Actually, these rubbe

via Edmonton last week,

. Bi:
r ducks — §,000 in all — aren

't headed for the bath at all. They'll be drop-
ped into the Skeena River Aug. 5 for the Rotary Club’s Wild Duck Race during Riverboat Days, -
The ducks, resting here with Ted Gamerin his back garden, were shipped here from Hong Kong,

News from the Willows: °

Ted Johnston is enjoying a
short vacation and also away
for awhile are Mildren Hjort
and Eva Cote.

Birthdays. were célebrated this
month by Ann Brenner, July 6,
and Queenie Jensen, July 14,
‘And everyone is enjoying the
lovely hanging baskets donated
by the local nursery.
: Kerk .
Hector Joseph Cote passed
away June 14 at Mills Memorial
hospital of heart attack, |
’ Hector was born here in Ter-
face on May 2i, 1924, His
parents Honore and Mary came
to the area in 1920 and had eight
children, most of whom were
looked after at their. birth by
midwife Carrie Doll.
‘Fhe’ family lived on: Park
Ave, (the house is still there)
and. their across-the-street.
neighbours were Art Stokes, his
wife and their five children,
~At the age of 12; Hector went’
to ‘work for ‘George Little and

sR,

Hec missed |

by | .
Yvonne Moen

d thé army and served overseas
“until 1946,
Returning to Terrace, he
Started his own plumbing
business which he later sold toa
Prince Rupert firm.
' Hector later moved to

' . Smithers where he worked with

the BC Forest-Service and it was
here he met his wife Eva (Peter-

* ‘son). The couple were married

“on Sept. 27, 1951,

They also had a small farm in
‘Smithers where Hector helped
raise Eva's brothers and sisters,
Hector was always a kind and
considerale person. The couple

did ‘not have any children of

thelr own, _
After Eva's death, Feb. 27,
.1966, Hector worked at several
different jobs in the Smithers
area until returning .to Terrace
to look after his mother. Here

“he worked in the’ logging’ in-

pevert ease later cw Tod cin,

dustry uniil’ his tettrement: > £
Hector was often called upon
io emcee special’ family events

\ because he always loved to tell

stories. His family was a source
of great joy to him and his hob-
bies were mushroom picking —
his brother Maurice has fond
memories of that — prospec-
ting, raising rabbits and garden-
ing.

His home in Copperside was
a special place for him and he
cared for it with great pride,

The memorial service took
place June 21] at the Sacred
Heart Parish, Father Allan
Noonan officiating. Organist

was Margaret Johnson, soloist

Della Smith, the Royal Cana-
dian Legion Branch 13 provided
the honour guard and brother-

‘in-law Axel Peterson from

Smithers delivered the eulogy.
Uncle Hee will be sadly miss-
ed by all Family. and friends.

JULY, 1991 -

MCNOAY

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excel —
in music
exams

. Tetrace musicians did ex

tremely well in this summer’s

’ Royal Conservatory of Music

theory exams, says Bonnie

‘MacNeill, an instructor at the

Northwest. Academy of Perfor-
ming Arts,

Most students who wrote the
exams May 11-12 in Terrace are
from Terrace, although one
pupil, Cynthia McKitrick — in
the area: this summer for
treeplanting. — -hails from
Saskatchewan, *

Exams are written across the

‘country’ in May and in

December,.

A score of 60-to 69 points
equals'a Pass’? grade; 70 ta 79
equals ‘‘Honours'’; 80 to 90

equals ‘‘First Class Honours”: .

and 91 to 100 equals “First
‘Class- Honours with
Distinction.”
The Terrace results are:
Grade 4 Harmony
Honours
Anne Hill, Baukje Floris
Pass _
Elizabeth Sluys
Grade 4 History .
Pass
’ Cynthia Dawn MeKitrick
' Grade 2 Rudiments

~ First Class Honours with ©

Distinction ~

'_ Lara Jessie Tessaro, Deborah
Casey Paul Fleming, Sjoukje
Floris, Kathleen
Langridge, Stephen Fleming,
M. Ellie Higginson

First Class Honours

Aisha Manji, Jennifer Susan
McMynn, Travis E. B. McMur-
ray, Rebecca Van Herk,
Timothy Barrie Phillips -

Honours

Scott Robert Springer

Pass °

Amanita Coosemans, Patrick
Robert Phillips -

Preliminary Rudiments

First’ Class . Honours with
Distinction _

“Andrea ‘Louise ‘Collis, James
Péter:“Taron;'-David Fleming, -
Sharon Liatia Doughty, Byron
Michael Mikaloff, Jill Abigail
Thiessen

First Class Honours '

Julie Anne Brewer, Kristi
Anne Panchuk, Amy Louise
Turner

Pass

Elizabeth Clark

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