- FROM THE ICE AGE —
TO THE ARENA AGE

_ Terrace figure skaters glide through history

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“Skating through the Ages" happens March 25 and 26
at 7:00 p.m: at the Terrace Arena. Presented by the
Terrace Figure Skating Club, the show will feature family
fun entertainment with all skating levels and all age
groups (four through 19). In the hour-and-a-half show, the
club will skate solo and in groups portraying people
through the ages — cave people (including Pebbles,
BamBam and Dino!), the decades of 1920’s, the 1990's,
right through to the future.

Skating through the Ages has been a real group effort.
Julia: Mitchell has served as chairman of the event.
Parents were responsible for construction and sewing of all
the costumes required. Club coaches Tanya and Leonard
Warkentin choreographed the pieces and arranged the

music. Dennis Lissimore is in charge of lighting. And the
students spent-many dedicated hours in rehearsal for their
skating debut.

Guest skaters Jeff Zarin and Lisa Daly, who competed

_in the Canadian ‘championships last year, will perform
singles and pairs for the audience.

Back in the Ice Age...

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Terrace Review — March 20, 1992