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Laura Bennett — Sponsored by McDonald’s

‘Restuarant, Laura is 17 years old, 5’3” tall,
blonde with hazel eyes. She enjoys drawing and -

cycling, spending time with her family. and

friends, and is involved in figure skating and ski-

ing. She is also a member of the International

Order of Job’s Daughters. “I entered the Pageant :

for the experience, and to become more involved

with the community,’? she says.

Tina Hovenkamp — Friendliness and beauty
combined with knowledge and appreciation of the

- community are the attributes that Tina thinks

Miss Terrace should have. She is sponsored by the
Skeena Mall, is 19 years old, 5’9°’, and has
strawberry blonde hair and dark brown eyes. Her
favorite activities are singing and bicycling, and
she says the Miss Terrace crown is a symbol of
respect and she would be honored to wear it.

Lyne Lagace — Lyne is sponsored by CFTK
AM89 radio, She says she entered the Pageant

because she thought it would be ‘“‘an excellent

_chance to meet new people and become more in-

volved with the community’’. She is 17 years old,
54° with light brown hair and green eyes and is.
- involvéd with the Terrace Karate Club and holds a.
first degree black belt. Her career goal is to...
becottie.a legal secretary and she hopes to be abl ).

to remain and work in Terrace.

Laura Pruner — “I figured it would be a great

way to meet people and refine my manners and
etiquette,” Laura says about her motives for
entering the Pageant. She’s being sponsored by
Terrace Mohawk, and is 17 years old, 5°6’’, with

‘brown eyes and brown hair. She enjoys biking,
reading, drawing and listening to music. Her am- "
bition is to obtain a degree in commerce and

~ business administration from UBC.

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Rhonda Butler — Sponsored by Hairwaves,.

Rhonda is 17 years old, 5’3” with reddish-blonde

hair and hazel eyes. She says she entered the
‘Pageant to learn more about the community, meet
people, and improve her public speaking skills.
Rhonda is athletic, with her main interests being
aerobic exercise, cycling, tennis and racquetball.

‘It’s appopriate that she’s being sponsored by a

hairdressing salon — she hopes to eventually
become a cosmetologist.

Jessie Carroll — Jessie hopes to gain a greater
sense of self-worth and more confidence from her
participation in the Pageant. She is 5°8°*, 17 years
old, with blonde hair and green eyes and is spon-
sored by the Elks Lodge 425, She sees the Pageant

as “‘a good chance to meet new people and cori-

re tribute to the community’*. She expects to go to

- university after graduating from high school and
- has ‘dtl initerest in studying sotial services and
counselling.

Megan Walker — Music, fitness, biking,
reading and spending time with her friends are
Megan’s favorite activities. The recent Pacific

- Northwest Music Festival provided a public outlet
‘for her music talent. Sponsored by the Terrace

Shopping Centre, she is 17 years old, 5’4’’, and

blonde with blue-grey eyes. She hopes to learn
more about her home community by participating |
’ jn the Pageant, and journalism is at the top of her

career hopes.

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Pamela Kerr — Miss Kinsmen hopes to train her

voice to the point at which she can become a
member of a large opera company. In the mean-
time, she entered the Pageant because she thought

" it would be a “great learning experience... and so

far, it has been.’’ Pam is 17 years old, 5’7’’, with

. brown hair and hazel eyes. She enjoys walks in

Terrace and has been involved in a number of Ter-

- race Little Theatre productions and activities.

Ten days to go

The end of the Miss Terrace Pageant 1989 i is

‘dose at hand, but there are still ‘two events at

which the Terrace public can see all eight con-
testants as a group,

The first event, the Miss Terrace 1989 Banquet
and Speakoffs, takes place this Saturday evening
at the Terrace Hotel and if you haven't yet

. purchased a ticket you should do so soon — there

are only 150 available and many of ‘these have
already been sold.
The doors for this event open at 6:30 p.m.,

"providing an opportunity to meet the contestants.

Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. and following
this each contestant will give a five-minute pre-

-pared speech on a subject of her choice. Tickets
~. for this event are $20 each and are available from

the contestants themselves or at Francines in the
Skeena Mall. For more information, phone
Yvonne Moen at 635-3503 or 638-0423,

The following Saturday, July 29, is Crowning |

Night — always a well-attended gala affair.
Crowning Night takes place at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are available
at Sweet 16 or Erwin’s Jewellers at a cost of $7.50

each. Here again, it is advised you buy your ticket

éarly..To buy a ticket at the door will cost you$i0.
On the agenda for this event is the formal

‘{ntroduction of the contestants and their sponsors

and the modeling of evening wear and other attire.

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