B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 4, 1996

seniors plan for new year

By AILEEN FRANK

THE OLD age Pensioners held a meeting
Nov, [4 in the Happy Gang Centre with 63
members attending. A minutes silence was
observed in memory of two members who
passed away during. the month, ;

The activities’ for’ Remembrance Days
were recalled — two wreaths were laid at
the Cenolaph, and approximately 100 chil-
dren who participaled in the parade, were
given refreshments,

The members heard reparts form several
committees; The ~ kitchen. committee

reported all is well but more volunteers are...
needed to help as backup for the regulars, |

The maintenance commiltee reported that
the installation of the heating~ sysiem is
complete,

The games commiltce “reported a good

tumout of crib players each Tuesday eve-

ning and said preparations are underway For
the Northern Winter Games to be held in
Terrace in February.

The representative from the Seniors Ad-
visory Commission spoke about the Terrace
Seniors Directory which is available al the
Centre, the Terrace Public Library and. al
the Municipal Hall.

The Glee Chib would welcome singers
who would enjoy singing carois for. the
Christmas party to be held in the centre on
December 18. The bazaar committee
reported that all raffle tickets have been
sold.

A commitice was formed lo organize a

Ukrainian Supper in January + the date to
be set at the December meeling; there was
also a suggestion for a Spaghetti supper ta
be held February 28,

The date for the annual Robbie Burns
catered supper in January will be set at the
December meeting.

Muriel’ Michiel and her committee
reported visiling. several sick members;
they also arranged for the celebration of
one of the members: who teached the ripe
age of 80 years. -

Gertie Grundmann reported that the Well-

héss Committee wants to send. an applica-

tion to the Provincial Wellness Council for
a treadmill machine for the Happy Gang
Centre. .

A request was made for the members to
save their canceled postage stamps for the
Leprosy Organization - a collection box
will be available at the Centre. :

The Election’ of Officers for the 1997
Year was held wilh the following members
being successful for a two-year term:
President-Hugh. Power; 2nd Vice-Pres.-
Dorothy Hume; Treasurer-Fran Lindstrom;
Directors-Mary Martin and Ann MacKay.
Officers remaining for another year were:
Secretary-May McFarland; 1st Vice-Pres.-
Gert Grundmann and - Directors-Florence
Schulmeister, Hazel Olson and Cliff Best,
Appreciation was expressed for the efforts
of the nominations committee,

The next meeting will be held December
12 at 2 p.m. in the Happy Gang Centre.

Fun nite drew crowd

By SADIE McCALLUM
Skeena Valley Kennel Club
ABOUT 30 dogs and their owners showed
up for the Skeena Valley Kennel Club's fun
nile on Nov. 21.

The contests challenged dogs’ skills and
sometimes the owners’ patience, bul every-
onc had a great time.

The relay event was won by Zoey — a
toy poodle owned by Danna Ziegler. The
musical chairs winner was Kayla, a cocker
spanicl.

The fun nite was the last night for drop-
ins this winter, The club will start drop-ins
up again in the spring.

However, if you need help or information
over the winter, there are still plenty of
things you can do,

There are quite “a few TV programs
around right now. Channel 9 has a show
called ‘“You and Your Great Dog.’? On
Channel 18 at 2:30 p.m. on Saturdays, tune

into ‘Gentle Doctor.’’ And, on Channel 21
you can see ‘Pel Connections.’’ Channel
25 says it will regularly schedule a shaw on
veterinary emergency procedures.

If TV isn’t your style, then step by the fi-
brary. They carry books on a variety of
breeds. Or, the Skeena Valley Kennel Club
has listings of books and videos on a wide
variely of subjects.

You can also call one of our members,
and we'll try to do an article for you. One
lady from Meziadin has already done this,
and we’re working on the article right now.

In the meantime we'll leave you with a
wintertime tip: Be careful of your dog when
dog when he walks on roads which have
been recently salted. Don’t let him fick his
paws, and clean his paws and coal every
time he gets road salt on them.

For more information, phone Sadie at
635-4217, Dor and Denise at 635-4084 or
Lonna at 635-3826.

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