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SKEENA VALLEY QUILTERS Margaret Baxter, Judy Appler
and Catherine Baxter handed thirteen of the graup’s quilts
aver to Const. Russ Sangster to be used by the RCMP as

trauma blankets. ROMP officers will keep them in the trunks
of police cruisers and give them away to children rescued
from traumatic situations.

Quilts to bring warmth |

THE SKEENA VALLEY

Quilters delivered a little bit of |

comfort last week.

The group brought 13 beauti-
ful cuddle quilts they made
over to the Terrace RCMP
detachment Friday,

The quilts will be kept in the

trunks of police cars and will
be given to children who are
rescued from car crashes and
other traumatic incidents.
RCMP Const. Kim Hall said.
the B.C. Tel Pioneer group
also donated a number of
teddy bears to be given away

to children by RCMP officers,

The trauma quilts were made
by Judy Appler, Margaret
Baxter, Catherine Baxter, Jane
Mantel, Norma. Morrison,
Debbie Russell, Colleen
Sande, Jo Sandels, and Joyce
VanderKwaak.

Anyone interested in joining
the Skeena Valley Quilters can
call 635-2230 for more in-

_ formation. The group meets

the first and third Wednesday
of each month at 7 p.m. in the
home economics room at
Skeena Jr. Secondary School.

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