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More than sixty women and
one man braved the adverse

- weather conditions to attend the

first annual B.C. Heart Founda-
tion’s ‘‘Hearts and Flowers and
Fashions WNight’’, Thursday,
Feb, 4th. The event took place at

Vanity’s in the Bavarian Inn,.

where a delicious heart-healthy
dinner was served, in keeping
with Heart Foundation
philosophy.

‘by Betty Barton
This was followed by flower

arranging. demonstrations by J

Grace Vales of Flowers a la-
Carte, Linda MacBean of Cen-

in May, 1987. The Northwest
Region of the Heart Foundation
stretches from the Queen
Charlotte Islands to Houston.
Campbell says she travels the
whole area and also keeps in
touch with the presidents, by
telephone.. She is their resource
person for special events,
memoriums, residential and
business fund raising and liason
with the Provincial Heart Foun-
dation office in Yancouver..
The next Heart Foundation
event to be held during Heart

tral Flowers, and Gail Cameron, % : ‘

new owner of Grace Fell Florist.
Each designer created three bou-
quets of cut flowers, while com-
mentator Sheila Jackson, owner
of Central Flowers and Gifts,

explained the processes and 7a

possible uses for each bouquet.

This was the interspersed with -
flower jokes and tales of Sheila’s Fm

recent holiday to Mexico. Each
flower shop also donated three
silk arrangements for door
prizes or auction.

Joanne Thomson’s name was

_ the first drawn, for a Valentine

arrangement make by Gail
Cameron of Grace Fell Florist.
Joan Norman won the soft
weights donated by Terrace
Travel. Audrie Cox was the
lucky winner of an arrangement
by Grace Vales of Flowers-A-
La-Carte. Kim Martinsen won
an arrangement by Linda Mac-
Bean of Central Flowers. Maria
Marrello of Kitimat and

"Charlotte Taylor won socks and

"T-shirts, donated by Lady

. Footlocker. Judy Houlden won

‘a picture frame donated by Nor-
Accents, and Jan
Tymoschuk won designer
sunglasses donated by Benson
Optical.

Lady Footlocker . presented
‘leisure fashions from their new

store in the Skeena Mall, Betty

Hasker introduced the models
and described their outfits.

The evening was. topped off
by the guest appearance of auc-
tioneer Leo DeJong, who auc-
tioned the flower arrangements
that had not already been
presented as door prizes. Leo’s
stacatto speech and lighthearted
descriptions of the flower ar-
rangements delighted the au-
dience. Occasionally Mr. De-
Jong slowed his speech just long
enough to ensure everyone knew
where the bidding stood.

Proceeds from the dinner and
auction will go the B.C. Heart
Foundation to further their
heart research and information
programs. Credit is due to the
Bavarian Inn for the meal; Mike
Rossiter of Totem Press for
printing the posters and admis-
sion tickets; Lady Footlocker
for their fashions and models;
Grace Fell Fiorist, Flowers a la
Carte, and Central Flowers for
their flowers and expertise; Ben-
son Optical, and Northern Ac-
cents, Terrace Travel and Leo
DeJong, Betty Campbell and
Karen lnriquez for their dedica-
tion to making the evening a suc-
cess.

Karen Enriquez is the newly-
appoinied chairman of the Ter-
race unit of the Heart Founda-
tion, and Betty Campbell is the
Northwest Regional Co-
ordinator of the B.C. Heart
Foundation, Campbell was
chairman of the Terrace unit for
eight years, prior to her appoint-
ment as Regional Co-ordinator

Grace Vales of Flowers a la Carte presents one of her flower arrangements

Flowers and fashion dinner
_ gets Heart Month t

icking

Month in Terrace will be an

education display clinic on
February 11, 12 and 13 in the
Skeena Mall. The clinic will of-
fer blood pressure checks, infor-
mation pamphlet on heart-
related problems, and a video
narrated by Al Waxman, which
allows viewers to self-evaluate
their risk of heart attack. Dieti-
tian Joan Marr will also be in at-
tendance to deal with diet-
related inquiries, from 2 - 3 p.m.
Thursday, 6-7 p.m. Friday, and
10 - 1] a.m. on Saturday.

to Karen Enriquez for auction to raise funds for the B.C. Heart Foundation.

| tion, call 635-4546 or 635-2508.

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. PUBLIC MEETING

The annual public meeting for all users of MK Bay Marina
will be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, February 13, 1988, in
the Activity Room of Nechako Elementary School,
Nightingale, Kitimat, B.C. For further information contact:

Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine
Suite 300, 4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4E1
635-7251 or 1-800-663-3208

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 10, 1988 15

Betty Campbell, Northwest regional coordinator of the B.C. Heart Founda-
tion, and Betty Hasker, manager of Lady Footlocker, congratulate
Charlotte Taylor for winning a door prize of a T-shirt from Lady Footlocker
at a recent Heart Foundation fundraising dinner.

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