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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 7, 1978 SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION: Continued from page 14 .... The ladies have six at this writing and will be full prior to starting. The program will consist of general exercise, volleyball, basketball, etc., There will be more on this as plans are finalized. CURLING CLUB UPDATE: The necessary information has been gathered to submit to the Ministry of Culture and Recreation for approval of Wintario funding. The estimated construction cost is $22,990.00 of which Wintario will put in $15,326.00 because of the $7663.00 raised by the club. Approval should be received within six to eight weeks. = BEAVER COLONY: Data from Mr. Doug Grainger, District Commissioner, has been received, on the formation and Mr. D, McDonald, Provincial Field Executive Member will be here early this month. Again, this will be for boys aged four to six years. When, the time comes to enroll your son, your assistance with the program will be appreciated. BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: Teams from Terrace Bay, Manitouwadge, Nipigon and Schreiber will be in a tournament at Schreiber on September 9th, 1978. Come out and see some good minor baseball action. FITNESS TESTING: At some time in the winter we will establish a fitness test- ing area, open to all persons.. Costs for equipment and program content are now being gathered. BOXING RING: Thanks to several people we have located the posts and ropes for the boxing ring. If there are people in Schreiber interested in re-establishing this sport please give us a call at the Recreation Office. WINTER PROGRAMS: The Recreation Office is presently trying to set up winter - programs for young and old; as plans develop, more data will be released. ARENA UPDATE: : At this writing, we do not have construction prices on the redesign of the Recreation Complex, however, these should be in our hands early next week. The MeMe Dillon in-depth report is onits way, costs given to us are in two forms. (1a) Repair to code regulations - $469,000.00 (1b) Renovation beyond regulations - $254,000.00 for a total amount of $723,000.00 (2a) Tear existing Arena down and replace completely (does not include Kimberly-Clark facility) $942,000.00. These are estimated costs. With this data our position should be strengthened on not repairing the existing building. |t had been hoped to give more details on total prices, but Gateway is still working on the construction end. To remind the public, again, preliminary drawings are up on the wall at the Recreation Office. Drop in to see them, We will endeavour to answer questions based on data at our disposal. RINGETTE: 9th, 10th and 11th. Persons interested in playing or coaching | { Ringette are welcome to attend. - : ROSSPORT SOCIAL: Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Cannon and daughter Wendy of Boston, Mass. are here visiting his brother Jack Campbell, having not seen each other for over eighteen years which makes a happy re- union and a round of parties with friends. There will be a Ringette Clinic in Terrace Bay on September Sam Duggan of Fort Frances is assembling his machinery here to diamond drill on claims on St. Ignace Island. 'There are tun -nels and shafts of early mining operations on the island. Some reports state as early as 1850's. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mahoney of Pickle Lake are holidaying Charles Henderson visited relatives in Toronto last week and reported very warm weather in the east. with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mushquash this week. : YOUR WEEK AHEAD sy pamis Forecast Period September 10-16 ARIES There is an increased awareness of work per- Mar. 21-Apr.19 formance. Take advantage of a training ; ; program being offered. TAURUS A carefully planned speculative venture could ; Apr.20-May20 produce a degree of financial gain. Exercise caution. | GEMINI Home improvement projects move forward | May 21-June20 with ease. Letters, visits, phone calls, make for a congenial family atmosphere. MOONCHILD An easy flow of communications brings in- June 21-July 22 creased intellectual activity. New and original : ideas spring forth. LEO Financial concerns have you thinking of more July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO There is heightened awareness of projecting Aug. 23-Sept. 22 your thoughts and goals to others. The work- ing environment could be improved. LIBRA You are drawn into the confidence of one who { Sept. 23-Oct.22 admires you and you find yourself a party to a secret scheme. SCORPIO New friendships and group associations are Oct. 23-Nov. 21 lucrative ways of making a living. Vocational training gives earnings a boost. formed having to do with humanitarian pro- jects or occupational matters. SAGITTARIUS Conditions are favorable to seek recognition in Nov. 22-Dec.21 matters involving career or public status. Big brother is watching. CAPRICORN Mental pursuits shift into high gear. Accep- Dec.22-Jan.19 tance at an institution of higher learning is a certainty. AQUARIUS Communication having to do with taxes or in- Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Personality Profile: For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth plus heritance or joint finances of some sort seems likely. One you meet appeals to you on an intellectual level. Contractual agreements made at this time work out well. $1.00 for postage and handling to Dr. Damis Staff, PO Box 526, Pinellas Park, Florida 33565