Recreation dept. plans a busy summer - here

Terrace will be
‘ariother “Tennis Gite” ‘ne
year. Two representatives
from the 8B.C. Tennis
- Associa coming

tion will be

acer

run the clinic on schools, In the evening a thecourts nexttothe REM. Fest”, cosponsored by a
Wednesday, June 6, They public clinic will be given'at Lee ‘Theatre in, beginners Canada Youth Works grant,
will be giving clinics during a charge of $3 per person. and intermediate Tennis in a provincial Recreation and
the day, free of charge, ta Instruction will be at both 1% hour sessions starting at Fitness Branch grant and
school children In the - the Kalum Street courts and 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Bring the Terrece Recreation

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your own rackets, Department is well un-
Registration will be at the derway. Two young people
Terrace arena office starting | have been employed on a
* +” x: Monday, May 7. Registration YCW grant and are working
* wes is Himited so enroll early! out a of recreation depart-
The Terrace recreation ment office. Volunteer
department and the B.C, committees are assisting the
k Whitewater Association will yorkers on this-project. The
be co-sponsoring a kayak festival will be held Sunday,
* clinic Tuesday, July 24. June 24, at Skeena fleld. The
ak Three B.C. Whitewater theme of the festival is fit-
Association instructors will ‘ness, fun, children and the
Tal be bringing 12 boats, com- family. Elementary schqol
pletely outfitted. children .are. engaged in
There will ba two, #hour designing a logo for the fun
_ sessions for beginners at 8:30 fest. This logo will appear on
am., 10:30 am. and 6:30 t-shirts, buttons, posters,
p.m. and one 4-hour session signs and banners, -
for advanced people at 1
p.m. the cost will be $3 per
hour for adults and $2 per the Fun Fest are a parade

The,two kickoff events of

* * ‘ Ky hour for people age 13 to 18. and a ‘“Walk-Run-Cycle”.
* Registration will beat the The parade willbe composed
° * . arena office Monday, May 28 of children only. A: great

. to June 1, the office is open many childrens’ groups have
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For further information call

On May 18 from 8:00 p.m
to 12:00 a.m. there will be a
Teen Digco- Hillbilly Hoe
Dewn in the arena banquet:

; ~ Shelford accused Green-
room with SabSoul. peace Foundation members

A car rally will be heldin Wednesday of using scare

VICTORIA (CP)
Agriculture Minister Cyril

the Caledonia ~ Community festation in Vancouver.
Reereatin Cit and te Stor cold na nove ce
Department, It is an ex- lease that provincial
cellent opportunity for ine legislation might have to he
dividuals ‘to’ test skills of Amended = to | make
following directions and o'@anizatlons te tall
navigation. Drivers shauld Greenpeace financially
bring {heir cars, a navigator responsible for the results of
and a $2 registration fee. The ‘heir actions.

rally starts at 2 p.m.-on Okanagan fruit farmers
-.| Sunday, May 27, at the are concerned the infestation
— Caledottia ‘High School - in thecity’s Kitsilano disirict

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parking ‘lol. ‘Prizes will be will spread to their area and
, awarded to the most ac- destroy orchards.
curate team. “ hos
The organization of the canine thelr wave
. rt t]
First Annual Terrace Fun- gypsy moth larvae well on

their way to a potential
population explosion that
‘ feould wreak havoc on the

Terrace Sunday, May 27. tactics to prevent efforts to.
This ‘event is sponsored by end the gypsy moth in -

already expressed their

interest and willingness to
participate In the parade,
The" Walk-Run-Cycle” is for

entire families to participate «
in. Prizes will be given to all

persons who complete the
walk-run-cyele.. :

Project’ manager, Danna "

Forsberg went to Kelowna

recently to study their

Fitness -Fest and she
returned with many ideas.
She also learned about the
New Games that will be
brought to our Fun Fest by
the provincial. Recreation
and Fitness Branch.. :
A crew of seven ‘people

from the Fitness Branch will :

be here five days before the
Fun Fest giving clinies- on

‘New Games. Equipment for

some of these games include
giant Earth Balls, W.W.-II
parachutes, Boffers and
Goggles, regular gym halls,

‘and frisbees, All. of these .
things spell fon for all who

participate. °

beauly of the city of Vun-
couver, and pose a serious
threat to employment in the
province's’ agriculture -and
forest industries,’ Shelford
said.

"Tt is regrettable that the”
scare campaign created an’
atmosphere of near panic in
the neighborhood concerning
the pesticide carbaryl which
has been cleared by
specialists in Canada and ‘the

_United States as well as by

the Vancouver city health
department,”

. Shelford, who was

defeated by Frank Howard
of the NDP in last week's
provincial election, said the
gypsy moth is one of the
most destructive insects in
North America.

“Tt has a voracious ap-
petite and, if allowed to
further establish itself, will
attack most of the broadleaf

Watch this newspaper for
regular updates on Fun Fest
News. For further in-

. formation of if anyone is:

interested in helping. with the.

_ Fun Fest please phone 635-
5809 or 695-2841.

Enrollment space is still
leit. in the Adults and
Childrens Orienteering to be
held on Saturday, May 26.
George Kenney an excellent:
orienteer will be teaching
compass use, deviatian,
aiming off and use. of
topographical maps to the

_ adults. Knowledge of these
"Skills could save one from

spending. 4. night . out.
Children will Tearn pacing,
compass use and map usage
by games. Compasses will be
provided. The adults and
childrens orienteering
programs were formerly
going to be separate
programs but have been
combined because of. low
registration in the childrens

program. Participants will

trees Vancouver. The
larvae is large, ugly and
appears in great numbers,”!

He said the “‘fally af: the
Greenpeace anti-eradication
program is that it is almost
certain to lead to the future

. use of tons of control

materlals demanded by the
public to contro) this new and
destructive pest.” .
“If the program had been
allowed to proceed unhin-

- dered, only a few hundred .

pounds would have been

_ necessary.”

Vancouver city manager
Fritz Bowers said Wed-
nesday that efforts are being
made to renew -the ‘spray
program.

Hesald the pesticide would
be used if S0;per cent of Kitsi-

Jano residents sign a petition -

allowing Agriculture Canada,
te.carry oul the program. .

Residents who oppose the
carbaryi spray. will be ad-

meet al the Parkside School

‘ Parking lot on Satuday, May

2at1 p.m, A fee of $5 will
charged and must be paid “e
fe Arena office before May

* vaturel Dyes on Cotton’
also starts on Saturday, May
20. Tho {nstructor, Joan
Humphrey; an expert in
dying techniques, will be
holding. the workshop out- -
chors at her home far three ;

‘eonsecutiye Saturday. |

sludent will learn how 0
make beautiful ‘tie-dye
creations with cotton sing

’ traditional natural dyes auch

as indigo and rust..
variations using | discharge

“techniques will provide’ an

interesting and subtle range
of colours and textures. ‘.

Students must bring strong

thread, scissors and rubber

- gloves, Cotton and dyes will

be provided, Registration is

. slit being taken at the arena .

office. The fee is $18 for 3
sessions,

iar“ Shelford slams Greenpeace.

vised ‘of an inectleide soap

‘which also can be -used

against the moth although its
effectiveness is Ikmited,

Meanwhile, Gordon . -.
Powell, officer in charge af
Agriculture Canada’s plant
quarantine section, said
there are feara the moth
might have Ianded in the
agriculture-intensive Fraser
Valley and could pose a
threat. to nurserymen,
among others. -

He sald agriculture fleld
workers will launch an ex-
tensive hunt for the moth in
the Fraser Valley and
Okanagan next month. The
search will then expand to

.: the Kootenays.

He said several states, in-
cluding California, are in the
process cf passing laws to
require certification of B.C,
nursery’ products to ensure
the infestation does not

. Spread to the United States.

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