Talk of the

7 The Terrace Review asked:

_What would you do

Mary Doel!

. Blow my mind! Give my kids a fittle, go on a trip and invest the rest.

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Norman Heseltine

Become a world traveller, go into a retail business, buy my own home, and give the --fest to charities and the under-privileged.

if you won a

Paul Renaud

I'd take off out of town. Everybody would be after me.

Tonya Vis Go on a big trip.

Rhonda Warren

Take a cruise. Have a big:

party. Buy my parents a nice car and pay off their house. I'd put half the money in the bank and live off the interest.

Andrew Woeissner

I'd probably go in there (the liquor store) and buy more than | usually do.

Noel Gauche

Spend it. Travel. Buy a big- ger house. Buy a car.

*

Dean Fraser

] just won $10,000, and-

bought a 37-foot boat. That’s plenty forme. --.— :

Citizenship is...

This week is Citizenship Week across Canada, and our ' freelance reporter Betty Barton recently took advantage of an

opportunity to ask some:

students in a Terrace school to define their feelings about Cana- dian citizenship,

Whether you’re a Canadian born in Canada or a naturalized Canadian from another country, Canadian citizenship for most people means the opportunity to be a productive, contributing and integrated member of their community, province and na- tion. oO,

_- The Citizenship Act of 1947

_ defines citizenship status as an individual’s right to full political ” ‘participation, foreign travel and freedom of return, and the op- portunity to engage fully in the country’s economy.

The following definitions _ were provided by a group of

Grade 10 students at Skeena Junior Secondary School in Ter- race.

Citizenship is...

. being a friendly and heipful person to mankind. It's respecting your environ- ment and doing all you can to make our world a nice place to live.

.. being a kind, good, and hardworking person who is interested and willing to put forth all thelr efforts In mak- ing this community a better place to be. Citizens are friendly people who enjoy sharing ideas and working with others in the communi- ty. Their efforts are strongly racognized.

.. Obeying the law, and having respect for other peo- ple’s religions, values and morals.

» belng a good person, willing to help others,. being

Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 20, 1988 5

Heritage preservation takes help — and money

Letter

To the Editor;

In reference to your article published April 13 regarding the demolition of the Heritage building on the corner of Kalum and Greig, the Terrace Regional Museum Society as a group are very interested in having the old section of the town preserved

and in leaving as many Heritage

buildings as possible in place.

million dollars?

Alex Aszody

' Buy a new truck, pay the house off and shop, have a nice holiday with the family. Id put the rest in the bank and: see what happens.

Bear in use

Council has approved several requests from local groups wan- ting to use the city’s Kermodei Bear logo in their advertising.

The Kermodei Archers will be

using the Kermodei on their club lapel pins for the next five years and the Terrace Horseshoe Club will have the bear on lapel pins commemorating their hosting of the Provincial Horseshoe Finals in Terrace.

In a more work-oriented pro- ject, the Fourth Terrace Scouts have received permission to’ superimpose the Kermodei Bear on the Scout emblem and will be silkscreening the design on T-shirts and jackets of local Scouters.

The main reason for the pro- ject is to make the Scouters more identifiable in the community.

friendly and caring, having respect for the concepts of community and private pro- perty, and being an all-round good citizen.

-,. being part of the com- munity, helping others, using your right to vote, obeying the law.

. the quality of being

courteous and respectful to other people and to fend a helping hand to those in need. . .. belonging to a country and wanting to keep it clean and helping the people around you.

.. being an important part of our community. Being a ° citizen of Canada gives me the chance to enjoy the freedom and rights of the people, and in return they respect me.

As far as moving the buildings is concerned, a great amount of volunteer energy and a greater amount of dollars are necessary to accomplish this. The preser- vation of our log building heritage at Heritage Park was accomplished using this for- mula. Most of the dollars came from government work grants. The type of work programs previously used at the park are no longer available.

The Terrace Regional

Museum Society and volunteer helpers are preparing to open Heritage Park for the four sum- mer months, As in the past three summers we have applied for Challenge Programs enabling us to hire our local students as tour guides under volunteer supervi- sion.

This year we have applied for a Challenge 88 Program to pro- vide us with a student super- visor. To qualify for this B.C. Ministry of Labour Challenge 88 Program, we must come up with half of the salary.

To get the necessary funds we are holding a Garage Sale at Heritage Park on April 30 and we hope that the community will donate their garage sale items to this worthy cause. - .

For pick up or information please phone 635-5650 or 635-2096 or 635-2093.

Mamie E. Kerby, President Terrace Regional Museum

Society

Closures announced for Cranberry River

The recreational fisheries branch of the Ministry of En- vironment and Parks recently noted that regulations covering sport fishing in the Cranberry River were accidentally omitted from the 1988-89 Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis.

The branch advises that no

sport fishing is permitted bé-

tween the signs located above

and below the Cranberry River _

Canyon from January 1 to De- cember 31, andthe entire river is

closed to sport fishing from December 1 to June 30. From August 1 ‘to December 31, no chinook salmon are allowed to be caught and retained, The Cranberry River is officially defined by the branch as extending from the Cranberry-Kiteen junction to the confluence. with the Nass River,

Further information is available from the Ministry of Environment and Parks.

Skeena Valisy Rebekah Lodge holds regular meetings every second and fourth Wednesday of the month at § p.m. in the Odd¢fellow's Hail, 3222 Munrog, Terrace. For more Information call 635-2470.

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