20 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 30, 1988

Terrace Legion report |

by Roy Greening

Sometimes we have members
of our Legion branch that have a
background that fits the role of
holding high office in such an
establishment. I think our presi-
dent fits very well into this
category.

Comrade Keith Trask appears
comfortable and relaxed in this
top position at Branch 13, Since
this is his second year in this
position, he has proven that he
has met the challenge; and since
he was voted in unanimously,
for the second time around, I
would assume that there is
satisfaction with his perform-
ance as branch president.

Perhaps Keith Trask’s
background has something to do
with his fitting into this chair
with ease and confidence. A
military career may be a pre-

Police report

On Wednesday, March 23 at
7:47 p.m. the Terrace RCMP at-
tended a motor vehicle accident
at the intersection of Lazelle
Ave, and Eby St.

Police said the accident in-
volved a motorcycle and a
cyclist.

RCMP said the cyclist was
taken to Mills Memorial
Hospital and treated for minor
injuries.

The cause of the accident is
still under investigation.

requisite in representing what
the Legion stands for. If that’s
the case, then our president can
draw on his own experience as
well as the members of his own
family. When his father took
part in a battle that made the
whole world sit up and take
notice of unproven Canadian
forces in their victory at Vimy
Ridge, a turning point in WWI,
then there is a certain amount of
pride for a dad. Was it pride,
tradition or loyalty on the part
of Trask sons for them to follow
in their father’s footsteps?

Keith’s older brother, a
bomber pilot in WWII was lost
over Hamburg in 1943. Keith
himself served for many years in
the Canadian Navy as a marine
engineer. I think the key word
here is loyalty, and with that en-
dowment, it was only a natural
step, upon becoming a civilian,
for Comrade Trask to continue
to serve as a loyal member of the
Legion.

Since 1959, Keith has served
the Legion in other branches as
well as here. He has held several
official posts locally and has
also served as zone sports officer
for four years. The zone recog-

nized his abilities by bestowing -

_upon him the Legion’s Diamond

Jubilee Medal in 1986. Comrade
Trask has served on many com-
mittees and has instigated new
ideas and programs which have
developed and grown. Keith is

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