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THE HOLIDAY season can
be a difficult time for those
coping wilh the loss of a
loved one. But the Terrace
Hospice Society can help,

They’re hosting a special
night where people can
come together in remem-

brance of a loved one.
You and your family are

invited to ‘‘Celcbrate a
Life’’ — 4 non-
denominational ceremony,

held on Tuesday, Dec. 10
from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the
Etk’s Hall on Tetrault, The
evening will be marked with
fellowship, music, special
readings and refreshments.

As part of the ceremony
you. will have an op-
portunity to place a
“Celebrate a Life’ Christ-
mas tag, with your loved
one’s name recorded on the
back, on the Christmas tree,
As well, if you wish, {cel
welcome to bring a gift to
place under the tree in
memory of your loved one.
(If you choose to bring a
gift, please be sure to mark
it with the appropriate age
and sex.)

After the ceremony the
Christmas tree will be dis-
_ played in the Skeena Mall
and the gifts will be for-
warded to the Salvation
Amy. For more informa-
tion, please call Diane Mac-
Cormac, hospice — coor-
dinator, at 635-4811.

IF YOU’RE coping with the loss of a loved one this holiday season, then you
might want to take part in a special evening put on by the Terrace Hospice
Society. The evening will include music, special readings, refreshmenis and fight-
ing candles in memory of loved ones. That's hospice coordinator Diane Mas-
Cormac, lighting a candle.

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Rupert author here

PRINCE RUPERT author Dan Rubin is in Terrace reading
from his new book, Sale on the Wind, at Roastmastirs at
7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7.

The book is about one of the West Coast’s most unique
couples — Allen and Sharie Farrcll.

The Farrells have built 43 wooden boats, using only the
simplest of hand tools. In the largest of these vessels they
sailed to Mexico, Hawaii and Fiji, always returning home
to their beloved islands in the Strait of Georgia.

Salt on the Wind is the story of two remarkable people,
their live together, their Jove for cach other and the dreams
and voyages they shared. Author Dan Rubin- has known
the Farrells for more than 20 years, and owns a schooner
which Allen Farrell built in the 1970s. The book contains a
collection of 275 photographs which detail the Farrells’

Around Town

Moms welcome

IF YOU’RE a mom and you're fceling a little bored, lone-
ly or stressed, then pack up your children and head off for
a morning at Mothers’ Time Off.

' While babies and children play close by with qualified
caregivers, you can relax, Activities offered include
homemade crafts, nutrition tips, parenting workshops,
guest speakers, adult conversation, laughter and more.

The coffee is always on and some transportation is avail-
able. Mothers’ Time Off is located in the Knox United
Church on Lazelle. Call 635-4147 weekday mormings for ©
more information. life,

SNOWMOBILERS, SKIERS, SNOWBOARDERS,
CLIMBERS, ANYONE INTERESTED!!!

| BACKCOUNTRY AVALANCHE
SAFETY SEMINAR

DATE: Monday, December 9, 1996 TIME: Doors Open af 6 p.m.
Seminar 6:30 p.m. fo 9:30 pate.

LOCATION: COAST INN OF THE WEST BANQUET ROOM
INSTRUCTOR: ROD GEE, has fifteen yours experience in the avalanche safety industry, including avalanche conitol for CH Rail
ond Alcon; ond over twenty yecrs experience in winter backcountry travel,

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Open to oll euldoor enthusiasts wanting to learn obout traveling safely through avalanche terrain, The seminar will intlude o
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Equipment needs

Recognizing avalanche terrain

What ta do if Cought ia en Avalonche

Seorch ond Rascue

Deoling with backcountry accidents

COST: 510.00 Stud $15.00 Adults
All proces will be donated to the Tete Volunteer Ski Patrol ond the Terace Search ond Rescue Group for the purchase of
avalonche rescue equipment,

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