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— Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 1, 1992

Veterans mark Vimy
Ridge battle anniversar

By CHARLIE MEEK

It gives me great pleasure to
write to you once again, and let
you know what's happening at
the branch.

First of all I would like to
take this opportunity in wishing
two fine gentlemen our best
wishes and get well soon. Sandy
Sandhalls and David Bowen-
Colthurst recently spent some
time in Mills Memorial
Hospital. Both gentlemen reside
at Lakelse Lake and J know at
the time I visited them they were
both looking forward to return-
ing home. On behalf of all of us
a Branch 13, get well soon,

Sadly we learned of the pass-
ing of a well-know figure in our
community, Mr. Bob Garret.
Bob was a man who loved life
and lived it to the fullest. Many
of us will remember Bob when
he had his wildlife program on
TV7 many years ago. He will be
sadly missed by his family and
friends,

On March [4th, Branch 13
was proud to be part of the St.

Patrick celebrations, and we.

participated in the Shamrock O”
Gram which is a promotion
aginast muscular dystrophy. A
dance was held in the Legion to
the music of Laurel & Hardly. It
was a good night and enjoyed
by all,

On April 9, Canadian Corps

Finding
the way
to health

Contributed by
Skeena Health Unit
Did you know that Northwest
Connections, a regional
Healthy Communities Network,

has been established here in. the,

Northwest of B.C.) :
* Healthy. Communities is bas-
ed on a road view of health.
Health is seen as more than an
absence of illness. It is seen as a
person's ability to cope with
their environment and to meet
their own needs. The Healthy
Community process itself in-
volves a broad range of com-
munity people in deciding what
the community needs, develop-
ing an action plan and then car-
rying it out. The community as
a whole takes responsibility for
making their community a
healthy one,

People here in the northwest
region often feel isolated.
Geography and climate serve to
make travel to other com-
munities more difficult than in
other B.C. regions. The net-
work works to reduce this sense
of isolation and to support peo-
ple in their community develop-
ment activities.

The Regional Health Com-
munities Network has a
representative from several of
the communities in the nor-
thwest. The network links us
these representatives through
regular conference calls. The
“network acts as a resource and a
way to share information as
communities. work to establish
the process in their com-
munities.

To find out who your com-
munity representative is on the
network or for more informa-
tion, contact Northwest Con-
nections c/o Skeena: Health
Unit, 3412 Kalum Street, Ter-
race, B.C,, V8G 4T2.

CORRECTION

Tha follawing errors have occurred In our
March 29 ‘Price Cruncher’ flyer:
The ‘Lisa’ Balloon Curtain. featured on
page 3 is 78x54", not 78x60” as stated
in tha copy,
The filustration of the 20" Gas Mower
featured on page 5 is incorrect. Howsver,-
tho description and the advertised price
Gt 49,97) ara correct.

ha Stackable CD Storage Cabinet
fealured on page 8 Is on sale for $14.00,
not $9.97 as advertised.
Tha illustrations of two bicycles on page
12 have been incorrectly keyed. Key 'C'
has been transposed with 'E’.
The Box Kit iustratad with tha Utility
Trailer on page 12 Is sold separately.

Wa apologize for any inconveniance this
may have caused,
Kmarl Canada Limited

Legion
Notes

Branch 13, Terrace... .

around Canada will be
celebrating the. 75th anniversary
Vimy Ridge, and I am proud

that on behalf of the Legion I

will be doing an hour-long
dedication to the men and
women who were involved in
Vimy Ridge. The dedication can
be heard on my weekly radio
show ‘A Touch QO’ White
Heather”? on Sunday April 4 at
9 p.m.. If anyone has any infor-
mation that I can use on the
program, please drop it off at
the Legion or at the radio sta-
tion,

Mark these dates on your
calendar. The Ist Friday of each
month is steak night. For $7 you
can enjoy a juicy 7 oz steak a

baked potato, and fresh green

salad. Serving is from 5:30 p.m
until 8 p.m. so come early and
don’t be disappointed.

Are you in the mood for
Texas two-step and line danc-
ing? If so mark these dates
down March 20-21 and
March 27-28. Dancing will be to
the music of Jack of Clubs.
Come dressed in country and
western style or as you wish.
There will be a prize for best-
dressed person and Mr-.-Presi-
dent Howard Cromarty will be

supplying the prize. All money ~

raised fromthese events will be
going back inte our community,

a Li-?-ts eo
a

And ity you u put on a set of ¢ new custom
wheels at the same time, you could win
those free, too. One draw per location.

Now until the end of April, save on B-F
Goodrich. Contest ends April 30, 1992.

You could win the tires ... FREE!

: nL

and also to help us to replace Ja

our roof, which leaks.

scratch
save
This Coupon

To be removed:b'
Customer:Si

‘When you go through check out with your purchase ©
of any. regular. priced item in any department. :The -
cashier will give you a. Scratch & Save Coupon: ‘i

SCRATCH & SAVE!!!

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Sunday... . ..1tam-Spm

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SATURDAY
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