Guys remembered...

| + “The Riverboat Days parade was
held Saturday August 3, 1991 with

18 Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 7,1991 — |

THE SIGNOF A | Riverbo at D
GOOD BUSINESS =
NEIGHBOR... Cc. sos

Meme Wagon. - a record 59 entries. In spite of the
windy, drizzling weather there

| were a record 22 floats en ered.
SPONSOR Only one band, the Terrace Com-
munity Band, marched in the par-
. ade, However, the Mothbalis were
THE SIGN OF on the B.C. Seniors Games float
A MERCHANT and Borderline were on the Music

WHO CARES 'O1 float. .
ABOUT PEOPLE ... The Branch 13 Royal Canadian
Legion award for Best Overall
float went to the B.C. Seniors

Games float. Winners in the Non-
Commercial Float category were
the Elks in first place, Philippine-
Canadian Association in second
place and the Kitsumkalum Band
placing third. -

The Ministry of Forests float was
the first place winner in the Com-
mercial Float category with second
place being taken by B.C. Tel. The

This emblem identifies
- the civic-minded
businessmen who sponsor

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In the community.

For information call

the B.C. Senior Games float, Zone 10,

Karen: 638-0707 , ;
, WINNING ENTRY jin the Riverboat Days Parade was
—_ carrying a group of enthusiastic participants in the upcoming B.C. Seniors Games to be held in Canada Safeway and Skeena Recy-
Coquitlam in September. cling float with their Children
Saving the Earth message received

third place. Two Committee

| n th e Dp ark “ Choice awards were bestowed, one
“* to Heather’s Balloon Magic, the
This weekend offered a vaticty of musical and other entertaining other to the Shriners Clowns.

indulgences for Terrace residents. Lower Little Park was the setting — Best Group first. place award
for Heather’s Balloon Magic doing face painting, local artists selling went to Webber's Arabians and
crafis and both the Filipino-Canadian Association and the Terrace second place to the Terrace Public

Centennial Lions with concession booths. Sixteen local acts showcased = Library. First Place in Best Vehicle

their talents in the bandshell. There was a little of everything, from the category went to Terrace Little

Kwe-Ungiis native dancers to theatre sports to heavy metal rock and Theatre and second place to Odd-

roll; and a little of everyone, from the Terrace Community Band to fellows and Rebekahs.
Mark Perry and "the Loons”. . Special prizes for children were
Most of the performers were from the Terrace area, or the immediate awarded to Nathanial Talstra,
locale, such as Kitimat and Prince Rupert. Talents ranged from amateur * Daniel Talstra and Jonah McEwan.
to professional, with a few familiar faces that have had their videos on According to parade chairman Joan
Valdy’s "B.C. Music Project’. , Davis-MacKenzie there are three
Some of the local performers included Karin Ljungh, Norm and Jack other prizes for children. Howevet,
Wayne Sheridan and Co., Dave and Barb Hickey, "Fair names ‘were not taken and the

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"5 Mon.—Thurs. 10:30 a.m. — midnight Music ’91 features of the day were Mark Perry and ’the Loons’ from parade, Joan would like the little

Fel. & Sat, 10:30 a.m. — 1 '

Sunday 12:00 am 10 pm. Smithers and Telkwa, and Chris Trigg. girl on a bike towing another girl

4913 Keith Avenue, In addition to performing some smooth piano blues and a strong vocal ina cart and the two clowns ages
erywhere. As chief organizer of this about 7 or 8 years to contact her

638-1848 o 638-8034 S delivery, Karin Ljungh was ev

} event, Karin had her hands full arranging all the performances. Thank through the Royal Canadian
you, Karin, it was well worth the effort! Thanks also to Murray Legion Branch 13 to receive their
Oliveria who did a fine job as soundman. . prizes.

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Sunday 12:00 a.m. 10:00 pon... Riverboat Days celebration, the
4643 Park Avenue 635-6111 Terrace Fire Department sponsored
what they hope will be the first
annual bucket brigade competition.

Bucket brigade competitions

r BUFFET LUNCH originated at the Fire Fighters
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In AUGIE'S LOUNGE
of the strength and endurance of

fire fighters. In teams of four the
fire fighters fill buckets of water
from a large pool and travel what.
See ae ae ee a a becomes a very wet 150’ run,

Meee 4551 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Phone: 635-6630 carrying two full buckets each. The

TOLL-FREE: 1-800-663-8156 FAX: 635-2788 water is then poured, thrown or
splashed on a sloped "roof" with a

gutter which catches the water and
carries it into a barrel. There is a

Ss | marker positioned two paces off ; ee
TAN NAAN | the sot nd a teett P fined 5 BUCKET BRIGADE second place winner was Terrace Fire
Department's chiet Bob Beckett with a time of 4:01 minutes. }

seconds for each time they slep

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Di barrel in the least amount of time with a time of 3:57 minutes; Ter- 5:26 minutes.
7 ishes is declared the winner. race’s team, goaded on by Fire The winning Kithmat team con-
es) ase Greig Aves ie Tasorot | VISA | This year the competition Department Captain and team sisted of Mark Zellinski, John
ar included teams from ‘Terrace, member Bob Beckett, was second Klie, team captain Marian Mas-
Kitimat and Prince Rupert. Kiti- with a time of 4:01 minutes. Prince _ tiliak and fire department captain

mat’s fire department came in first Rupert came fast with a time of Wayne Adams.