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Wednesday, October 27, 1982

By WENDY LAING
Sitting in the armchair at home

watching the. Canucks battle’ it

out. with their . opposition is .

entertaining and inspirational as —

we watch. players. display their
fantastic skating skills:

Maybe your lifelong ambition
isn’t to become a hockey star but
if you would like to polish up on
ice skating, Panorama is the
place to head for.

Here at the recreation centre
skating lessons are available for:

all ages, shapes and sizes. There |

are two pre-school levels for four
to six year olds:

ePenguins is for non-skaters
and includes confidence and that
all essential balance.

ePuffins is the next. stage. for
your. ‘‘Peter Puck’’ fan where
some know-how is taught. Using
edges, glides, an introduction to
backwards skating is offered.

For school-age ice buffs there
are three classes: Bronze, for
those unable to skate, intact with
proper. stroking (the | skating
movement),.. turning, .. stopping
and balance; :- silver
crossovers, edging, . backwards

stroking and: direction . change
turning;

gold goes into more

By IAN CARPENTER
Yet’ another. Buzzare. Week:
passes by, with Stelly’s growing
restless as its first dance of the
year approaches. - Stelly’s» will
have its annual Hallowe’en dance

Oct. 28 and students who. dress
“Up. for the occasion will receive a

$1 discount at the door.

detail

offers:

and control. Backward
edges’ and ‘crossovers,

and mobility. turns. and. some

power stroking are all a part of

this class. ;

For those who are comfortable
on skates’ and: have preferably
taken school-age lessons, a power
skating. class if offered.
Following the national ‘skating
test-one can move like the wind,

- compared to puttering along:

All of the above classes are at
various days and times with on-
going registration. Many ice
sessions are beginning a new
week period soon,’so check ‘out
the situation at the centre.

If you definitely. don’t fit into
either age groups there’s an adult

class Wednesday’s. 7-7:50 p.m.”

Ice skating is not just.a sport for
the younger people, it’s great for
any..age to spend extra’ time
exercising an enjoyable way.

All little boys have dreams and »

heroes. If you: know’ someone
whose favorite phrase.is, ‘‘When

1 grow: up | wanna be a hockey.

mohawk»

THE REVIEW

player’’, mini-hockey’s the ideal
class. For pre-schoolers it’s a
fantastic class ‘and all that’s
needed is hockey gear and the
everlasting, non-stop energy a
child possesses.

As in swimming, a session for
moms, dads and. -kiddies.~ is
scheduled for Tuesday mornings
and Thursday: afternoons.
During an hour of recreational
skating an instructor is available
for any aid. (If Tommy feels sick,
Susie can’t stand up and you
can’t catch Jimmy.) Drop in or
register now.

Rick, Tracey, Dodie, Heather,
and Joe. are. superb. instructors
with lots to say and teach. Brenda
Philp, senior instructor says the

‘nice part of our system is the.

progression in avs —_ certainly
a plus.”’ :

mittens and those legs ready to be
revitalized. After a couple of laps
it. will -all. come back, ‘and
Olympic champion you’ll be...

well, we all like to pretend.

So, out come the musty skates,

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“together for a pot luck dinner last
week and: afterwards sat down
and. planned students’ activities
for the rest of the year to ensure
an exciting.year for all.

.©Stelly’s curling club started up"
last. week with the. first.game of.

‘the season. Students will play

renewing
eatelini wp on the ee ee at

“serious side: followeid! ‘Many: felt
‘they were hippy: 10-be part ¢
. “gathering, tosee old fr iends again
sand. to enjoy a trip. to the: Island,
us Teachers were: proud to have had =
apart ine
. education of 80: many fine men,

and, women, | allot whom: had

They.
“teaching in thoge times brought:

: a pupils.

co OMe,
Hospurcality,, and ort
who. organized the event. Edwin”
“Bambricky Mts. Barbara Clarke.
se and!
. Bambrick

The: day before the dance is
‘when
carving:
Students will,
turing: skills to the: test by trying:

to» create the. -best Hallowe’en.
pumpkin in the school. On: Oct.’

29; Dress- Up Day, students will

- put on. ‘their Hallowe’en duds for:

~ the entire: day of classes. e

the annual
“contest

Pumpkin =
takes place.
put. their see

°The junior. ‘soccer team tied.
d: Panthers 1- I. Stellyis

ae ne eae - kes Aa

~ A-unique school reunion took

place last month at the home. of

Mr:
Galiano: Island:
“by those who, had been pupils at.

“the
} weer 1920-and 1930 and earlier,
yo and included three tec whers, we

‘and -Mrs..O.H,. New..on-

It was attended

‘South’ Galiano school “bet-

An ‘enjoyable. Aime. “was ‘spent.
acquaintances and.

Bur “after ie

the training. and

their. lives.
methods’ ‘of:

made: ‘a sticcess: of
felt. that.

good results and: the discipline.
meted out helped inno sinall way.
40, mold. the eet of, ANE,

Nt ny canter ‘ag.

festivities: were oversa® votelofr

“thanks was given to Mreand Mra

New for the ase of: ‘their tovely —
cand. their:

COWELL

Mrie: Rosamond Wardy,”

WAL master :

every Wednesday after school:

of fun and enjoyed by.all.
“volleyball teams ° dropped their: en

--squads.: :
“back after losing the first game ~

» Only 58 Hote shopping days till

Mrs.

Ambrose)? Mrsv E.My Belli-Bivar
» (Ethel Hill) of North Vancouver:
“and. Mrs

Cor this ce

Were - busy
‘recording, the events: Refore the

wonderful,

against. various. students from —
around the district. It was loads

‘Both senior: boys © nd girls

games against ‘strong. Esquimalt.
The’ senior: boys” ‘came

Bye winning the second game: 16-.-
~ Unfortunately, ~ Esquimalt: at
on: the third game. and therefore:

nthe set'two games to.one. ae

hought of ihe ‘Week:

: 1 - :

ceremonies. «i ;

“Special: puests “were | vavehie: we
_ Gcorgeson, a long time resident . ne
of the Island, Mr. O.H, New and).
Donald: New. and: three»
teachers: Mrs. O.H.. New, (Eva

a Gilts, Toys, ‘China, Paper:
Products, Glassware, Wicker: & M
ALLE PRICED TOC CLEAR

Edna ‘Copping (Edna.
» May): also of: North: Vancouver,
~ There were 23 former pupils there
acc rompanies by their husbands.
and. Wives. rand. othe families
- feprenantel wer ‘

eee
, Hellhanse, M

aliano’ Is ‘land:
Mrs, Norah (Shopland) Giarrick
and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Steward
of Mayne Islands Mrs. Winnifred ’ i
- (Bellnhouse). Spalding of South
~ pender Island; Mr.cand Mrs. Bo |
Gear Murehesan) Streeter, Mrs.
Jack. (Dorothy * Patience) Shaw
Q and Mrs, Winny (Thornley), J
“Gardner.of Sidney; Mr, and Mrs.
“Finlay. Murcheson and Mry and
“Mrs, Colin Murcheson of”
Nanairho: Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ronald a
‘Page of Cedar, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Page of Gabriola Island,
oMr. and Mrs Lyndon Twiss, Mri
Barbara (Twiss): Clarke and Mr.
sand sMrsedan’ Howard: of Vane
-vouvery -Mre and. Mrs. ¢ Roger
‘Twiss, Mr and: Mrs. Kenneth oy
Page sand). Mr. and) Mrs.)
«(Rosamond sMutcheson): Mardy.
of Victorias: Mr, and. Mrs, John’
Betty Lord) Moraes of Campbell.
“Riversand — dielbin heh Morgan:
eral ‘alkland,

. ‘Stew ard all