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An Advertising Supplement to the Daily Nexus NOVEMBER 16,1983 An advertising supplement to the Daily Nexus N O V E M B E R 16,1983 2A Wednesday, November 16,1983 Daily Nexus A Moment On The Snow QWQUESr By JEFF SCHEINER than a powerful view. Once dry, legs weak, and the mind LARRY’S The snow falls in a above the clouds, you push dazed. You look up the cliff « ■ relentless, wild fashion, off the seat. A quick check of that offered its rewarding transforming everything equipment and one last slope. You watch others AUTO PARTS W into a magical planet of breath. Soon the snow, as buried deep or cutting the white silence. A shot of light as the clouds that perfect lines already made brandy to warm the soul. dumped it, flies over your in virgin snow. You’ll be up The extreme impatience of shoulders as you freeze in here until you see your car waiting to click into the time. Flying, gliding, tur­ from the top; it’s the last one metal bindings and slide the ning and an absolute feeling in the lot. Then you will glide 7Dayswmc boards toward the chairs, of weightlessness. A body to the door that will take you flying in the cold, crisp air. drawing lines in the snow, a to a blazing fire and bed. As now Open Evenings The anticipation is too much. head bobbing up and down, you sleep, images of white You watch, you wait, the top screams of orgasmic will invade your dreams and Mon-Fri 7r:30 am to 9 pm • Sat 8 am to 8 pm • Sun 9 am to 7 pm of the mountains offers more quality. Face frozen, lips steal your soul. ANTI FREEZE & COOLANT When it comes to protecting your car's engine against rust, corrosion, heat & cold Reg. 5.98 NOW * 3 « 2 6 % OFF ALL WIPER BLADES with this coupon Offer good thru Dec. 1983 5 8 5 5 HOLLISTER AVE. Next to Pino's Corner of Magnolia-Hollister 964-3545 S T A F F B O X Debby Churchill Editor of Special Editions W riters Lisa Bellomo Barry Clarkson A ccou n t Bill Diepenbrock Executives Heidi Frehner Abbie Argow Leslie Maxwell Karen Argow Robin Motooka Jon Crane Office Staff Rossana Petrilli Krista Harris Jim Hodgkins Jeff Scheiner * Jon Hirsch Patty Hourigan Gina VanderVeen Tina Kistler Diana Lawrence Steve Steinberg The Goals of Ice Hockey Laura Kelley Dawn Stiving By HEIDI FREHNER six players with in­ Protective equipment is Yeah, I’ve heard of terchanging roles. There is Kim Makature Cherie Warman essential when playing ice Stacie Manning hockey. Isn’t that when you one goalie, two defense and hockey. All parts of the body put on your tennis shoes and three forwards. Any of the must be covered including run all over Rob Gym trying six members are qualified to extra protection for the front to avoid that little black make a goal, including the of the legs and shoulders. To thing racing across the goalie. prevent facial injuries, wire basketball court? Members try to ac­ masks attached tio helmets If you are like many of the cumulate goals for their are encouraged. students in Santa Barbara, Ice hockey is like other you are probably unaware of team sports such as soccer the sport ice hockey. It and football in that each of seems like something you them require a lot of con­ would only endure while centration and cooperation. vacationing in the snow, Hockey, however, has a high since frisbees, warm turn-over rate of team Communications C o-op A d Photographers weather and beaches prevail members. Unlike football or Director Director near our beautiful California Mitch Cohen soccer, players are con­ Joe Kovach Bob Sacco coast. But actually an ice stantly being substituted to Valerie Colter hockey league is right here keep the highest energy level Sean Haffey in Santa Barbara just throughout the entire game. Advertising Production Larry Leka waiting for willing-bodied If ice hockey seems to^oe M anager Mary Doyle Other Photographs contenders to join in the fun your type of fast moving, Jeff Spector Ann House and competition. action game, then contact Courtesy of Marshall Lacombe Ice hockey is an action team by getting the hard, John Witney at 968-8808 for Yosemite National Park sport, similar to floor hockey black rubber disk, called a more information and A sst. A d Catie Lott Warren Miller in Rob Gym, except for puck, past the eager-footed details about playing ice M anager Barb MacLean Explorama wearing ice skates instead of goalie. In order to glide the hockey, or come by the Ice Ivan Hesson Mami McEntee old tennis shoes. Since ice puck past the goalie, a Patch located at 1933 Cliff Jane Musser hockey is the quickest sport curved hockey stick is used. Drive in Santa Barbara on Classified Jeanette Rojo on foot, it requires a lot of This may be a difficult task Tuesday or Thursday nights finesse to be an ac­ at 9:30. There are three Ad Manager Stephanie Solorzano since the small three-inch complished player. puck may travel to speeds up house league teams and one Kathy Cruz Roy Sundstrom The team sport consists of to 100 miles-per-hour. (Please turn topg.l2A, col.5) Daily Nexus Wednesday, November 16,1983 3A Local Winter Sport: Ice Skating By LISA BELLOMU want to head for the center In the beginning you may chocolate. Now you can Well, it is almost that time and practice your turns and find yourself sitting on the enjoy watching the other of year again. The time when figure eights. If you happen ice more than you will be skaters racing around the trees start to lose their to be a beginner, have no standing on it. Try not to pay rink. This is another good leaves, the stores get out fear. Most rinks provide attention to the people opportunity to meet people. their holiday decorations, a special slow rounds that whizzing by you or get chill hits the air, snow begins allow for a more relaxed discouraged; remember As you can see, ice skating to fall and ponds begin to pace. If you are a beginner, they all started out the same offers you a good way to freeze — well maybe that is here are a few tips: make way at one time. Once you exercise while having fun, going a little too far. It’s true sure you are dressed get the hang of it, enjoy and is a great way to meet that not all of this will properly. You want to be yourself. If you happen to people. There are rinks all happen this winter, warm but you also want to be fall down, pick youself up over and the closest one to especially in southern able to move easily (a little again, or better yet, take Isla Vista is The Ice Patch California, but that will not extra padding in your pants advantage of your awkward in Santa Barbara. They are stop its natives from en­ may be helpful if it is your position and with a sym­ open to the public seven days joying winter sports just like first time skating since you pathetic look, attract the aid a week during various hours everyone else. will probably be spending of a cute passerby. After and their price for adults is Ice skating is just one of much of your time sitting on about an hour you will only $4.50 incuding skate the many activities people the ice). When you go to pick probably be ready for a rental. So, the next time you will be enjoying this winter out your skates, you will break. Work your way over are sitting around with season and although we may probably wear about a size to some chairs and sit back nothing to do, why not grab a not have the necessary and a half to a size smaller and relax with a cup of hot date and go ice skating. resources right at hand, than your normal shoe size what mother nature has because it is important that neglected to give us, man the boots fit tightly so that can create. The indoor ice your ankles are well sup­ skating rink, characteristic ported. When you go to put of southern California, may your skates on, make sure not have the novelty of New they are laced up tightly so York City’s Rockefeller that again you get maximum Center, but it can be just as support. Now, when this is much fun. completed, carefully stand Ice skating is a relatively up and get the feel of your inexpensive way to spend an skates. It may take a while For a Better Body evening or afternoon and it is to get used to walking on two This Winter... great exercise. The energy blades, so take your time. you feel is exhilarating as When you feel confident EXEEO BICS! you whip around those enough to hit that ice, slowly corners and feel the cold air work your way to the rink. hitting your face. When you first enter the ice, If you are an experienced hang on to the edge and get skater you will probably the feel for the ice under LARRY LEKA/Nwu» your feet. Get very familiar with the edge because for about the first half hour you i are probably going to be ! depending on it a lot. i p r ★ Beginning The first thing you will ★ Intermediate notice when you begin, ★ Advanced skating is that, you look extremely awkward because .
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