Contributed by
:, . Peter Crompton

ta 5 beginning to look like a
very. busy year at the branch.

‘Having finally got over the
New Year’s. dance arid the Presi-
d ’s levee, we can settle in to
t] normal running of affairs.

1 would remind all members
th at: -you only: have until Jan. 31
to renew your membership; after
that" ‘you need to re-apply.

Qur. installation’ of officers
will-be held on’Feb.,17 this year.
We hope to make-it a full eve-

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Best entries go to zone judging

The lengthy judging process in the Royal Canadian Legion -
poem essay and poster contest on the meaning of Remembrance
Day concluded this-month. Terrace Branch 13; :president Peter
Crompton recently presented the prizes to winners (left to right)
Edlynn Okano (Gr, 7-9 essay), Katherine Geeraert (Gr, 4-6
essay), Matthew Blake (Gr. 4-6 poster), Tint t Phillips (Gr. 4-6

poem) and Laura Marie Taylor (Gr. 10-12 poem). Their entries
will be judged in the Northwest Zone finals at the end of this
month, with winners going to the provincials. Crompton said
the response this year was gratifying, with 34 poems, nine essays
and eight posters entered, compared to a total of eight in all —
categories last year. Prizes to the winners added up to $150.

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ranch over'the next few weeks: —
Jan. 19 and 20 — ~ Rocky Top...

an, 26 and. 27 — Rocky Top.
Feb. 2 and 3 — Borderline.

“Feb. 16 and 7 — Jimmy :
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.Feb. 23 and 24 —Simon Ster-

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raffle items were as follows:

Don’t forget the steak dinner Lt

each’ first Friday of the month,
the next one being Feb. 2. It’s

‘still the best meal‘ in town for the |

price.

We are looking for a member
to be chairman for the Riverboat:

Parade to be held later this year,
so-if: you have some spare time,
come on forward and help us
keep: this event alive. Also, we
need someone .to organize the

schedule for the carnival help -
which is going to be in April

again this year. °

Just'a reminder that our Wed- -
vnesday night, Darts is.doing well —
but.there-is still plenty of room.

Ross, winner — John Prinz.

winner:-— Donna Graf.

winner — Kitty Ivanoff.

winner — Joe Klowak.

for those of you who are looking’.

for. something to. do on Wet

nesdays.

“The: next: - generat meeting: ‘ig oe

“3, We had a good turnout
1 January; let’s keep it up.
Your: executive needs. your. help

and assistance, and if you have
any.criticism or complaints —
the general meeting is. the place.

‘to come. If you think you can do
better, get involved.

The Legion bonspiel is being

held-‘on Jan. 26, 27 and 28 at the

| Terrace curling rink,
-.. “Weé-will-need bar help for the -
on: ‘Loggers’ ‘Bonspiel which. will be

held. on-:the Easter weekend.

=o Games.
winners announced

Contributed

The B.C. Seniors’ Games Society, Zone-10, held a raffle in
December to raise money to promote participation of Zone 10
residents in a variety of sports evednts. ‘The winners of the

Spot rattle
First prize — doll and crib donated by Mr. and Mrs, Bill

Second prize — ladies’ silk scarf donated by Rose's Shop,

Third prize — hooked pillow: kit. donated by Wallinda.
Crafts, winner — Vera McKenzie:
Ticket raffle

First prize ; -~- Yukon mickey, winner — Jim MacKay.
Second prize — dinner for two donated by Sandman Inn,

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Third prize — donner for two donated by the Inn of the
West, winner|-~- Gordon Dorey.
Fourth prize — dinner for two donated by Pizza Patio,

Congratulations to all winners and thank you to everyone
who supported the Seniors’ Games Society.

Flossie Lambly —

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ed away, when she was hospital-
ized.

Funeral services were held
from the Knox United Church,

with Father ‘Gene Miller of--
ficiating. Alec Houlden in his»
Eulogy spoke of her life and

courage: how she possessed a
‘tare quality by being equally at
liome in the white community as
she was in the native communi-

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“This year-we need a chairman.to -
srecriit: tas “help and arrange

_ times."

’ Flossie ‘was placed to rest
beside her husband Geoff in the

Terrace Cemetary. Pall bearers ©

were three of her grandsons and
_ three’ great- great— grandsons.

Flossie is survived by two
daughters, six grand children
and 19 great-grand-children. |

Family and friends gathered
at. Terraceview. Lodge for the
reception, Birgitte Bartlett, Deb-

bie Willemen,. Ida Mohler and

Lori’ Thompson played guitar

-and sang Gospel songs. It. was
very fitting and Flossie would

have enjoyed it. She will be miss-
ed-by the many who knew her.

Mar. 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS

~ Apr. 20-May 20.

GEMINI
May 21-June20
CANCER
June21-July 22

LEO
July 23-Aug. 22
VIRGO

Aug. 23-Sept. 22

LIBRA
Sept. 23-Oct.22

SCORPIO
Oct. 23.Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS |
Nov. 22-Dec, 21

CAPRICORN
Dec, 22-Jan. 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 18
PISCES

Feb. 19-Mar. 20

Friday's new moon 1 puts emphasis on your social

life and group activities. You are apt to make
some good business connections.

Career objectives take on importance. A key

figure repays a kindness by easing you into a posi-
tion of advantage.

_ Be sure of your facts before passing judgment.

Discussions on religion and politics are best left
(o the privacy ofhome. .

Shared financial interests, such as Insurance or
investments, are highlighted. A new slant puts life

‘ into anold situation,
You could get into a war of words with mate or

close companion. Be tolerant of another’s short-
comings.

Take no chances when it comes to a question of
what isbest for your healthand wellbeing.

The new moon on Fridayis sure to bring a new
romantic interest. A little expensive perhaps,
but very entertaining.

,. Be careful regarding real estate matters. Let

things ride for awhile until you get willing partici-
pation from others.

The financial outlook. for the week is an up and .

down ride. Be especially careful while at the wheel.

It's not a favorable time for speculative matters,
but look for increase in the old fashioned way—
earnit.

The Aquarlan new moon ushers in a new birthday
cycle full of promise for the good things—enjoy!

The personal side of your lifeis accented, but it’s
hard to retreat into your own world under present

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