URSDAY, JULY 22, 1971

BY ELAINE:

_ Recreation
Scene |

PARMENTER _

i week, migre sate Woa was a definite
eecess at the'playground. Although there is a

laygrounds Séein ‘to’ enjoy themselves, |
e major special event of. the week was the

st: including balance, co-ordination, ‘and riding
ills ds well as writing anexamon safety anda

.C.M.P. and Mr, Best of the Terrace Fire Dept.
bicycle safety... —

ects as well. by Kent and Mark Hogartt. ;
The children’ enjoyed themselves immensely

ast 20 out of 35 points.

me Community Centre Playground came first,
@tieryl Stubs of the Community Centre
ee layground came second and Jan Munson of
merarkside School Playground came third.
7 Inthe9totlyr. old group Larry Taylor of the

a urand, also of Uplands came second and Gwen
Waldie of the Community Centre Playground
mame 3rd.
me nthe 12 and over age group Gerald Hiemstra
meee! Kiti-K-Shain Playground came ist, Cheryl!
Salrolstra of Parkside came second and Janet van
der Kwaak of Parkside came ard.
mm Other events were held on each playground:
threughowt the week, Al Kiti-K-Shian the

Mluesday, and on Wednesday buiit a ‘bicycle
erebsticle course and are still using it. They are

sof all children.
On Tuesday Parkside had a very successful
See (rip to the Police Station with the children loving
mevery minute of it. On Wednesday some of the

obstacle races with bath playgrounds fully
participating. The children remaining al
1 Parkside imprayised skits and entertained each
olher, The skits were repeated again on
@ Thursday for the benefit of those who misséd
me them. Safety Posters were made in arts and
crafls and bicycles were decorated for the
B bicycle Roadeo on Friday.
Al Uplands the children were still enjoying
charades and fingerplays as well as many very
active games. A continuing story is also in
progress every day and will be continuing all
summer, The Uplands children also decorated
their bicycles Friday morining with prizes going
@ to the best decorated bicycles,

The Community Centre Playground spent
most of (he week preparing for the bike roaden™
Friday starting with the coloring of. safety-
posters on Monday. Tuesday all of the children
wenl onan excellent bicycle hike to Fishermans.‘
Park which was enjoyed: by all-even: -the-*
exhausted Playground leaders.

This dog definetely
not of NDP Party _.

The life of a politican isn't
always friendly.. .

(Frank Howard, M.P. for
Skeena discovered this last
week while visiting homes in the
Bulkley Valley,

Mr. Howard, whodoes a great
deal af house to house. visiting ”
was beset upon by a dog at one

me home and reccived lacerations AaB.
P to his leg from being attacked
by, an unfriendly dog.
‘Mr. Howard said though that

attendance on all’ parks those who do attend .

‘Approximatley WO. ;
Fiple attended with 70 of these participating. -
e,children were involved in a practical skills .

Ik. by Cpl. Ray Mashford ‘of the Terrace .
All ‘bicycles were ‘checked | for mechanical 7
nd all the children who entered obtained their —

aster Rider'’ Certificate, for receiving at:

Inthe 6 lod yr, old catagory Micheal Shafter: of.

pkands School Playground came first, Randy — -

achildren went up Terrace Mtn, for anallday hike -

also building a fort near the playground for use |

J children went on a hike to Uplands for games and ~

he doesn't intend to discontinue
visiling but just to be a little
more wary in the future.

CENTENNIAL MEMO

New Westminster
destroyed by fire Seplember 10,

THEY'RE OFF

Thursday the children wen 0 onan exciting trip
to the. fire: hall and returned talking only af
_;firemen-and fires for the next-tow days.
This week is Nature Week at the playgrounds.
Uplands ‘School Playgrounds will be going to
: Parkside Wednesday afternnon to’ participate i
arts: and crafts. .On Tuesday: and Thursday

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE B.C,

afternoon Parkside will be playing in'the treed &

area behind Parkside School, making use of the
natural objects. and collecting them for. arts and
erails, »

The Community Centre Playground went oa
short jaunt to a néarby wooded area with the
local Ranger from the Forest. Service Branch
where: he explained.to -the: children: the laws
‘about fires and fire permits and how to identify

. various trees and shrubs in our area. Friday:
‘afternoon (hese children will be going ona walk
-aling a nature trail set up by a local Parks

' officer.
. + KittK-Shain Playground is also going ona.
_hature walk on Thursday morning and for the.

rest of the week will be continuing to work on
their fort. They are also trying ballon sculpture
and making tissue paper flowers on all the parks
as wellas a treasure hunt. --

‘The night program for the older. ‘children had
planned a hike for his week as well as balloon
scupturing and perhaps glass culting. The bays
will also be making a loom for belt weaving.

Last week they enjoyed pedal dipping and lie 4

dying immensely and still want to continue with
these crafts,

The children at the Hart Farm Camp definitely
appear to be enjoying themselves from‘the yells
and screams of -happiness ['ve heard and the
many smiles I saw.

Many appear to want to return for the next
‘camp and all the children preparing to go are

_ Wailing anxiously, Swimming and dunking the
‘playground leaders seems to be the best part of
(he camp. Nature craft and camp craft is also
‘being stressed in most of the arts and crafts and
games.

~ A wounded “Barred Owl” was faken up to the
Harl Farm on Tuesday on loan to it for the
summer from the §,P.C.A and this is an added
attraction for those there and those who are
leaving for camp shortly.

Next week at the playground i is Athletic Week
‘with no big special event event planned. Each
playground will be having its own Sports Day
with practices leading up toit. For this week and
next week all playgrounds will have only 1
playground leader as the others are at the Hart
Farm Camp with the children,

All children attending playgrounds will be
notified a day in advance if their Jeader and
children plan to leave the grounds for a hike or
visit to another playground.

Again the playgrounds are held at Uplands
School, Parkside School, Kiti-K-Shain School and
the Community Centre with the hours being
Monday 1-4:30 p,m,, and Tuesday to Friday 10-12

aim, and-1-4:30 p.m. All children should be at

« leasl6 years of age and the program is free!

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Photo by Ken Fuergutz

BILL TRATCH, the sixty-five
year old manager of the Lakelse
Hotel, was one of the oldest
walkers in’ the Knights of
Calumbus walk-a-dhon held last
Sonday, Bill brought in nearly
three thausand of the fifteen
thousand dollars total realized
by the affair...

In keeping: with the British
Columbia Government's -new

policies concerning the total use

of all forest land,. the . B.C;
Forest. Service ‘has ‘been
instructed .to study

through rugged terrain--
effort lo protect a large portion
of the province's. salmon
fisheries resources. et

Resources. Minister

Division will investigate a

possible roadway linking the-
upper reaches of Owikeno Lake -

wilh the southern lip of South
Bentinck Arm. Owikeno Lake is

about 35 miles long ahd feeds:

into River Inlet, which is some
250 miles -northwest’ . of

, Vaneduver,
The lower reaches of the lake,

will continue to be used ‘as

holding grounds for' logs being -

harvested: from the lake's
mountainous shores. Following.
initial studies in lhe early. 1960's

a forest read was built joining. :

Owikenn Lake and the sall.
chuck in order to protect the
spawning grounds in the river
leading (Io the sea. Under
certain river conditions, and
only be special permit from the
Feral Department of Fisheries,
booms of logs may be towed
down the river.

The Government is also
concerned aboul the effect af
possible booming operations on
the upper reaches of the lake,
which also acts as one of the
lake's major salmon spawning
grounds, The Rivers Inlet
saimon run has been described
as one of the largest on British
Columbia’s enlire coastline,

Creation of a road from the
lake northward to South
Bentinck Arm would protect the
total use of the area by
eliminating the necessity of.
using the upper reaches of the
lake for fog log dumps and the
towing of log booms. &.D.
Thomas, a senior member of

’ the Engineering Division, said

the road study will update
similar investigations carried
out in the area in the early
1960s.

He said the engineering crew

would start to work before the .

end of the month. It was

New gous will ae

the.
feasibilily-of a 25. mile “road -~
in-an:

". Inelude strong considerations of :-
“Ray”!
Williston today announced that.”
| the Forest Service Engineering |

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Mr. H. Young:
5009, Pohle Avenue: » Terrace

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difficult, he. - Explained,
determine - when - (he: ‘shiay:
would: be corn pleted. °; ‘ :
Mr. Williston: has rioted thal." .
the: need for additional wood is. f- ©.
increasing: that there are vasl.. fej. 0:
stands of timber in-the Owikend™
Lake region. However, he also.
noled that plans”. for “he |
development af the forest must” ’

“FROM ‘SAV. MOR:

~ Mrs, John Hill ©

‘all other resources. dependent 7 2406'S” Kalvm ‘Ste

“on the forest land.

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