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A Weekend of. Broom- ball: This weekend April 9th and 10th, eleven teams (4 Ladies and 7 Mens) will be participat- ing in the Double Elim- enation Tournament. This will be the first Broomball Tournament of the season and will climax an excellent year for the participants of the new sport. Participating ~- com- munities include Mara- thon, Geraldton, Long- lac, Manitouwadge and Terrace Bay. ~The Tournament will. begin at 9:00 a.m. Sat- urday with Longlac Men © vs Terrace Bay Boiler House. The remaining schedule for the first round is as follows: 10:00 a:m. - Men's - Geraldton vs Terrace - Bay Jean's Saw Sales, 11:00 a.m. - Ladies - Geraldton: Roswell Htl. vs Terrace Bay Selects, 1:00 p.m. - Men's. - Marathon vs_ Terrace Bay Stampeders, 2:00 p.m. - Ladies - Gerald- ton Bernard Bakery. vs Terrace Bay Costa's, 3:00 p.m. - Men's - Manitouwadge meets winner of 1:00 p.m. -~-Game. Games continue Sat- urday until 7:00 p.m. and begin on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. All Awards will be presented Sun- day at 2:00 p.m. See you at the Terrace Bay Rec- reation Centre Arena. Flea Market: Don't hesitate! Tables - are going. very quickly for the ist Annual Gi- gaatic Flea Market sche- duled for May 14th at 1:00 p.m. Tables and space to sell your items will cost $5.00. Space size is 8' x 8'. Deadline to reserve a space is May 6th. Remember the flea market is not a fair. Flea Markets are also called Yard Sales, Gar- age Sales, Basement Sale. This will not be an outlet to sell crafts etc. Our Fall Fair is sched- uled for September 11th and we are also accep- ting names for this event as well. Table space re- mains at $5.00... Mixed Aerobic exercis- es: We still have open- ings in the upcoming session of Mixed Aero- bic Exercises, Class- es are Monday 8:30 - 9:30 p.m. and Wednes- day 7:30 - 8:30 p:m. and begin Monday April 11th. Registration:dead- line is today Wednesday April 6th. 'Please come ° to the recreation office and. register to ensure your spot in this popular activity. Oil Painting & Drawing Workshop: This oil painting and drawing week-end . workshop includes in- dividual instruction -for beginner and advanced. Friday evening will be spent learning how to use paints, drawing, loosening up, and com- posing. Saturday we will be outdoors if possible working on one or two ° paintings which will al- low the application of the techniques pre- sented on Friday even- ing. Included in fee are one board, paper, paints and use of brushes. This workshop will be held Friday May 6th from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday May 7th from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., in the multi-purpose room of the recreation centre. Please call the registration office at 3542. to obtain more information and regis- ter. Deadline. to. regis- ter is April 29th. Investment manage- ment: Anyone interested in a 6 week program to cover the topic of invest- ment management, please call and leave your name at the rec- reation office. Anil Krip- ilani will instruct this course. Course will be- gin as soon as we re- ceive the minimum reg- istration of 10. Mixed Volleyball: This activity takes f Honda ATC's and Power Products Now Available at BRENNEN BROS. On Highway 11 - 17 West Nipigon Call 887-2034 place at St. Martin School Gymn_ every Wednesday from 8:30 to 10:U0U p.m., and is open to any interested adult. Please call the recre- ation office if you re- quire more information. There is no charge to participate. March Break Activities: We hope that the students of the schools enjoyed the variety of activities we arranged for their enjoyment dur- ing the March Break. The Novelty Bowling, Treasure Hunt, Pac Man and Frogger were the most popular events of the week. The winner from St. Martin School in Pac Man was Linda Gerlach and Shaune Morrisseau -won the Frogger contest. The winner from the High School and the Public - School for Pac Man was John Gosselin and. for the Frogger contest it was Warren Sutherland who won. We thank all. the youngsters for par- ticipating in the activi- ties and urge them to watch for other events in the future. Slow Pitch Baseball: There will be an open general meeting on Apr-- il 20th at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference Room for any adult 18 years of age or oldér who wishes to enter a Slow Pitch' League or participate. Rules and other matters will be discussed at this' meeting. : Great Beginnings: Ap- petizer and Food. Pro- cessor Cookery:. Expand your appet- izers to main dishes and shorten your work time with a food processor. Recipes can be. pre- . pared with or without a food processor. Enjoy a The winners of the Bowling Tournament held on March 19 and 20 were, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 6, 1983, page 9 Terrace Bay Recreation News wide variety of dishes including chocolate mousse, carrot vichy- soisse, puff pastry, es- cargot pate, and cheese appetizers... Many tips for quick desserts will be presented as well as handy: hints for food processor cookery. The above description is a detailed: information on one of three cookery courses to be held the weekend of the 29th and * 30th of April. For more information contact the recreation office. Vegetable Bounty: From appetizers to desserts, vegetable cookery will stretch your food dollar, add valu- able nutrients and perk up your everyday fare. Pasta Primavera, cakes, vegetable soups, pates and many other varied vegetable dishes will be prepared.. Join us for this interesting work- left to right, Louis Thibault - B Champ, Addey Daley - A Champ Oldest Bowler Award, Terry Edmonds - B Runner Up, Sharon Edmonds - Low Score, and Claude St. Amand - A Runner Up. The Tournament was sponsored by the Recreation Committee. THE MARCH IS ON! Many physically disabled men and women need your help. Please give generously. oNTARo e @ 3 g Te, * oF ABILITY FUND shop. This cooking spree will be held on April 29th and 30th. Fine Finales: Desserts for Chocolate Lovers: For those who yearn for a taste of chocolate - learn to prepare a host of elegant desserts as the final touch to your meals: Join'us and sam- ple some lovely desserts featuring truffled pears, chocolate sea shells, white chocolate mousse in chocolate cups, cherry meringue. shortcakes, sweet pastry, and flam- beed.. strawberry des- sert. Also learn to make white and dark mould- ed chocolates... Some . moulds and chocolate in bulk will be availabe for purchase after the work- shop. This course:will be held on Saturday. April 30, from 12:30: to .3:30 p-m. Terrace Bay Towne Cinema 825-3771 we. 5D wed. 6 thu. 7 ri. 8 sot.9 le, unemploved soap opera. THIS ISA HELL OF AWAY TO MAKE A LIVING. - In the next. 72 hours, this actor will secretly audition for the female ead ofa Sun. 10 Mon.1 ] Acomedy for the incurably romantic. Tue. i 2 Wed. I 3 What they re doing is insane, immoral...and working! i, gun Q ee eg 2 nid 1" ae on ad APREAMOUNT PCT RE gi Sunday 8:30 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. 8:00 p.m. Driveways Tennis Courts SAVE 15: Now Until April 23 PAVING Parking Lots Streets, etc. FREE ESTIMATES Group Prices Available - New Parker Mobile Asphalt Mixing Plant A.J. Positano | 0/8 Duval Developments Ltd. Call Locally: 824-2588 Sault Ste. Marie 705-949-2621 Agenda: TERRACE BAY MENS CURLING CLUB Semi-Annual Meeting April 20/83 at 7:00 p.m. In the Curling Lounge - Presenation of prizes for the Mens & Mixed Curling Leagues. - Election of Officers - Financial Report - Entertainment to follow Members are urged to attend.