GOOD RUN FOR

TANS:;
"Cassie Hall's Olympics of the
Mind teams performed , superbly
at the: Regionals in Prince Rupert
last weekend. All four’ teams
placed. ee

team came in first in their compe-
tition, and team member Dylan

Gordon was given the overall

individual creativity award. The
Hybrid Relay Division 2 came in
second. The Delayed Reaction

team placed second in their divj-

sion and Alice in Omerland 2
placed fifth.

The Hybrid Relay 1 team. will
not be travelling to Vancouver to
compete in the Provincials
because they are too young, with
all the team members still in
Grade 5. The whole team was
aware of this restriction before

entering the regional competition.

SEEKING
EMPTY BOTTLES

By now everyone should be
fully aware of the Vandal Watch
system in Terrace that went into
effect March 4. It’s probable that
everyone is also fully aware of the

funding situation for that pro- :

gram. The reward fund currently
sits at $2,500, $1,500 of which
has been donated by local busi-
nesses and $1,000 in seed money
from the city. The city has made
a commitment to throw in another
$10,000 and local businessmen
have agreed to up their contribu-
tion to equal that amount, .

The funding situation of a
local organization that has come
to play a significant role in’ the
Vandal Watch program is some-
what different. The Responding
Parent and Teen Group, a group
of parents and teens working
together to establish communica-
tion links and seek solutions to

The Hybrid Relay Division 1.

mutual problems, has no funding.
In some ways this' might be

. good. Everyone, including the
"teens themselves, want to see the
_ group earn its own way. But that
_ ddesn’t mean you can’t help. The
Responding Parent “and Teen

Group will be holding'‘a bottle
drive in the Terrace area this
Sunday as their first officiel fund-

“raiser. The money raised will help:
' ‘pay for teen activities in the area,
and plang for other fund-raising |
events are already in the works,

The number of teens'available

‘to work on the hottle’-drive ig’.

limited and they may not cover
every part of ‘town. Anyone with
botiles to donate is asked to
phone 635-3585 and leave a mes-
sage. The call will be returned
and arrangements will be made
for pick-up,

The Terrace branch of the

SPCA has announced the winners
from its most recent fund-raising

raffle, They are Charlotte J. ohnson
(china mugs), Jamie Bronsema
(pet store gift certificate), Shan-

“hon Bogart. (20 kg of dog food),

Carrie Kinney (candy dish), Lana
Laplante: (dog sweater), Marion

. Stuart (dog Sweater), Doc Coulas,

Darrin Hudgon, Rick Rivet and
Lee Ann Ennis (fast food gift
certificates), and Peter Dickson
(dog calendar), |
One winner from a previous
draw, K. Daly, has not picked up
the prize. Prizes can be claimed at
Radio Shack’ during business
hours, ot
— Rose Higbee

‘|Tegular monthly meetings at the

Skeena Valley Rebekah Lodge holds

Ukrainian Hall, 4600 block Waish, Ter-
race, every second and fourth Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. If you are interested in
joining our fraternity, please contact
685-2794 or 638-0674,

The Skeena Squares Dance Club
meets Mondays from 7:30 to 10 p.m. for
square dancing at the Carpenters’ Hall
on Sparks St. For more information, call

Bev Greening at 635-7868,

; a
Fuzzy is this week's featured
years old. S

Pet of the Week _

by the shelter on Haugland Ave. for a visit.

:
two or three
, friendly and outgoing,

Terrace Review —~ March 13, 1992