Page é, The Herald, Monday, June 23, 1980 ia oe

~ PARADE WINNERS

A big part of the Terrace Fitness
Funfest was the Jaycee Parade
Sunday morning.

Elght different categories of
entrants were eligible for awards at
the parade, and :judges included
Bruno Belangér,’ Rod Cox, ‘Marlene
Wilson‘atid-Rick Stephens, under the
direction of John Taylor.

The Heavy Duty Operators, 4
scrub softball team who entered the
parade and the Terrace Medical
Pentathlon Cup, won the award for
the best decorated buggy in the
parade, Clarence. Michiel
Elementary School's entry was
judged second, and the Kinsmen’s
buggy was third, These awards were
comparable to the results of the
buggy race, which took place at 1)
am. from the Terrace arena’s
parking lot. Those three buggies
weren't the first three over the line
but, after infractions were taken into
account; they were given the top

three places. ;
Heavy Duty Operators, or HDO’s,
» were also judged the second best
organization entry and as having the
third best banner of anyone entered.

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastics.
Club had the best organization en-_
- fry, while Terrace Bowling had the’

third best entry.

, Clarence Michiel School had the
best banner, and the Terrace Little
Theatre got the award for having the
second-best banner. .

Two of the rollerskating entri
were given awards, with Judy Cox
and Tracy Degerness taking home
ribbons for their preparation. —

Douglas Spear was given an
award for the skateboard he rode in
the parade.

Awards were also given to Sandy,
Amanda and Bobby for their
decorated two-wheeled cycles, while
Rene, Tamora and Amy won ribbons

- for their three-wheelers. —

The Vancouver hotshots came up to show the Terrace youngsters.
how to do It. The local boys and girls took it all In, tried a litte bit of It
out and found out it wasn’t all that Hiardonce you knewhow. — -

And what did the adults do while the younger generation, was going”
about the serlous business of learning how to play the games.a little ©
better, they tried a tittle kid’s stuff too. "Photos by Greg Middleton