Jim Mackenzie: Monthly pancake breakfast a local tradition.

One member has just left for
Scotland, another for Vancouver
Island, and a couple is off to Hol-
land for extended visits.

So — if you have a few min-
utes, if you are bored, or lonely,
just drop in to the centre and
become one of the Happy Gang of

— Contributed by Bev Greening

THE SOUND OF
HAPPY NEEDLES

The Happy Gang quilters
have almost finished a beautiful
quilt in pink and grey with hats
on it. You have to see it to believe
it! A work of art. Our next project
will be a quilt for the palliative
care ward for the hospital.

The Happy Gang knitters are
working on Project Mini-toque.
What’s that? Well, we are knit-
- ting tiny toques for the newborn
babies at Mills Memorial Hospi-
tal. A toque is put on the baby as
‘soon as it is born, to conserve
body heat.

If you’re purchasing Seniors
Lottery tickets, make the cheque

payable to BCOAPO Branch 73 —
we receive a portion of the pro-
ceeds of these sales.

The Happy Gang Centre is
open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
each weekday. Hazel deFrane is
interested in doing crafts with
members each Wednesday after-
noon at 2:00 p.m. The first project
will be ceramics. |

Nifty Fifties exercise classes
are becoming a popular activity,
with about 15 participants exer-
cising at the Happy Gang Centre

every Tuesday and Thursday.

Drop in and try it out.
— Contributed by Bev Greening

NOT DONE YET

Friends and colleagues of
Mills Memorial Hospital nurse
Lola Hull may have been surpris-
ed to read about her retirement in
this section of last week’s Terrace
Review, and Lola herself may
have been taken aback at the
news. To correct the record, the
party was to mark her 41st year,
not her retirement — Lola is-still
working.

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A thoughtful way to
remember is with an In
Memoriam gift to the Heart
and Stroke Foundation of
B.C. and Yukon. Please
mail your donation to the
above address, as well as
the name and address of
next-of-kin for an
acknowledgement card.

Maggie Park
#209-4526 Park Ave.,
Terrace, B.C.
638-1167

Terrace Review — March 20, 1992