- pool, arena user fees

‘TERRACE — Ice rental and.
aquatic rates may be on the rise
if city.council accepts a report

outlining the rate of financial

recovery under the present rate
. structure. The report was filed

-by Superintendent of Parks and’

“Recreation, Steve Scott, who

says that even though arena and ~
aquatic rates were increased last:

fall, revenues still only cover 40
percent of the cost of operation.
- He is now suggesting further. in-
‘creases to boost the rate of
recovery to 45 percent.

In order to do this, Scott is
suggesting that adult ice rentals

be increased to $68.75 per hour,
a 10 percent increase, and that
youth groups pay $23 per hour,

‘which is roughly an average of

previous rates which cost less
before 6 p.m. than after. Also,
he suggests that overtime rates,

after midnight, be set at an addi-

tional $25 per hour, 47 percent

higher than the old rate. Public
Skating. rates would increase by
-an average of about 25 percent
while summer rentals would go

up by about 10 percent.
General admission and strip

tickets for the pool would also

rise an average of about 25 per-

This Is one of the unique features of the E.T. Kenney
School’s new adventure playground, designed to keep kids
Interested and active.

Social Services Training Program
What It Is:

A College of New Caledonia Certificate
Program directly related to work with mentally
handicapped children and adults. There are six
courses and one practicum. All courses are in a
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Who Can Apply:
You can be either currently employed or have
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Closing Date: Applications for the September
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cent while the increase to family
_ passes would be much more —
an average of about 35 percent
more. ‘For example, a six-month
. pass for students would go from

$33.50 to $45; adults from $53
to $71.50; seniors from $26.75

raising by the school itself.

to $36; and family from $82.50
to $110.

As with ice rentals, youth
clubs using the pool would pay
$18.50 per hour from 5 a.m. to
midnight, an average of morn-
ing, afternoon and evening’

The fun at E.T. Kenney Primary School Is back. A brand new “Childspace” adventure’
playground has been installed through a Joint effort by the city, School District 88 and fund-

Terrace Re view —

— Wednesday. Alps. 1988:

_< ity recreation department wants cost recovery —
Boost suggested for —

rates, Per lane rates for youth .
groups and adult rates would .-

rise about 15 percent.

The Community Services and -

Recreation Committee are

presently reviewing the sug:

gested i increases.

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