Local scouts seek |
to trace history

Contributed by
Erlc Harkonen
The Terrace Scout District has

undertaken the task of putting-

together a history of Scouting in
Terrace, Information has been
received from the First Terrace
which was formed.in 1927, the
Second Saint Joseph .and the
Fifth A and B, which were form-
ed in the early 50s and the latter
in 1970...

Even though some. informa-
tion has been received, it is not
enough. There are still large

gaps to fill in, and the Terrace -

Scout District would like to re-
quest anyone involved in the
Scouting movement in Terrace’s
past to contact Scout public rela-
tions at 638-0652. The council
would also like to ask for dona-
tions of any old Scout or Wolf
Cub uniforms of earlier design
for display purposes, a“
-Anyone who is willing to

donate .these items, would, if

they wished, have their name
credited with the uniform while
it is on display. The- number
above can be used asa contact
for these donations. -

Legion branches out
in community work

by Roy Greening
The gala New Look night,
which took place on Saturday,

Nov. 5, was a huge success, In -

fact, many people had to be
turned away because there was
no more room.

On each table was a sheet of
paper entitled ‘‘Did You
Know?”’ that in the past 10 years
Terrace,. Branch #13, Royal
Canadian Legion, working hand
in hand with an effective and
vibrant Ladies’ Auxiliary, has

donated $100,000 to various:

charities, community events,
youth organizations and senior
citizen activities. This does not
include the $25,000 to Mills
Memorial Hospital for heart
testing equipment and whirlpool
bath. This does not include the
‘free rental of our hall.

Forty other groups are listed

as having received donations

from Legion Branch #13. _ -
On the New Look night the

branch’s generosity to charities

was repaid in part by individuals .

and organizations donating
prizes for spot dances and door

EVA DANIELS CARES.

-Is concerned about the well-being of
students and teachers.

-will work towards adequate funding.
-Can communicate with all people.
-Will use past experience and common
sense in decision-making.

IF YOU CARE--VOTE

prizes. They are -as follows:
Roman Pelletier Logging, gift
certificate; Bavarian Inn, gift
certificate; Inn of the West, gift
certificate; Savalas, gift cer-
tificate; Northern Motor Inn,
gift -certificate;.. Chop Suey
Garden, gift certificate; Mr.
Mike’s, gift certificate; Tri-Star
Logging, cash; Totem Ford,
hats; Legion L.A., floral ar-
rangements and the midnight
snack was also provided by them
with many thanks, ladies; Mt.
Layton Hotsprings, a free slide
pass; Legion, part payment fora
microwave prize which was pur-
chased, at cost, from Northern
Discount Supply; Northern
Screen Prints, outside banner.
The New Look committee
thanks you all for your generosi-
ty. Did you know that Brian
Burdett donates all the bar cof-
fee, and the receipts from these

sales also. go to charity or to

charitale efforts?

Last but very important: the

deadline for. paying your
membership dues for 1989 is
January Ist.-

A VOTE for DANIELS
Is a VOTE for

' someone
WHO

L

DANIELS, Eva M. | X

for TRUSTEE

‘in collecting the history of the local scouting movement, the Terrace Scout District came
across thls photograph taken in the mid-1940's. These lads have been identified as (left to
right) Dennis Dekergommeaux, Bud Kirkaldy, Noel Martel, Vance Johnson, Stan Kerr, Aaron
Haaland, Greg Forbes and Martin Lever. The tall one is back is Alan Dubeau.

:

JIM FULTON will best. represent you

your family.

JIM FULTON has the experience to carry
your concerns to Ottawa.

On Nov. 21st VOTE for a team you can trust,
ED BROADBENT,JIM FULTON and the
NEW DEMOCRATS.

Authorized by: Croft Randle, official agent for Jim Fulton, t N.D,P,