BB - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 7, 1994

Vote to pick Legion officers"

By PETER CROMPTON

Peter Crompton is the Legion of
the Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch #13.

THE LEGION’s election of of-
ficers for 1995 will take place at
our general meeting, Tuesday
Dec, 13 at 8 p.m.

The nominating commitice
came up with a slate of officers
except for a second
president,

This has surprised quite a num-
ber of our older members, who
thought we had a number of
younger members as directors
who were looking forward to
moving up the ladder, Un-
fortunately, this docs not appear
to be the case, as the nominating
committee indicated they’d prob-
lems filling the slale of officers.

T am urging all members to at-
tend the December meeting and
to vote with care, and hopefully
we can find a second vice-
president.

Legion Notes

vice- -

Remembrance Day was again
well attended. Many thanks to
those members who worked sa
hard to make this special occa-
sion a success. .

Our members and guests en-
joyed the activitiesand the Ladies
Auxilliary again put on a relaxing
evening dinner.

The Remembrance Day Pocm,
Posicr and Essay Contest brought
forward 66 entrics from Thornhiil
Secondary, Veritas, Caledonia,
and Clarence Michiel Schools.
All the winners have not been
finalized yet, but I hope.to have
them for tie December meeting.

The winners will move on to
the zone level.

Due to the generousity of the

Celebrate a life

THE TERRACE HOSPICE Society will host a night to remember on
Tuesday, December 13 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
It's a non-denominational ceremony where people may come together

in remembrance of a loved one,

Organizers promise a special time of fellowship, music, special read-
ings, with a time for refreshments following the ceremony.

Christmas Tree Tags will be available on which participants can
record a loved one’s name, The tags will be hung on a Christmas irce

there.

635-4811.

For more information, call Hospice coordinator Diane MacCormac at

Locals get degrees from U Vic

FOUR STUDENTS from Terrace at the University of Victoria
received Bachelor of Arts degrees at the university’s fall convocation

ceremonies on Nov. 26.

Congratulations go out to Glen Gough, Cory Killoran, Monica

Sousa and Rosalee Thodt.

Greenville student Cheryl Stephens and Gitwinksihlkw’s Harry
Nyce earned Bachelor of Science degrees from U Vic.

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You are cordially invited to a short information
session to learn more about an exciting train-
ing program for our industry that will be held

this Fal] and Winter:

TOURISM WORKPLACE
TRAINING PROGRAM

Hosted by:
Ministry of Small Business, Tourism and Culture
Ministry of Skills, Training and Labour
Ministry of Social Services

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Key hospitality industry and
labour organizations

INFORMATION SESSIONS:

Friday, December 9
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Tuesday, December 13
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

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R.S.V.P. to 635-7995

INTERCONNECT

205-4650 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, 8.C. VaG 155
Telephone 635-7995 Fax 635-1516
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Happy Gang Centre and the
Senior Games Committee, our
aim of reaching $1,300 for our
new colours is much closer. With
the proceeds from our latest spe-
cial occasion, the pajama _party,
our goal could be reached, —

Thanks to those members for
thelr time and effort. Hopefully
we will have the colours available
for dedication carly in 1995 in
conjunction with Canada Re-
members.

Our sports aflernoon took place
on Nov, 26, and though the

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turnout was not great, everyone
there enjoyed themselves.

Your sports chairman is pulling
a lot of time and effort into these
events and needs your support.

If you are nol happy with the
way things are rin, maybe you
can help.

The president will be here on
New Year’s Day and will answer
any. questions you may have: If
you have any ideas that could
help the branch, please. come for-
ward, u :

I am stepping down as -Presi-
dent and I take this opportunity to
thank my executive and members
for their time and hard work this
past year.

] wish you all a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year, co

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Friday..........Prime Rib $6.95

Saturday........ New York Steak $6.95

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