Al0 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 28, 1990

Local Flight Service man ~
takes off for Kamloops

Co-workers and other airport
personnel and their spouses
gathered in the dining room of
the Inn of the West March 9 to
bid farewell to Chuck Milner
and his wife Judy.

by Pam Whitaker

Milner, who has been
employed at the Flight Service
station at Terrace/Kitimat Air-
port for eight years, is being
transferred to the Flight Service
Station at Kamloops. During the
course of the evening ‘“Chuck”’

was presented a ‘Kamloops sur-
vival kit’ consisting, among
other things of giant sunglasses
and a floating alligator with a
mug that fits nicely into its
stomach for use in their swimm-

ing pool.

Best © ‘presentation of all

though, was a bronzed roll of
ticker tape — the kind they use
at the Flight Service Station.
Capping it was a pigeon. Co-

workers had tried to find an

aeroplane on an eagle to put on
top but to no avail. There was an

Legion braces for
an active April

Contributed by
Peter Crompion

It appears April will be a very
busy month at Branch 13.

If the turnout for our steak
dinner on March 2 was an in-
dication of its popularity (107
turned out), then the one on
April 6 should be great. If you
like good piano playing, make a
date for the next steak night
April 6. The newcomer to our
branch is quite the player.

At our last general meeting
the members voted to purchase a
new bar from Manual’s. We
hope to install this along with
the new flooring our ladies pur-
chased for us, sometime in
April. It will require us to shut
down our operation for about
four days. If you have some
carpentry, pipefitting or elec-
trical knowledge we would like
to see you there for the installa-
tion. The floors of both bath-
rooms, entrance, and cloakroom
are to be done also. Come May,
our branch should look a little
different.

We still are in need of voiun-
teers for the upcoming Loggers’

Legion ladies
meet, plan

Contributed

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the
Royal Canadian Legion Br. 13,
held their general meeting for
March, starting with a very
delicious pot luck dinner. Ann
Kohl, a life member, received a
lighter engraved with ‘‘Perfect
Attendance 89’’,

Nancy Smith, L.A. Br. 85,
Stewart, has been helping the
L.A. with their catering jobs, as
she is a student at the college,
and the ladies presented her with

a “Certificate of Appreciation”
for all her hard work.

The honors and award com-

mittee presented two recommen- .

dations for Life Memberships
and the meeting members ac-
cepted the recommendation.

On May 6 the Ladies’ Aux-
iliary Br. 13 will be hosting a
smorgasbord in the Legion start-
ing at 4 p.m. and the prices are
as follows: adults, $7.50; seniors
and children six to 12 years, $6;
under six years, $3,

The next general meeting is
April 3 at the Legion starting at
8 p.m.

Bonspiel, running from April 12
to 15. Also, help is needed for
the Carnival gaming table April
26. These events help to keep
your operation going, so please,
if you have time, please come
forward.

Here is a list of upcoming
events for April:

Monday, April 2'-—- executive
meeting at8 p.m. —

Friday, April 6 — steak night
from 5 to 8 p.m.

Tuesday, April 10 — general

inscribed bronze plate on the roll
commeratiing Eight Years at
_ Terrace F.S.S.: 89 feet of snow,
it read, 26 feet of rain, 47. miles
of teletype paper, 700 midnight
shifts and -35,000. aircraft
movements.

The Milners are both original-
ly from the prairies and had
moved to the Okanagan. Prior
to coming to Terrace they were &
situated in Penticton where &
Chuck was a Renewable
Resource Technician for the
Wildlife Service. Judy is a
registered Psychiatric Nurse.

They have three children. Lisa
was born in Penticton and
James and Karl in Terrace. Ali
three children have been ine
volved in French Immersion
programs. Judy has been
employed as a nurse part of the
time here and is presently pursu-
ing a hobby of raising canaries.
Chuck enjoys woodworking and
has been active in his union.

A speech given by pilot Danny
Eastman at the dinner paid
tribute to the important part ) — en
that aecradio workers play dur-
ing an emergency (or auytime Chuck and Judy Milner: given a Terrace-style send-off for transfer
for that matter). Milner had just South. |
begun working at Ter-
race/Kitimat airport when
Eastman had started flying. The
pilot recalled a time that he was

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