20 | Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 11, 1986.

Money
raised

THORNHILL — Ap-
proximately 90 stu-
dents raised $3000 in the
jump rope for heart
event that took place on
Wednesday, April 30 at
the Thornhill Elemen-
tary School.

Teacher Dighton
Haynes and two students
who raised the most
money, Kim Rempel and
Shawn Kofoed, present-
ed the B.C. Heart Foun-

dation with a cheque for

$3000 on Monday, June

Students had skipped
in teams of up to six for
a period of three hours,
to raise money for the
heart fund.

Expo
visited

“Tt was excellent,’’
was the comment of an
excited group upon their
arrival back from a trip
to Expo.

Students from Kit-
wanga Elementary Sec-
ondary School cele-
brated their tenth an-
niversary trip to Victoria
beginning May 22 and
ending May 30, with an
added bonus of a three-
day pass to Expo ‘86.

‘While in Van-
couver,’’ said Dan
Boudreault, principal of
the school, the students
were invited to stay over-
night at Osler Elemen-
tary School.

Boudreault said that
the students toured Vic-
toria, visiting the
Parliament Buildings,
Provincial Museum and
also the wax museum.
“This field trip for the
32 students of Grade 7
was paid through fund
raising gifts and dona-
tions,’’ added
Boudreault.

Terrace
cleaning
up town

TERRACE — There is
something happening in
Terrace... we're cleaning
up, said local resident
Gerry Martin.

Keeping our com-
munity clean can make
the difference between a
visitor staying and com-
ing back... or simply
driving through, he said.

A clean city can give
us all reason to be proud.
We all have a respon-
sibility to do our part
and put litter where it
belongs. All we have to
do is pitch-in!

Spread the message...
Terrace is cleaning up!

Celebration

yy» And the

winner

is.

TERRACE — After

finishing second to
Kitimat for two years,
the winner is Terrace,
with 39.8 percent of the
population working out
for 15° minutes con-
secutively.

by Daniele Berquist

Following close
behind was Kitimat with
a score of 37.7 percent,
followed by Prince

Rupert at 21.9 percent.

Recreation co-ordinator,
Elaine Parmenter said

-she is pleased with Ter-

race residents and said
‘thanks for remember-
ing to sign your names.”’
Mayor Jack Talstra
said he thought results
showed that Terrace was
in good shape. The event
was a part of National
Physical Fitness Week
celebrated recently.

Community

Terrace wins fitness challenge. A whole lot of happy faces from students of Uplands Elementary School. Daniele Berquist photo pa rticipa tdi ts

Push ups

Students at E.T. Kenney did push ups for the Fitness Challenge competition.

Batter up

Baseball was one of the activities chosen by students of

E.T. Kenney Primary School.

shine

Fitness Challenge 86

Joseph Sippel a grade one student at E.T. Kenney Primary
Schoo! did push ups as part of his 15 minute work out for

Fitness Challenge 86.

Where it’s at...

A guide to
Terrace's
night life —
the “who
where and
when” for
entertainment.

Northern
Motor
Inn

This week’s
feature:

at George's Pub

Don & Debbie

Saturday Jam
4to 7 p.m.
Bring an instrument!

ce er,