TERRACE — Gradu-
ates from Caledonia
Senior Secondary School
will be congregating in
town Friday, Aug. 1 for
a “Class of 66” re-
union.

Pat Sheichuk, Terrace
resident and one of the
organizers for the

‘celebration, said about
150 people are expected
to attend the event. The
reunion marks the pass-
ing of 20 years since
graduation in 1966.

Sheichuk said except

Friends reunite

The Terrace Oldtimers’

Association recently held.

their fifth annual reunion
banquet. The event drew
about 130 guests, many of
whom attended from out of
town.

In Terrace

for two individuals, the

entire graduating class

has been contacted,

Although attempts have
been made, Sheichuk
said it has been ‘‘im-
possible to find’? two
people.

She added that there

are about 60 of the

graduating class who are

still living in Terrace.and
between them, they were
able to track down the
“rest of the crew.

The grad reunion
organizers began contac-
ting people in January
and asked that replies be

returned by June 15 con-

firming participation at
the celebration. Shei-

Miss Terrace for 1986 Crowned continued trom page 3

Finally it was time for
the final decisions to be
made. It began with the
Miss Personality for
1986 being awarded to
Miss Kinsmen, Laura
Anderson.

Next came the Miss
Talent award. This went
to Leah Leibel, Miss
Fabric Boutique. The
Terrace Jaycees had an
award of their own: the
effective speaking
award. This went to
Laura Tupper, Miss
McDonald’s.

Finally it was the mo-
ment the girls were look-
ing foward to. After
weeks of preparation, it

was finally here!

_ The girls stood on
stage, holding hands, as
they awaited the final
decisions. Terry Morris
called out for the 2nd
princess, Leanne
Phillips, Miss Rotary
Club! The girls hugged
and then Leanne was
crowned 2nd princess.

Again Terry Morris
called out for the Ist
princess, Lisa -McLeod,
Miss Mantique
Fashions! Dena Ippel
crowned Lisa, the new
1986 1st princess.

There were now eight
girls remaining, each of
them holding onto each

other’s hands. Miss Ter-
race for 1986 — Laura
Tupper, Miss
Mclonald’s! The girls
screamed and hugged,
then Laura went on to be
crowned by Brian
Champlin, Miss Terrace
for 1986! .

The audience gave all
the contestants a stan-
ding ovation, while
welcoming in the new
Royalty for 1986: Miss
Terrace, Laura Tupper;

lst princess, Lisa
McLeod; and 2nd
princess, Leanne
Phillips.

DONU

chuk said letters are
“still dwindling in’’ and
there is a_ possibility
more than the expected
150 people will turn up.

There were approx-
imately 109 people in the
1966 graduating class but
Sheichuk said even peo-
ple who did not graduate
that year, but were sup-
posed to, were con-
tacted. Individuals who
started with the
graduating class in
Grade 1, but who did not
graduate at the school,

were asked to attend the |
» celebration. :

Sheichuk noted that
class members have
drifted far and wide.
One fellow is now living
in Australia and another
woman is in Holland.
‘So we've got them scat-
tered all over.’’ Some
people are living in the
eastern part of the
United States, one in-
dividual is now located
in the Bahamas, but ‘‘a

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 30, 1986 19

Grad class of 1966 to reunite

Pat Sheichuk

good majority have
stayed in B.C.,’’

Sheichuk said. We have

one fellow who is a street
juggler. He has travelled
all over the world with
his work, she said.

The schedule of events
for the “Class of 66”
reunion includes. a
welcome at the Happy

Gang Centre from 2
p.m, to 5:30 p.m. on Fri-
day, Aug. 1. A wine and
cheese party will follow
that evening starting
around 8 p.m. at 3316
Johnstone at the home
of Gordon Olson.

On Saturday, there
will be a pancake
breakfast at the Happy
Gang Centre starting at 8
a.m. until t1 a.m.
followed by a dinner and
dance at Skeena Junior
High Schoo! beginning
with cocktails from 6
p.m. to 7 p.m. Dinner
will be served at 7:30
pm. with a dance to
follow.

‘On Sunday, there will
be a picnic at Flora
Kerr’s on Lakelse Lake
from 12 noon until the
evening.

For more information
contact members of the
organizing committee:
Pat Sheichuk 635-3009,
Linda Bee 635-4541, or
Flora Kerr 798-2477.

Fire update for Kalum
Forest District

Sixteen new fires were
reported and actioned in
the Kalum_ Forest
District last week. Most
of these fires occurred
earlier in the week and
were caused by lightning
storms that passed
through the district on

July 16 and 17.

This brings the total
number of fires in the
Kalum Forest District to
52 for the 1986 fire
season.

The present fire

danger rating for the
district is moderate.

Anyone reporting a
forest fire should call the
operator and request
Zenith 5555.

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