Games

_By MARY ANN BURDETT

= It’s telethon week — the big .

fund-raiser for the ‘Northern
B.C, Winter Games will be here
this Sunday, Sept, 30, . on Chan-
nel:10 from 1 a.m..through to
9 p.m...

‘This, extravaganza will be
telecast live from the R.E.M.

Lee theatre: ‘Why not go to the
theatre for a part of your day °

and join the fun and excitement
of watching the performers in
person? ‘ =

-» Along with Laurie Thain and
Valdy and other high-calibre.

local-talents, there will be ex:
hibitions. from the Skeena
Valley Square Dancers, the
Prince Rupert Chinese Dancers

_7— both of which are more than

worth making a trip out to
watch — and our own unit of
the Shrine clowns, with acts that
can only be described as totally
professional and completely ab-
sorbing, .. -

Music-wise, we will be treated
to the sounds of Big Bark and
the.Howlers, the Mothballs,
Diamond Back, the Stage Hogs,
Riverbottom Nightmare Band,
Dick Ladouceur and his group,

NORTHERN BC= WINTER GAMES

and the ever haywire and enter-
taining ‘Rube Band.’ Jim
Branch, Impressionist, will be

, there with an act that is

guaranteed to catch your atten-
tion and the Summer Schoo!
Theatre Group will also be in
action for us. os

' Now just how’ much more
could we passibly hope for in a
day’s entertainment? Citizens
of Terrace, come on down to
the theatre this Sunday and join
the fun in person, enjoy
yourself while assisting your
hometown with the hosting of
the Northern B.C. Winter
Games.

Make your donations, issue
your challenges — whether at
home or in the theatre — and
pick up your Winter: Games
souvenirs from the booth in the
lobby. There will be hats,

_ Seniors bring

back Games
~ medal haul

_. TERRACE — Seniors from the
- horthwest zone brought back a

total of 18 medals from the
‘Seniors. Games held earlier this
month in Courtenay.

“We had a preat time — the
hospitality was great and the
weather was just beautiful,”

- said: Betty Nordstrom, one of

the local seniors at the Games.
~A-total of 66 seniors com-
-peted from this zone, bringing
back a gold, six silver, and 11
bronze medals.
‘Kitimat’s Dorothy Cheyne

won the zone’s sole gold medal, °

by winning her division of
-women’s singles badminton,

"and Inge Schumacher took the
silver inzthat event, Kitimat’s ©

‘Erland’ Sander claimed. the

.-men’s singles bronze, and
Sander and Cheyne combined

.to take the. mixed doubles

. bronze,

_. The cribbage team — which
included Terrace’s Lowell Croft

~ and Mary Anne Dilley — took

silver.

-Terrace’s Bud Kirkaldy was
the zone’s lone track-and-field
star, throwing the shot put fora
bronze-medal finish. He also

_ . picked up a bronze in the long

jump.

-Terrace’s’ Marian Duffus
-earned a silver in swimming,

while Ron Knight, of Kitimat,

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TOURISM IS GOOD

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RACE.,,SHOW YOUR PRIDE!

BUSINESS GENERATING DOLLARS THAT MULTIP-
‘|. LY AS: THEY CIRCULATE THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY! AS
Y ‘BEAUTIFUL AS THE SCENERY [S, VISITORS WILL BEST REMEMBER
THE WAY THEY WERE TREATED BY THE FOLKS WHO LIVE HERE.
JULIUS KOMLOS IS A SENIOR SAWMILL SUPERVISOR AT SKEENA
ELIULOSE. HE CAME TO TERRACE IN 1957 AFTER LEAVING
HUNGARY. JULIUS LOVES THE SPECTACULAR BEAUTY AND THE
RIENDLY PEOPLE IN THIS PLACE HE CALLS HOME, COME ON TER:

biked to a total of four bronze
medals in the cycling events.

Horseshoe competition saw
Fred Annett and Joan Ziraldo
both win silver medals, while
Betty Demmitt brought back a
bronze.

Team events saw Kitimat’s
five-pin bowling team bring
back some more bronze, But

Terrace’s big team event win for |

the zone came when Terrace’s
softball team cruised to a
bronze-medal placing. The
team’s bronze medalists includ-
ed: Ray Flaherty, Nick
Palagian, Ken Perry, Andy
Avison, Harley Poague, Gor-
don Hamilton, Gordon Clent,

-Roy Blue, Neal Nordstrom,
Betty Nordstrom,

Jini” Mac-
Dougall, Clarence Degerness,
Mary Degerness, Allan Dubeau,
Evelyn Francis, Maxine
Smallwood, and Esther Postuk,

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T-shirts, sweat shirts, golf
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tastefully done and reasonably
priced.

In the field of donations and
challenges, Dianne Francis says
Terrace Bowling Lanes will be
offering score-keeping and/or
jand instruction in bowling
from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Sunday,
Sept. 30, for a minimal $5. The
money collected will be donated
to the telethon, with a challenge
to other local businesses to
equal or better it. The Figure
Skating Club has a $500 dona-
tion ready to. be made, and the
Terrace Curling Club has a
broom raffle in progress, with
proceeds ear-marked for the
telethon.

Letters have been sent to the
schools encouraging our
younger folks to come up with
individual challenges and we

telethon arrives |

know we can count on them, I
have given much consideration
to my personal challenge, and
find that I can spare a twenty-
dollar bill (there goes a much-

needed hair-do) and challerige

everyone who loves Terrace to
equal or better it,

OF course none of us will
have any trouble remembering
our “Evening with Laurie
Thain" at the Terrace Inn ‘on
Sept. 29th. If you don’t have
your tickets as-yet, you can
check with the Winter Games
office at 635-1991 — you just
might be lucky enough to find
one or two tickets left,

While the big excitement this
week is with the telethon, the
other Winter Games committees
are far from idle, Sherril Brown
and Kelly Kline, who are chair-
ing the cross-country skiing
events, have been exceptionally

busy laying out ski trails in the °

Onion Lake area.’ The Games
depend. on hard-working,
dedicated volunteers like them,
Until next week — remember:
Terrace is Terrific, and so will
be the telethon. See you at the
R.E,M. Lee on Sunday,

Squash

TERRACE — Squash action has resumed at the courts at

Northwest Community College, and the season’s first tourna-

ment gets underway this weekend. .
Local club spokesman Brian Draper said the club has lost

returns

_ Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 26, 1990 — Page B7

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