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20 - Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 26, 1986

National Elks
leader visits

TERRACE — Stop an
Elk or a Royal Purple
member and make a
pledge; they have the
best interest of local
residents and Canadians
at heart.

Last year Elks
representatives from
across the country raised
between $12 and $13
million and they are hop-

- ing to hit $15 million this

year. Last week, Vic
Dyck, national leader of
the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks,
Canada, visited Terrace
for the purpose of
meeting with local
representatives and pro-
moting a spirit of aid to
others through the
fraternal organization.
The Elks of Canada
and their auxiliary, the
Royal Purple, was
founded in the year 1912
and currently has a total
membership of over
68,000. Dyck said 1986
marks the first year of a

‘five year membership

campaign. He added that
Elks representatives
‘hope to double’”’ the
present number of peo-
ple associated with the
organization.

Academy
accolade

A film shot in Van-
couver for the Canadian
Pacific Pavilion at Expo
was recently nominated
for an Academy Award
in the category of best
live action-short subject
film. Produced by Bob
Rogers of Burbank,
California, this
adventure-fantasy
features a Canadian cast
and explores the effects
of transportation on
human relations.

Bag Cooler

Pack a small can of frozen
juice in a bag lunch. It will keep
the other foods chilled and will
be ready to drink by noon.

The national leader
greeted Terrace Elks
Lodge No. 425 and
Royal Purple (OORP)
members at a luncheon
hosted in his honor at the
Terrace Hotel Thursday,
March 20. Part of
Dyck’s mandate, as
Canada’s Elks represen-
tative, is to visit lodges
throughout the country
and discuss issues of
relevance to
organizations on a local
and national level.

Through a variety of
projects such as bingo
events, raffles, bake
sales, and social func-
tions, Elks members
raise funds to help peo-
ple who are in need of
aid. The Purple Cross
Fund provides money to
assist young people up to
19 years of age.

Senior

by Denise Coulter

Terrace contributor
TERRACE — Approx-
imately, 125 seniors
gathered at the Elk’s
Hall recently for the
third annual Senior
Citizen’s Sweetheart
Dinner and Dance, spon-
sored by the Kinette and
Kinsmen Clubs of Ter-
race.

After a delicious roast
beef dinner was served,
playing cards were pass-
ed around to all the
ladies in attendance. Iris
Blue was the lucky lady
who was dealt the Queen
of Hearts and was
crowned Queen while her
husband Roy was named
King. They received
numerous gifts, all

donated by local mer-
chants.

Dancing to. the
‘‘Mothballs” was en-
joyed by all and door
prizes were drawn
throughout the evening.

Special guests in atten-
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Terrace Elks Lodge No. 425 members greeted Vic Dyck, front, white hat, National leader of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, Canada. Flanking Dyck is Terrace RCMP Sergeant Kent Hansen (front, left) and Mayor Jack Talstra (front
right). ,

Queen of Hearts, Jean
Lymen; 1985 King, Chris
Odin; St. Sgt. Len Jarvis
and Mrs. Jarvis; Sgt.
Kent Hansen and Mrs.
Hansen; Alderman
George Clark and his
wife; Terrace Riverboat
Days Princess Murielle
Schmiderer and OORP
Honored Royal Lady,
Jessie Smyth. ;

A big thank you is ex-

tended to the
‘‘Mothballs’? — Bert
Ljungh, Eric Turner,
Scott Easton and Doreen
Goodwin who provided
the music.

Thank you to the
following merchants
who donated gifts, door
prizes and food items:
Ev’s Men’s Wear,
You're Special Ladies
Wear, Gemma Bath

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Boutique, Carmen’s Kit-
chen Boutique,
Lehmann Jewellers,
Carters Jewellers, Erwin
Jewellers, First Choice
Travel, All-West Glass,
Central Flowers, Grace
Fell Florists, Flowers ala
Carte, Jon’s Hairstyling,
Razor’s Edge, Shear
Magic, Spotless

~ Chicken,

citizens hold dinner and dance

Cleaners, All Seasons
Sporting Goods, Nor-
thwest Sportsman, Ter-
race Drugs, Shoppers
Drug Mart, Northern
Drugs, Kentucky Fried
Inn of the
West, Slumber Lodge,
Mr. Mike’s, Overwaitea,
Safeway and J & F
Distributors.

ARIES
Mar, 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS
Apr. 20-May 20

GEMINI
May 21-June 20

CANCER
June 21-July 22

LEO

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outloak.

VIRGO

Aug. 23-Sept. 22

LIDRA

Sept. 23-Oct. 22

SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov.21

SAGITTARIUS
Noy. 22-Dec. 21

CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-Jan, 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 18

PISCES
Feb. 19-Mar. 20

Your message '
from the stars...

Your Week Ahead Horoscope
Forecast Period: 3/30 -4/5/86

Your personal viewpoint proves more bene:
ficial in the long run, Your self confidence is
building up.

Sitence is a formidable weapon against ma-
licious gossip. Do not be coerced into revealing
acontidence.

A choice opportunity is presented to you by
one who is truly interested in your progress.
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Reach for your goals. Your achievements will
be recognized and bring popular acclaim. A
government matter may interest you,

You might feel in the mood to take a trip to
faraway places, The change will refresh your

Put valuables ina secure place and make sure
tax and insurance matters are paid uptodate,
Much activity revolves around marriage or
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young falks cements relationships.

Direct your energies toward helping others.
Your enthusiasm can give a new hold on life
to co-worker.

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matters should come to you with ease, and the
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