Stan at the Tweedsmuir House receiving her pointsette. (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)

Seniors receive a beautiful gift

Burns Lake seniors were gifted poinsettias again this year thanks to Bulkley Valley Credit Union (BVCU) who sponsored Decker Lake Elementary’s fundraiser. BVCU donated just over a $1000 to buy seniors in the Burns Lake and area each a beautiful poinsettia. Edna, Stan and Jim are just a few of the seniors who got a plant.. (Submitted photos/Lakes District News)

 

Jim at the Tweedsmuir House receiving her pointsette. (Submitted photo/Lakes District News)

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