B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 1995

Elks’ leader to visit |

THE NATIONAL LEADER
of the Elks will be visiting the
northwest next week.

It will be something of a .
return to his roots for Grand
Exalted Ruler Don Kidd, who
first joined the Elks in 1958 in
Prince Rupert Lodge No, 342.

Now from Penticton, Kidd
will be meeting local Elks
Club and Order of the Royal
Purple members on Thursday,
March 16.

The Elks and the Order of
the Royal Purple are fraternal
organizations founded in 1912
and have 45,000 members.

They’re dedicated to work-
ing for the good of the com-
munity, and to helping chil-
dren, senior citizens and others
in need.

goer

The Elks have done special Don Kidd
work in the area of early iden- children.
tification of hearing-impaired Elks have locally been

responsibie for creating the
Elks Park softball ficlds, and
have donated large amounts of
money over the years to the
Hospital, Child Development
Centre, senior citizens organi-
gations, and other local
charities.

Their most recent project has
been the renovation of the old
nurses residence at Mills
Memorial Hospital.

Now known as Sleeping
Beauly Lodge, it has been
turned into a visitors’ hostel
for families of out-of-town
patients.

Local Elks are irying to in-
crease their membership to
better serve the community.

For more information on the
Terrace Elks and the Order of
the Royal Purple, contact Les
Burr at 635-2843 or Alison
Mantel at 635-6673.

Thank
You

Dear Sir:

The Kinette Club of Terrace
are to be thanked and com-
mended for the wonderful
Sweetheart Dinner and Dance
they put on Feb. 12.

Everyone had a wonderful
time as usual.

All the staff, help, musicians
and all those that were in-
volved should feel very proud
of themselves for their time
and efforts in making it anoth-
er good day that was enjoyed
by all the seniors that at-
tended.

We had a wonderful time
with them all.

Also thanks to all the
musicians who made the
dance such a. success.

Ruby and
Lioyd McCreight

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