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“DECEMBER 24, 1991 —
“Christmas Eve ‘Celebration will
| be held at 7 p.m. at the Seventh
Day Adventist. Church, “3306
Griffiths, “Terrace.” Christmas
~ music, ‘stories: and. readings.
’ Byeryone is welcomé. For fur- .
- ther. information cali Bonnie
MacNeill. 635-9649 or Mindi
Ganson 635-2755.
LWW ee
JANUARY 2, 3, 1992 — Terrace
|. Public Library presents the an-
:. Nal Laurel and Hardy Film
" Eestival, Thur, and Fri; at 2 p.m.
The whole family is Invited to at-.
tend. Films to-be shown Include
") Nite “Owls, “Helpmates, “Twice
~ Two, Towed. In-a: Hole, and
» Chimp. For more info please call
the Library, 638-8177. There is
no charge. -

ar “ek & * * * a
JANUARY 10, 1992 -— The
: Pacific Northwest Music Festival:

2) Committe reminds, compeiltors :

~ and teachets that ‘the deadline

date for entry Into the Festival is

- Jan, 04 1992. Festival dates are -
:, Mar. April 1, 1992,°

. Spllabuses and entry forms are

-. available from Sight and Sound

in Terrace, Kitimat and Prince

Rupert, from the public libraries

in Terrace and Kitimat and from

: The Secretary, Box 456, Terrace,

» BC. V8G4BS. -

. Sew kk :
JANUARY 20 24, 1992 — Ker-
mode Alcohol & Drug Program

_ Presents a one-week workshop

 ‘Bamily Healing’ with Rebecca

:. Martell and Edward J, Bellerose:
- at the Inn of the West. Free ad- -

mission. Pre-register by phoning

Benita Chapdelaine at 635-4906

2 tok

JANUARY. 28, 1992:-— And

February 4, 1992, 2 day clinic for

Type I and-Type II Diabetics.

February 18, 1992 1 day

- gefresher, March 3 and 10, 1992
“me 2 day clinic for. Type I and

Type Il diabetics, A doctors

» . referral is required for Clinics.

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sya Contact Mills Memoral
Sica, Joan meer

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The Terrace Standard offers

THERE WAS only « one e Santa. at the party, but quite a few of the delachment making their annual visit to serenade the resiclents
other visitors to the Willows apartments’ Christmas tea were wear-
ing red too, They were, of course, members of the local RCMP year to put on the same, much-appreciated performance.

Xmas event

=| Seniors enjoy

A great evening was held
again this year at the Legion
with a large crowd turning out
to enjoy the special Seniors
Christmas dinner held Dec. 1.

The Legion had made_ar-

“ rangements- for «a chauffered

‘tide’for those who needed one,

“Jim ‘Jeffries being the friendly

‘chaffeur. The Handi-Dart bus
- service brought seniors from the
Willows, the Tuck Ave, .com-

plex and Terraceview Lodge as"

“‘well_as picking up other. seniors

from their private homes along

the way,

When everyone hiad arrived -

and-was seated, Legion presi-
dent Howard Cromarty opened
the evening by welcoming all to
this festive occasion.

- After the toast to the Queen,

Ladies Auxiliary president Marj’
. Cromarty said Grace and diriner

was then served by members of
the 747 Squadron Air Cadets.

- Dinner. over, - prizes were
handed out and some of those

. enjoying the evening got up to.

thidnk the ante anid ¢6 .
sfatulate ihe om ‘ato well:

.

them. home: Jater..

“Here ‘no.
There”

Yvonne Moen

done, Then it was on to the dan-
cing”. to - the’ -music of the

Mothballs. awe

All the hard. ‘workers at the :
Legion. indeed ‘deserve many a
congratulations, The seniors.’
really look forward to this very

special. event, -
ere wer res

Also going ’.all cut to treat
seniors to'a pre-Christmas get-
together were the staff at the
Northern Motor‘Inn..
Refreshments, great food and
first-class-service were the order

-of the: evening: Dec, 10 and here
too. courteous chaffeurs were on. -

hand to pick up seniors and take

os!

yone joitied in on the
vling “and tHen could eithér

sit and enjoy each other’s com- |

Pany or take a swing around the |
- dance floor to the, music of a’
live band. .

Congratulations to George,

Gail, Jackie and all the staff on

another great night,
tok
Tuesday, Dec. 17 brought
another enjoyable evening for
residerits of the Willows when
managers Mel and Cecile Emp-
son treated all the residents to a
lovely Christmas tea.
Mabel Hobenshield said
Grace and then Mel and Cecile
served everyone with 2 cup of

tea or coffee and some -

Christmas baking.

an cor members ofthe |

detachment dress

with carols, The afficers also head up to Terraceview Lodge each

ed in their scarlet tunics and ac-
companied by another
gentleman in red, Santa, show-'
ed up to sing carols. The of-
ficers’ wives had also made up
some lovely trays of baking
which they. left for residents to
enjoy.

This is -an_ annual : ‘event. fir

the RCMP who’also: go up to:

Terraceview Lodge.’ :
: KReKRRK
Sad news-for everyone at the
Willows. was the passing of

‘long-time. resident: Lottie
‘Boulard. She will be missed by
all.”

Birthdays at the Willows this

month are: Margaret. Dunham -

(88 on Dec. 1); Rose Bruce (88,
Dec. 10); Bill.Grant (79, Dec.
12); Mabel. Hobenshield (92,
Dec. 14); Eunice Nordstrom

.@0, Dec. 17); Helen Windsor

(70, Dec. 30); and Tilly Thomp-
son (82, Dec. 27)...
RK
’ Finally, I..want to. wish

“everyone peace, happiness and
Bou joy ‘dtCOnristth’s: May"
od: bless: youll, IEE, WIC AAT ote

By LISSI SORENSEN
Seven members. of the 747.
Squadron Air Cadets: (Terrace);
received promotions © at. ‘the
group s annual dinner held Dee. .
5
Promoted were Corporals N.
Papais, M. Urbanowski ‘and
S.R. Vanderwal (from: Leading.
Air Cadet), Sergeants R. Boehm
and K. Grueger (from. Cor-'

poral), Flight Sergeant A. Hill ,
(ftom Sergeant) and Warrant: -

Officer ist Class Bergeron -.

(from W/O 2nd Class).: =
The dinner, catered by: the >

ladies of the Legion’ Branch 13 -

Auxiliary, was attended by: L17

cadets and ‘their families,
Legion branch presidént
Howard Cromarty, Ladies‘Aux-
iliary president Marg Cromarty;
Teresa Brinkac’ of: Big
Brothers and. Big Sisters was
also on hand to present a cer-
tificate -of appreciation’ to- the.
given the for the: ‘help-

'-The dinner also saw. the draw
for the air cadets’ recent raffle.

gold wafer. | was’
Wright” while Matthet
won second ‘and: received: $50;
cash. Many thanks to everyone
who supported the squadron by.
buying tickets. . .

A Merry -.Christmas and. a
Happy New Year“ from 747
Squadron.

Winners
. Latest winners in the Dr.
R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foun-
dation cash calendar -draws
were Gerry Blackstock of
Richmend, and local
residents Alberta Hanna,
Maurice Fortier, Surjit Kular
and James Maller. Each wins
$50.

A Final reminder that time
is running out to purchase
your 1992 cash calendar and
have a chance to be one of
next year's lucky winners,
Contact Jim Lecleir
(635-6790) or: Tor Bristol Ly
(635.5718). aera |

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