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displayed

TERRACE — A craft
fair consisting of Indian
art and archive photo-
graphs was held on the
weekend by represen-
tatives of the Kermode
Friendship Society.

by Sherry Halfyard

Crafts and baked
goods were for sale and
Indian artifacts were on
‘display. Most of the
work was done by local
native artists, said Bett
Tsa-me-gahl, Kermode
program director.

We hope to raise
enough money to re-
open the shop, said Bett.
The Kermode Society
once held a shop in Ter-
race but high overhead
costs forced them to
close.

‘*We are looking at a
smaller sized space to

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Amrit Dass of zone six (Vancouver Island-Central Coast) mare jt more feasiol

stands tall with a 65-kilo lift during weightlifting competi- :
tion at E.T. Kenney school. over 3,000 native people

living in the Northwest
and there is a need in the
community for a native
craft shop,’’ she said.

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B.C.
Winter |
Games’ ~

athletes

test Eddie Dent of Prince George basketball team takes a break In the accommodation dorm
their
skills

at Skeena Junior Secondary School.

Female basketball players reach for possession of the
ball during a match on the weekend.

Style

Chad Chesger from the
zone three Surrey Gym-
_ a. 7 nastics Ciub competed
re care er me ae Ce, against other gymnasts In .

A New Westminster Royal hockey player challenges a the province on the Bob Thorpe, competing for zone seven, shoots on net during a basketball match for

Sicamous skater, weekend. disabled athletes. _

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