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Olck Ladouceur, owner of Ironworks Gym and Fitness
Centre, will be transferring the operation from 4720
Lazelle to a new site In the basement of the Terrace Hotel
on Greig Avenue In October. Ladouceur sald he will hava
twice the room at the hotel and !s planning to open a sun-
tanning studio on the premises as well. Ha will ba inatall-
Ing another $20,000 worth of equipment in the centre and
likes the idea of being situated at the hotel. Ladoucaur
sald he dees quite a bit of travelling and “with fitness be-
ing the thing of the 80s” people Ike to have athletic cen-
tres close at hand.

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THE TERRACE
CHILDREN‘S FESTIVAL
gives a bi

THANK YOU

TO...

Terrace Public Library
Tillicum Twin Theatres
Ministry of Forests B.C. Hydro
Terrace Peaks Gymnastics Club Canada Safeway
Terrace Women's Resource Centre Valley Oxygen
William's Moving & Storage Pats Knits
ECE Division of NWCC
Skeena Beverages
Terrace Co-operative Association
Terrace & District Credit Union
Tamalik Status of Women
Parks & Recreation Dept. of the City of Terrace
Doug Roszmann, Rosemary Goodwin, Bernadette
and all the volunteers
who gave their time and energy. oc

Totem Furniture
Overwaitea

“Violence” controlled ==

for scrub ball tourney

Controlled Violence
had it all under control
as they ran up a record
of six wins against one
loss and captured the an-
nual Terrace Mixed
Scrub Softball tourna-
ment on Aug. 24.

They met Family Con-

nection in the title match °

and posted a 10-5 win.
Earlier, the Control
Gang advanced to the
final with a 17-13 win
over Copperside. The
Family group downed
Reel Inn Raiders 21-5 in
their semi-final match.

In a playoff for third
and fourth place, Cop-
perside thumped Reel
Inn 30-11.

It was a 30 team,
week-long series with
competitors playing in
mini-round-robins to ad-

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vance to the 16-team
single elimination por-
tion. :

On Saturday, Aug. 23,
eight of the advancing
clubs fell to the sideline.
Scores were as follows —
Reel Inn Raiders 19, Ho-
ly Rollers 13; All Seasons
17, Scotia Bank 2;
Weekend Warriors 23,
Skeena Sawmill 20;
Family Connection 21,
Library Bookworms 6;
Royal Bank Blues 9,
C.N.R.A. 6; Controlled
Violence 14, Skeena
Cellulose 10; Schmitty’s
Excavating 19, Skeena
Cement 8; Copperside
21, Wackos 13. .

In the quarter-finals
Sunday morning, the
Raiders nipped All
Seasons 15-14, the Fami-
ly edged Warriors 16-14,
Controlled took Royal

Enjoy the
luxury of air conditioning S
in an ‘86 Ford Tempo.

Look at all you get for the price: 2300 HSC 4-cyl.
engine, 5-speed manual transaxle, air conditioning
and tinted glass, AM/FM stereo radio, power steering,
power front disc/rear drum brakes, power locks, aero
headlamps, dual power remote control mirrors, heavy
duty battery, rear window defroster, lower bodyside

_ abrasion protection, reclining bucket seat with cloth and
vinyl trim, deluxe cut-pile carpeting, deluxe luggage
compartment trim.

*Lease rate for 48 months

Bank 14-10 and Copper- -
Side eliminated teams will continue to

Schmitty’s 24-10,

season, although some

play pickup games this

This winds up the month,

NOTICE

GREATER TERRACE OFFICIAL
COMMUNITY PLAN REVIEW
Public Information Meeting on
September 10 at 7:30 p.m., Thornhill
Community Centre for review of the
land use Plan affecting Chimdemash,
Usk, Kleanza, Gossan Creek, Copper-
side, Jackpine Flats, Lakelse Lake,
Old Remo Road, Old Remo, New
Remo, Terrace North, Kalum Lake
Drive, Amsbury, Dutch Valley and
Braun’s Island. For copies of the plan
contact the Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine, #9-4644 Lakelse
Avenue, Telephone 635-7251. wt0

TERRACE

‘FoTEM FORD

4631 KEITH AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C.
DL 5548 PHONE: 635-4984
CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-772-1128

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