Horseshoe competition

The turnout was. less -

than expected, but the
competition was keen
and the Terrace
Horseshoe Club's spring

open tournament in-

spired some exciting ac-
_ tion.

In singles, Del Bjarn-
son finished well in front
with a 8-win, 1-loss
record. .

There was a traffic
jam for second place
with a three-way tie.
Fred Berghauser, Joan
Ziraldo and = Joe
Wideman all had 6 and 3

_ losses.

points scored system to
determine Berghauser.
picked up second ‘with

534, Ziraldo third with -

492 and Wideman fourth |
with 437.7. .°0 |

a
“ys

It was another ‘close’

one for the five doubles -’

matches. Emil Gustafson
of Kitimat teamed with.
Berghauser to place first
with four- wins ‘and no

Then they had a three-
way tie for second with
teams tied at two-and-

Judges went on a

records. two. Judges again went.

-Fitness challenge on

TERRACE — Spring is here, and with it, many peo-
ple’s thoughts turn to fitness and outdoor activities..

The District of Terrace Council has been challeng-
ed by the District of Kitimat Council to a community
fitness challenge and Prince Rupert has joined in.

The community that has the highest percentage of .

participants (based on population statistics) turning
out for a minimum of 15 minutes of continuous exer-
cise or fitness-oriented activity today Wednesday,
May 28, will be declared the winner.

This is the third year of the Fitness Challenge and
Kitimat won the first two years, It’s time for Terrace
to become more active and win. The results have
been: 1984 — Terrace, 6203 participants — 34 per-
cent of population — Kitimat, 5469 participants —
39 percent of population. 1985 — Terrace, 4116 par-
ticipants — 25.1 percent of population — Kitimat,
4969 participants — 41.4 percent of population.

Terrace needs everyone to get into fitness —
whether it be through a 15 minute fitness break, a 15:
minute walk or run, or swim, or some other type of
physical activity of the person’s choosing, said a
spokesman at the Terrace Parks and Recreation
Department. We know many people will not par-
ticipate by themselves, but need the encouragement~
of a group, the spokesman said. We would like each
business to participate in the fitness challenge by
organizing some activity for your staff to participate
in (ie. a 15-minute walk, run, or 15 minutes of exer-
cise) or by encouraging your staff to participate in an
activity of their choice and to sign up at a registration
center. , ,
“Every body counts.’’ Please participate!

Jackie's Column
PORTION CONTROL

Portion control is
Important In losing and
maintaining welght. Many
people feel as fong as
they eat only the foods
fisted on their diets, thay
can eat as much as they
want, This, of course, is
not true. Twice as much
food has twice as many
calories.

It ls important to realize
that overeating Is a habit.
It doesn’t matter whether
you are overeailng
cottage cheese or ice
cream, the habitis stillthe
Bsame. We tend to

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determine the amount of
food we eat through its
visual appeal, If the food

than if it does not look
appetizing.

Leaving food on a plate
is a challenge for many
people, perhaps from
childhood teachings. If
you find this a problem,
try making it a new habit
to eat foods in smaller
portions, regardless of
the caloric content.

Your Diet Center
Counselor will be happy
to share other portion-
control ideas with you.

to work and placed Fred
Annett atid Joan Ziraldo
second, Del Bjarson‘and .
Frarices Sabine third,
and Joe Wideman and
Don Sharp fourth, —..
All the action “took
place.at the new enclosed
pitches at Heritage Park.
In the tournament raf-
flé draw, Manuels ‘won
the 10-speed bike, Terry
Maki won the barbeque,
and Doug Mumford go
the coffee pot. ‘

Terrace Review —- Wednesday, May 28, 1986 9

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Sneaker
Day

On May 23 the Ministry of
Transportation held a’
“Sneaker Day” In co-
operation with. -Fitneas
Canada Week. Here,
members. of the Terrace
Reglonal office, District Of-
flee, and Geotechnical
Branch “show thelr shoes”
for Sneaker Day which was
followed by “Sneaker
Lunch" in the Terrace Public
Park, outside the Public
Library. ‘

New horseshoe pitch
facilities at Heritage Park.

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