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“phe! billeting committee
greatly appreciates the response
from the pedple of Terrace and
say” ‘that offers for billeting are
coming.

nowtime f

“However, they. still. “require

lots: more and-are hoping that
you. will ‘be in touch with them
right’ away, letting them know
your preference for billets and
how many you will be'able to

‘take, ‘Let's. offer our-homes to—
as’ many as we can comfortably’.
handle and this will be one more -
aspect of: the fast-approaching :

Northern B.C. Winter Games

i

that will be neatly attended to. -

Billeting forms can be picked

up’ -at CFTK, The City of Ter--
‘race, B:C,:Access Centre, The-

Curling Rink, the Royal: Cana-
dian: Legion, the Parks &
Recreation: centre, the swimrm-
ing ‘pool, the school board of-
fice, the Winter Games office or

you can:-simply pick up the-

phone ‘and call the Winter
Gamés Office at-635-1991 and
they: will take the information
over the phone,

Weare better than half way
to our goal for billets so let’s get
the! last. ones attended to right
away: Perhaps one or more of
the: -billéts you take will be com-
peting the the ancient and ex-
citing portion. of thé martial arts
known. as karate.

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Karate is: founded on
discipline ‘and respect, In the
course ‘of their: studies the

students ‘learn ta- respect their

peers, their instrucors and most:
of ail themselves.::

As -each<-student develops
ability their confidence natural-
ly grows .and they, are better.

equipped: to’: “make. reasonable: pols,

decisions about ‘life, Physically,
karate. is very. challenging and-

“requires dedicated effort over a’
* Jong 'period of time teaching pa-

tience. and becoming an ex-
tremely rewarding. discipline.:

Karate in Terrace is under the
guidance ‘of. 6th’ dan. Sensei
David Akutagawa who is one of .
the most respected i instructors in
Canada. He is currently in Mex- .
ico certifying as a “world level”’
judge/referes. : ° 7

Mr. Akutagawa: will ‘be.
technical director: of ‘the karate .
events at the’ Northern B.C.

- Winter Games.

Another sport we will be en-

_ quite a. rough sport.

1900 and into the B.C. Winter

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joying a du‘ingih the ‘Winter Games |
_is one oftenconsideréd to be a -
summer ‘time: ‘one: Water polo. *:
"Water; polo began @s a sport
in England: in“ the “1870's and:
reached ‘North. America in: the.
early part: pf this century, The-
present day'gameis a mixture of
soccer, . “basketall, hockey and

Play consists. of two. teams of.

seven .players' (three: forwards,

three defensemen: ‘anda ‘goalie)
attempting to: deposit an in-:
flated rubber ballin their op-
ponents ix’ 3 metre net -thus
“scoring?’. So rary
There . are two - ‘referees.
overseeing the play-and who.
may eject players for. ‘fouls’,
however as much: of the play
takes place beneath the water
“fouls”’ often: go undetected
and waterpolo is ‘considered

Water polo was first in-
troduced: into the Olytnpics in

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been dominated by Terrace and
Prince Rupert with Quesnel
having won: their first gold

' medal only.a ‘few years ago,

Water polo at the Games will

/ be mixed team play, with’ one
: * female i in the water at all times,

-The ages are 12 years and up
and they will play according to

silver | or bronze medals,
“It will be ati interesting sport
to'witness as will the karate, En-

tries in karate are for: Junior:
12-to 15-yéar-old), boys and-
girls kata — white and. yellow, -
orange and’ green, blue’ and:
brown and black, ‘boys and girls

-kumite — orange & green, bhie -
4 & brown and: black, team. n kata :
» & kumite, ‘

We look forward to seeing
these graceful and disciplined
. participants of yet another part

of the Northern B.C. Winter

Games at the first week-end in
‘February.

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6: graduates to complete a
raining course in-the kandl-.

idents and other mishaps.
«Dean Tetreau will now. be
able to train fellow emergen-

~ \e¥ personnel on what to do

_before.ambulance attendants
“arrive,

.. This. is only the second
time the Justice Institute of
B.C, has offered the first

.:responder training program,
.* “In'the past, paramedics
“had to. start. from scratch
‘when they arrived at an acci-
‘dent. scene,’’ says paramedic
director Tony Williams from
“the institite. '

“:, “Now, with a trained first
-responder on the scene,
_they?ll quickly find. out
“'what’s -been done, and can
‘begin their « care from there,"*
she said.”
: "First responders are train-

; ed to stabilize the scene, en-

Sure there is.no further risk

. from fire, gas spills or other

. factors and get a preliminary.

“picture of the extent of in-
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They are also trained to

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The first. responders pro-

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institute,

“Did you know that...alcohol

abuse contributes’ to illnesses
such as heart and liver ‘disease,
family. stress} . violence, .and
many types. of accidents?. These
 fattssare known and yet the
Beneval attitude towards drink-
ing,in- our ‘society is one of
tolerance.
. Alcohol is freely and readily
available and considered by
many to be a necessary part of
social functions. Most of us are
aware of the advertising that
equates drinking. with pleasure
and success.

: In’ an 1989 opinion. survey
taken throughout the Skeena
Health Unit 2214 out of 2472
respondents (nearly 90 percent)
felt that alcohol abuse is a ma-
jor health problem in our com-

_munities. This concern reflects

an awareness of the heavy per-
sonal, family and social costs of
drinking to excess.

With the Christmas season

A local firefighter is is one of

he i in the pr province

“He'll now |

LOCAL FIREFIGHTER Dean Tetreau was one of 26 people in the province to recently complete z a
course for emergency personnel in dealing with accident victims. He'll now train counterparts in the

area.

7

Tips for an alcohol-free Xmas

Did you
know that.;.

. Courtesy Skeena Healttr Att, 7

underway we need to recognize
that we have options regarding
our use of alcohol. Here are
some tips for sensible drinking:

1.Plan your drinking
behaviour _ . oe
— Decide in advance how

much your limit will be
— sip your drinks .

— start with a non-alcoholic

drink if thirsty

— drink with food but avoid
salty foods that create thirst.
2. Say “‘no thanks” with con-

” fidence,

3. Avoid the use of alcohol for

pain relief or to help you get to
sleep (it actually disturbs your
normal sleep patterns.)

4, Think of how your decisions
regarding alcohol use influence
your family and friends.

For those who wish to avoid
all the negative personal conse-
quences of alcohol abuse, in-
cluding the “morning after”
feeling, there are many non-
alcoholic beverages to be ‘tried
and enjoyed. During drug and
alcoho] awareness week in
November these drinks were
highlighted. The variety is only
limited by your creativity.

v

Here is an example- of a
festive drink:
PINK CHRISTMAS FRUIT .
PUNCH
2 bottles (750ml) of white
jerape juice
1.5L cranberry juice cocktail

© 1 can (340ml) frozen Pink

lemonade, thawed
1 bottle (750ml) soda water
Combine juices and
refrigerate until serving time.
Put ice in punch bowl at serving
time. Add juices and soda
water. Serves about 35.

The choice is yours. From all:

of us at Skeena Health Unit we
wish you and yours a healthy,
Merry Christmas.

kk kkk

What are your questions and
concerns? Write us at:

“Did You Know That”’

c/o Skeena Health Unit

3412 Kalum Street

Terrace, B.C,
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