‘The Year of Paul Clark’.

Terrace’s super wheelchair .

athlete added another victory to
his.tengthy list on Oct. 18 when
he captured the Canadian
10-kilometer wheelchair cham-
pionship. at ‘Richmond’s Minoru
Park..

It looks like another world
record for the popular . op-

 tometrist. The old mark was 24°.
‘minutes, 20 seconds. Paul was

clocked in at 20:17.

Clark said that five of six

wheelers took turns taking the
lead throughout the race, each
‘jockeying for the best place on:
the final spurt to the finish line. '

Fortunately, Clark. had the
best position heading for the
end, and wound up several
seconds ahead of the second’ aid

aul Clark

The year 1987 is turning into:

wins
at championship

third-place wheelers.

The winning time at Rich-
mond last year was 26 minutes,
50 seconds. Clark beat that time
by more than two-and-a-half
minutes.

Clark is off to Phoenix,

Arizona this coming Sunday for -

another 10-kilometer race. This
shoud wind up ‘his season.”

The Skeena Junior High School boys grade eight 'B' team took part in thelr school’ 5 annual volleyball tournament on:
October 17,

Photographers seek image of Terrace —

TERRACE — Local photog-

raphers interested in having their
pictures displayed at the Olym-
pic Arts Festival in Calgary from

_ Jan. 23 to Feb. 28, have been

asked to create a photograph
representing Terrace as a com-
munity.

This request is part of-a con-
test sponsored by the City of
Terrace, the Terrace Art Asso-
ciation and Canadian Airlines
International. The challenge is

called “‘Capture the Spirit of
-Terrace’’, and is an invitation to

all amateur photographers in the

Chandler Park of Smithers was undefeated to win the

Thornhill Junlor High School on Cctober 17.

girls’ side of the grade eight volleyball tournament held at

area to contribute what they feel
best represents the community
spirit.

According. b&b Diana English,
co-organizer foi the event, a lot
of inquiry has taken place, anda
good number of entries should

-appear just before this week-

end’s deadline, Oct. 31.
First prize in the contest will
be a place for the winner’s pic-

ture dt the Olympic:Arts Festival

in Calgary, and a trip for two to

_Calgary courtesy of Canadian

Airlines International and two
nights accommodation there —
courtesy of Terrace Travel,
Meanwhile, other prizes will be
awarded to other. photog-

raphers.

The contest was created when
the City of Calgary invited Ter-

race to enter a photograph in the

Olympic Art Festival display.

Bach entry must be from 8x10
to 16x20 inch size and must-be.

mounted, matted and framed to
tries will be displayed if the Ter-
race Art Gallery starting Nov. 6
to Nov. 22 after they-liave been
judged on Nov..5..

Judges will include Mayor

; Jack Talstra; professional pho-

tographer .Alan Richardson;
Terrace Parks and Recreation
director Steve Scott; Mary Lit-
tle, founding member of Terrace
picture loan; Mary Walker,
long-time member of the Ter-
race Art Association; and one
judge yet to be confirmed.

‘‘A- Salute to Canadian
Municipalities’ is the theme of
the Olympic Arts Festival, and
Terrace is one of many Cana-

dian cities to be invited to. > par-

ticipate.

Do you need a break? Come to COFFEE BREAK, an interdenominatlonal
Bible study for women. FREE nursery for infants and toddlers. Children

ages 3 to 5 will. love Storyhour. Every Wednesday, 9:45 a.m, to 11 am.at —
the Christian Reformed Church, corner of Sparks and Straume.. No

previous knowledge expected. For more information or transportation,

call Hilda at 635-7871 or Ruth at 635-2621. We faok forward to seeing

you! >

The Terrace Friends and Families of Schizophrenics Is a support group
that meets once per month. Meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of the month
at 7:30 p.m. at the Psych. Conference Room at Mills Memorlal Hospital.
One aim of the group Is to provide community education about this ill-
ness. Anyone wising to learn more or become part of this group Is
welcome to attend tha meetings. Please call 638-3325 for further infa.

In Court

In Terrace provincial court on

Friday, October 9, Kelly Fowler

was fined $550 and given a six

month drivers license suspension
for impaired driving.

_ In Terrace provincial court on
Friday, October 9, Derek Sayer

was fined $650 and given a six

month drivers license suspension
for impaired driving.

-In Terrace provincial court on
Friday, October 9, Stephen Rad-

_ ford was sentenced to 90 days in

jail and given a six months

‘ drivers license suspension for

impaired driving.

Wednesday. is

SHIRT

DAY

Men’s business shirts
or Ladies’ cotton blend
dress shirts ©

expertly laundered

TWO LOCATIONS TO
SERVE YOU BETTER!!
Kiddie Corner from the Post Office
Thornhill Public Market

| Richards Cleaners

CORRECTIONS:
*‘More Than Just Jails’’

This three session mini course is directed towards anyone with
an interest in the work or programs of B.C. Corrections

Branch.
Topics to be covered will include:

— Branch and justice system overview;

— Branch philosophy and mandate;

— Branch programs;

— Job, post, and facility descriptions, and self assessment
materials relative to work in secure youth centres.

Attendance will be a “preferred qualification’’ for all

applicants to entry level position at the Prince George Youth

Containment Centre which is currently under construction.

This course will be of interest to both male and female

individuals. Course details:

Location: Room No. 1107, Northwest Community College
Dates: October 28, 1987, November 4 & 12, 1987

Times: 7:00 p.m, — 9:30 p.m.

Note: A registration fee of $5.00 will cover the cost of coffee
and doughnuts.

For further information contact Frieda Dams, Northwest
Community College, Terrace, 635-6511, 1ya8e

coe