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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 7, 1979 SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION = Continued ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CURLING: : The following are the curling results for the last five days (up to February 1). January 25 not included, play cancelled, to be rescheduled. Jan. 16 - Blais defeated Holland, Parent beat Redins, Miller top- ped Legacy. Jan. 18 - Reid over Jacques, Holland got by Legacy, Parent edged Blais. Jan. 23 - Redins edged Miller, Parent de- feated Legacy and Blais beat Reid. Jan. 30 = Reid won over Hol- land, Blais over Jacques, Redins topped Costa. Feb. 1 = Jacques got past Legacy, Parent squeaked by Holland, Miller defeated Reid. Standings (do not include Jan. 25): Parent: 5-0: Reid: 4-2; Redins: 3-1; Blais: 3-2; Hollands 2-3; Millers 2-2; Jacques and Costas 1-3; Legacy: 0-5. : Moms and/or Dads are needed for supervision and assistance. |f this is not received the program will face cancellation. NORTH SHORE BRIDGE CLUB Twelve bridge enthusiasts turned out on Thursday evening of last week at Holy Angels School for the first evening of the Club's new season. In the Howell Event first place went to Mr. Art LeBlanc and Mr. Pat Guina with P. and |. Gillen, K. Mikkonen and G. Lapenski tieing for second and third places. Bridge will be held every week from now on starting at 7:30 on Thursday evenings at Holy Angels Separate School at Schreiber All bridge players are very welcome! "BUDDY up For SAFER [FUN FITIESS || Nowls Fitness is a national issue. We call it Body Politics. PARTICIPALTION 5%, The Canadian movement for personal fitness. R : WORKSHOP FOR MENTALLY AND PYSICALLY HANDICAPPED ADULTS | | The Marathon Association for the Mentally Retarded received a Canada Works Grant to provide a workshop for Mentally and Physi- cally Handicapped Adults in the area. "Working Together" operates out of the Marathon Recreation Centre between the hours of 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. The objective of this workshop is to help fulfill the participants need for friend- ship, stimulation, the creative use of leisure time, and to provide employment opportunities. If you are eligable for this programme and wish to participate, or know of someone who might be interested, please contact: Pauline McNeil Project Manager at 229-0683 E------ or write to "Working Together" ' P.O. Box 953, Marathon, Ontario