It’s now less than seven weeks until Miss Terrace °91 is
~ erowned and they’ll be busy ones for the contestants. Apart
from the annual fashion show and speak-off, they have been
. and will be taking part in alot of other community events.
Over the next few weeks this column will introduce, in
alphabetical order, the contestants in this year’s pageant.

TINA APPLER, Miss Skeena Mall, is a grade 12 Caleconia stu-
dent who says a little encouragement from her mother was all
she needed to enter the Miss Terrace Pagent — something
she's always wanted to do. The 18-year-old, blue-eyed diond
is a: swimmer who also likes reading and working out at the
gym. She says she hopes to learn more about the people of -
Terrace through the pagent. She wants to be a dental
hygenist and after graduation will attend Northwest Cam-
munity College.

ANDREA ARNOLD, Miss Fabric Boutique, is a 16-year old
musician with an appreciation for the pioneer spirit in the peo-
ple of Terrace. This hazel-eyed brunette, a Grade 11 student
at Caleconia, is a member of her schocl choir and cancert
band and wishes to obtain a bachelor degree in voice and
then teach music privately. She says she hopes the pagent
gives her good public speaking skills and brings her into con-
tact with Terrace’s businesses.

HEATHER BRETFELD, Miss Elan Travel,: is an 18-year old
‘redhead with a love of the outdoors, She hikes and plays soc-
cer. and sings for the Caledonia choir and vocal jazz group.
She says the Miss Terrace Pagent will give her an opportunity
to meet new people and teach her to present herself Ina
positive way. That will certainly help her out when she starts
her career as a police officer.

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~ dars.draw...And . because. that

Local Kinsmen and-Kinettes

‘are about to celebrate their. 45th

anniversary, officially open
their new centre and hold their
annual installation of officers .-
— all on the same night.

It all takes place at the centre,
tocated off Halliwell Ave. and
adjacent to Heritage ‘Park on
Saturday, June 15 beginning at
6:30 p.m.

Although the centre ‘went up
last year, Kinsmen president
Dennis Lissimore explained the
opening marked completion of
the building — all the siding is
now up and the kitchen has
been finished.

He also pointed out it had
already proved very

Carnatio

Kinsmen: mark
-45 years .

-poptilars “It’s booked = right,
‘through td © September,’

said.
_Lissimore ‘anticipated - ‘the 45.

year celebration wauld include
the return to. the community of.

many faces associated with the’

Kin. organization over. that-
period.’ “We've sent out invita- -

tions to all past presidents-and ©
any ex-members," he explain-
ed.

’ Those that do return, and
those who are still here in Ter--
race, can also look forward to;

seeing what they looked like -

way back when. There will be a -
a special presentation featuring

‘snapshots .of members from .
' days goneby.“‘It should be a lot

of fun,”’ Lissimore predicted.

n drive

nets $5,000 |

The Terrace ‘Multiple
Sclerosis Group raised nearly
$5,000 in carnation sales last
month, reports its spokesman. ©

Doug MacKay: said | the.
money goes toward research
and treatment of the disease.

And ticket sales from its
parent society's van raffle draw

_ brought in another 56, 008 from

this area.
Nearly 30 businesses,

More -
calendar
winners ©

What a difference a day can ©.
make, as Jim Candelora of Ter-
race and Susan Workman have
discovered.

Their numbers were drawn
May 31 and June 1 respectively

happened - ‘on the. first and last

~ days of a month, they get dou-

ble the usual prize, or $100.

_ Margaret Rempel’s name
came up June 2, one day too
late for the bonus, But she’s still
a $100 winner because her name
was also drawn. April 22,

Other recent winners of $50
were Heather Piffer, Debbie
Jackman, Peggy Jackson,
Muriel O’Boyie, Antonio Lopes
and David Haizimsque, all of
Terrace, and Donald Reichert
from Stewart, Duncan resident
James Thompson and Margaret
Allen and Sheila Jackson of
Qualicum.

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tributed toward the carnation
and van. raffle efforts,” “said
MacKay. ©

Also received this’ year was
$500 from Pacific Northern Gas
to for books and -videos cover-
ing new research, self manage-
ment on the effects of multiple
sclerosis, relaxation and” stress
management. They are’ in the
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area, schools will.be fertilized monthly. ‘This
_ program will run from May through October
1991.

rs Maree: Elisa Noo Dolan” ome
a Birth: May 1,1994. at 8:37" pm *
Qibs.3oz, San: Female --
* Shawn and Elizabeth Oolea. *
‘A baby sister for Amanda.”

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Datu & Tie of Birth: May 4, 1991 at 11: 14 am
< © Wight: 8 ibs, 20z. Sex: Male»;

Parents: Loretta and ary! Dennis

.”. Baby'e Name: Dennis Jay Neaslass Jr.
‘Date & Time of Birth: May 4, 1991 at 7:16-am"
=" Weight: 8 tbs. 70z Seu Male:

+. Pagants: Dennis Neasloss and Patricla Price.

“Baby's ame: Michael Alan Marchildon Parry” ;
_ beta ‘Tima of Girth; May 7, 1997 at 8:45 am
Weight: B lbs. 13 oz. Sex: Male -
Parants: Alan and Fern Party
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EXCELLENCE:

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