Dozens of shooters came from near and far to compete in the Terrace Rod and Gun Club’s annual. P.I.T.A. fall gathering September 13 weekend. Here’s one of the few left. handed shooters.

Terrace talent plays Expo

- Terrace talent is alive and well and they bared it to the world at Expo 86 during North by North- west Week, the show featured in the B.C. Pavilion.

by Mary Beth Menger

The theme was “Call of the Wild’’, and show included participants from Prince George through the Queen Charlottes. Entertain- ment from Terrace in-

cluded: Audrey Faber.

(pianist), Northwest Jazz (a jazz band), Karen Ljungh (singer), Sandy Seymour (dancer) and the Heritage Show (theatre group). Doug Smith, local broadcaster and alderman, also donated his talent as master of ceremonies.

Speaking of perform- ance, there is much to enjoy in the pavilions at Expo 86 including the Telecom Canada Pa- vilion. The centrepiece is a Circle-Vision 360 Theatre which features a film produced by Walt Disney Productions en- titled ‘‘Portraits of Canada’’. The action in- cludes a dozen vignettes set in scenes such as an igloo in the Northwest Territories, aboard a spacecraft in outer space and the stage of the O’Keefe Theatre in Toronto.

Upon exit, you pass into the Exhibit Hall where audience par- ticipation is the main event, Kids enjoy talking by video and phone to Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Donald Duck and they can’t resist putting their hands on controls that make a robotic arm perform. These are just a few of the many in- teresting displays.

But the best display is the one in motion at the Japan Pavilion. Here the theme ‘‘Pulse of Change’’ reflects

Japan’s rapidly evolving transportation systems of past, present and future. The main feature is a huge working model of seven components: city, urban area, port, airport, rural area/an- cient capital, islands/ sea, and mountainous area. It is Japan in miniature and everything looks so real. No wonder it took four years to build.

Cruise out the back of the pavilion and take a

ride on the HSST or

High Speed Surface Transport. It is the quietest ride on site. Get your ticket and hop aboard for a comfort- able 3-minute trip you won't want to miss.

Another no-miss is the United Nations Pavilion, A mural greets visitors and depicts the faces of 16 different people, representing races from all continents. It is simp- ly titled ‘‘A World United’’.

The message is clear: peace is possible and peace is everyone’s responsibility. This powerful message comes through loud and clear in the audio-visual presen- tation entitled “Island in Space’’, The photog- raphy is spectacular and the message is moving.

A clever production entitled ‘“‘It Can’t Be Done’’ celebrates human ingenuity and inven- tiveness using cartoon characters. Reviewing 37,000 years of human history in just three minutes is no easy task,

But the subject is nota light one and the kids understand that. The fears, concerns, hopes, creativity and = en- thusiasm of children is showcased in ‘‘Kid’s Ads for Peace’’ which is ex- pressed in art, essays and video. It’s a message and a talent you won’t want to miss,

Road Series -- 9. Home Series — 1. That‘s how the Ter- race Caledonia Kermode boys senior high school basketball season shapes up starting in December.

Much of the team‘s schedule took place on the road last year, and according to the lineup for this season, fans will only see their favorites two or three times at most.

Coach Phil Letham says it’s the same old story — Terrace can get dozens of invitations outside our zone in B.C. and Alberta, but those

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-Kermodes: “On the Road Again’”’

teams refuse to reci- procate.

“They claim it’s too costly and too far to travel,’’ Letham said. ‘‘I can’t understand their reasoning when distance and money affect us the same way, and yet we can go to them.’

Outside teams tell Ter- race they can get all the competition they need within a reasonable area around their school.

“If we offered to pay most of the expenses of coming to Terrace, most would jump on the bait. But it’s hard enough for us to raise money for our

trips away, let alone tor weekend.

bringing teams here.’

In any case, fans can. see the 1986-87 edition of the Kermodes when they host their annual tourna- ment on Dec. 12th week- end. Fans might even see a game or two in zone finals in February, and perhaps a game against

some travelling Harlem .

squad.

Kermodes start their season off on Dec. 6th weekend at Kelowna’s tournament. After retur- ning home for their own tourney, they fly to the Fraser valley for the M.E.I. Classic Dec. 20th

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