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¢ age 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, August 24, 1983 Terrace Bay Recreation News Swim Pool Season Com- ing to a Close: The swim season is almost over. What a terrific summer the Swimming Pool has had. The Pool will close on August 28, after the regular Public swim time from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. This will be your last chance to use the Pool this summer. Water's great, so parti- cipate! Swim lessons will finish on August 23. Roller Skating The Arena is the loca- tion for Roller Skating. Times are as follows: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m., Friday from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. for ages 13 and up only. Saturdays, we hold two sessions, one from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. and one from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. The Roller Skating ses- sion will run until Sep- tember 8. Looking for a cool summer activity? Drop by Roller Skating. Fall Fair °83 s Only nine days re- main to register for Fall Fair '83. The deadline to son of Mr. Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Vanderkam are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn June to Douglas Neil Henry and Mrs. Henry of Thunder Bay. The wedding will take place on September 3rd, 1983 at 2:30 p.m. at Wesley United Church, Thunder Donald J. TOWN DATE PLACE TIME Terrace Bay September 1 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m ~ Terrace Bay September 8 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Terrace Bay September.15 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Terrace Bay September 22 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Terrace Bay September 29 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Manitouwadge September 1 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Manitouwadge September 8 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Manitouwadge September 15 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Manitouwadge September 21 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m. Manitouwadge September 29 M.N.R. Office 7:00 p.m Marathon September 9 High School 6:30 p.m Marathon September 23 High School 6:30 p.m : In Marathon, appointments may be made through the Northern Affairs Office. Phone 229-1153. Ministry of -- Hon. Alan W. Pope Natural es . T. Foster Resources Deputy Minister Ontario register is September 2, if all spaces are not booked prior to that date. Spaces are going very quickly, so call 3542 to reserve your space today. Prizes will be awarded to the Top Three Best Decorated Booths. Martin and Down Tent- ed Circus Time is running out to purchase your™ advance tickets. Tickets will be available until 10:00 p.m. Monday- August 29. The saving if you purchase advance tick- ets is $1.00 per adult and 50 cents per child's ticket. The Circus will be held at the Texaco Ball- field on Tuesday, Aug- ust 30. Tickets are valid for one performance. Excellent family enter- tainment! Bowling Tournament Bowling season is ap- proaching, and to kick off this year's season, the Recreation Office is planning a Men's and a Ladies' Open Double Elimination Tourna- ment. The dates for the Tourney are Friday, September 23 and Satur- day, September 24. Registration fee is the same as last year - $5.00. Prizes will consist of trophies and mer- chandise. If you are interested, register by calling the Recreation Office at 3542, or drop by the Office. Deadline ~ to register is September 14. Interest has been expressed in once again forming ladies', men's, and mixed leagues. If you wish to enter a team, or participate, call 3542, and we will let the proper contact people know. Racquetball and Squash Tournament The 2nd. Annual Squash and Racquet- ball Tournament will be THANK YOU My sincerest thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the complete staff of The McCausland Hospital for. the very: good care | received while there. It was greatly appreciated. Norma Fummerton MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 1983 HUNTING LICENCE EXAMINATION SCHEDULE A fee of $3.00 will be charged for a hunting licence examination. All first time hunters, born after December 31, 1954, must first complete a course in Hunter Safety Training from a qualified instructor before being allowed to write the examination. An appointment must be made at one of the above mentioned offices and the examination fee paid in advance of any examination date. An examination will not be held if there are no appointments made for any of the dates noted above. held September 23, 24, and 25 at the Rec- reation Centre. Divi- sions will be establish- ed in both pending inter- est and calibre of play. Entry fee will be $5.00, and you are guaranteed a minimum of 2 games. Trophies will be award- ed to the top 4 players in each division. The dead- line to register is Septe- mber 14 at 10:00 p.m. New Programs for Fall Quilting by Machine With Nicole Glassier Do you know how to sew a straight hem on a sewing machine? If so, then you have the basic requirements 'for this course. What is the course about? Exactly as the name implies - you will learn different methods of quilting by using a sewing machine. It's unique; it's easy, "it's quick, it's fun! Each in- dividual will learn quilt- ing techniques through demonstrations, make samples during class, and be required to com- plete a project. Some ex- amples of projects you can complete are: quilts, tote bags, place mats, chair pads, pillows, and vests. This course will start in early October and run once a week for 6 weeks. Further de- tails will be supplied when available. Please é call the Recreation Of- fice today if you would like to sign up for this program. Shape, Exercise and Aerobic Program With Lisa Corrigan Get in shape for the upcoming winter acti- vities by joining this fun and active exercise class, 3 mornings a week. Sessions will in- clude: warm-ups, calis- thenics, aerobics, and cool-downs. This class will be Mondays, Wed- nesdays, and Fridays from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. The first session will be Monday, September 19, and the program will finish on Friday, De- cember 9. There is room for only 7 more people in this class, so call the Recreation Office today to ensure your spot in the program. Mixed Aerobic Exercises With Lyn Black . Back by popular de- mand 'is the Mixed Aero- bic class. This program will run for 8 weeks, twice a week (Mondays and Wednesdays), and will start in mid Octo- ber. Location is not yet definite, and you will be advised of this at a later date. Sign up soon, as this class always gets booked up early! Jazz Dance Phase III For children ages 4 to 12. We will be offering a continuation of last Spring's popular Jazz Dance lessons. Further details regarding dates, time etc. will be announ- ced shortly. Jazz Dance for Begin- ners There is a possibility of offering a Beginner's Jazz class if sufficient interest is shown. Please call the Recreation Of- fice at 3542 if you wish to join. Ballet Phase II For ages 4 to 12. This is a continuation of last Spring's Ballet class. Further details will be available shortly regard- ing times, dates, etc. "Woodworking, Ballet for Beginners For ages 4 to 12. If enough interest is shown, we will try to offer a Beginner's Pro- gram for Ballet. Call the Recreation Office if you are interested. Know Your Car, Up- holstery and Furniture Refinishing These three courses are tentative, and inter- est has been shown in all of them. We would still like to receive some more names before defi- nite steps are taken to set the courses up. If you have an interest in any of these areas, please call and let us know. Other Programs Besides the above list- ed programs for the Fall, we still have others in the planning stages. Some of them are: Yoga, Basic Photography, Intro- duction to Piano Les- sons, Stained Glass, Ceramics: Beginner, - Advanced and Work- shop, Introductory Ac- counting (College credit course), Ladies' Fitness (evening), Paper Tole Workshop, Microwave II Fun and Entertaining, and Relaxation Work- shop. Watch future is- sues of the News for emphasis and highlights on each program, and also for our Fall/Winter Activity Brochure which will be available at the Fall Fair. Tot Lot News The past two weeks of Tot Lot have been full of a lot of special events. The first week, the children enjoyed many new crafts and games. A trip to the Theatre was enjoyed by all. The children were taken up- stairs to see how the movies are run, and they later watched car- toons. At the end of the week, a camping trip to Rainbow Falls was greatly enjoyed by the children, as well as the leaders. The children that attended the camp- ing trip proved to be a super bunch of kids! Look under "Commun- ity News" for details of our special "Fun Day and Windup"' on Thurs- day, August 25. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT FITZPATRICK: John and Pat are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Lori Anne, on August 4, 1983, weighing 7 Ibs. 6% oz. Special thanks to Dr. K.W. Wilkes, Mrs. Debra McGrath R.N., Mrs. Aldea Churney R.N., and staff of The McCausland Hospital. BIRTH . Ibs. 7% ozs. care. ANNOUNCEMENT BLIER: Jason and Jenna are pleased to announce the arrival of their sister Jamie Lee on July 20, 1983, weighing 8 Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Art Huard of Schreiber and Mrs. Yvette Blier of Kapuskasing. Many thanks to Dr. Wilkes, Sue and Daryl-Lynne and the nurses and staff of The McCausland Hospital for their fine Betty Ann and Maurice Re eae HEX |