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ROYAL CANADIAN

PAGE Aé, THE HERALD, Wednesday, January 12, 1977

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LEGION BRANCH 13

EXECUTIVE are, standing left to right, Jim Switzer,

Friday evening, January
7th, there was a good tur-
nout at the Branch to view
the installation of officers
for the 1977 term. Zone
commander Winnie Gray
from Kitimat combined
efforts with Zone
representative Olga
Waselowich to install both
Branch officers and those of
the Ladies Auxiliary.

Following the installation
Past President Jim Switzer
assisted by Comrade Gray
presented Golden An-
niversary awards to the
- following specially
. honoured people: Comrade
"Rene Levesque, Comrade
; Exnie ‘“Hainstock, “Comrade
’ Derek Hales, and read the

citation which accompanied
1 the award for Ladies
Auxiliary member Dorothy
1 Sheasby who was not able to
be present. Mrs. Mary Cote
received a standing ovation
upon the presentation of her
Golden Anniversary Medal
in recognition of 30 years of
outstanding service to the
L.A. and the Branch. A

Zone Commander Winnie Grey, Harry Fisher, Ernie
Hainstock, Bill Daires, Jim Peden and Roy Clifford.

| By Maryann Burdett

_ Royal Canadian Legion
(Pacific) Branch No. .13

Terrace

pleasant social evening
followed the ceremonies
with dancing and lunch.

Curling got underway
again after the Christmas
break with a good turnout of
curlers. The draw was won
by Comrade Neil Nordstrom
who along with Comrade
Dave Simons has been
unusually lucky of late.
Congratulations to you both
‘on your recent good for-
tunes, .

Don't forget that dues are
payable anytime now. For
fraternal Affiliate members
January 31 is deadline day.
Pop in, pay up and keep in:
good'standing... -.:  -~

Comrade Cy Hart is the
new Services Officer.
Anyone requiring assistance
in the Service and Welfare
area of the Royal Canadian
Legion can get in touch with
Cy at 635-4074 or through the
Legion. It is a big job to be
an effective Service Officer
and we are sure that
Comrade Hart will do a fine
job.

~ OO

Liberal fund-raising
dinner

The Skeena Federal
Liberal Association will be
holding a fund-raising
dinner for Jona Cam-
pagnolo’s next election
campaign al Veritas Hall on

Saturday, February 12
beginning at 8 p.m.

This dinner will cost $15 a
plate. For further in-
formation please telephone
635-2156.

“The first great rule of life is to put up with things.”

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CANADIAN ARMED FORCES

A Military Career Counsellor will be in
Terrace at the Manpower Centre on Wednesday,
January ith from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Seated left to right are Norm Butterfield, Esther
Butterfield, President Dave Simons, first vice-
president MaryAnn Burdett and second vice-
president Bob Bennett.

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Gloria Campbell, President Lissi Sorensen, Bev

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pouches stay sealed until needed, with the

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~ Coming January 24th,

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