Chamber of Commerce president Chad Cunningham presents first place in the Window Decorating Contest to Leanne’s Pet Shop

Chamber of Commerce president Chad Cunningham presents first place in the Window Decorating Contest to Leanne’s Pet Shop

List of winners from Prince Rupert Seafest

Friday events:
Window Decorating Contest
1st place: Leanne’s Pet Shop

Friday events:

Window Decorating Contest

1st place: Leanne’s Pet Shop

2nd place: Inn On The Harbour

Battle of The Bands

1st Place: Latex Nightmare

2nd Place: King Crow and the Ladies from

Hell

Saturday events:

Seafest Parade

Best Overall – Canadian Coast Guard

Best Theme: 1st – PR Port Authority; 2nd – Northern Savings Credit Union; 3rd – The Crest Hotel

Best Community: 1st – PR Self Advocacy Group; 2nd – Luso Portuguese Club of PR; 3rd – Canuck Fans

Best Out of Town: City of Terrace/Riverboat Day Society

Best Dance: 1st – Indo-Canadian Sikh Association; 2nd – Spectrum City Dance

Best Marching Band: 1st – Gitwinksihlkw Brass Band; 2nd – NassVille 5 with Moby Dick Inn;

3rd – Terrace Pipes & Drums Society

 

Crib Tournament

1st place – Gary Dodge

2nd place – Tom Timms

3rd place – Clayton McLlellan

 

SUNDAY

 

Swim for Survival

1st – Shot Gun Not First (Blair Mirau & Luke Vandermer)

2nd – Last Minute (Emily McIntyre & Naomi Vandermeer)

3rd – Old Guys (Bruce Bolton & Colin Robinson)

 

Quick & Daring

1st –Team Norway (Eric Lindquist & Hondo Arendt)

2nd – Czech Warriors (Terry Garon & Michael Sluka)

3rd – Blue ox (Grant Slocombe & Thomas Slocombe)

 

2nd Annual Kaien Island Volleyball Grass Tournament

1st Place – Chillin’ With a Rope (Thai & Julie Pham, Ian Fromm and Devin Palmer)

 

Loaded’s Game of Skate

Age 10 and under: Cameron Culver

In the open: Tanner Tsuji

 

For other tournament results, see page 23.

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