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RECREATION CHATTER

Roller skating at the Terrace Arena begins Sunday,

May 7 from 6 p.m. to 9:

30 p.m, Bring the whole

family,
Roller skating will be happening Tuesday, Wed:
nesday, Fridays and Sundays from May 7 until August

6, Please consult the Arena Schedule in your

ring

1878 Recreational Opportunities Handbook or call 639-
1174, for further information. Roller skates for people

of ail sizes are available -

4 Synchronized Swimm
by Heather Archer from

for rental.
ing Club will be conducted
Syachro Swim B.C. at the

Terrace Pool on May 6, 6, and 7. All interested persons
should contact Sharon Lough at 638-1174, before May 4.

The clinic is open to swimmers interested in im-
proving their synchronized swimming instructors or.

coaches.

Adult swimming on Friday 5, between 8 p.m. and
9:30 p.m. will be cancelled to accommodate the
Synchronized Clinic; a special event for Terrace.

Family Gym time at Kiti K'Shan School is providing |

an 1 opportunity for fun and fitness for the entire
fami

y. Every family is

welcome to attend free of

charge, on Wednesday nights from 6:30 p.m. to & p.m.

- Activities depend on the decision made by the group
of attendance each night. Some examples are indoor
soccer, basic tumbling and gymnastics or relay races

and obstacle courses.

Drop-in this Wednesday night at Kiti K’Shan Gym

and PARTICIPATE. C
by at least one adult.

ildren must be accompanied

Most of the Spring Recreation Programs have

begun, however there is
re ants in the following

still room for more par-
programs; Body Building,

ery, Time for Tots, Basic and Advanced Guitar,
Badminton, Outdoor Adventures, Wildreness Safety

and Survival, Su
Interested person may

Saturday, Childrens Arts and
_ Crafts, and Graphic Arts

register at the Recreation

Office at the Arena between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Monday to Friday, Please call us at 638-1174 for fur-

ther programme details.

A reminder for all tennis players that the courts are
reserved for Youth Tennis Lesson on Mondays an-
d Wednesday between 4 p.m, and 6p.m., and for Adult:
Tennis Lessons on Saturdays between 9 a.m. and 12

noon. - :

_ The tennis courts are now available for everyone

use all day Sunday.

TEENS- Are you bored, but alive in Terrace ? Come

out to the meeting upstairs in the Terrace Arena,

Tuesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. Take the opportunity to

Interested in pla ing

. ©xpress your ideas for youth activities in Terrace.
Ball Hockey, Or would you like
eague will be organized if
sufficient, interest is indicated at the Ball Hockey

Organizational meeting Thursday, April 27 at 7:30

p.m. in the Board Room of

the Swimming Pool.

Questions future
of raw materials

BC. (CP) — The in-
ternational president of
the International Wood-
workers of America
(TWA) says governments
in the Pacifie Northwest
are not doing their jobs to
assure. raw. material
supplies. for the future.

Keith Johnson, at:
tending Local 1-424's
annual convention, said
Saturday that
reforestation to maintain

- sustained yield and

preserve jobs is the most

. importantproblem
_facirig members of the

giant forest union.

He said this was of
particular concern in the
northwest areas of
Canada and the United
States.

‘ “These raw materials
are essential -for the
_ Survival of the industry,”’
Johnson said.:

_ The convention was an
offyear meeting without
election of officers. The
only emergency
resolution was made by
delegates from the Fort
Nelgon-Fort St. John area
calling for continuation of
Bri Columbia
way service to those
communities.

Strike vote in PG

Inside municipal
workers voted §5 per cent
in favor of strike action
Sunday to back contract
demands for parity’ with
civic employees the
‘ancouver area,

The ‘workers, members
of the Canadian Union of
Public Emplo ees local

ey won't
ore May 10,
when mediator Jock
Waterston 1s scheduled to
begin _ contract
negotiations between the
central British Columbia
city and its inside and
outside workers. .

- Outside workers,

members of CUPE local
399, earlier vote in favor
of strike action to back

demands. — .

Both union locals have
been without a contract
since Jan.1.

- Briefs
SAVE ON HEALTHY
FOOD

VANCOUVER (CP) —
The Beef Information
Centre says an average
serving of beef liver
provides 55 to. 60 per cent
of the recommended
daily allowance for
protein, 90 to 100 per cent
of the ‘recommended
allowance for iron and
more than 100 per cent of
the recommended
allowance for vitamin A,
riboflavin (vitamin B2)
and niacin (viatmin B3).

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Trudeau told to
fish or cut hait

Starting in July.
Trudeau replied that he
hoped it was not too much
to ask that Commons
proceedings continue in a

Prime Minister Trudeau
turned aside questions
Monday on the probable

timing of the next federal
election, telling oR

position MPs they
earn the date in due

course.
Trudeau told _— the

Commons that MPs will

learn about the

dissolution of Parliament
when it happens and not
before. He gave no hint as
to whether an election
will be called for this
summer or in the fall,
Two Progressive Con-
servatives
the prime minister say
when the election will be.
Patrick Nowlan (An-
napolis Valley) said the
rime minister should
‘fish or cut bait, rather
than continue his ego cat-
andmouse games with
the body politic at the

expense of the Canadian .
public,”

- George Hees (Prince
Edwa stings) asked
the prime minister if he
has decided to “govern
by Gallup Poll” instead of
calling the election that
was expected by many
last week.

. Published reports

indicate the Liberal party
in ~

has lost strengt
Toronto and southern

Ontario where most
observers predict the
campaign be won or
as:

Hees referred to the
reports, saying it. a
red the election call

s been held up by the
poll results,

Trudeau replied that
Hees should be grateful
he has delayed setting a
date, saying he should not
be “so eager ta lose his.
seat,” 3 .

Hees was ruled out of
order by Speaker James
Jerome when he asked if
Trudeau would like to
make “a little cash bet”
on the outcome. |

Nowlan asked if any
date has been set or if
Commons sittings will
continue until] a normal
summer recess, usually

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Shooting
. se :
Victim
At least five persons
died in accidents -in
British Columbia during
the weekend, one of them
a nine-year-old shooting
victim. .
AneMP said tnalerte
chie was playing wit
three friends at the
source-of Bridge Creek,
about 35 kilometres.
northwest of 100 Mile
House, when a .22-calibre
gun, carried by one of the
children, discharged.

Police said an inquest
into the death would be
eld.

-_ A house fire at Clinton

claimed the life Saturda:
of a 13-year-old girl,
Cause of the fire was.
unknown and police were
not releasing the victim’s
name,

Ronald M. Gagnon, 36,
of Tisdale, Sask., died
Sunday in a head-on
collision two kilometres
south of Hixon. Gagon
was alone in the car when
it collided with a sem-
trailer truck driven by
Richard Young of Port
Coquitlam. Young -
received minor injuries.

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