| Sports fields to be constructed

Development of three sports fields at Christy Park gets underway this spring, but some property cleanup was done in December

when the weather allowed.

Fitness classes available _
for those with special needs —

TERRACE — Terrace

Parks and Recreation
have classes not only for
the fitness fanatic,

whether beginner or very

fit, but for those people
with special needs as well.
Two new classes were

_ started this fall and will be

continuing this winter;
The Greater Woman class
and the Y’s Way to a

- Healthy -Back. The. Pre-
natal Fitness class offered

by the Terrace Aquatic
Center is ongoing. Each of

‘Bantam “Br
reps take bronze

_ Terrace Minor Hockey

was busy on the Jan. 10

weekend.
‘In addition to inter-city
league and house league

action, several teams saw

exhibition and tourna-
ment play.

The Terrace Bantam *B’
team took in the Smithers
tournament. and came
home with bronze medals.
Although’ scores weren't
available, they tied
Smithers, then lost to both
Houston and Burns Lake
before beating Prince
Rupert.

Burns Lake won the
gold, while Houston took
the silver.

In an exhibition game at
Terrace, the Skeena
Cellulose Peewees lost 4-2
to the Houston/Burns
Lake Peewee Combines.

Four Terrace novice
teams took part in
Kitimat’s 12-team tourna-
ment, with the Terrace
Firefighters taking third

place with a record of.

three wins and two losses.

Stewart placed first with
five wins in a row.
Smithers grabbed second
with four wins and one
loss.

these classes is designed to
meet the special fitness
needs of the participant
while allowing them to en-
joy exercising in a fun and
safe atmosphere with
others with similar needs.

The Y’s Way to a
Healthy Back is a sit week
program for thoge who
suffer low-back discom-

fort and need to inc¢réase: .

back strength and flex-
ibility. It was developed
by medical specialists in

the US and is taught by

~‘Stewart’s Matthew

Clark was named best

goalie, and the Kitimat
Specials team was named
Most Sportsmanlike.

Results of the other Ter-.

race teams can be found in
this week’s Scoreboard. -

specially trained Yw-
YMCA. instructors, The
instructors in Terrace are

Bill Geier, Judy Chrysler, .

and Betty Jean Goodwin.
This course is offered on
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and
is repeated every six
weeks. The fext course
starts on Feb. 3.

; The ‘Greater Woman
class is designed for the
person who is overweight
and is also a perfect class

for those with other
special problems; _ knee, .
back or leg type problems,

Due -to popular demand
-” we not only offer a class
for women on Tuesdays

and’ Thursdays from 1:30
p.m. to 2:15 p.m. but Fri-
day from 5:15 p.m. to
6:15 p.m. at E.T, Kenney
School. Instructors are
Joset Graham and Cheryl
Sneddon and both are
familar with the problems
overweight - people en-
counter. Joset-has lost 45
pounds recently and

Cheryl has lost 90 pounds.

Northern
Motor
Inn

This week’s
feature:

‘Where it’s at... 7

Country Western Singer

Aguideto' .
Terrace's —
night life —
the “who
where and
when" for
entertainment.

Tom Mohr |

a

Saturday Jam
4to7 p.m.
Bring.an instrument!

by Sharlene Butler
Competition Chairman
Terrace Figure
Skating Club

TERRACE — This year
on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, the
Terrace Figure Skating
Club will be hosting the
Kla-How-Ya_ Interclub
competition.

This two-day event
allows all skaters to par-
ticipate from — beginners
(Canfigureskate) to the
highest level of Senior
Silver and Gold. It gives
skaters an opportunity to

‘compete. at their levels

; - : more than any other com-
. petition does.

The Pre-Natal Fitness
class is. designed for

‘women who-are either pre

or post natal. It is held at
the Terrace Aquatic
Center where the gentle
water exercises will help
you maintain your fitness
level throughout the preg-

‘nancy and get you back in-

to shape afterwards. An
‘added benefit is that the
water’s buoyancy makes it
seem easy and much less
tiring than exercising on

land. This class is held -

Mondays and Wednesday
from 8 p.m. to 8:45 p.m

For more information
on these or any of our
regular fitness classes, call
the Terrace Parks and

Recreation Department at

638- 1174 or drop by the
office in the Terrace
Arena and register.

It is supposed to be a

-. fun event. Other competi-
' tions like C.N.C. Region-

als that skaters attend are

: very serious competitions.

Skaters compete in those
events to win a chance at
Sections, Western Divi-
sionals and Canadians.

This session is not like
that. It doesn’t matter-

what figure you are on or

how good you can free-

skate or dance. The event
gives skaters an oppor-

‘tunity to compete and

have fun doing it.
There ate events that

‘cover single skating, mix

ed and ladies’ freeskate
pairs, (ladies’ pairs be-
cause there is a shortage of

male skaters). Also, there’

is mixed and ladies’ dance

pairs, (ladies again, for’

the same reason).

An Interpretive Free-
skate event in which the
skaters hear the music

they are skating to only

_ extended to Blue Valley

Terrace Review — Wednesday, Jamuiry 21, ‘1987 79 : _ mo

Skaters”

to enter —
interclub.
event |

five minutes. before’ they

skate is scheduled. Par-

ticipants make up ‘a
number on their own.
That event can get in-
teresting.

This year a new event
has been added, Draw.
Dance. In this, ‘the skaters
do not know who their
partners are or the dances .
selected until five minutes
before. It’s a mad rush to -
find out who your partner. cs
is (could. be from...
anywhere), then you have. ~
to find out if your partner

_ knows the dances selected ;--.:,

Most of the time they’:
make up their own steps:
and invent a new dance.

Clubs participating “in
this two-day affair are
from -Ptince Rupert,
Kitimat, . Hazelton,
Smithers, Stewart, Ter:

race and for the first time, -

a warm welcome has been’ e

Terrace is hoping - te
draw 150 to .200 skaters: «

‘for this event. There will-‘”
be lots of variety and.
talent during the two days. -:

Spectators are welcome.”:
Action will start at 8 a.m,
Saturday, Jan. 31 and.-:

hopefully be completed by |

1:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb; *
Hope to see you there, par

Editor's Quote Book

Prasperity makes some .
friends and many enemies.

Vauvenargues -

» 19 years of age

public
» well-groomed

»~ enjoy working with the

Job Development
Program

Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce is pleased to an-.
nouncé the upcoming Hospitality Training Program (formal
Waiter/ Waitress Training) scheduled to commence February 9

-May 29th, 1987 (sixteen weeks). : |

You may be eligible for employment in this program if you are: °
» been unemployed for at
least 24 out of the last

30 weeks

‘ highly motivated
~ minimum of grade 10 education

Program participants will receive eight weeks of theoretical
components at NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE
combined with eight weeks of relative work experience/train-
ing at participating local restaurants. Funding is available for
fifteen participants ONLY.

‘Interested participants should contact Canada Employment
Centre for more information and to determine eligibility:

635-7134

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