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TERRACE - _— The city has” im-.
posed new “limited time’” park-
‘ing ‘regulations on Emerson
Street. Following a decision by
city council last week, local
residents will only be permitted
to park on Emerson between
Lakelse Ave. and Park Ave. for

Loss of
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‘Legion

‘by Roy Greening

In the. monthly magazine
Legion the obituary columns are
getting longer.

In fact, the edition is taken up
by many pages of veterans who
have passed away. The name,
_ rank and unit is listed besides the
__ Legion branch to which that per-
son belonged. Their ages range
from the mid-sixties onward,
which indicates that they pro-
bably died of natural causes. It
. .also indicates that the hundreds
of branches across the country
are being depleted of war
veterans at a very rapid rate.

This situation has long been
anticipated, and changes to the
Legion’s constitution are always
‘taking place to offset this
natural turn of events. We now
have Associate members, for ex-
ample, who are related in some

. way to a war veteran or to a

rember who served in the arm-
ed forces in peace time. The of-
ficials of the Legion are now at-
tempting to change the direction
' of its function, but at the same

time making sure that the re- .

maining veterans .and“in some

cases, their needy families, are .

taken care of.

’ The Legion is concentrating.

more on service to the communi-
ty, therefore each branch takes
up a cause. Theirs could be one
main cause or a series of causes
which would benefit from
Legion Participation in a, com-
munity.

Branch 13 is in the latter area,
where we help in a monetary
- way or by actually helping out in
a physical way. Our branch

wants to have a high profile in ©

the Terrace area, and we are
working hard toward this. We

are also working hard on im-
_ proving our building so that it.
' . will be more attractive to the

; citizens. Comrade Bob Fisher,
has

provements.
has to meet the deadline of

November 5 to have everything, I

ready for our gala re-opening
celebration and recruiting drive
on that date. We hope that many
members and their guests will
help us celebrate.
So remember, Saturday,
November 5 is our big night.
The band Rockytops will be on
hand to entertain you,. and there
_ will be an M.C. and door prizes.

Come and see our transforma-

“tion of the building .and our

a maximum of 15 minutes. In
the Lakelse to Greig’ Ave. sec-
tion, the west side of Emerson

will remain as a no. parking ©

zone, but on the east side
residents can park for as long as

30 minutes.

According. to city alderman
Bob Cooper, no one can be sure
how these regulations will affect

residents until they are im- .

plemented. But he says he is sure

Terrace Review — Wednesday. October 26, 1988 17

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everyone, particularly those us-
ing Emerson Medical Clinic, will
appreciate them. And as far as
enforcement is concerned, local
residents may be in for a sur-
prise. According to ‘City Ad-

ministrator, Bob Hallsor, a new
Senior Building [nspector will be
hired by the city soon,

In Terrace the building inspec-
tors are responsible for bylaw
enforcement.

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