2 Terrace Rev Review — — Wednesday, August 2, 1 1989

The crowning event of the
year ‘at the R:E.M. Lee Theatre

on Saturday night came with the fj

selection of Lyne ‘Lagace, Miss
AM_59, as Miss Terrace 1989.

“by Nancy Orr

. Hy can’t believe it,’? exclaimed
petite. Caledonia grad. “I

never thought I would makeit!” § :

‘The crowning of Lyne by out- -

going Miss Terrace ‘88, Laura j

Huhn, was: the final act in a
spectacular evening, coming
‘after the naming of:
@ Laura. Bennett, Miss
McDonald’s, as Miss Effective
Speaker.
@ Jessie Carroll, Miss Elks, as
Miss: Personality.
@ Pamela Kerr, Miss Kinsmen,
as ‘Miss Talent.
@ Megan Walker, Miss Terrace
Shopping Centre,
Princess.
@ Laura _ Pruner,
Mohawk, First Princess.
~~ Saturday’s gala evening con-
cluded the 1989 pageant for Miss
Terrace in style, with the
elegance of black and white and

‘Second

“Miss f rs vats

‘silver against Park Avenue |

skyline props setting the theme
of ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz”.

Master of Ceremonies for this :

‘Al sight Wise Terrace 1980

he judging panel for

recognition. They are (left to right) Miss Tatent Pamela Kerr, ist Princess ma

important - evening _ was. Terry
Pruner, Miss Terrace Lyne Lagace, and Miss Personality Jes

Morris, who introduced visiting - -

princesses ‘from Stewart, Burns Miss Effective Speaker. , oie

Lake, Houston, Kitimat -and
Prince. Rupert, together with

Terrace’s royalty from 1988 and -

this year’s candidates.
Don Suttis, chairman of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
which sponsors the Miss Terrace
. Pageant, presented and thanked
the sponsors of the candidates

‘and the hard-working committee ~
members, as well as the many in- -

' dividuals © who made the cam-
paign such a success.

‘The candidates had two more
events to perform that evening
— a fashion show of evening

gowns and then an unrehearsed -

question-and-answer period in
which they each answered a dif-
ficult question on world affairs.

: “The questions may seem.

rough from the audience’s point
of. view,” said- Doug Inglis,
chairman of the panel of judges,

“but in reality, it is the manner .

in which the girls handle the
‘questions that matters, rather
- than the answers.”’

‘“‘When acting as an official
ambassador somewhere,’ Inglis
continued, “they could be faced
with an embarrassing or con-
troversial question and would
‘have to improvise on their feet.”’

The judges for the pageant.

were Doug and. Maxine Inglis,
Bob and Debbie Park, and Lin-
da Kawinsky.

“It’s a great job, » said Doug, -

speaking of the difficulty of
judging. ‘‘The girls are so dif-
ferent and talented. And you
can see them grow in confidence
each week. I love it.

_ After the intermission, when
all. the official duties were over,

- the girls relaxed and treated the -

" gudienice to examples of their
versatile talents, ‘ranging from
an: amusing demolition of a

‘mugger’ by karate black belt.

holder, Lyne Lagace;. to a
- hilarious skit “Fred and Seven
Garis: in a. Back Seat’ by: dual
ity, Laura Bennett; and .

another comedy. “Splish,
> Splash’* by Jessie Carroll: to a

‘display of hairdressing art by

Rhonda Butler and recitals. by
Laura ‘Pruner on the organ and
Megan Walker on the flute, plus
an aria. from Bizet’s opera

“Carmen” by Pam Kerr.”

The final song, “You | are the

Wind Beneath My Wings’”’ by
Tina Hovenkamp summed up
the opinions of all expressed
during the evening, for the help
they had received “7: would be

“nothing without 00... ” she 7

sang.

_ City getting nervous
- about propane outlets

Section 7.4 of Terrace’s re-
vised fire prevention bylaw
states in part, ‘“‘Propane filling
stations shall not be allowed to
be installed in the main down-
town business core, heavy popu-
lation. density area, near below

grade occupancies, or near

heavy vehicular traffic areas or
in residential areas.’

- This bylaw has gone to third
reading in city council, but Fire
Chief Cliff Best has pointed out
that the wording of the new
bylaw doesn’t deal with the fact
that there are already four exist-
ing propane filling stations in
the city and the Terrace Co-op is
seeking approval for a fifth.

Best hag recommended that
the wording be changed by add-
ing a clause which would pro-

- hibit existing propane filling sta-
tions within the city from replac-

ing ‘any éxisting propane bulk
storage tanks without the ap-
proval of the Fire Department
and the B.C. Gas Safety Branch.
He adds that the bylaw should
go even further, allowing the
closure of an existing filling
station. should the area, sur-
rounding it become more popu-

lated. '

Best says- che has discussed the

-coritrol of propane filling sta-
tions with other B.C. fire chiefs.
and they: too are concerned

about the increase of filling sta-
tions in-their cities as well.

- He says because-of this B.C.
Fire Chiefs ‘and’ the B.C: Gas

‘Safety Branch have ‘come up

with a joint proposal he expects
will ‘be accepted later this
month. He says the proposal
allows for zoning classifications
for new propane installations

and controls existing installa- ~

tions and allows for modifica:
tions or. closure in the event the
surrounding population grows.
In the case of business core
installations such as that pro-
posed by the Terrace Co-op,
Best says new propane storage
tanks would be required to be
buried.

The bylaw and Best’s memo
have been sent to city council’s
Finance, Personnel and Admin-
istration Committee for review.
Existing installations in the city
which could be affected are the

ICG Propane bulk and refilling —

station at 4516 Keith Ave., the
Mohawk refilling installation on
Lakelse Ave., the Premier Pro-
pane filling station at 4908 Hwy
16 West and their bulk plant at
5300 Keith Ave.

Alcan
dividend
announced

Alcan Aluminum Ltd. de- _

clated a second quarter dividend
of 28 cents U.S. last week. . —

The dividend. will be: paid. ‘out.

Sept. 8 to shareholders of record
as of Aug. 8 wo

— Interiors Ltd. .

. Exterior and interior paints

- Armstrong flooring © Harding: carpets 7

Sunworthy wallpaper
“All the supplies you needa.

- 4610 Lazelle / Ave.

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