by Sheena Falconer

Terrace Review. — Wednesday. August 21, 1991

Northwest sending 86

enthusiastic entries
to B.C. Seniors’ Games

55 and over are realizing that they

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A cheerful and animated crowd

~ of seniors met at the Happy

Gang Centre on Saturday 10

arrange details for their trip to

Coquitlam for the Senior Games.

Keith McAra, first vice president
of the Games committee, chaired
the meeting and described travel
arrangements. A 47-passenger bus
and a 15-passenger van have been
chartered to take the seniors to
Coquitlam. Some of the seniors
will be driving down. Those taking
the bus will have an overnight stay
in Williams Lake.

There will be a total of 86 par-
ticipants from zone 10 competing
in the Games, an increase from 66
in 1990. The total number of par-
ticipants in the Games last year
came to 1,400 and it is expected
that almost 2,000 seniors will be
taking part in the Games this year.
As a vigorous Bud Kirkaldy
pointed out, more and more people

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can take part in the games, as there
is a tremendous variety of events -
available, Bud is the zone rep for
the area and was largely respon-

parade.

McAra commented that one thing
he: would like to see is more
participation from seniors in the
Nass area.

Fund-raising, which has involved
bake sales, garage sales, raffles
and the origin of the 400 club, has
raised almost enough money to
cover expenses for the seniors.

The last winner of the 400 club |
draw was Reg Badge and the next
draw will be held Aug.31. The
Senior Games Committee offered
thanks and a donation to the
Happy Gang Centre for the
generous use of their facility.

The seniors in Zone 10, whose
slogan is the Biggest Little Zone in
B.C., won 18 medals last year.
This year they would like to win
them all.

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