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FROM LEFT to right: Charlotte Khan, Dept of Ve-
terans Affairs/Prince George; Bill Bannett, Derek
Hales, Service Officer; poppy chairperson’- Terrace
Branch and Otto Lindstrom, a member of one of

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Terrace’s pioneer families. At age 23 he joined the

army as an artillery man and served overseas.

Legion honours

Terrace

At 95, Bill Bennett may be the

oldest member

SHERE ‘N THERE
YVONNE MOEN

ON WEDNESDAY, Octo-
ber 23, 2002 1 had the pri-
vilege to attend the Legion
Veterans dinner. It’s usual-
ly held every third Wed-
nesday of the month. ©

The dinner is held to
honour veterans, spouses
and widows. At this partic-
ular dinner, the members
honoured Comrade Bill
Bennett,

Bill, who celebrated his
95th birthday on October
15, is likely this legion’s
oldest member.

Bill Bennett was among
the Canadians who landed
in-Sicily, July 10, 1942 as
part of the Seaforth High-
landers.

He was among the first
wave of troops to land. Bill

veteran

of Branch 13

is a remarkable man at 95
years and a very dear
friend.

Happy 95th and conti-
nuing good health, Bill!

Also attending the din-
ner from Dept of Veterans
Affairs/Prince George was
Charlotte Khan.

Charlotte was in Ter-
race calling on those
needing help and advice
for their everyday needs,

For anyone wanting to
make an appointment with
Charlotte — you can get in
touch with Derek Hales in
Terrace.

Derek is the Service
Officer and Poppy Chair-
person for Terrace Legion.

An interesting note: The
Royal. Canadian Legion
Terrace Branch has dona-
ted more than $20,000 to
different organizations in
Terrace.

Just another great group
working together.

Thanks to Linda Fisher,
Gloria Campbell, Jessie
Gowe and all responsible
fora delicious turkey din-
ner, and to Legion Presi-
dent Brian Kirkaldy for his
work keeping everything
under control.

Thanks, Brian.

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“You really crack me up,
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You Crack Me Up...on the Phone!

your wife at tango class!” the chiropractor joked.

Dr. Federbrook loaned out of his office.

“That's it,” his receptionist, Trudy said.

But no mere lifting

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The phone kept ringing. “I'm coming," Fred

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Phil gasped. “Why is business so lousy?”

“You crack as good anyone, Phil. But you're
fousy al marketing.”

The phone rang.

Trudy answered, “Hello... hang on. It's for you,
Phil.”

“GREAT! What Is It, back ache?”

“Telemarketer,” Trudy mumbled,

“Hang up,” Phil huffed. “On second thought...”
Phil grabbed the phone. “Hi there...no | don't
want matching luggage. Can } talk to your boss?”

Tha next day, Phil signed on with Telo-
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The Tele-Success staff was mobilized,

“Alright, people, we've got recent accident
reports. These people need Or. Fenderbrack!"

One of tha telemarketers called Marlay
Swanson. “Hmm...whiplash patient from a fender
bender yesterday...”

Across town, Marley was gaiting settled on her
living room couch. Her husband Fred was hov-
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Let me...”

Marley smiled. "ls a neck brace, nol a body
cast.” Lo
“The orthopedist sald that you need rest.
Doctors know best.”

The phone rang,

"lll gat it,” Fred called trom the kitchen.
*Ouch...1 cut mysalf with the butter knife...”

Marley groaned. “We'll soon have 2 invalids
here.”

yelled. “Oh no! The tea set shattered!"

‘Til get the phone,” Marley slowly walked aver
to the pone. “Hello? Yes, I’m Mrs.
Swanson...Dr. Fenderbrook will help my neck?
How sweat...I've never tried a chiropractor...”

Fred ran into the room carrying a dripping
tray. “Chiropractor? You're not seeing a ‘wan-
nabe doctor’! Give ma that phone!”

In his haste, Fred tripped over the coffee
table. “Owl My back!"

“Make that .2 appointments with Or.
Fenderbrook,” Marley sighed into the phone,

Fred refused to see the chiropractor.

“I'm complaining to the Chiropractors
Association. . Fenderbrook's — talemarketing
invaded our home.”

Dr. Fenderbrook was fined and put on pro-
bation.

He appeated.

IN THE COURTROOM

Dr. Fenderbrook was livid. “Your Honour, the
Slate Board's telamarketing restrictions are a
clear violation of my right to free speach!”

The Board fought back. "People have a right
to tranquility and. privacy at home. They
shouldn't feel pressured to see a chiropractor or
anyone right afier an accident when they might
not be thinking straight. We have to protect the
profession's reputation and reduce unnecessary
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THANK YOU TO ALL TI ONSORS, PARTICIPANTS
___. THAT. MADE THIS EVENT.A HUGE SUCCESS.

KINSMEN KERMODEI BEAR SWIM 2003 SPONSOR LIST
. Tom Brand - provided his chainsaw & expertise to cul the hole in the ice

AQUA CLEAR BOTTLERS - provided bottled water for Coffee and Hot chocolate
BLUE RIDGE GRAPHICS ~supplier of embraidering & pledge prizes
CANADIAN FREIGHTWAYS ~ provided transportation for the Porta Patties
CFNR RADIO STATION - sponsored radio advertising
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FARWEST BUS LINES ~ provided the bus to Iransport the swimmers from Mount Layton Motsprings lo the Kinsmen
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. MOUNT LAYTON HOTSPRINGS — provided the registration room for the Kermodei Bear Swimmers and a good soak
in their hot tubs for the Swimmers after their plunge in the cald lake ee _—

~ NECHAKO NORTHCOAST CONSTRUCTION - cleared snow from the parking lot

. NORCO SEPTIC SERVICES ~cleaning of the Porta Potties alter lhe Swim

. NTV ~ MAJOR sponsor for television advartisi

. RED CARPET COFFEE SERVICES — provided cotfee and hot chocolate

. RIVER INDUSTRIES - provided equipment fo clear ice from the hole

. SUPERIOR LINEN SUPPLY - provided carpet runners for the hall we

. SAR - TERRACE WATER RESCUE - erovided safely equipment and personnel. -

. TERRACE AMBULANCE SERVICE - provided safety equipment and personnel

. TERRACE STANDARD ~ sponsored print advertisin ae

. UNIVERSAL DYNAMICS LTD. - radias, hi vis vests, batteries and flagging tape”:

. WEB NORTH MARKETING & DESIGN — provided graphic design & yeu “oe ms

. WEST POINT RENTALS — provided Parta Potties oS

KINSMEN KERMODEI BEAR SWIM 2003 JUMPERS & PLEADGES RAISED ~ Total raised $5,468.31

LOUIS BIBAUD $353.99 | NADENE BUTLER $27.50 STEVE NORFOLK.) 62 .$95.00---. *
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DAVID FARKVAM $85.00 MARY ANN SPEIRS $781.26 BRUNO HIDBER - $50.00
TRINA WEST-JOHNSON $41.00 ERNIE HIDBER $345,00 MARK VANSICKLE $20,00:
JASON OUELLET $100.00 GRADY SMITH $77.62 DOUG MUMFORD $130.00: -*-
DAVE KIRKALDY $176.00 ADRIAN AVULIS $27.00 a
DOUG STAINTON ANDY ROBINSON $24.00
LORNE WALLINGTON - CHRIS STONE $20.00
BEN AUCKLAND KYLA O'DONNELL $75,00
ANDREA PARENT LEONA LALONDE $35.00

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KYLE HOWARD RYAN HAYNES
EARL STEWART RICHARD LINDSTROM

NADENEBUTIER $27.50 BESTCOSTUME
TROYBUTIER «$37.50. BESTCOSTUME
MARY ANN SPEIRS - $781.26 BEST COSTUME

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