time

to be in the great outdoors. If you’re interested in your own private study of local’ wildlife, insects or plants, or if you just like. being outside in the fresh air, Lakelse Lake provincial park is the place to go.

At the moment, there are lots of interesting things to watch developing around the lccal park ponds: mosquito larvae, dragonfly nymphs and diving beetles abound and make for in- teresting watching. There are also salamander eggs that live in bundles of larvae in the ponds and if you keep an eye on them you may later discover some

baby salamander coming outin- |

to the world for the first time. If creepy crawly things aren’t your cup of tea, the local species of sapsuckers and woodpeckers should keep you amused with their antics and songs. Keep an eye out for the return of the ospreys and eagles, whose sub- tle presence often requires pa- tience to observe. Mast species

Park Report

by James Roop

of birds a are looking after young families so if you're really sharp and very quiet along the trails or near. the water, you may be lucky enough to hear, or even see, baby birds venturing forth for the first time with their parents.

From the end of June on- wards, Lakelse Lake provincial park offers free guided tours and theatrette-style talks. These talks and walks, along with talks from visiting guests, will continue throughout the sum- mer and are a great way to learn’ about the natural and cultural history or recreational oppor- tunities of Lakese Lake and other nearby parks.

If you require any informa- tion about our summer pro- grams, don’t hesitate to call the B.C, Parks office at 798-2277, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday to Friday. The parks are there for us all to en- joy!

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~ Inn of the ware The Terrace Chamber of Commerce

Presents |

— “Business After Hours”

Tuesday, June 26 — 5:00 pm - 7: 00 pm. -at the Inn of the West new board rooms.- Enjoy Sempimentary refreshments and snacks. «

- EVERYONE WELCOME. Prizes to be won. .

here et The a

In the heart of downtawn Terracel! Modern 11,000 sq. It. two-slarey _ concrete block office building with iarge paved parking area, Net an- nual income over $62,000 — 10% cap. Adjacent commercial lot 149". : x 156” included in price. Vendor retiring 80 will, catty mortgage and consider other innovative financing. ; ;

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6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. 7:00 a.m, - 8:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m,

GOOD FAMILY DINING AT REASONABLE PRICES

FAX: 562-7162. -

SLUMBER LODGE

TERRACE

4702 Lakelse Avenue Phone 6356302

Baty’s Name: ? (baby boy) Hu Hu dial

Data & Time of Birth: May 31, 1990 at 6:00 am - Weight: 6 lbs..11 oz. fax Mala | Petants! Davinder & Relindar Hundlal

Baby's Nama: Erin Frances Dats & Tine of Birth: May 30, 1990 at 12:50 Weight: 9 Ibs. 8 oz. Sex: Female Parents: Xarinar & Susan Mitchell

Baby's Mame: Gorald Sameul Winston Jr.-

, Date & Tima of Birth: May 2%, 1990 al 4:20 pm ‘ _ Waight: 7 Ibs. 17.02. Sex Male “ Parenia: Garaid & Sphia Gosnell

Baby's Name: Jamie Les Oates = °° Date & Tima of Birth: June 9, 1990 al 3:07 pm

. Weight: 6 ibs. {10z. San: Male _ Parents: Lee & Wanda Cates.

Licensed Premises

HOURS: Weekdays

Saturday

ON ALL

41 0% SUMMER Yo.

635-5236 -

Sunday

British

_ Shrimp Caesar Columbla Salad Salmon Steak Criap Romaine tettuce, Marinated In temon and croulons, parmesan

seasonings, our chel's. secrat, then charbroiled and served with baked potato and honey but- tered carots.

‘cheese, and our special ' dressing topped with shrimp,

’ French Golden Chicken

Alean breast of chicken left to marinate over. night In our secret

. Lobster Thermidor

Dice of iobster combln- €d with cream. sauce. Returned to sholi end gratine:

recipe, then charbroilad fil deliciously tender and julcy, Sarved with . green beans almandine and baked potato.

All dishes are prapared fresh while

you wait, so relax and enjoy an -

‘evening of fine dining at Ita best in our al gant new v dining'n room. :

Reseriations Recommended: OPEN AT 5:00 PM.

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