By JOANNE AMES
Herald Staff Writer

School is out for the summer.

The momentary joy that the children
and adolescents feel as they rush out
into the freedom of summer fades
quickly. ;

“Once you're out, “what is there to

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Please say this with a maddening
whine in your voice to your parent(s) at
least three Himes an hour, daily, for the
next two month. :

Parents, please exercise patience.

If you were wise, you would have
signed your child’s name onto one of

the blossoming lists for swimming th

lessons, hockey school, or a summer
school course in drama.
For those of you who were foolish

Leonard Ramsey weds Laurie Raedeke

White and yellow freesias

corn flowers adorned the

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JoAnne looks a

daisies, baby’s breath, and . cone Pride wore. ala ed

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enough to bé caught unprepared for the
season uf sun and frolic, too bad.

As we all know, Terrace is famous
for it's fabulous summer weather.
From June first to September the third,

blessings from the skies pour down

upon us. .
’ Drench us.

It 8 for the whole time.

Well, bear up folks. Hand the kids an
um: and& pair of gumboots each,
and there will be no problem. = -

Except that kids don’t like the rain
any more than adults do, And kids
can't afford to go to the swimming pool
at the rather exorbitant prices they
charge for entry every day of the week.
There isn't a chance of that happening,
, because there is only one day of
public swimming a week.

Well, so they go to the pool once a

That's once a week that there is
something to do.

Besides, if they went every day, the
novelty would wear orf, and then where
would you be? I know where they
would be, they would have the worst
case of water-wrinkled skin ever seen.

A millimeter of precipitation a day
plus a two-hour swim.

How much can a kid take?

All right, we’ve covered swimming.

There are movies, you say to yourself
in a moment of absolute genius.

If you ignore the ones that have toa
much sex, too much violence, or too
much horror, you're left with about
four a month. And the kids don’t
always like the tame, inoffensive
variety of shows, They like a little zip
in their cinema viewing, just like
adults.

There has got to he something else to

NUPTIAL BELLS RING IN JUNE

marriages Ken

lower

Commissioner

of

with short sleeves and an
Booth -

empire waist.

wedding of Laurie Ruth
Raedeke to Leonard
Edward (Ted) Ramsey in
Terrace on Friday, June
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pattern and short butterfly.
sleeves to the ceremony
whith took place at 2 p.m. in
the Terrace’ provinelal

officiated.

The best man was Ji:
Essay. Mrs. Beverly
Brysgn of Kitimat served as
maid of honour, wearing a
long blue smocked dress

The mother of the bride is

Mrs. Laverne Raedeke of ©

Dawson Creek, who wore a

long. navy blue gown.
.The groom’s parents are

do. Something for free.
Aha! The trail up Terrace mountain.
All they need is a bag lunch. And a
cket of waterproo/ matches in case.
they get lost. And two cans of orange
drink each. And mosquito repellant, a
hanky, a hat in case the sun comes out
(a person-could get sunstroke), a pair
of dry socks, and two extra desserts in
case the kid next door doesn't have one.
And the dog. ‘
‘We can't leave him at home.”
They get home and you ask how was
the hike, and they took at you blankly
andsay, ‘‘we went to Joey’s place”. Or

THE HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1977 PAGE 11

change,

What a change, you think to yourself.
You've heard all those stories about
drugs and booze being passed around,
not to mention the social diseases.

No way you're giving your kids a
chance to be exposed to that, You can’t
bring yourself to even suggest it, and
when they ask, you say the word ‘‘no”’
before you can consider. .

You could let them go fishing, if
they're interested. Chances are that
they don’t really know how to fish
because you didn't get around to
teaching them, or else they hate worms

t Terrace summers and students —

Well, [ am cynical.

Someone who was visiting Terrace
for the first time said to me “You know,
1 wouldn't say this to everyone here,
but there is really nothing tod) here for
most kids.”

The playground program is a
possibility for younger kids...two
weeks of plastercine and relay races.

__ If your kids are interested ir: the arts, 3
there's the summer school,

If they're interested in hockey, and
you have the money to pay the fees,
they can go to that fora few weeks.

But until we can come up with a few

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EADING STUDENTS HONORED

Skeena Jr. Secondary awards

ATHLETIC AWARDS
School Team Awards:

Badminton:

Jim Chow

Lance Henderson
Gaye Kawinsky
Janet Parry
Julia Skarra

Basketball:

Mike McIntyre
David Metzmeier
Candy Guerreiro
Lisa Checkley
Bonnie Ware

Cross Country:
Wayne Canary
olleen"MicGliee: °”
heetleading: “"
Heather Checkley
Chery! Flury

Soccer:

Myron Crown
Martin Sterner
Robert Kawinsky

Track and Field:
Robert Kawinsky
Lee MacDonald
Lance Henderson
Wayne Canary
Jill Harris

Pam Shaw
Kathy Brewer

Volleyball;

David Metzmeier .
Jamie Harvey
Richard Klein
June. Wideman
Joy Wideman

Lisa Checkley
Erin Williams

Wrestling: |
Jose’ Goncalves \

“6B. Legal

Tenders ‘call for Schoot
Distrie? No. 92, Nishga proposed
‘Renovations ‘o Board Office,
New Alyansh B.C.

Generali «tenders ‘are
requested from contractors for
renovations and alternation to
the existing old two class day
rooms! Tait Street,
Alyansh. ;

Plans avatlable at Schoot
District! No. 92 offices, 4546
Lakélse; Terrace, B.C. Phone
635-9101,

The date for Tenders ta pe
submitted has been extended to
July 5, 1977

Jonn G MeMynme

Sec, Treasurer

of School’ Distric},No, 92
454, Lakelse Ave.
Terrace, B.C.

New

23’ Prowler Travel Traller
(Same as 77 model)

Near new immaculate con-
‘dition. .
- Tandem axies
+ Lots of room
- 2 way refrigerator & freezer
- 2 dinnettes
- Sleaps up to 7 people
- Large holding tank
- Hot water
- 12 volt & 110 volt system —
- 4 Borner stove w-oven and
hood

- Lots of starage areas D

- Closet
; Bath, - including shower and
u
- Furnace w-wall thermostat
- Easy towlng
Price $5,500

Phone 635-7254 and ask for
George ar call 635-5486 afler 6
p.m, (C-22,1,2) .

Rugby; _ jes: . : :
Marky anek Social Studies: Freach
Jim Patahicky Grade as Grade Bt pel
a Thomas annon Ip
Floor Hockey: Bruno Hidber Grade 10:
Rob Dozi_ . os Angelita Valdez
Dan Lindstrom - Grade 9:
. ‘ Kathy Webb Math:
: ‘ Sam Reimer
Chris Clitford. - Grade 8:
Jan Munson Grade 10: Barbara Thomas
Warren Cederberg Elizabeth Troelstra 7
Laurie Barry Kathy Brewer Grate 9:
Denise Garneau _ Julie Lorette
Shelly Konkin | Home Economics:
10;
Cotin Chasteneuf’ Award: - HE: Grade
. Leta Cossett Science
Baskethall: ;
; can 4 MoU Sop ether) Reta Cossett . : Pee a ey theta bbe aes s
votes SDougeAngerson: 0°" Loretta Fridke °°"! Grade 8:
Most Outstanding Male- Shelly Caulien Paul Scales
. Lynn Quackenbush
Honourable Mention: Tish Larsen Theatre Arts:
- mo Grade 8:
PROGRESS AWARDS =— GT: Heather Avison
Sabrina Lehmann
Grade 8: Grade a 10:

a F.N.: irley Taylor
Harold VonPentz Maria Barbosa Tony Payao
Cindie Harvey Monica Dirnback Tony Faleao
Grade 9: Elsie Troelstra HONOUR ROLL
Les Reinhardt GF.S.:

Tina Morlock = . Patsy Gowe k Grade Bi tel
U ac. onne Nielsen
DILIGENCE AWARDS Walter Fricke . ;
. Ot Grade 9:
Grade &: C.C,: Dale Solowoniuk
Leisha Mason Joy Sutherland Jauro Cervo
Karen Ward Jean Euverman Dale MacDonald
, Laura Quast
Grade 9: Industrial Education: Rick Brouwer
Laudo Botelho .. Co Renet Anne Brack
a : Mike Smyth -uc.< Grade 10:
Jean Galbraith y crew Rick Brouwer
G ate 1p : a , ye Coleen ieee
r : Typing: net 'Anne
Barry Quash a Antonio Pavao .
John Woods - Grade 9: Steven Ross
Rhea Bergen Angie Valdez Grade 8
rade 8:
BAND AWARDS Karen Froese Lela Cosstt
Darla Birc
Lester Clark Memorial grade 10: a
ward ; . Grade 9:
Most Improved Stephen Ross Sam Reimer
Instrumentalist: - Art: David Mostad -
Larry Bell. Kathryn Dunster
: Martin Sterner
Terrace Photo Supply Gaye Kroeker _ Lenard Lindstrom
; - Leta Cossett
Best Instrumentalist: OUTSTANDING CITIZEN:
Rhonda Baselenak Grade 0:
a ere rt .
Skeena Band Farents Glenn Wong Anita Wirt ,
Association: oe Outstanding Student:
H Grade 10: Arthur Hale Trophy
Sea ee Dare al
= Lenard Linstrom PRE EMPLOYME
ot Bande Quentin Wright
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Grade 8: Wayne Quas
Large Blocks ‘Ken Brower SPECIAL
Kathy B " Grade 9: PRESENTATIONS:
rew :
Susan Harris | Suzanne Urbanczyk Canteen Club to School:
acy onannon Pam Shaw
Small Blocks Grade 10: :
Barb Johnson Chris Halvorsen
» . Rick Braam ME DO WELL WitH
Shelly Konkin ce h tor OF GRIST!
SUBJECT AWARDS . |. © Music:
INES Gende 8:
English Brenda Stach
Grade 8: Jot, | Gualter Rego
Rachel LeFranc' ‘~ Gwen Haagen
Darla Birch | ; F, Carre:ro
Victor Cote Grade 9:
Lo ‘Astrid Froeb ,
Suman Harris -. Wayne Canary

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