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_Prinee George has
Mayor Jack Talstra and two
selected city representatives.‘fo
attend
. Prince George on Jan. 20, 1988,
when the Olympic Torch will

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These Terrace Blueback swimmers paced their club to victory in the Elks Invitational swim meet held at Kitimat.
on November 14 weekend. They're hoping to repeat ‘thelr success when they host a three- day meet just before

Christmas.

Medal recipient to represent
Terrace in torch ceremony

Mayor John Backhouse of
invited

““Celebration. 88’? ih

pass through the city on its way

~ to. the Calgary Winter. Olympics. -.
Backhouse said, “Your com- .

munity representative may be
your community -mascot/char-
acter, and perhaps one of your

‘medal: recipients. The recipient
may be someone to whom you
“wish to give special recognition

for ‘their contribution to your

community.”

He - explained .that . shortly

before the arrival of the Olympic
-Torch in Prince George there
will be a
event, to include entertainment
and presentations of ‘‘Celebra-

_ tion 88”’ medals by members of

parliament.
“If you decide to have your®

recipient attend, he or she would ©
receive their award at the

ceremony - in. Prince. George,”’

added Backhouse. |
Hesaid an-invitation would be-

*Celebration 88’? -

extended to MP Jim’ Fulton, —
who would make the award pre-:

sentation if Terrace were to par-
ticipate in the event.
Backhouse said that Celebra-

In Terrace Court

In Terrace provincial court-on
Thursday, November 5 Daniel
Fagan. was fined $500 and
received a six month drivers
license suspension for impaired

_ driving. Fagan was also fined

$500 for failure to appear in

court and sentenced to six mon-

ths in jail. for assault causing
bodily harm.

In Terrace provincial court on
Monday, Novembe 9 Rolf Sven-
kerud was sentenced to seven
days in jail and fined $300 for a
violation of the Motor Vehicle
Act. Svenkerud was aiso
sentenced to six.months in jail
and received a one year drivers
license suspension for impaired

' driving.

A : A A | Art
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" ‘Something for Everyone —
_ Everyone Welcome!

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a _ Sate, Nov. 28, - 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Terrace ©

Graft .

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At the Art. Gallery
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tion 88 ceremonies will be held

‘throughout Canada to include
communities that aren’t in the.
-Olympic Torch. run-and to re-

cognize Canadians: who. have
-made .outstanding community
. contributions.

“tion. 88awards' could include
‘athletes, coaches, ‘sports of-
ficials, community volunteers or

‘community sponsors. -

Council. has ‘referred the mat-
ter to the Recreation Committee
for consideration.. However,

committee chairman Doug

Smith advised council that

because of the Dec. 10 deadline’
for accepting the invitation,
Recreation Director Steve Scott

is already working on a list of

possible community medal reci-.

pients.

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| school double ‘AA’

Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 25, 1987 AL -

- Bluebacks win

Kitimat

The Terrace Bhieback swim club
ran up a total of 539 points to.

‘Place first overall i in final team
point standings at Kitimat’s an-

nual Elks invitation swim meet.
on the Nov. 14 weekend.”

The hometown Marlins placed
second overall, only 12 points

behind Terrace (527). Prince
Rupert's club made it a strong

Kermode

volleyball

girls to

‘AA’ final

The Caledonia Kermode girls’

volleyball team sees first action |

tomorrow. at the B.C. high
finals at
Courtenay-Comox.

Kermodes are one of 16 teams
seeking the B.C. title, and
they’re currently ranked eighth
overall.

They're in group ‘B’ — one of

two groups of eight teams which.
play. a_preliminary round-robin..
" series. They open Thursday with

. games against Victoria High and:
‘Templeton of Vancouver.

On. Friday. they play fourth-
ranked Prince George,..
ranked L.V. Rogers of Nelson,
Earl Marriott, Charles Tupper
and North Delta. Top-ranked

Sentinel of West Vancouver i isin.

oar He said nominees for Celebra- ‘he other. section.

Following round-robin,” ‘ihe
top four in each section advance
to quarter-finals on the cham-
pionship side. The other eight

‘ teams drop down to a consola-
tion round. Finials are Saturday

night...

fifth-.

meet

race for honors as. they were:
‘third, only 12 behind Kitimat —
with ‘515 points. Masset’s small

entry ran up 74 points.

On the individual aggregate
winners list, Terrace placed ‘two.
swimmers. Doug McKenzie won
in the 13-and-14 age. group,
while Jody Coxford took the
40-and-under age group. .

‘Other aggregate winners in-

cluded Kitimat’s‘ Mickey .

Westgate for 10- -and-under,
Kitimat’s Allison Barriscale‘and
Graham Last for. 11-and-12,
Prince Rupert’s Mary-Anne
Rudolph. for 13-and-14,:
Kitimat’s Robert Moody and.

: Mike Nash for senior (they tied),

and Prince Rupert’s Heather
Bell for senior.

The: Bluebacks will play host .

to the next major swim meet-at
the Terrace Pool Dec. 19 to 21.

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Terrace men.
top shots

. The Terrace “All Seasons’ All: "

Stars put together four wins in a
-row, and that was good enough

-to ‘take home top ‘prize in: the

Hazelton: men’s annual basket-

ball tournament ori the. Nov. 14.

weekend,

Terrace started by ‘shading ~

‘Prince Rupert Express 61-60.

“Next they’ ‘downed Kitimat

Village 76-60.
In: the semi-finals, - Terrace

eliminated Hazelton 66-59. The

championship game was a 90-82
‘victory for Terrace over Prince
“Rupert Trojans.

It was the tournament of the

~ season for the men . Teague ‘All-
Stars. .

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_The Royal Canadian Legion *
Diamond Jubilee

VARIETY CONCERT >

Terrace Community Band

Joanne Boyd’s nostalgic songs
A medley of war songs arr. by Jim Ryan

‘Combined Pipe and Drum and Community Band

Enjoy the old songs!!
Everyone Welcome!!
@
Master of Ceremonies: Doug Smith

Tickets: $5.00 each at Sight & Sound, Thornhill Public Market, or the Legion.
Place: R.E.M. Lee Theatre, 7:00 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, 1987

All proceeds to the Salvation Army Kettle Fund

Terrace Aseoctation for Communily Living | needs advocates for handi-
capped people Hving In Terrace: For more information please phone
Janice at 635-9322 or Carol-Ann at 635-3940.

Kermode Knit Wite, a club for all persons Interested in furthering
machine knitting. Regular monthly meetings will be held. on the 2nd
Tuesday at noon and the 4th Thursday at 7:30 p.m. For further informa-
tion call Audrey at 638-1335, Jan at 635-7517 or Nancy at 635-5319.
Everyone welcome.

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Featuring:
Terrace Pipe and Drum
Vicki Parviainen’s dancers

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