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LOCAL breast cancer survivor Ida Mohler spoke at the opening of a unique breast cancer. awareness exhibit. Pores a ¢C ALEND AR OF EVENTS IV ARCH 2005

She wants people to educate themselves about cancer r Prevention and the importance of early detection. The

multi- media exhibit was in Terrace last week. ___ SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN PHOTO SUNDAY MONDAY . TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ©
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’ six-year anniversary of being declared cancer-free. And — of the Canadian Cancer Society at 038-8583. : AtlastDay — Faster Slves & Preschool Easter
while it is a reason to rejoice, it is a bitter-sweet milestone " [Book Sate; ass , " Ceatis -Aae: 2Years || Stories & Crafts
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“Today, I’m rejoicing that I’m a survivor but. saddened FISHERY NOTICE A Sed ont a ae e
-because I’ve lost people along the way,” Mohler told a crowd 20 71 mip 24. ~*‘WI25 26.
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Mohler said, that she was moved to do a self breast exam. includes Sports fishing with dip nets, gillnets, punday og : Healy ; 7
With no history of cancer of any kind in her family Mohler minnow nets and cast nets in fresh water for Coss apes heed Ot 7
never had any reason to suspect she was at risk. But some- Euiachon. In the 2005 season Federal Fishery 3 11:00-12:00 | oe,
thing in the television program made her realize it couldn't - Officers will be increasing their patrol time :
hurt to quickly ‘check for lumps, _ I spent on this issue to ensure compliance with
“As I'm laying there, I found a lump under my arm. The the Regulations. If you have any questions
very next day I went to my doctor who sent me to a sur- or. for more information please contact the
- geon.”

_ DFO office in Terrace (250)615-5350 or Prince”
Rupert (250)627- ~3499

Sure cnough, the lump was malignant. Tt was the begin- —
ning of a long, difficult road that ended with Mohler having
both breasts removed.

Ironically, that very same month her teenaged son was

‘was diagnosed with malignant melanoma. Mohler’s message ar

was not just about the importance of early detection of breast fJ- _ ws THANKS
cancer, but all types of cancer. nae a
“Appreciate life as a gift from God,” she said. “Be in tune The Board of Directors of Terrace & District

Multicultural Association extend their warmest
thanks and appreciation to the following businesses,
restaurants and individuals for their support of our
20th Annual Potluck Dinner and Entertainment held
recently at Kitsumkalum Community Hall:

with your body.”

She recommends all women over 40 get mammogrrams
regularly.

The multi-media exhibit at the Skeena Mall provided
women with water-proof self breast exam shower cards,
videos about various programs and a special telephone line _ DOOR PRIZES and DONATIONS

women could use book free mammograms. —* HawkAir Mount Layton Hotsprings Resort
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: Sugar festival this Saturday Haryana’s Restaurant Shan Yan Restaurant ° ~~ (50) 635-8141
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francophone communily, — — cial appearance by French- Aqua Clear Bottlers Canada Safeway
time to breakeoutthe maple Canadian magician Mare Cookie Jar Bakery Save-On Foods
syrup and celebrate french © Tardif. Northern Drugs Canadian Tire me,
culture. And plenty of maple Northwestern Specialty Foods Dairy Queen ’ a
The local chapter of Ca- syrup and snow (brought in Red Carpet Coffee > Zellers Don t miss.
nadian Parents for French from up in the mountains) Near ; NWCC Cafetena :
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and the Ecole Jack Cook will be on hand to make a ; : these flyers
' PAC are hosting its annual tasty treat called “tire”, also. And a huge thank-you to the numerous entertainers and volunteers : Fs a
Sugar Shack Festival at Her- called a maple syrup stick. who made this successful community event possible. j
itage Park this Saturday at Everyone welcome. : Eg eT Lge : in today's.

12 p.m. The exciting family .
event features games, prizes,

Young | _ UNBC eT oa COLUMBIA
artists |

sO U g ht The University of Northern British Columbia is now accepting applications for
CALLING ALL young persons wishing to participate in a full time, two semester program designed to
artists. The Terrace Art transition students of Aboriginal descent into post-secondary studies. The .
Gallery invites artistic youth coursework will include prerequisite courses that will lead to further studies in a
to enter its annual Youth Art | Bachelor of Education Degree. Studies will commence early May 2005.
Exhibit coming in May. Application forms are available at the Terrace campus. 7
Pieces must be framed

and ready to hang with the | The deadiine for application is March 25", 2005. Late applications will be
litle, arlist’s name. address considered as space allows.

and telephone number clear- a

ly labelled on the back. For more. information, please contact Laura Gosnell or Lisa McLeod at the

Artwork must be at the . .
Terrace Art Gallery, 4610 Northwest Regional Office.

Park Avenue, between April
26 and May 2. All artwork
‘must be accompanied by a | Terrace, BC V8G 2W1

.* completed submission form Ph 615-5578/1-800-697-7388
*: availabe at the Gallery. Call Email gosnelli@unbc.ca or mcleod!|@unbc.ca

638-8884 for details.

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