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LHUnOUAY, JUNE 24, 1/L

LEARNING TO: SWIM -10|

with HARRY

Bo: : a
BACKSTROKE ELEMENTARY |

This stroke is another in’ the
class of -"'resling strokes" pro-
bably ‘one of the better. ones:
because there is no. problem
with breathing and at the end
of each: stroke the body “glides
quite easily through the water:
Assume the position of the Star-
fish float on the back on top
of the water, arms ‘and’ legs
spread wide apart in lhe shape
of a star, The arms. .and: legs
move simultaneously in this
stroke, The arms hoth moving
together _ bend at the elbows,
the hands: turn outwards slightly
and are cupped pulling. down
towards’ the waist.

When .the hands reach that
position’ there should be a pause
to let-the body glide. After this
comes the recovery of the arms,
tlie clbows bending again and
drawing. the hands up the side
of ‘the body to the outstretched

positicn over the head.

McPHEE

The legs alsa move simullt-
aneously. The feet should drop
downwards and turn outwards
with the-legs bending at the
knees,-. now the. knees are
straightened and thus pushing the
feet away from the body at the
same -time the feet kick and
turn inward to the pointed toes
position with legs ‘squeezing
together and closing in the ex:
tended position. This jis ‘now
where the glide commences,

Recayery of the legs is. made
by again bending the legs with
the kneés going outwards, and
drawing the feet underneath and
to the oulstretched wide position,
So to ‘recap, iegs and arms
always. move together and re-
member’ to callow the body. to
glide after the completion of
avery cycle, co
- Breathing is casy.and can be
timed to suit each individual,
It can be said that this stroke
is likened to a frog kick, -

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LEARNING - 10: SWIM -Il |
with HARRY. McPHEE -

SIDESTROKE,.

This slreke is another of those
classed os “resting strokes"
that can be swum when a swim-
mer .becomes tired or has a
cramp etc. It also is-one of the |,
best strokes to be used for life
saving. The body lies parallel
to and on top of the water on
its side, for jhe sake of ease
we will assume the left side.
The Jeft arm is extended over
the head underwater, the right
arm is straight down the right
side of the body. The feet are

together, The ‘pull’ stroke of
‘the left arm ‘and the recovery

stroke of the right arm are op-
posite although they work to-
gether.

The ‘left -elbow bends,
hand is cupped and the arm
is pulled forward and stops -at
chest level. Meanwhile the right
atm recovers by bending and
bringing. the right hand in front
of the chest, This is one com-

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the.

Lonely hours relieved
Terrace, with io0 ee ter nual

. Old age, at the best of times, ,

can mean a lonely existence,
hut when the aging process has
‘brought with it same mental
disorder then a further obstacle
has been added to what years
remain. These patients of the
Valleyview Hospital,
Essondale, are learning to
overcame some of
problems by working together
al a variety of activities in
occupational therapy.

.. Valleyview Hospital has 767
beds and is the Provinee’s
largest and most modern
facility for the treatment and

care of elderly citizens
suffering from ~—s mental
disorders, The  haspital

provides active treatment and
rehabilitation programmes,
and its facilities include a wide
range of diagnostic and
treatment services, for patients
who may. require. minimal,

intermediate, or full
complement = of — nursing
services, ,

wel second gerlatric

psy chiatric facility operated by
the Mental Health Branch is.

their |

Red Shield]
over top
.. The Salvation Army's Red
Shield campaign has exceeded’
its 1971 goal by approximately
sain,
.Envoy Bill Young reported .
that’ a total of $4,872.9) was
collected in the Terrace-
Kitimat area, well over its.
$4500 campaipn objective, --
..In 1970, Terrace-Kitimat

. residents contributed $4,245.97
ta the Red Shteld ‘campalgn.

a my
lotor ’. Hawes 0.0.

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No, 103 - 4622 Greg Avenue "
Terrace, B.C,

Phane: 635-229

"| Hours: Tues. 10 Sat, 9:30 a.m
to5:30 pms

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patients, and active
recreational and occupational
programmes, l
the Bellview Hospital, is located

-(reatment programmes In these

Beriatric facilities, combined
wilh the dedication of the staff
wha work with the aged sick,
many of the patients are able to
be discharged to private
placements, boarding homes or
nursing homes.

ard bedroom in- the. full
immediate possession.

Blof.

A third facility, -

at Vernon, and provides
accommodation for 239 |.
patients.

..Due to the success of the |

‘defence. appealed and Mr.

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’ PHONE 635-4371

.. Very atiractive three bedraom home containing just under
1200 sq. feet of living area, In addition to the main floor ihe
full basement is partially finished with rumpus room and |
fireplace, fourth bedroom plus extra bathroom. Also nicely
tandscaped lot. Owner is transferred and anxious to sell. °

:Drive by 4715. Olson Ave. and then call us for an |
"appointment to view. This home is in immaculate condition
and cofiains two large bedrooms, kitchen, livingraom and
dining area. Wallto wallin liviag room and dining area. The
spacious kitchen boasts lots of cupboard space, built in range
and oven as well.as room for a breaktast nook. There Is a
. hasement,

This brand new home may have everything you are looking
‘for. Three bedroams, ‘carpeting in livingroom, large kitchen — j
with dining-area. Attractivefireplace plus 2ndone roughed
> inin the full basement, ‘Laundry facilities on the main floor,
Natural gas. heat and carport. Located on a quiet dead end:
‘Street, Full price $26,800. with, excellent financing available.

.. Older! type two bedroom home located on just over “ane
acre, ‘Property is mostly cleared and has a nice area In:
_ flower and lawn, The home features electric heat and is buill
“on a “conciéte foundation. Asking ‘only $12,500. ‘

. Over 1200 square feet of. living area located on a half acre: -
This solidly bulll home has many excellent features
_making. ita désireable home for ihe average family at a
® moderate price. The three bedrooms are alt a good size, plus.
_polentiat for a'4th bedroom. Extra‘large kitchen and eating -
Brea, Lots of storage facilites. Priced at $16,000. Callustor #
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overruled

The B.C. Court of Appeal
ruled last Monday that the
federal government was wrong.
in lowering the Juvenile age
from 18 to 17 for criminal
prosecutions. Three judges
ruled that juveniles are boys.
and girls 1B years of age and

@@ |, uider, dnd ‘must be, proceeded , ,
eat | -againsbi ‘in juvenile court, met

The decision overruled | a
supreme court judgement
ordering a Provincial ‘ court.
judge to proceed with the trial.
of a 17-year-old youth on
charges of theft and possession
of an automobile.

When the case came before the
Provincial Court Judge J.J.
Anderson in Vancouver last
December the | defence
contended that he accused was
a child under the Juvenile
- Delinquents ‘Act,:and that the
‘ordinary -courts. had no
jurisdiction over him, —

Judge Anderson agreed: the
Crown then applied to the B.C.
Supreme Court for a Writ of
Mandimus directing him to
proceed with the trial, The

Justice A. Bruce Robertson
eoncluded that a 1970
proclamation lowering the age
to 17 was beyond the power of
the governor in eounell.

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plete stroke of the arms. Now
the oppesite occurs.’ The- leet
arm is then straightened out
pushing the hand’ back ‘to its
starting position over the head.
The right hand (cupped? then
‘makes the push stroke. back ta
the thigh simultaneously, .

The legs, haye to perform a
Scissor like moyement from the
hips, both ‘knees bending and
legs opening on: the ‘Jeft arm

recovery movement, They then |.
straighten ~ out, and close, on the

right-arm push stroke. There
should be a definite pause at
the end of each stroke, provid-
ing. the Slide. for the resting

styoke, : .
The side stroke may be swum:

just as easily on ‘either side;
remembering though that the
top leg must go forward to per-
form the scissor kick. If it goes
backward this stroke is then
called the Inverted Side stroke
as used in towing a bady in most
life saving maneuvres,

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Terrace RCMP are
investigating & break-in at
Tillicum “Drive-in -,. Theatre

Tuesday in. which several boxes |

of chocolate bars, candy and ice
cream were stolen, Entry was
gained through a side door tc
the concession stand at the
theatre on Keith avenue.

AX
Another break in’ was
reported at  Blakeburn

Construction compound, and
thieves made off with a skillsaw
valued at $90, and siphaned gas
from a car parked in the
compound, The theft occured
sometime ‘Tuesday night, and
was reported at 8:00 a.m..
Wednesday. :
MXXXX

and smashed into a power pole.

- His vehicle suffered $1,000

damage, byt he was uninjured
inthe accident. He was charged
with . driving with a blood-
aleohal level i in excess of 08,
“EMXXEEX

At 11:45 p.m. on June 22, 4
two-car collision occured at the
intersection of Lakelse Avenue
and Clinton Street. Wallace
Morin of Kitimat was driving
east on Lakelse Avenue when a
ear driven by Phillip-Leib of

‘Terrace pulled out from a stop

sign and slammed intohim. 4
total of $800 damage was done to
both cars, but no injuries were
sustained, Leib was charged
with failing to yield right-of-
way, |

Asimilar aceldent éenred in |
Thornhill. Wednesday .morning.
‘beverly Bujtas was struck by a
logging truck driven’ by Don-
Apolezer. Apolezer stopped at
the stop sign-at the intersection
of Celgar road ‘and Highway 16,
but proceeded to cross - the

‘highway, striking the Bujtas

car, The truck was unharmed
in the accident, but the car
suffered $500 damages. -
Apolezer. was charged with
failing to yield right-of-way.

subscriptions

Flower
power

° Derrace: Kinsmen produced

: their fourth annual flower plant-

out last Sunday ~ in the rain, -
- The club placed 43 barrel

“flower-pianters on Terrace .

streets, Each: planter : contains
a professionally-tended flowers
which should dAoon be in bloom.

The beautification project
was made possible through -
from local
businesses. and industry.

Two Terrace’ women,
Barbara Wine and -Carol
Machura were apprehended as
they were leaving the premises
of Traders Finance at 2:00 a.m.
Tuesday. The women were
charged with Breaking and
Entry, although nothing was
stolen. Machura was sentenced
to three months imprisonment
and Wine was given a term of
six months imprisonment.

; XXXXXX.

Since June 20, there have
been four accidents reported.
On June 20 at 7:30 a.m. a car

‘driven by Harry Holmes of

Kitimat left the road on the
Williams Creek flats, south of
Terrace on Highway 25. His
car, was totalled, but Holmes
was not injured) He was
charged with driving without
due care and: attention,
“¥XXXX

On June 20 at 8:55 p.m., Ian
Hickman of Terrace drove his
car out from an alley on Lazelle
avenue, lost control of his car

Philip knocks
common
market

LONDON - Prince Phillp fs in

hot water over a speech
warning of dangers to a-
griculture if Brit an should join
ihe common market,

..In a speech Monday to the

‘Royal Agricultural Society of
the Commonwealth Prince

Philip said the Common Market
farm system had “completely
upended” some long-standing
agricultural patterns | in
member countries,

.-Britain and the market
reached agreement on U.K.
entry this week. Entry to the
common . Market is
“unpopular? amongst most
Britons.

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