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_ JANUARY. 16,°1991 —. yist

Auitialla’ through: Teresa”
’ Brinkae’s travel talk and video, -
Free, all welcome,’ et Tetrace ,

bangle room’, with | Scottish

‘Information, ‘phone Barry

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?' dian Cancer Society presents Liv-
. ing with Cancer Support Group
; for Famillies and Friends. Wed.
"2:30 p.m, 4623 Tuck Avenue,

RaKKK ;
’ FEBRUARY 2, 1991 — Pancake
: breakfast at Happy Gang Cen-
tre. Sponsored by Branch 73.

bbie Burns. Night in the Arena -

: B.C, Old Age Pensioner’s _
,_ Organization. Blam fF!

: 1635-5905) or Audrey (635-2163), --

? } JANUARY 23, 1991 — Cona-

Double pump |

THE WIND WAS blowing, the snow was snowing, but Georgiana Evans (left) weathered the storm in

This year’ s ‘Kinsmen
Mothers’ March having official-
ly got under way yesterday, ap-
proximately 150 canvassers will
be knocking on ‘doors over the

campaign . chairman. Walter
Pierce, explaining there’ were no
administrative costs attached to
running the March,

Although all money. raised
locally — $15,000 last year — is
forwarded to the Foundation,
local <lubs can make applica-
tion for some of it to be return-
ed when there is a need for it.

Foundation. zone chairman
Rob Finlayson said the Terrace
club had-received mofe than
$13,000 so far this ‘financial
year and, with more applica-
tions ‘tin the works,”” he an-
ticipated ‘this figure would rise

_ to almost $20,000 by the end of
the Kinsmen’ s ‘financial year.

Jan. 31.

travel to ‘Vaneouyer for prea.
ment or evaluation. = _
Finlayson said. the Founda.
tion’s role: was, to. help. the
disabled attain. a. greater, degree

said a major part of its work in-
volved putting people in touch’

with’ the: agency which ‘eould

best meet their needs: -

‘However, he- added, the

Foundation follows up on any.

referral a couple of weeks later
to ‘make’ sure ‘the individual is
receiving the assistance they
need.

Because all applications are
dealt with in confidence, Pierce
said the work done by the Foun-
dation is. not always visible to
the community. However,
Public relations -is not really
our goal,” he explained.

Apart from the door-to-door
canvas, letters had been sent.out
to 800: Terrace and Thornhill

GROUP. Every time to help-loca! Kinsmen and Kinettes fill ‘em up at the local Petrocan gas station last Saturday. Len- ae : : ,
3, Call@354082for | ding a hand on this two-tank jab is local life member Jim MacKenzie. The event was the official kick-off emmele bas acer tet ee Meh fast sear
- fot this year’s Mothers’ March campaign. With station’ owners Norm and Annie Holmes making a dona- plying wheelchairs and walkers they c ontributed $2,200. yar
a | BATTERED. “WOMEN'S 5 SUP. “tion for every. litre pumped and extra donations from motorists, Kinsrnen’ Rehabilitation Foundation ' to local residents and air fares
' : PORT GROUP. Every Tues.7--9 | zone director Rob Finlayson anticipated a good start to the: annual fundraiser. «for. disabled individuals to Cont'd B3

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: Ellen Smith ‘on Dave: he back: fth Sk
; Comfort at 6 al - scene-at the bac oft ¢ Skeena 66 é
aaekkk | Mall a-week ago Monday. Here in
, ' TRRRACE ‘CO-DEPENDENTS hi s
‘+ Anonymous. Meets Monday out there ‘There
We. Evenings 8-9. p.m, at’ Skeena ] [0 ‘discover a small car hadjust -.. by
: Health Unit the only rane rolled down the bank and was ¥ - M
‘f- ment. for, membership ia the lying on its side in the alley with vonne oen
o. qs desire and falfilling . ‘
a 5 pees hare + Wiidel-stil-spinnbig aiden = .
4 rh ™ ‘ 4, - -

in’ the -cafeteria,
: welcome. For: more ‘info.. call

Sete 4442 Park: Ave. Ph.

__ story: her tEprogram for 3,4 & 5
. yr. olds, 99 Opportunity to meet

‘ new frien, ‘small group discus-
sions ‘over a cup of coffee.
There's a place for you with us

Refa:

Lad
2 TERRACE. f ‘DUPLICATE ‘
. BRIDGE: ‘CLUB meets: at pea :
! every Wed: at Caledonia Sr, Sec
Everyone:

Nf} YMOUS- support group mecis .
i every Wednesday al 7:30 p.m. at
3 the-Terrace’ Women's Resource -

—~ join’ ust Terrace Christlan
i ‘Church’ on the corner. -
. ‘of Spay c & Strauiie.

i pam, Call: coe oF, 635-4042 :

Gyr ls
ou

it ‘looked a bit ‘like a movie

what he might find, “he ‘had a
_ look inside ie sale it, was

« §oon the’ police and: several
- other . people were atthe. scene
“trying” to work Q hat had

“AC very ‘happy birthday: to. .
Bleatior Woodhouse who is 104° - more. prayers: and: sang. the ” “Het:“gisters : Cecilla’ Lockerby,

“hive: nag ele of Keith: “Ave.

and iavened by: saying Auntie

who. saw moose run, across. Miriam had gone on a journey a
~ their” property. and head .down.. little ahead: of us.

weather,
tok kkk

ference tora: Coniagya: ‘Noes
634-6938: ‘6t Sharon 635-1836." soiie had to hi ‘bee at or . Frank: -St..Jt- must: have had =. We will.all-remember her, all
A marci e if fie had to ave ndriving ‘something io do with the cold ‘the good limies she brought to us
; THE OVEREATERS ANON. | the car. and all the wonderful meals she-

“would prepare and share, she |

Sad news, at the year’s end. continued,.-It WAS very impor-

was the passing of Miriam Tem-

‘tant to Miriam. to share her In-

It was while working at the " petiedictioa in Nig iga‘a

_ cannery ‘on July 4, 1907 ‘that

Emma went into labour, She”

The lovely, soft music for the

service: was * played’ “by Rusty

went home where a mission Ljungh on the organ.

nurse,..Mrs. Thomas Crosby, ..

delivered a girl, Crosby.named ©

“Terrace. cemetery, all ‘were. in-

“the baby Miriam, a name taken ‘Vited ‘to"return to the United

from the Bible. :

On Dec: 18 - at the | ‘Knox.

Church’ where they were treated

; te food: ‘prepared by the ladies

* “United Church, ‘family. ‘and of Kitsumkalum village, There
friends came to view the’ bady owas: roasted dried fish, moose

and be with Miriam in prayer.

“roast and stew, ‘halibut, fresh

Welcoming all,: Rev. Bailey ask- salmon, moose chow mein,

ed God's help-in giving strength - “cockles and mussels, sea weedin

taal who loved her. The'prayer . “vegetable. oil, Herring eggs,
he tead was psalm 121, which he smoked jalmon bellies, seaweed
“said. was” appropriate: for the and.clams stewed in oolichan
“Perrace’ area. Arnold Miller of : grease and much, much more,

‘the: Church: of. God then said .

Following interment at the

‘Miriam was" predeceased by

ccident reminder action needed |

[634-4084 or 618-9664 for more happened. “oe le, Dec." 16° at Terraceview : .
- waco “Newcomers The. mystery: was solved ie Gan foe iit wae wiry tradi
i ehhh Go _ moments, later when.a tow truck: © ‘Miriam was: the daughter of say it was jmportant to maintain
:| THE KINETTE CLUB OF Ter ‘| appeared. It turned out the tow Emima and Charles Nelson who our Indian heritage. Auntie
ay race hold their-meetings.on the - {°° truck lost the car when ‘coming were’ already living at Kit-- Mi alsb ‘
sf second and fourth Wed. of the. 1 round the. corner-off the Sande y.. living iriam, was alsb very creative
manth. Anyone interested in T sumkalum Village when the first and left ‘many, with precious -~
i more information -about the | Overpass heading toward Eby settlers. arrived in the Terrace gifts that-all will cherish.
“Kinectes. or’ meetings please call .] St. and. it went-over the edge. area Toot aid t
fy Gall at 635-9253. * No doubt. the tow. operator : cots said it was appropriate
: Perr ‘ ‘The ‘first they knew that so- to mention: those ‘who had
}] CO-DEPENDANTS was pretty embarrassed by the — meone'else was in the area was ~ helped eqre for Miriam — Aun-
hE ANONYMOUS, a Z ae incident — r the. car dow a bit when they were out in their tie Cissy, "Uncle Roy, Auntic |
iH fer thot ake wish y improve vena some windows were canoe ‘and saw smoke coming Addie, Bob, Mildred and many -
$]- their celationshipa withothers.If fp pp ‘séllo out of the bush near the site of others who’ gave their time and
HJ you have problems forming or ut there's a setlous side to the old Skeena bridge — it was support: to ensure her. comfort
1 maintaining Intimate. relation. | this accident. Isn’t it time so- .
TBD ships, these may help. th t ab from George Little's cabin. Em-. and well- -being,.. a,
YE|-. Videos and educational miierial | oer sais oe cae Putting ina wondered at the time what What may-be more comfor-
_FE | > ate part of the formar. Meetinigs © Up ‘some guar fails al the op anyone would want here when ting, she said, is that loved anes
i are.8 p.m,'+ 9 p.m,'Mondays at: . the embankinent? oa there was nothing but bush. In never redlly part, because of the
“y the Health Unit Auditorium. For "After all, it isn't that long ago. lat E would do cherished « 1 d ;
} [6 more. ‘Information’ phone | g foad of logs came rolli ater years, Emme cherished thoughts and much MISSED by family and friends will be Miriam Temple
f 615- 5518. ‘or 630- 8714, . ng: ‘s laundry for the Littles and a few memories’. deep in. our hearts. (above) wh d D 16 at T | '
| $A] Newcomers very welcome, - down that same bank. “other families on a wash board. How lucky we all were to have who passed away Dec. 16 at Terraceview Lodge at the age
io i} WEDNESDAYS * COF- att oper <= coat Wkc The couple uséd to move. Miriam as dn auntle and granny Nelson ‘uelon), who ined at Kits mau Vilage De a he fs
ToL a sae Nomen’s com: ig oon ere could be om : down to Port Essington for the:: -and jlow-blessed | We all Were tO attlars arrived here, ) umkalum.v ge ore the first
fs ) Say begins i new Ay fishing sagon with Charis go- havé‘had her fo '89. ‘long, she
. rect ing “out ‘fishing an mma . - addedi. es woe
alter free child care,.a working 3 in a cannery. --Harrs Nyce then pdglvered the

ee sr

Sie iebe gk Ait me next two weeks in what the local of independence. -and-equality : of
it ‘ rT club hopes” will be a successful Opportunity ‘through rehabilita-. . an
oc sveing wll beheld! he Fiappy effort to. raise $20,000 for.the tion assistance,-, providing i
: i . move imeretedin the anal a fi rae ‘Rehabilitation | Foun- technical aids and public educa 7 :
Be t Hockey sho ation. ° tion PIOgrams: 0s be ae f. |
pee ee a ae ewe “Every ‘nickel. raised goes © Emphasizing the organization
ANUARY. 19, 91 — _ Tetace : back into communities in avoided duplicating services‘of- :
Hipés‘and Drums are’ holding a”. |" B.C.,” emphasized Kinsmen fered by other agencies,:.Pierce, i

today and ett enjoying good “Beautiful Amazing Grace. *- Blizabeth, Bevan, Josephine
health, says di  methorial ‘service was held Richmond,’ “Grace: Nelson,
‘che: following “afternoon at. brothers Clo ny Charlie and

© Nielsen, ne aoe ‘
+ Twould. say she is lucky to. Which: Rev, Bailey thanked’ the’. William’ Nelson and. parents -
daughter. te meee such * family. for. allowing ‘him - the Ctiailes and Emroa (Emma dita
A .

good: veate Of h ope ots Hereait - in 1959 at the age of 105).
“Toots = Rope a ‘great: niece of - Misa

felt it was.a privilege to have :
‘this-im

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