» By.MARY ANN BURDETT. .
. “The: Northern B.C, Winter:
~ Games, executive, expresses its

“Jgincere thanks to all the people

‘whose help and co-operation
went into the telethon,  -
The’ participants -have been,

“tremendous, the workers most-, |’
_ Willing and of. course without.”
the supporters it could not have.

happened..

*-For anyone who has not yet
sent’ in-their, pledge, all. monies. .
» - Will: be-accepted-at the winter
games office on Keith Avenue.
‘If you have any questions or

concerns, just give Marge a call

at the office, at 635-1991,

‘While discussing funds and

the telethon it would seem to be

an appropriate time to
recognize the chairman of the
fund-raising committee for the
winter games, Campbell
Stewart, and the chairperson of
the telethon, Gail Appleton.
Both these people are extremely
efficient workers well
organized and for these winter
games, as at all other times,
very dedicated to the communi-
ty, especially in activities involv-
ing the youth of the area.
Thank you to both and ail
members of your committees
for what you have already ac-
complished, and for what we
know will be forthcoming bet-
ween“ now. and that first

-- weekend in February.

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- -Fund-raising is a most impor-

ew re

.tant aspect of the games

“honour

-- Games.
_ Update

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preparation, and: some ofthe
many -possible ways. you can
assist. would be .to.-become’a
“Friend: . of the Games’; -a
“Sponsor”. or a.‘‘Patron’’: “A
patron is anyone who donates
$5,000 or-better to the winter
games..." 4. |. ,

So far Terrace Minor Hockey
and the B.C. Government TRY
program are confirmed
“Patrons”? and will have their
pictures in the local - papers,

* receiving a certificate of thanks

presented during the games, will
have a. flag flown in. their
at the opening
ceremonies, be noted on a
poster at each game venue and

-have the admiration and ap-

preciation of the people in this
area for their generous con-
tribution.

A sponsor is anyone who
donates $2,000 - $4,999 to the
games. A sponsor is looked
upon as having purchased one
of the events and will have a
large banner with their name on
it at the event site, a picture in
the paper, and a certificate of
appreciation along with the
recognition and thanks of the
people of the community. Spon-
sors so far confirmed are: All

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West Glass, Campbell Stewart.

Ent.-A. & W:, B.C. Rail;
Wightman and Smith Insurance
Agencies; Century 21, and Sight
and Sound: =... . .

‘Friends of the games are also

welcomed and appreciated in’

various ways for their donations
of, up to: $2,000. Confirmed in
this category at the time of
writing are: Acadia Heating,
Ventilation and Gas Installa-
tions Ltd., Roman Pelletier,
Richards Cleaners, Dr. Harry
Murphy, Northwest Con-
solidated Supply Ltd.,

- Wireways Elec. Ltd., Convoy

Supply Ltd., The Fabric Bouti-
que, Copperside Stores, Terrace
Builders, Terrace Travel Ltd.,
and Halfyard, O’Byrne and
Wright brstrs. & soletrs. |

If you would like to become a
friend, sponsor or a patron, a
call to the games office would
set the ball rolling and your con-
tribution to your town and your
games would be most ap-
preciated, © -- ~~

Until next week, remember —
Terrace is terrific, and so will be
the first weekend in February.
Your help and cooperation will
make it so.

NICE
DARTS
KITIMAT'S Marg |
Saulnier was throw-
ing hot Friday night
at the Legion. Hot
enough that she
and her partner,
Hugh Colquhoun,
took the mixed
doubles title at Ter-
race’s open dart
tournament. Final
tournament results

¥% next week.

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FALL IS IN THE AIR - BUT THAT QOESN'T MEAN THE END OF .
VISITORS TO OUR CITY! THEY CONTINUE TO VISIT THROUGHOUT
THE. YEAR! WHETHER FOR BUSINESS OR RELAXATION. AND THE
WAY THEY'RE TREATED BY THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE MAKES A
BIG DIFFERENCE. BILL EOMONDS HAS BEEN THE MANAGER OF THE
ROYAL BANK IN TERRACE FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS, AND HE EN- .

.. JOYS THE WIDE RANGE OF FACILITIES IN THE AREA. BUT MOST

" BSPECIALLY HE ENJOYS THE WARMTH AND FRIENDLINESS OF THE ©
'. PEOPLE! COME ON TERRACE - SHOW YOUR PRIDE!

IE RRACE & DISTRICT. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

AHH ASSIGIANICE FROM Hit CULY OF TRRACE

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 3, 1990 — Page 87

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