Royals
are on
tour

Contributed .

Since crowning night, May 9th,
Terrace’s new royalty has been
very busy. So

Their first official trip was a
jaunt north for the Miss Stewart
pageant... .

Miss . Terrace 1992 Dana
Johanson and first princess Jodi
Coulter toured Stewart and
Hyder. =

On June 10th, the local royals
were invited to attend the formal
inspection of the 747 Air Cadets,
televised: by Evergreen Com-
munity Television.

June 12th saw the four royals
— Johanson, Coulter, second
princess Kari Allen and Miss
Talent Angela Parmar altend the
Miss . Kitimat pageant. It was a
busy weekend as they were up at
the crack of dawn the next day to
travel to Prince Rupert to be on
the Riverboat float. that the city
entered iti the Seafest parade.

Dana Johanson was inviled to
altend the Toastmasters’ meeting
on the 16th of June and the Youth
Atubassador Society has been in-
viled to atlend their workshops
for all the 1993 contestants, This
will be used to help them prepare
for the PNE contest which is bicld
every August. Dana leaves Aug.
22 to attend this event.

Miss Terrace and her two prin-
cesses also attended the Miss

MISS TERRACE 1992 Dana Johanson waves to the crowd dur-

ing the Riverboat Days parade here two weekends ago.

Prince George pageant June 18,
taking in Fort George Muscum,
the art gallery, Cottonwood Is-
land train muscum,

On July 25 they enjayed a so-
cial outing with the residents of
the Willows Apartments on a trip
to Prince Rupert. They took in the
cannery, and had lunch together
before returning to Terrace.

On Canada Day they were
racing push carts down Lakelse
Avenuc, On July 8th they: at-

tended the local Blood Donor
clinic and on the 25th were at the
Skeena Valley Triathlon.

More recently, the girls were on
hand for the Riverboat Days pa-
rade,

Shelly O’Brien - and . Dana
Johanson are off at the end of Au-
gust to Sidney, Nova Scotia.
They'll be visiting focal dig-
nitaries and Dana will be acting
as ambassador. for the City of
Terrace in Cliarlottetown, P.E.I.

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On behalf of the Canadian Red DY Ob ’
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donors who supported and gave
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The Terrace clinic’s collection
of 495 units of blood was a
tremendous contribution to the -
blood bank, especially with the
blood shortage we have been ex-
periencing since the latter part of
June.

Unfortunately for 1993, we
have not been. able. to schedule
blood donor clinics for three
nortlwestern B.C, communities:
Kitimat, Terrace and Prince
Rupert.

However we still may be able to
conduct clinics in the northwest
in subsequent years.

Thank you again.

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