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FIREFIGHTERS will be at a number of downtown locations this Friday and Satur-
day, collected donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Last year they
talsed just over $7,000 here.

Giving MS the boot

FIREFIGHTERS will be as-
king Terrace residents to
heip them give Muscular
Dystrophy the boot this Fri-
day and Saturday.

Staff from the Terrace,
Thorahill and Airport fire
departments will be collect-
ing money in their bright
yellow boots at a variety of
downtown locations, includ-
ing the liquor store and
shopping malls,
-9/Last:: » year’ a:
raised «$7,164 and
firefighters hope to Surpass 9
that amount this year.

“The people of the Ter-
race area really get behind
us every year during our
boot drive, and I know
they'll be very generous
again this year,’’ said
deputy chief Rick Owens,

Last year B.C. firefighters
raised a record $513,804 out
of a Canadian total of $2.2
million. Over the 39 years

Thank
You

We have all from time to
time grumbled about the
service from Canada Post,
as I have done, especially
when once a Priority Post
letter took a ten days jour-
ney from Prince George to
Terrace. However, I must
give credit, where credit is
due, .

At 10:30 this moming |
received 3 letter from En-
gland which was Post
marked Oct. 30th. That it ar-
rived here in just over three
days is quite a feat in itself,
but there is more. The street
name was not entirely cor-
rect, there was No house
number and No postal code
on the envelope.

So bouquets to our local
Canada Post people instead
of the usual complaints, for
taking the time and trouble
to make sure the letter
reached the correct destina-

’ tion. to

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that B.C. firefighters bave
supported the work of the
muscular dystrophy associa-
tion, they have raised $5
raillion out of a Canadian
total of over $25 million.

All money raised from the
boot drive will got to fund
research and equipment

projects sponsored by the
Muscular Dystrophy Asso-
clation of Canada.

Muscular dystrophy is a
neuromuscular disorder

characterized by wasting
and progressive weakness of
the muscles that control
body movement.

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