12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 11, 1987

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Gerald Dodd and his wife Natalia celebrate thelr 25th wedding

anniversary in Terrace.

Legion celebrates 60th bi

Diamond
Jubilee

TERRACE — This year,

1987, is the Terrace
Branch of the Royal
Canadian Legion’s dia-
mond jubilee.

It is 60 years since the
charter was presented to
the original members back
in 1927. One of the orig-
‘inal members, Mr. L.H.
Kenney, died this year at

the age of 102. He was a

veteran of the First World
War.

Since the City of Ter-
race is also celebrating. its
60th birthday, plans are in

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the works to coordinate

some of the activities of
the Legion and the City.

According to Roy
Greening, -Public Rela-
tions Chairman for

Branch 13, some partici- -
‘pation will take place at

the Terrace July, Ist
celebration. These plans
are tentative and have yet

to be sanctioned by the ci-
‘ty’s committee and the

main body of the Legion.

Greening has been invited —

to sit on. the Terrace com-

‘mittee as the representa-

tive of the Legion.

The Public Relations
Committee of the Legion
also has activities of its
own to. mark. this auspi-

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TERRACE — Twenty
five years ago Natalia
Maskulak and Gerald

Dodd were married in a.

small ceremony on March
31, 1962 in Terrace. They

had their reception at the -

Lakelse banquet room,
now known as The Inn of
the West..

On Saturday, Feb. 21,

celebrated their 25th wed-

ding anniversary at the .

Inn of the West banquet
room.
The surprise party was

arranged by their sons.

Shane and Scott. The cou-
ple were taken to the ban-

quet room on the pretext.
of going out to dinner

with their son, ‘Shane. To
their surprise, the couple
were joined. by 50 family
and friends for a delicious
seafood and beef dinner

cious year. ‘Some sort of
publication is planned that
will depict the Legion’s ac-

‘tivities over the past 60

years. It will be paid for
by advertising but will be
delivered- free to the
residents of the area. The
committee hopes to put in
articles that will be of in-

terest to the general public -

as well as to the veterans
and old timers of. the
branch here. .
Branch 13 has, over the
years, contributed a great
deal to the community in
the way of supporting
many non-profit organiza-
tions as well as looking
after its own members
who have been in need, Of

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. streamers, :
bells.’
“ceremonies . was

urprise
anniversar

catered by the hotel.
The banquet room ' was
decorated in red and white

‘The. master of
Victor
Maskulak who addressed

~ the gathering and read

several telegrams: and best

wishes from family and
‘friends unable to attend.
1987, .Nat and Gerry: :

- A toast’ to’ the happy
couple was made by Don
Maskulak. The guest book
was nicely surrounded by
several pictures of the cou-
ple’s . wedding for the
guests: to.view. =.

“A beautiful two-tiered

anniversary cake. was

made and decorated by

". Alice MeMeekin of Prince

Rupert. The cake, iced in
white, was. accented with
pale blue flowers and
silver leaves and topped |
with a silver rose bowl

rthday .

course, the annual Poppy:
Campaign is familiar to
the public and has always
been well supported by the
people. This year the
branch looks forward to

having many memorable »

occasions to make sure its
Diamond Jubilee i is known

_to all.

WORD POWER - marimba:
a form of zylophone which —
has a resonator underneath
each key.

hearts and —

Houston,

containing fresh red TOSes,
‘which adorned. Nat’s

original bouquet. :

The. couple” were-

presentéd...with lovely”
enjoyed a ‘large buffet

silver wine goblets, -tray

and .a beautiful’ -silver~

casserole dish. Music was

' provided:--and” ‘dancing

commenced shortly after-

-wards.

Included in guests from
Southbank,.
Vanderhoof, . Kitimat,
Sidney, Bowser, . Prince
Rupert and London, On-
tario was Gerry’s. mother
Mrs. Doris Gibson of
Houston and their’ son
Scott from Western
University in Ontario.

enjoyed byalle 0
The next day; everyone

was invited ‘to Nat and

Gerry’s home. where they

prepared by Nat’s mother
Mrs. Ann Zadorozny); © of
Terrace.

Shane and Scott would
like to thank those who:so
generously offered their
assistance and all persons
in attendance who. made

the celebration a great suc-

cess. Also many thanks to
Daisy and staff of the Inn
of the West for their
hospitality and. excellent
service they provided.

Daffodil Day

is planned —

Terrace Elks Lodge No. 425 has donated
$250" to promote the Cancer Society’s
Daffodil Day, March 28.

TERRACE — Terrace
Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society will- be
holding a Daffodil Day in
the Skeena Mall, Satur-
day, March 28, 1987: to

kick off the April Con-:

quer Cancer Campaign.
~ The Terrace Unit wishes
to thank the Elks Lodge

a

(#425 for their generous
contribution of $250 to
promote the event.

All campaign donations

go to help in‘ education,

patient service and cancer
research. —

With you 1 help cancer
can be beaten.

—
:

Presenting a cheque to Catherine McKinney, Terrace Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society, is
Gorden Hamilton, Exalted Ruler of the Elks Lodge No, 425.

Police

by Carrie Olson

On Thursday, March 3
‘at .approximately 7:53
‘a.m. the Terrace RCMP
attended a motor vehicle
accident involving three
‘vehicles on Lanfear Hill.
~ Police reported the
three vehicles were headed
south down Lanfear Hill
when the first vehicle lost
control and went off the
road to the right. The sec-
one vehicle, a 4x4 pickup,

report-

was able to stop and did . .

not hit the first vehicle.
The third vehicle, another
pickup,-was unable to stop
and rear-ended the 4x4
pickup.

RCMP said the 4x4
pickup received light
damage to the rear
bumper, and the other

pickup received major.
“structural damage to its

front end.

On Thursday, March. 5
as a result of a drug in-

’ vestigation conducted by

the Terrace RCMP, a Ter-
race man was found in
possession of approx-
imately one quarter pound

of marijuana. The esti-
mated street value is $800.

RCMP said the man ap-
peared in Terrace Provin-
cial Court on Friday,

_ March 6."

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