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Schrei Winter Carnival Report The 1983 Schreiber Winter Carnival proved to be a tremendous suc- cess. The Carnival fea- tured the following events: Tiny Hockey Tournament, Road Hockey Tournament, Youth Dance, Free Pub- lic Skating, Pee Wee Hockey Tournament, Beer Gardens, Dance, Pancake Breakfast. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation would like to thank all those indivi- - duals and groups having made the Carnival a memorable community event. Cribbage Tournament Results The Adult Cribbage Tournament was won by Hugh Holmes and saw Mrs. Norma Fummerton capture second place honours. The tourna- ment featured a best two of three games - single elimination system in- volving twelve _partici- pants. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department hopes to of- fer similar cribbage tournaments in the fu- ture. Congratulations Hugh and Norma. Road Hockey Tourna- -- ment The Raiders road hockey team proved too much for the Schreiber North Stars in tourna- ment championship game, by edging the North Stars by a score of 2 to 1. The tournament" featured 7 teams parti- cipating in a double, elimination system. The tournament featured no body contact, games of two twenty minute per- iods and a minimum of seven players per team. Congratulations Raiders! Recreation Programs Calligraphy - Takes place April 23, 1983 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. under the instruct- ion of Marianne Wahl. This course has some- thing to offer the begin- ners and more experien- ced student and includes practical working in writing, lettering and il- luminating besides de- signing with varied styles of calligraphy. For more information and to register please contact the recreation office be- fore April 15, 1983. Microwave Your Dinner Why use your micro- wave just for defrosting your foods or reheating the leftovers? This one day workshop will show you how to cook your meals using your micro- wave oven. We will cook a roast, vegetable stuff- ed fish, quiche, cakes, chinese fried rice, sweet and sour spare ribs plus nine more dishes and lots of ideas. The work- shop takes place Satur- day, May 14 in the Art and Craft Room of the recreation complex. To register please contact the recreation office be- fore May 6, 1983. Train Your Dog This workshop is de- signed for the person interested in obedience training for his or her dog. It will include demonstrations, two training periods with the participant's dog, and information handouts. Step by step procedures Rossport Community Hall * by ANNE TODESCO The annual meeting of the Community Hall Committee took place Tuesday evening with the Chairman Prina Gerow presiding. Exe- cutive members present were Lorraine Seppala, Prina Gerow, Colleen Taylor, Patricia Camp- bell, Camilla Legault, and Devona Leisander. The minutes were ap- proved as read and sign- ed. The treasurer's re- port showed that funds raised and grants receiv- ved towards the reno- vation of the hall build- ing amounted to appro- ximately $93,000 and ex- penditures amounted to $91,000 leaving a cash balance of $2100. It was announced that financial aid for the com- ing year is given through the Local Ser- vice board organiza- tion. On the agenda for the coming year there is planned the erection of a fence in front of the entrance, a fireproof door on the basement entrance, and the floor given another protect- ive coating. The stored furniture and equipment will be removed to the hall within a few weeks, new chairs are to be purchased and dishes. Mrs. Gerow thanked all who volunteered their help at anytime during the renovation period. She announced that they planned an opening exercise some- time in May or June. The executive com- mittee was returned to office with a new mem- ber to be obtained be- fore the next regular meeting to occupy the seventh position. Wm. Schelling offered con- gratulations to the exe- cutive members for their efforts in the renova- tion. Nelson... continued from page 3 new year. The increasing use by railways of hardwood ties offer hope in this direction. The advent of much heavier rail cars has caused the increase in use of hardwood ties from 20 per cent of the total to 50 per cent. The increase in the miles of railway track in the west as a result of the new Crow Agreement will also help. Pallet pro- duction is gradually im- proving also as other, industries start to in- crease production. Pulp and Paper 1982 was a year of seriously declining pro- duction and earnings for the pulp and paper in- dustry. For Canada pro- duction declined 10 per cent to 18.2 million ton- nes. In January 1983, the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association fore- casted a rise in product- ion of 7 per cent to 19.5 million tonnes which will mean a total operating rate of 83 per cent, still well below a satisfactory level. Canadian share of the U.S. newsprint market declined 2.5 per cent in 1980-82 but C.P.P.A. hopes that the rise in demand in 1983 will cor- rect this problem. = WELCOME... Capital Insurance Agencies Ltd.and | are pleased to welcome employees of STOPN STEER SHOPS LEAH TRONSEN .- (Thunder Bay) to.a Blue CHIP Plan. / Al King 34 Cumberland Street North Suite 704 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L3 @ (807) 345-5451 ONTARIO 5969 = BLUE CROSS will be covered on train- ing your dog to heel, sit, come when called, etc. Dogs should be at least six months old and need not be registered. Those who have already parti- cipated in basic dog obedience course could begin intermediate work. The course takes place Saturday, May 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To register please contact the recreation office. Fit Five Program Several Schreiber residents have been actively involved in the Fit Five Personal Fit- ness Program. This pro- gram encompasses re- cording the amount of time you as an indivi- dual spends in sport - fitness activities. The following lists those in- dividuals successfully completing levels. Ad- ditional details will soon be available. Be ready for fun, some learning opportunities, and a chance to begin improv- ing your fitness level. Level One: Linda Costa, Maria Gentile, Stella Speziale, Marie For- tier, Ida Speziale, Deborah Fletcher, Wally Malcolm, Betty Ann Klassen, Walter Klas- sen, Deb Fummerton, Rosann Pellegrino, Gene Hartmann, Gerard McGrath, Don Ander- son, Kevin Duguay, Keily McGuire, JoAnne Bergeron, Cheryl Smith. Level Two Kevin Duguay, Cheryl Smith, Deb Fummerton Level Three Kevin Duguay Cheryl Smith. The program is free and Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 13, 1983, page 5 and does not require of you as an individual to do anything out of the ordinary, except re- cord the time you spend keeping fit. So why not give it a try. For fur- ther information please contact the recreation office. Labatts Original Six Hats The Recreation Of- fice has for sale 4 dozen Labatts Original Six Hockey Heroes Hats. Should you wish to pur- chase a hat, then drop in at the recreation office. Sales will be based on a first come basis only. Spring Programs The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment will be offering a number of sports acti- vities, programs and in- terest courses during ¢ the months of April to mid June. These include: © basic photography e first aid course e men's recreational basketball e junior ball hockey © senior ball hockey e recreational badmin- ton Specific details of these programs will be available in next week's newspaper. Schreiber Fitness Week From May 16 to May 19, 1983 the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Dept. in conjunction with Canada Parks and Recreation will be spon- soring a Fitness Week. This special community event will be composed of 4 days of different activities, as follows: Monday, May 16 Fun Run © complimentary re- Honda ATC's and Power Products Now Available at BRENNEN BROS. On Highway 11 - 17 West Nipigon Call 887-2034 PARENT TEACHER Night. Director M. Twomey INTERVIEWS will be held on Thursday, April 21st, 1983 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the at the Schreiber and Terrace Bay Campuses Students will be receiving report cards on Monday, April 18th. They will also be bringing home a letter indicating the location of individual teachers on Parents' Chairman M. Reid freshments ® buttons © prizes Tuesday, May 17 Food Day © community bake sale ® nutrition information © food seminars Wednesday, May 18 Fitness Day e free aerobic dance © free ball hockey ° fitness testing ® fitness information Thursday, May 19 Family Day ° details to be announc- ed Ladies Aerobic Dance Good News! The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department is offering another Ladies Aerobic Dance program both in the ber Recreation News afternoon and evening. Afternoon Session (12 hours) Days: Wednesday and Friday Times: From 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Location: Schreiber Rec- reation Complex Com- munity Hall Instructor: Betty Tate * note, one class to run Monday, April 25, 1983 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Evening Session : Days: Tuesday and Thursday Times: 8:45 to 9:45 Location: Schreiber Rec- reation Complex Com- munity Hall Instructor: Betty Tate Ladies interested in participating in this course are encouraged . to register at the Rec- reation Office by April WANT ADS ToWork | 15, 1983. would tern, crystal, from us. Wedding Registrations Register the items that you like to receive as wedding gifts (i.e. china pat- ware, other gift items, etc.) ...and receive a personal- ized wedding knife as a gift bY, Jewellers TERRACE BAY clocks, flat- 825-3592