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‘18 Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 22, 1987

Becca Shears, representing the
White Heather Clud, was selected as
First Princess In the recent Miss Ter-
race Pageant at the REM Lee Theatre.

Judges at the 1987 Miss Terrace
Pageant chose Leigha Needham, rep-
resenting the Kinsmen Club, to be
this year's Second Princess. |

Miss Terrace —
continued from page 1— ~~

**Hold your head high and
wear your crown with pride,Miss

Terrace 1987, for you are rep-":

resenting the people of Terrace
and they deserve only the best.’’

“Thank you, for giving me
memories I will cherish for the
rest of my life.’

in the final two categories of -
awards, Andrea Murray, Miss.

Skeena mall, was chosen by her
peers for the honor of Miss. Per-
sonality, and Miss Elks Club,

Karen Brodie, won the talent

portion of the pageant with her
mime of a pianist. ©

The competition for Miss Ter-
race 1987 was close and, as sum-
med up by the instructor of the
citizenship workshops, Vesta
Douglas, any one of the 11 con-
testants were more than capable

_ Of representing the city.

“T’ve been a judge on many
occasions, and I would not like
to have been having to make

8:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m. — Triathalon

SATURDAY, JULY 25°

— Pancake Breakfast, $3/plate
| Skeena Mall Parking Lot -
11:00 a.m. — Riverboat Days Parade
_ Lakelse Avenue oy :
11:00 a.m. — Terrace Family Day
Lower Little Park  ~— -
1:00 p.m. — Penny Bingo
Lower Little Park _
3:15 p.m. — Belly Flop
’ Lower Little Park
11:00 p.m. — Fireworks Display == =sss—iy:s *
FO, Keith Ave. & Frank St. ~
SUNDAY, JULY26.
"9:00 a.m, —_ 11th Annual King of the Mountain

Footrace starting at the Arena.

Provincial Picnic Site

11:00 a.m. — Salmon BBQ

1:00 p.m. — Music In The Park

Heritage Park:

that decision,’’ she said. “I
think the judges did a splendid
job.” i
*‘I worked with the girls for a
‘couple of workshops and I was
delighted with the calibre. They

all seemed to mie to be very }
sincere ‘about the city, and I §

think that’s the first dequisite.”’

The judges for the 1987 Miss
Terrace pageant were Dodi Ings,
the National Vice President of
the Jaycees, and Tracy Pokolm,
Sharon Ellermann, Bob Park,

Lillian Soughton and Paul

Kinder,

Judges for effective speaking
were Betty Misfeldt,. Richard
Terlesky and Don Suttis, and for
the talent portion of. the

pageant, Brian Koven, Elaine |

Shepherd and Bonnie Shaw.

The Diamond Jubilee River-
boat Days activities starting this
weekend will give the new Miss
Terrace and her Princesses their

first experience in taking part in

community events.

This will be followed in
August by a trip to Vancouver
where Miss Terrace, Charlotte

Schoeps, will represent the City ff

of Terrace in the Miss PNE
Pageant.

: Water — from page 17.

1987 would see residential users

paying $8.00 per month,
‘Comparable water usage rates:

in the -Northwest are Prince

‘Rupert at $6.85, Kitimat at
$7.00 and Smithers at $8.75 per -
month.

Legends —
continued from page 16

roll, one of the original Platters,
will explain why the rock music
of today just isn’t the same.

In following issues Boby Cur-
tola will explain why he thinks
the whole 50’s experience has
come back for another run, and
Buddy Knox will ialk about
Rock n’ Roll in Europe... acon-
tinent where the musical clock

‘stopped 25 years ago. ©

- Fire —

On July 18 at 12:19 a.m. the

“$7.00 0 we

to 6:30 p.m. Field beside Gift Shop on Hwy. 16 West.
11:30 a.m. — Cardboard Boat Races __ _
Lakelse Lake Provincial Picnic

‘Site

‘
wy

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to" MONDAY, JULY 27
“to 6:00:p.m:; Lower Little Park -

_ 12:00-noon — ‘Arts and Crafts Display __

0800p. 97 :
12:00 noon — Arts and Crafts Display ©.

to 9:00 p.m. - Terrace City Hall

7:00 p.m.

ge ge

2:00 p.m: ~ -Kinette Kiddies Kernival
TUESDAY, JULY 28.
Terrace Art Gallery and Library
to 5:00 p.m. . Terrace Art Gallery and Library.
6:00-p.m. — City Hall Open House rer

THURSDAY, JULY 30 0) >

12:00 noon — Arts and Crafts Display =. .

‘to 5:00'p.m. _. Terrace Art Gallery and Library ek

7:00 p.m. —. Bed Races SR ey

0 Lakelse Avenue 7
Spot, -. FRIDAY, JULY 31
~~ ‘12:00 noon. — Arts and Crafts Display . . - -

to 5:00 p.m. Terrace Art Gallery and Library

6:00 p.m. — All Native Soccer Tournament:

. Skeena Field oe ty
— Slo-Pitch Tournament

Riverside and Rotary Parks 7

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located in the school’s garbage
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‘On July 18 the Terrace fire
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fire at 1:51 p.m. The blaze oc-.|

curred next to the REM Lee
Theatre and the cause appeared

to be vandalism or carelessness.
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The Terrace fire department
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