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Page B2 — -Terave Standard, wees’ JUNE 19, 1991

It’s naw less than six weeks until Miss Terrace 91 is crown-
ed and they'll be busy ones for the contestants. Apart from -
the annual: fashion show and speak-off, they have been and
will be taking: ‘part in a lot of other community events.

Belaw, we continue introducing, i in alphabetical order, the
contestants in this year’s pageant.

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Deborah Ann Dodd, 16, is a brown-eyed volleyball player who
entered the Miss Terrace Pageant because she felt she would
have fun and learn at the same time. Aside from spiking
volleyballs, the Caledonia student aiso writes poetry and loves
to make people laugh. After graduation she wants to become
either a teacher or a veteranarian’s assistant.

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Denise Emerson, a blue-eyed grade 12 student, said she had
some doubts about entering the pageant, but a former Miss
Terrace finally convinced her. She likes biking, reading and
writing and hopes to make new friends, learn about Terrace
and gain expertise in public speaking from the pageant.
Later, she wants to become an x-ray technician.

[ Running for ki

tional fund, any. Elks or Royal’.

Two days from now Al
‘Howie — known ta many as the

Running Man — will start out:

from’ St. John's, New-
foundland, on what he hopes
will be a. record-setting, 72-day
cross Canada run.

But there’s more to Tomior-"

row Run '91 than just breaking
the record:..It is also a- major
fundraiser for the Elks, and
Royal Purple..

All money will go. 10 ‘those
organizations’ ‘Purple: Cross
Fund, Although that is a na-

Purple lodge can: ‘apply, and
regularly do,*for money to help
special needs children within
their own community,

The goal of Tomorrow Run
91 is to raise $2 million. Dona-

“tions can‘ be-given to the local
‘Elks/Royal Purple “lodges or

mailed direct to the National
Purple Cross Fund, Suite 108,

_Elks Centre, 438 Victoria Ave.

E., Regina, Saskatchewan, S4N
ON.

Grandmother visits

Contributed
Lakelse Lodge 33 of the In-
dependent Order of Oddfellows

played host June 10° to. the .

Order's Grand Master, Dino
Fiorin and his wife Bernice.
After the banquet at the Odd-
fellows and Rebekah Lodges
halt, Fiorin gave an inspiring
speech about the work of: the
order including visual research,
seniors’ residences in the pro-

vince and the fraternal
fellowship’ promoting friend-
ship, love and truth... °

The following day, (he Grand
Master and his wife headed for
Prince Rupert to visit the
Rebekah Lodge there.

Anyone interested in joining
the Oddfellows or Rebekah
lodges can contact Jim or Ann

. MacKay at 635-3995 during the

evenings.

a special day!”

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_ of outdoor fun and entertainment for the
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: oe The Spirit of B.C. Bandstand will feature
fabulous B.C. talent all weekend long, such as Paul Hyde,
Vancouver founder of the Payolas, and children’ $s

performer Norm Foote.

* Amateur performances onthe B.C. Tel Centennial
Community ShowCase stage including the Edmonton All.
Girls Marching Ambassadors..

* StreetStuff street performers like the nine-piece steel
orchestra “The Brasshoppers’ from Engl

* KidsOwn area with face painting, 4 8
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parade led by the kids Saturday
and Sunday.

* Food and souvenir concessions.

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Separate, ticket required for each day.
“Children under 12 free—two per adult.

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Laura Flynn, .17, is a dancer and proud Terrace resident who
-wants to tell the rest of the province that Terrace is “a city with
a lot of heart.”.She entered the pageant to improve her self
confidence and speaking skills, and she feels that whether
.she becomes Miss Terrace or not, she Is already a winner for
having the opportunity. She hopes to become a dancing
teacher one day. .

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