Jaycees - Major Projects

I think most residents of
Terrace and the surroun-
ding area feel that the
Jayeees are doing a good
job both in furthering the
aims of business (through
the Annual Trades Fair)

and providing en- |

tertainment in the nor-
‘thwest. The Commercial
Hockey Tournament held
earlier this year was the

largest held in western -

Canada. The Jaycees also
sponsor wrestling.

The Jaycees will be |

continuing with these

projects and hopefully

expanding them. However,
in order to do this we will
have to increase our
membership. It is news to no
one that many residents
have left town. This has hurt
our membership. Plus many
of our long serving mem-
bers have been transferred
by their employers. -

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE,

dt you are male belween
the ages of. eighteen and
forty ‘would you be in-
terested in helping the
Jaycees help terrace? What
do we stand for? What do we
do? Well these are questions
that would take too long to
answer here and now. So if

ou are interested in

coming a Jaycee, and
certainly if you are in-
terested in meeting other
young men in our com-
munity why not attend our
“Introduction Night” to be
held at the Terrace Hotel on
Wednesday, September 15
commencing at 7 p.m.

If you would like to know
more about the aims of the
Jaycees, or are interested
in joining please contact me
at 635-2281 days, or 635-7698
evenings.

George A. Clark

President

Terrace and District
Jaycees

Trades Fair .

The Annual Pacifie
Northwest Trades Fair is
the largest project un-
dertaken by the Unit. It
involved 100 percent
participation by the
membership. This year’s
project promises to be
the biggest and best Fair
yet. This is a project that
we feel helps in the
development of in-

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munity.

Hockey
Tournament

Terrace
Commercial Hockey
Tournament. This will be
an annual event on our
Jaycee Calendar. The
tournament is the largest
cash tournament of its
kind in Western Canada.
We offered $2700 in prize
money and many
Terrace residents said it
was the best hockey they
have seen in some time.
Teams participating
came from all over the
province. Teams from
.Alberta have heard of
this tournament and have

Terrace
Kitimat

4648 Lakelse Ave.
238 Gily Centre

indicated a desire to
enter next year. This is
non-stop hockey at its
best and provides en-
tertainment for the
citizens of Terrace,

Hockey Patrol

The past few years we
have worked at the.
Terrace Centennial
Hockey Games. Our
involvement at these
games includes taking
tickets, . ushering,
working the timekeeper’s.

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box and goal judging.

Other Projects .

There were seventeen
minor projects that we
also ran through the
year. These projects help
an individual in learning
how to become a leader,
an organizer and most of
all how to work with

people.

THEW QUADRA TRAVEL
SERVICE

THE ONLY CP AIR APPOINTED
AGENT IN TERRACE

The Jaycees of today are
your community leaders of tomorrow

~ ON CREATIVITY
| The man who follows the crowd, will usally gel no. farther

than the crowd. The man who walks alone is tthely to find
himself in places no one has ever been before.

Creativity in boing is not without its attendant difficulties for
peculiarity breeds contempl. And the unfortunate thing aboul
being ahead of your time is that when people final, realize you
are right, they if say tf was obvious all along.

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mainstream, or you can be distinct. Th be distinct, you must
be different. ws be different, you must strive fo be what no

"one else but you can be eae

All Candidate
Nights —

This is a project that
we are most proud of. By
hosting the municipal,
provincial and . federal
political forums we feel
honored that it gives both
candidates and voters a
chance to speak in a

‘democratic fashion. Last

year’s municipal and

* provincial All Candidate

Forums were well
received by all con-
cerned, There will be
another All Candidates
Forum this fall.

Wrestling

The Jaycees for the
past four years have heen

-providing .Pro Wrestling

to the peoples of Terrace
and surrounding area.
This year we are sorry
we cannot provide more
matches to the wrestling
fans due to the fact that
the ice wil] be staying in
the Arena all summer.
Two years. ago we
donated the. wrestling

to the District of
Terrace. It can be used.
for wrestling, boxing and
as a stage. 2

Proclamation}

Hear per Hear per

Let it be known that 1, corpoy rowzann Mayor of the
District of Terrace, by the powers vested in me do
hereby declare that:

WHEREAS: this comunity can benefit from organized
. betterment projects; and

WHEREAS: this community can benefit from young men
trained for leadership; and

WHEREAS: this community can benefit from good business

. ’ gonditions, more tourists, civic improvements,

‘ better facilities for health and education; and

the Terrace Jaycees is a voluntary organization
of young men enabling us all to work together
to achieve the above goals and generally to
build a better community, to develop hetter
citizens in our community.

NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED that civic support
for JAYCEE WEEK is to be observed from September 15th

EXECUTIVE FOR THE
YEAR 1976

President — George Clark
Internal Vice President —
Roger Chernenkoff
‘External Vice President —
Stu Crouse

Corresponding Secretary —

ele Lepold
Recording Secretary —
Fred Barbour
Treasurer — Wally
Lefebvre |
Honorary President — Gord
Hamilton ;

to 22nd, 1976, and that all citizens lend their interest,
‘support and co-operation in making this observance
successful in every way.'

September Bth, 1976 _.e-ti

“GOD SAVE THE QUEEN”

Mayor |