Al2 JASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 6, 1978

Trophy Night at Joy Keillor Bridge Club

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_ Player of the Year Von

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Open Pairs Winners Rob Wadey and Joy Keillor

Voice of the People :

. Bird Cownt Successful

The West Kootenay Natu-
ralists are concerned about the
seed-eaters such as Goldfinch,
Common Redpoll and Pine
Siskin. The spring and summer
of 1976 was a very wet year.
This may have had an effect on
the nesting, hatching and feed-
ing of these species.

The wet weather may have
also had an effect on .the full
development of the seeds need-
ed for the winter survival of
these birds.

The West Kootenay Natu-
ralists would also like to thank
all participants that gave of
their time to make this year’s
bird count such a success.

Mel DeAnna

Editor, Castlegar i
On behalf of t

Kootenay Na

would like to take th

tunity to thank the

News for its help in ci

birds—an increase of 2,368 from
the 1976 count. ( hy
teports have been 1)
make the count comple!

The largest increase
the Scaup, Coot and
Grosbeaks.

Service Held

Don Ellison Named Player of the Year

It was trophy night Dec. 19
when play took place at the Joy
Keillor Bridge Club. 5

Don Ellison, named Player
of the Year, was recipient of the
Margaret Maddocks Trophy.
Hubert and Maryellen Hunchak
won the Arrow Pairs Trophy
with the Castlegar Pairs Tro-
phy goigg to Jo and Jack
Mundt. ‘Open pairs winners
were Rob Wadey and Joy
Keillor. Joy Keillor also shared
the Spring Pairs with Dr. Ken
Wagner.

Results of the evening's
bridge with 11% tables in play
is as follows:

North-South

First, John Frame and Joy
Keillor; second, Jim and Bev
Swain; third, Stan Greenwood
and Phyllis Matteucci; fourth;
Jack and Jo Mundt; fie, Darn
Musclow and Chuck Clarkson.

East-West

First, Hubert and Mary-
ellen Hunchak; second, Don
Ellison and Bill Ahrens; third,
Norm and Joan Command;
fourth, Jean Fischer and Grace
Donaldson; fifth, Dr. and Mrs.
Garry Jenkins,

Monday evening the club
members played four-and-a-half
tables Howell with the follow-
ing results:

First, Gordon Boyd and
Elmer Pellerine; second, Stan
Greenwood and Phyllis Mat-
teucci; third, Bev MacDonald

wand Lper Walkory fore tiy 2
Fischer and Grace Donaldson.

Robson Fire

An unoccupied duplex, °
which burned to the ground
Dee. 28 causing a brilliant glow
over Robson, was reported to
police just after midnight.
Loca! assistant to the fire
marshal, Castlegar District,
Bernie Van Rassel, told the
Castlegar News the building,
described as a frame structure :
and owned by Clifford Jolly of \
Grand Forks, was insured.

Castlegar Pairs Winners Jo and Jack Mundé

He said loss is

between $10,000 and $12,000.

Voice of the People

They’re God's Creatures

Editor, Castlegar News:
May I once again remind

Glenmerry -
NEW AND USED
FURNITURE
3191 Highway Drive:
PHONE 364-1822

your number of
faithful readers that with the
renewed onset of cold weather,
“God's creatures” (the birds)—
to quote my elderly Doukhobor
friend, will be in need of some
assistance in order to survive,

First of all, birds must
have water and right now it is
frozen and difficult to get at, so
a pan of water placed near the
feeding area gets considerable
use. (I have found that one pint
of water goes in about two
hours.)

Since there is a consider-

able variety of wintering birds.
. there is a considerable choice in

the kinds of food that can be
placed out for them. Kitchen
scraps, including leftover fruit,
fat trimmings, bread (prefer-
ably dried and mixed with any
kind of fatty material), stale
cake and pastry, rolléd oats or
oatmeal, nuts (shelled or un-
shelled) and even bones with
scraps attached to them will
provide nourishment for some
needy bird. .
Commercial wild birdseed
mixes are available at local
grocery stores and feed stores,
unsalted sunflower seeds are a

-prest..drawing card for the

Evening Grosheaks and Stel-
lar’s Jays and can be bought at
astore in the centre of town in
wholesale lots, while cheap

” hamburger or fat scraps from

the butcher, cut up or hung

‘irotta branct: protidss 2 stugin..

of high energy food.

Many birds will not eat on
the ground so that it is
necessary to place the food and
water in an elevated place,
where you can also watch them
better.

In any case, there are very
few pursuits which give so
much pleasure at so little cost
of effort and money than that of
feeding the wintering birds.

It is not the cold that kills,
it is*the hunger and indif-
ference,

J.A. Charters
Castlegar

The building was located at
3077 Waldie Lane in Robson.
The fire is still under investi-
gation.

In-depth Review
Into College

Operation

Selkirk College is about to
begin an in-depth review of its
entire operation,, the first since
it was established eleven years
ago.

Municipalities rect
million in uncondition:
during the current fis
which ends March 31,
said.

British Columbia's 140
municipalities will share $106
million in unconditional grants
in the next fiscal year under the
province’s Revenue Sharing
Act, Municipal Affairs Minister
Hugh Curtis said last week.

This is a 12.8 per cent
overall average increase, he
said.

Curtis said this uncondi-
tional grant does not include
the $30,000 basic grant each
municipalily will get, or condi-
tional grants for special pro-
jects such as sewers and water.

He said grants would total
$140 million for the year
starting April 1, resulting in
lower taxes for the smaller
municipalities and villages.

Curtis said that
larger municipalities

College council was told at

its recent meeting that Selkirk
‘will thoroughly audit its opera-
tion using a model similar to a
review conducted by Camosun
College last yeat. A comparison
report will then be done by
related experts from outside
the college. The review will
begin this month and is ex-
pected to take about ten
months.

great significance ina

cost-sharing formula
the West Kootenay,
increases as high as
cent, suggesting th

fairly treated in years

eived $94
al grants
iscal year
1978, he

for the
the $30,-

000. grant would have little
relative significance but “it is of

village, a

small community and a small
district municipality.”

He said that under the new

some vil-

lages, such as New Denver in

will get
48.1 per
at these

communities “have not been too

gone by.”

New Denver Benefits Most
- In New Sharing Foriiula

Curtis also said that this is
the earliest that municipalities
have been told how much they

will get and this
them to prepare tl

He said municipalities nor-
mally have to wait until the
government presents its bud-
get in the legislature before
finding out how much they will

et.” .
Under the act, he said,
municipalities and regional dis-
tricts are entitled to grants

equal to the combined value of .

one point of personal income
tax, one point of corporate
income tax and six per cent of

the provincial sales tax and ‘

and

-Help Wanted ©
Dental Assistant/Receptionist

For growing Castlegar Office,

Experience desirable, but will
train: the right. person.

365-2424

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1978

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 6, 1978

: PROGRAM INFORMATION
All recreation program fees are payable at the Recreation

Office in the Castlegar & District Community Complex.
Registration will not be taken over the phone.

‘Refunds will be allowed only up until the first class of any
Program. After the starting date of a program, no retund -

will be granted unless approved by the Recreation Commission,

Castlegar & District
Community Centre,

439 - 6th Ave.
South Castlegar, B.C.
VIN 3B2

: REGISTER MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1978
_ Winter Programs — Regional Recreation Commission No. 1

- REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

iegetiation may be completed in person at the Recreation
Office beginning Monday, January 9th, 1978.

If you wish to register by mail, complete the registration
form and make cheque payable to the Recreation
Commission in the amount of registration fee. Mail the
registration form and the cheque to the Recreation Office.

No classes will be held on statutory holidays.

The Recreation Commission reserves the right to cancel
any program. & c

RECREATION DIRECTOR: Pat Metge
RECREATION PROGRAMMER: Bill Chow
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY: Pat MacKinnon

365-3386

TINY TOTS’ (PRE-SCHOOL) ACTIVITIES (3-5 yre.) Tarrys

dan. 19 - March 23
GYMNASTICS Fee: $8.00
Learn balance, fl

, and
through basl¢ gymnastic staps.

dan. 16 - Marc
\ Fee: $5.00 °
10 Sesalons

Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: L. Shaffer

| Community Complex
Jan, 25- March 29
Fee: $5.00

{l Community Complex
dan, 26- March 30
Fee: $5.00

10 Sessions
Thursday, 1:15-2:15 p.m.
Instructor: C, Hrytzak

Individual Instruction.
teyuired)

Park (10 and under)
h 20

CONDITIONING (SOFTBALL) Boys and Girls aged 13 - 19
Teaching basic skits and fundamentals of pitching styles
and various game plans. Time made avaliable for

10 Sessions
Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m.
Instructor: D. Stetsko

ADULTS’ ACTIVITIES
ART : :
Designed for beginners or persons with limited art
10 Sessions experience, Emphasis on sketching and water colour.
Monday, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Instructor: S. Wearmouth 10 Sessions
Wednesday, 7-9 p.m.
Instructor: Daisy Havedale

Robson
dan, 18 - March 22
Fee: $15.00

BADMINTON
Fun badminton ina setting. (No
participants supp!y own racouatl

(Glove and running — shoes

SHSS (Activity Room)
Jan: 24 - March 24
Fee: $2.00

SSKATE.
: Learn the fundamentals of skating with expert instructor.
1 Community Complex 10 Sessions
Jan. 16 - March 20 Monday, 2:15-2:45 p.m.
Fee: $3.00 Instructor: L. Anderson

bee, aime - + ® Emphasis
iT Community Complex 10 Sessions 0

Tuesday & Friday, 6:45 - 8:15 p.m.
instructors: G. Hyson-H. Babcock .

CREATIVE DANCING I? te. t1-yee> clan}. - a mw.
imagination and body in simple movement.

0 Sessions

Kinnaird Elementary 1
Thursday, 7-9 p.m.

dan. 19 - March 23
Fee: $5.00

Blueberry Creek
dan. 16- March 20 |
Fee: 35.00

18 Sessions

.
oe 6 >

flexibility and
Jan. 16- March 20 Monday, 2:45-3:15 p.m.
Fee: $8.00 £ ‘Instructor: L. Andarson ¢ Castlegar Primary
< Jan. 17 - March 21
10 Sessions Fee:
Wednesday, 2:15 - 2:45 p.m.
instructor: L. Anderson

+ I Community Complex
Jan. 18 - March 22
Fee: $8.00

DOG OBEDIENCE

VARIETY ACTIVITIES HOURS
». Opportunity for pre-schoolers to experience soclal games,
- song and dance, and arts and crafts in a group setting. (1
» to 1% hours)

Community Complex
March 2- April 27
Fee: $15.00

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 1-2:30 p.m.
Instructor: C. Hrytzak

1 Community Complex
k Jan. 24- March 28
Fee: $10.00

EMBROIDERY

10 Sessions
Thursday, 10:30-12 noon
Instructor: L. Shaffer

_ Community Comptex
dan. 26 - March 30
Fee: $10.00

Blueberry Creek
Jan. 17 - March 21
Fee: $10.00

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES {12 and under)

ART - seman MT
; Learn proper techniques in drawing, sketching and water
; colours.

+, Concerned with floo

Tarrys :
dan. 18 - March 22
i Fee: $5.00

: Beginners

. Kinnaird Elementary
dan. 16 - March 20
Fee: $10.00

Twin Rivers
dan. 19 - March 23
Fee: $7.00

Woodland Park
dan. 16 - March 20
Fee: $5.00

10 Sessions
Monday, 3:30-5 p.m.
Instructor: Leni Normington

: Advanced ,
; Kinnaird Elementary

» Jan. 18 - March 22

: Fee: $10.00

B Tarrys 10 Sessions -
Jan. 19 - March 23 Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m.
; Fee: $10.00 Instructor: Q

10 Sessions
Wednesday, 3:30-5 p.m. .
. instructor:
Pass Creek
dan. 18 - March 22
Fee: $7.00
: Robson
3 dan. 18 - March 22
. BAOMINTON Fee: $5.00
{ Learn tho basic fundamentals of proper strokes, grips,
: footwork and rules. (supply own racquet)

i Kinnalrd Elementary 10 Sessions

ihe and

Teaches the handlers how to teach their pets.

Basic sewing techniques.

GYMNASTICS (Elementary)

GYMNASTICS (Intermediate or Advanced) SH:
For people with basic gymnastic skill, maln-emphasis on
of

for future dance, 10 Sessions

Tarrys
Jan. 18- March 22 » Wednesday, 7-9 p.m.
3 10 Sessions Fee: $5.00
Tuesday, 4-5 p.m.
Instructor: F. Rego 10 Sessions

Monday, 6:30 -8 p.m.

Pass Creek
Jan. 16 - March 20
‘ee: $3.00

FAMILY BADMINTON
Opportunity for families to participate In an evening of fun
(racquet req )

9
Thursday, 7-8 p.m.
Instructor: D. Copaschuk 10 Sessions
Tuesday, 6- 7:30 p.m.

Instructor: A. De Freitas

Twin Rivers
Jan. 17 - March 21
Fee: $10.00/Family

BRIDGE
Beginners and upgrading. Can be of value to the more -
experienced player. Come as a group or single.

SHSS (Room 216) 10 Sessions
Jan. 17 - March 21 Tuesday, 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Fee: $20.00 Instructor: J. Keillor

CERAMICS
-The course: Includes hand-modelling and use of kiln.

(some supplies required)
10 Sessions

Tuesday, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Instructor: S. Harnadek

ses and some apparatus work.

: 10
Wednesday, 6-7 p.m. Beginners
Instructor: D. Stetsko Community Complex

Jan, 24 - March 28
$30.00 |

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 7 - 9:30 p.m.

10 Sa: s
asion Instructor: J. Enwold

Thursday, 4-5:30 p.m.
Instructor: D. Stetsko

Fee:

Advanced
Community Complex
Jan. 26 - March 30
Fee: $30.00

10 Sessions
Thursday, 7 - 9:30 p.m.
(nstructor: J. Enwold

10 Sessions
Monday, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Instructor: C. Hrytzak

10 Sessions
Wednesday, 3:30-5 p.m.
Instructor: D. Stetsko

COOKING (Oriental)
Qualified Instructor will show and prepare Spanish,
Phillipine and Chinese dishes.
10 Sessions : 2
Wednesday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. U SHISS March 13
Instructor: L. Shaffer Fee: $25,00

8 Sessions
Monday, 7-10 p.m.
Instructor: Mira. E. Santos

ss 8 Sessions
Jan. 25 - March 15 Wednesday, 7-10 p.m.

skills,

Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Instructor: C. Hrytzak

i Jan. 19 - Merch 23 in
Fee: $5.00 Twin Rivers (Advanced)
dan. 31- April 11

Tarrys 10 Sessions Fee: $7.00

dan. 16 - March 20 Monday, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Fee: $5.00 Instructor: M. Belanger

Feb. 2- Apri
Fee: $10.00

10 Sessions 1

Thursday, 3:30-5 p.m.

Instructor: L. Shaffer Pass Greek (Advanced)

dan. 16 - March 20

BOXING Fee: $7.00

Persons Interested in boxing please leave name and phone
number at Recreation Office. Instructors and trainers

avallable. Open to individuals 16 years and under. VOLLEYBALL

Blueberry Creek
Jan. 19 - March 23

CO-RECREATION Fee: $5.00

A program designed ‘for participants to experience and
develop social skills through minor games, relays, tags,
ball games and social games.

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 3:30-5 p.m,
Instructor: S. Kelly

Kinnaird Elamentary
van. 17 - March 21
Fee: $5.00

Blueberry Creek
Jan. 18 - March'22
Fee: $5.00

Castlegar Primary
Jan. 17 - March 21
00

10 Sessions Fee: $7,

Wednesday, 4:30-6 p.m.
Instructor: S, Harnadek

Castlegar Primary (10 and under) 10 Sessions
Jan. 19 - March 23 " Thursday, 3:30-5 p.m.
Fee:

5.00 Instructor: A. De Freitas SESS (Room 111)

dan. 24 - March 2
- Fee: $18.00

Robson 10 Sessions

Twin Hivers tl miermed late)

HUNTER TRAINING (14 years and over)
8.C. Fish and Wildlife Branch C.O.R.E. Program.
Requirement for B.C. Hunting Licance.

instructors: S. Angus - 8. Junker

Fee: $25.00 Instructor: Mrs. E. Santos
10 Sessions

Tuesday, 7:30-9 p.m.
Instructor: C. Lapointe

DOG OBEDIENCE
Teaches the handlers how to teach their pets.

10 Sessions
Thursday, 7-9 p.m.
_ Instructor:C. Lapointe

‘Community Complex
March 2- April 27
Fee: $18.00

9 Sessions
Thursday, 7-8 p.m.
Instructor: D. Lopaschuk

10 Sessions
Monday, 3:30 -5 p.m.

FLOOR HOCKEY (Superblades only)
Instructor: L. Shaffer

Night out for fun and exercise. (No Instructor)

Tarrys
dan. 17 - March 21

KJss
dan. 19 - March 23
Fee: $5.00

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 7:30-9 p.m.Fea: $5.00

Learn proper skills. in volleyball

10 Sessions
Thursday, 6- 7:30 p.m.
Instructor: S. Kelly

10 Sessions
Thursday, 8- 9:30 p.m.

: TEEN DANCE MOVEMENT
Through music learn jazz movements and jazz exercises.
Structured for girls 15 and up.

GOLF

Always a popular course, thanks to the added attention
given by own local Pro. Beginners, hackers or advanced
players Promises to have you ready for the
fairways.

| Woodland Park
dan. 19- March 23
Fee: $15.00

10
Tuesday, 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Instructor: F. Rego

: 10 Sessions
Thuraday, 7-8 p.m.
Instructor: D, McArthur

Woodland Park
Jan. 19 - March 23
Fee: $15.00

10 Sessions ,
Thursday, 8-9 p.m.
Instructor: O. McArthur

12 Sessions
Tuesday & Thursday, 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday, 6:30-8 p.m.
Instructor: S. Wearmouth

Jan. 17 - March 21
Feo: $5.00

PUBLIC SKATING — Community Compicx

Sundays 2:15- 4:00 p.m.
8:00- 9:15 p.m.
(Adults, or children accompanied by an adult)

Tuesdays 10:00 - 12:00 noon
: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Thursdays 10:00 - 12:00 noon
2:30- 4:00 p.m.

Fridays 2:00- 3:30 p.m.
Saturdays 2:45- 4:45 p.m.

Cancelled — Feb. 19, March 11, and March 18

governments, doctors

and health.

March 5-
Fee: $6.00

COMMUNITY EVENT

. “Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking”
This well respected plan is returning to the Castlegar
area, and brought to you as a Community service of
your friend, The’ Adventists. Recommended by

Plan Incorporates sound health principles through
lectures and discussions designed to help you quit
smoking and have a more positive approach to life

pammunity Complex (Room 109)

For Further Information, phone 365-2649

HUNTER TRAINING
B.C. Fish and Wildlife Branch C.O.R.E. Program.
Requirement for B.C. Hunting Licence.

SHSS (Room 111)
Jan. 24- March 2
Fee: $18.00

12 Sessions
Tuesday & Thursday, 7-9 p.m.

and. ex-smokers, the 5-Day * Instructor: S. Angus- B. Junker

INDOOR TENNIS (16 years and over)

Learn the basic techniques of playing tennis, focusing on

proper ground strokes, grips, serving, footwork and rutes.

5-Day Sessions (responsible for own racquet)
7:30 p.m. .

KJSS

dan. 19 - March 23

Fee:$20.00

10 Sessions
Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m.
: H. Kemp

Instructor: D. Zinner

— ~-Laarning the heels knots. (saanca:

LADIES EXERCISE
Introduction. to various exercises for toning up the body.

Robson
Jan, 18 - March 22
Fee: $5.00

: 10 Sessions

Wednesday, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Instructor: L. Shaffer

Pass Creek

dan. 19 - March 23

Fee: $7.00

LIQUID EMBROIDERY

An intorcstias. Rabis~-thaceias” ai “isveis” Ot skill]

10 Sessions
Thursday, 6:30-8 p.m.
Instructor: L. Shaffer

requirements.

Tarrys
dan. 16 - March 20
Fee: $10.00

MACRAME

10 Sessions
Monday, 7-9 p.m.
Instructor: P, Podmorrow

119 Supe, “am
& Sessions
Tuesday, 6:30-8 p.m.
Instructor: G. Bunyan

Woodland Park .
dan. 24 - Feb. 28

Fee: $15.00

SKATE (Beginners)

-Learn to skate with a qualified Instructor.
Community Complex

Jan. 18 - March 22
Fee: $8.00
SLIMNASTICS
Involves exercises and simple dance steps to improve
co-ordination.
Castlegar Primary
dan. 19 - March 23
Fee: ‘$5.00

SOCIAL DANCE -
An evening out with opportunity to learn the basic steps of
ballroom dancing.
Twin Rivers
dan. 18 - March 22
Fee: $15.00

VOLLEYBALL AND EXERCISES

Opportunity for tadies to keep fit and participate in a team
sport. 2
Kinnaird Elementary
Jan. 18-March 22 , Wednesday, 8 - 9:30 p.m.
Fee: $7.00 Instructor: C. Hrytzak

_ VOLLEYBALL (Co-ed - Competitive — 16 years and over)
To develop more advanced skills. (proper gymwear
required)

Kinnaird Elementary
dan. 17 - March 21
Fee: $7.00

VOLLEYBALL (Recreational)

Stressing fun and participation. (No Instructor)
Kinnaird Elementary (Ladies)
dan. 16 - March 20

Fee: $3.00

Blueberry Creek (Ladies) 10 Sessions
Jan ioe March 23 Thursday, 7:30-9 p.m.
‘eo:

10 Sessions
Wednesday, 2:45 - 3:15 p.m.
Instructor: L. Anderson

10 Sessions
Thursday, 7-8 p.m.
Instructor: F. Rego

“10 Sessions
Wednesday, 7:30-9 p.m.
Instructor:

10 Sessions

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 8 - 9:30 p.m.
instructor: C. Hrytze«

10 Sessions
Monday, 7 - 8:30 p.m.

Robson (Ladies)
dan. 16 - March 20
Fee: $3.00

Kinnaird Elementary (Co-ed)
dan. 17 - March 21

Fee: $3.00

Blueberry Creek (Co-ed)
Jan. 17 - March 21

Fee: $3.00

Robson (Co-ed)

dan. 19- March 23

Fee: $3.00

Tarrys (Co-ed)

Jan. 17 - March 21

Fee: $3.00

Pass Creek (Co-ed)

Jan. 18 - March 22

Fee: $3.00

WEANING
earn the art of hand-spinning and the natural dyi
B.C. and New Zealand fleece, viaet

10 Sessions
Monday, 7:30 -9 p.m.

10 Seasiona
Tuesday, 6:30 - 8 p.m.

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 8-9 p.m.

10 Sesstons
Thursday, 7 - 8:30 p.m.

10 Sessions
Tuesday, 6 - 7:30 p.m.

10 Sessions
Wednesday, 6:30-8 p.m.

Community Complex
Jan. 23 - March 27
Fee: $20.00

YOGA
Fearn and experience new dimension to this fascinating
art.

10 Sessions
Monday, 7-10 p.m.
Instructor: D. Rydall

Castlegar Primary
Jan. 16 - March 20
Fee: $10.00

Kinnaird Hall
Jan. 19- March 23
Fee: $10.00

10 Sessions
Monday, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Instructor: P. Emde

10 Sessions
-Thursday, 9:30- 11:30 a.m.
Instructor: P. Emde

BASKETBALL

BADMI
Contact: Jeremy Palmer MINTON CLUB
365-2620

Contact: Bob White
365-7334

REGISTRATION FORM (By Mall)

Name:

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Phone No.:
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Last Public Skating Day — Friday, March 24