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Don't
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seat

check —

With ‘everything now in place

_ for this weekend’s car seat safe-

ty check, Skeena Health Unit's
Lynne: Lalonde says all that re-
mains now is for people to come
in and take advantage of it.
The event takes place Satur-

‘day, Sept. 22-at the LC.B.C.

claims centre on Hwy. 16 (Keith
Ave.) from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
During those hours, anyone
with a car seat in their vehicle
can drop in and have.an expert
check it over to make sure it’s
properly installed.

It's also important parents
bring the child using the seat —

that way the heck ¢ can, . algo en- . ; ,
‘sure it is‘the right one for the —
child. Lalonde said there is no

charge for the. sea :
Thornhill econdary
CounterAttack ‘club will be on
hand to keep the children ‘oc:
cupied while their parents are
busy.

Although plebsed with the
volunteer: support received so
far, Lalonde -said. there was
always room for a few more.
Anyone who would like to help
out at the safety check can con-
tact Lalonde at the Skeena
Health Unit (638-3468),

Activity picks up

By PETER CROMPTON
President, Branch 13

After a very slow summer, —
things hopefully are starting to ~

pick-up in the branch.
Our heating system is: now

complete, as well as the insula-.

tion of the building which
should make the lounge more
comfortable both in the winter
and in our hot summers. Cmde

Ron Gowe deserves a great:

thank you for his time and ef-
fort on this project.

Many things are now on the
go, Remembrance Day will be

‘upon us in no time and Cmde

Bergh will be needing all the
help possible.

Live music returned in early
September and continues Friday
anid Saturday each week. Our
now famous steak dinners take
place each first-Friday of the
month 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The
next one is on October 5th.

On September 22 we will be
holding our scavenger hunt
followed by a dance, with music
of the 50's and 60’s.

We need your support, the
execulive and the branch can
only hope to continue if we get
the members to participate.

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So KITIMAaT. *CENTENNIAL
~ Museum will host. Our Native
- Languages from Sept. 12 - Oct.
‘2.14, an exhibition circulated by.
“the Royal B.C. - Museum.
‘Museum hours: Tue - Fri — 11
am. -5p.m.,Sat— 12-5p.m,
Closed on Sunday & Monday.
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KITIMAT CENTENNIAL
Museum presents Kitimaat:
“Old Town" and ‘‘New
Town” from Sept 18 - Oct 12,
and exhibition of historical
photographs, artifacts, and
documents related to cultural
changes that took place in the
Kitamaat Village at the turn of
the 19th century.
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KITIMAT CENTENNIAL
_ Museum is pleased to present
i “Voices of Kitimat, ‘an evening
* of poetry by local poets Michel
i KK. Bateman and David Serry.
> ‘Local poets and writers are
welcome to participate in this

event. If you wish to read your
work or that of a local writer
contact. Montserrat at the
museum (632--7022). ,
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SEPTEMBER 26, 19%) — The
3$th annual general meeting of
the Kitimat General Hospital
Society will be held on Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. in the Hospital
., Cafeteria.To be eligible to vote
at the Anaual general meeting
all renewals of memberships
must be completed by 1600
hours‘on the date of the
meeting. New. members must
pay their membership 30 days
in advance of the meeting date
in order to yote at the meeting.
The membership fee may be
paid at the Hospital Reception
desk, or by mail. Secretary,
Kilimat General Hospital
Society
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OCTOBER 4, 199 —Terrace
and District Community Ser-
vices Society will hold its an-
nual general meeting Thurs. at
7:30 p.m, in the Terrace Public
_Library board room.
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EFFECTIVE WED. — SAT., SEPT. 19-22

Legion
Notes

Branch 43, Terrace —

Here are some dates of com-
ing events — hope to see you in
the branch.

Sept. 22 — Scavenger Hunt
Sept. 28, 29, 30 — Terrace
Legion Open Darts Tournament
Oct. 1 — Executive Meeting
Oct. 9 — General Meeting
Oct. 12, 13 — Zone Fall
Meeting

Nov. 3 — Poppy Campaign
Noy. 5 — Executive Meeting
Nov. 11 — Remembrance Day
Nov. 13 — General Meeting

Each Wednesday evening we
have fun darts in the lounge
starting at 8 p.m. Also. watch
out for the date of our Grey
Cup Smoker.

And finally we all wish our
Cmde Kaulbeck a speedy
recovery, it’s too quiet at the
general meetings without you
Karl!

Elections for your new ex-
ecutive will be held on
December 11 at the general
meeting. -

638-0322. re

Terrace Annual Minor Hockey

Swap & Shop

will be held in the

Terrace Arena

in front of the Concession stand

Saturday, Sept. 22
12 noon - 3 p.m.

Your chance to buy and sell used hockey equip-
ment. For further information call Doug or Sandra at

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“Renodeling Fever" is a disorder that
affects (or afflicis) many homeowners,
You think something should be done with
“this old bose,” but that calls for spend-
ing a lot of money.

Do you need it? Do you need a new -

dormer? A new bathroom or kitchen? An
exercise room? How do you decide?
~Tt’s easy, You interview yourself,

Here are some of the questions to ask
yourself in checking the adequacy of the
old desizn, Every * “yes” unswer cries out
for chinge: -

1. Have the children grown? If they

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the strain an bedioons, den, kitchen and :

bath.

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# who helped to make our racing ‘season and.

: especially: the Demolition a great success! -

Special thanke to al the drivers of Tow. Trucks,

the Thornhill Fire Department, 8. KBs and Just #

everyone for a great racing season.

[Does your home need remodeling? .

TERRACE

WITHOUT HOSPITALITY, TERRACE WOULD HAVE BEAUTIFUL: :
“| ° SCENERY, GOOD FISHING AND A BUNCH OF PLACES TO EAT AND.. ao
«> SLEEP! BUT THE PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE! PEOPLE UKE i-.
° | .. DEBBIE CALLIHOO. DEBBIE HAS LIVED IN TERRACE FOR ELEVEN.

| YEARS. SHE MOVED HERE FROM ALBERTA, AND SHE AND HER SON
, © ESPECIALLY ENJOY THE OUTDOORS, THE HOTSPRINGS AND THE

© CABIN AT LAKELSE LAKE. AS A SALESPERSON AT NORTHERN
; LIGHTS STUDIO, DEBBIE HAS A CHEERFUL GREETING FOR MANY
VISITORS. COME ON TERRACE....SHOW YOUR PRIDE! -

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ter all, grown children sometimes get di-
vorced and setura, or return becuuse
they lost a job, or a relative might need
living quarters.

You might need an efficiency apart-
ment in that empty bedroom.

3. Has there been a change in work
habits, such as more —or fewer — family
members out working? This culls for
changes in living patterns, possibly a
whale new lifestyle, and the house will
have-to fit it. :

4, Has there been a ‘change in-afflu-
ence? More money usually means more
entertaining, pulling new demands on
kitchen, bathroom and other living quar-

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cooking, or in bis-and-her sharing of:
kitchen activitiys, ora new awareness of
health and fitness? It coutd call tor rede-
sign af the kitchen, or conversion of aul
emply bedraum into a spa.

6. Are there things ubout the house
that really bother you, such as a dish-

washer door thal cramps you atthe sink @

when it is open, ar a refrigerator door
that swings the wrong way, or traffic cel-
ting across the legs of your kitchen work
triangle when you are busy, or things be-
ing inthe way, or having ta (ake the
dishes way over “there”
away after washing, or lack ‘of light ja

kitchen, bath ar reading areas, or always

huniping your elbows in the tao-smaill

bathroom? All af these problems call for I -

some type of remodeling.

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