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‘race Jaycees,

James ‘@llham was recently named a Lifetime Member of the
- Terrace Jaycees organization at a recent group meeting which

. featured the election of new officials in the local branch.
_ Gllham is the second peraon to hold the honorary Position in*

the Jaycoes.

APRIL 24 - 26

jin the development of Terrace as a communi- ;

-past members are in business for themselves.

| 7 19-39 to become tomorrows leaders. Jaycees

New officials
elected as
_ Jaycee reps

‘ TERRACE — At the re-
cent meeting of the Ter-
elections
were held and new posi-
tions were determined. —
Some of the results of

‘the elections were: .presi-

dent, Brian Champlin; in-
ternal vice president, Jim

Bell; external -vice presi- —

dent, James Thomsen;
treasurer, Don Suttis;
secretary, Neil Mac-
Donald; honorary : presi-
dent, Doug Misfeldt; and
past president,
Aitios.

The ‘newest lifetime

member was named.

James Gilham is the Ter-
race branch’s second

lifetime member, of which —

the Terrace unit is allowed
only four...
Since Jaycee members

Novice h
a huge

TERRACE — The
season-ending Terrace
Minor Hockey 10-team
Novice Tournament came
up with a very successful
formula as four local
teams plus four from

. Kitimat and two from

Smithers played a total of
15 games on April 4 and 5.

It was an All-Novice
division set-up with
youngsters from the group
made up of players in the
eight and nine-year-old
section, with some even
younger.

The emphasis was on
“fun’ as every player pick-

ed up a special participa-

ET eyEME SNES HEUER PAE MST CSTE

-members’’,

Sohn

can only be between - the ;
ages of 18 and 39 unless -

they are ‘‘sponsor
Gilham has

been given the honor of

lifetime status because of —

his earlier work with the
organization. The position

carries all the privileges of —

a regular member. Dues

_ are paid by the group, but

a lifetime member cannot
hold a position in office
unless he has been ap-

pointed as honorary presi-
‘dent by the unit.

Gilham has been-an ac-
tive member in the Jaycees
since 1976, and he plans to

help the organization for.

Many years to come.
Congratulations -to all.

’ Jaycee members who now--
hold an official position .

due to the elections.

success |

tion award when it ended.
Each team played three
games, and three of the
teams won all their games.

‘They were Johnston-

Barclay-Scaife and
Knights of Columbus
from Kitimat, plus Fire-
fighters of the local
league. .

Kitimat’s Alcan and
Eurocan teams posted
one-win, one-loss and
one-tie records. Terrace
Kalum: Electric had one
win and two losses. The
other four teams -- Elks,
Legion, Smithers Roi and
Smithers Oscars -- all

wound up with one tie and

preparing for its 17th annual debut.

unlike the real business world, they. do allow

- game star,

-of ice time.

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Maytont Pe Pacific Northwest
~ Trades Fair in Terrace

by Andy Lee. ro
Publicity Chairman.

Terrace Jaycees. Mes

mh Trades Fair Committee . ° -.
TERRACE — Since 1953 The: Terrace. and’
District Jaycees have played an important role.

Past Jaycees have held ‘public office and
even to this date some are still actively involv-.
ed in running the community of Terrace. Some

Jaycees provide the training background to
‘develop and encourage young men between

promote such ideas as free enterprise and good.
business sense, One good example is the local
Pacific Northwest Trades. Fair, currently |

Trades Fair is a team effort. with: many of
the local Jaycees taking part in the organiza-
tion of this three day event. As with many pro- .
jects carried out by Jaycees, the event requires
a chairman, : a treasurer, a secretary: and many
special interest volunteers, |

Each member of. the Trades: Fair team has
his objective and duty to fulfil: However,

mistakes; something the real world would not
take so lightly. As mentioned before, Jaycees.
is a training organization; and’ learning. takes

place whether successful or not,
“continued on page 20

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y| Report

Terrace resident Andy L Les invites local residents to- tho -
daycees. Pacitic Northwest Trades Fair.

fT. Is the stork «
about to. visit yout

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Let everyone know about the happy event by having it printed
in the Terrace Review. Forms are available at the hospital.

~ Ron and Ruth Bahr, along with sister Pamela, are happy
_to-announce the arrival of Melissa Joy on. March 27, 1987,
weighing 8 Ibs. 3 oz. Special thanks to Drs. Redpath, Boyd,
: Asante and Hamilton and the Mills maternity staff.

‘Bruce and Norma Lloyd thank the Lord Jesus for their
- Son, Joel Micah, born April 6, 1987, weighing : 7 Ibs. 5 Oz.

two losses.
For every game, two
players from each team §
were chosen to receive
trophies as either the most
valuable playez, or, the.

’ Games were made up of
two, 21-minute runsing-
time periods. Except for |
the goalie, groups of five
players played three min-
utes each, then left the ice
for another five-player
group. This rotation con-
tinued through each con-
test. Overtime was not
allowed due to limitation

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