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It’s a paper chase

CHILDREN IN local schools are going on a paper recycling of-
fensive. .

It's al] part of the Skeena Valley Recycling Socicty’s new Recycl-
able Paper Contest.

Society marketing coordinator Jackic Thomsen said all of the
paper is going to be collected at the local recycling depot on May
30 -- in time for the start of Environment Canada’s Environment
Week June 1-7,

The fourteen schools involved will be going head-to-head to col-
lect the most paper, and the school receiving the most will win a
trophy and prizes, she said,

"We've had a really good response from the communily," she
added. Thomsen said the depot will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m,
May 30

Ready for the challenge

FITWEEK HAS arrived and once’ again its time for the three
cities of the northwest to compete for the title of the most physically
fit community.

The city that can get the most people to do a minimum of 15
minutes of continuous physical activity on Wednesday, May 27
wins.

Prince Rupert has won the coveted honour for the last two ycars
in a row, blowing away the competition last ycar with 70 per cent of
the population doing their fitness quota. Terrace was second with
44 per cent, followed by Kitimat with 41 per cent.

Terrace hasn’ t won the event since 1989.

Also on May 27 is the Corporate Cup -- in which the trophy of the
same name goes to the business or organization that has the highest
percentage of employees participating that day.

And on May 22, beware of the "Pump Patrol". To enforce Sneaker
Day, patrollers will be inspecting businesses and organizations to
levy fines of 25 cents against people who arent wearing "exercise
footwear", A trophy again goes to the business or organization with
the greatest parlicipation.

CDC workers at symposium

TWO SUPERVISORS at the Terrace Child Development Centre
are in Sydney, Nova Scotia, this week for a national childcare
mainstreaming symposium.

Julie Jacobs and Karen Skog are taking in SpeciaLink’s
Symposium '92 to-learn more about mainstreaming -- which is the
inclusion of disabled children in regular neighbourhood childcare
Programs, with appropriate supports,

Red Cross to set up shop

THE CANADIAN Red Cross is planning to set up a branch in
Terrace. .

Anyone interested in becoming a part of the organization can at-
tend an initial meeting in the library basement May 29, starting at
4:30 p.m. If there’s enough interest elections will ve held for execu-
tive positions.

For more information, call Lissi Sorensen at 635- 2158,

Harley riders help food bank

HARLEY-DAVIDSON owners here are holding a poker run in
support of the Terrace Food Bank this weekend.

They'll meet at lot 8 in the Gossen Creck subdivision Saturday
_ and Sunday, starling at 11 a.m. each day,

There’s a $10 entry fee for poker players, and all proceeds go to
the food bank.

For more information, call Ron or Barb at 638-0789 eves.

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Double Exposure
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Comedy duo Hob Robertson
and Linda Cullen of CBC
Radio’s Double Exposure will be
hosting the fifth anniversary show
for the Prince Rupert Performing
Arts Centre.

The special variety show will
be held May 23-24, beginning at
8 pm. This is the second ap-
pearance in Prince Rupert by
Robertson and Cullen. The duo
were also present for the Centre’s
gala opening in 1987,

Included on the Saturday eve-
ning Program are Prince Rupert
singers Tracy .Gladuc, James
Demings, Charlene Mechalchuk,
Colleen McLaren, Nancy Green,
Genero Falvo, Sonja Kozmaniuk,
Mary-Ellin Instance and the
Prince Rupert Rotary Choir.

Spectrum City Dance will be .
performing a number and Taylor
Stegavig will be doing an upbeat
tap solo. Trish McKay has
prepared a short skit,

An open house will be held at
the Centre on Sunday, and for
those who have not had the
chance to go behind the scenes,
backstage tours will be provided.

Also on Sunday at 2 pm, Randy
Raine-Reusch takes to the stage
with several dozen instruments
from around the world to present
a one-hour family show. There is
no admission charge to this show.

Tickets for the Saturday night
performance are $16 for adults,

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Ross Haltem Kevin Derow __ Don Coburn : 1:

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Earl Houlden Connie Hansen D.Dunean Solveig Adair Lion Club (déwntown) a if
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Percy Gavronski Archie MacDonald -- Owen Fewer: Linda Bretfetd Heather's Balioon Magic 7
- Bill Marsh . Bert Mast Erle Holt. . ” Edna Cooper Inn of the West 7
. Bob Middleton -. Rand Menhinick ' Trevor Jobb Earl Ellis — . “Mt, Layton Hot Springs iM
- Jack Smaha Erika Nichalson Carl Johansen Alantppel Northern Motor Inn 1

Pat Ogawa Joe Katasonoftf Ted Johnson “ Northern Mountain Helicopters

RJA Forestry Hank Randrup - ‘Pan Lindsay Wayne Kilgren « Northwest Skydivers

Brock English Dave Rice . “Rod Meredith — Rion Landridge Pizza Hut
: Brian Smith Art Mol Bill McRae REM Lee Theatre

Skeena Sawmills Sylvia Robinson * Cheryl Morton Travis Murray - River Industries
_ Murray Alaric ~-» Dallas Stevenson ‘Dave Nicholson Floss Owens “2 *=--.. Skeena Broadcasters
’ Bunty Athaus “> Dan Tuomi Marilyn Pearson Jake Polzin “Terrace Review

Carl Eide Ken Zeigier John Perras - Anne Silsbe ‘Terrace Standard

Steve Gagne Christina Ripley Doug Smith Valley Oxygen
~ Sonny Jay a Pat Smith. Peter Turner Western Equipment

Damien Keating Pacific Regeneration Technologies Andy Spangl Tom Walker | . «Woodima Forestry Services «| 7

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Larry Anderson Bill Lee Stella Radford Cassie Hall students - Mr. Springer's class.

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