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we om mn TOYA MHK ae tu Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, August 24 1983 Schreiber Recreation News Arena Schedule and Recreation De- Meeting partment is holding an Attention Schreiber Arena Schedule Meet- residents. The Parks ing on Wednesday, August 31, 1983; 7:00 at the Recreation Complex Art Room. User group representatives will pre- - D.S.T. on Wednesday, September 7, 1983. are posted on the bulletin boards. bring them to school on this day. 7th. or 824-2555 to make an appointment. September 6, 1983 September 7, 1983 October 10, 1983 . October 28, 1983 December 17, 1983 to Jan. 1, 1984 (inclusive) February 2, 1984 February 3, 1984 March 10, 1984 to March 18, 1984 (inclusive) March Break April 20, 1984 Good Friday April 23, 1984 Easter Monday May 4, 1984- May 21, 1984 Victoria Day Chairman: M. Reid EPFL LRAT ULAR The Lake Superior Board of Education Lake Superior High School announces The Opening of the Lake Superior High School in Schreiber and Terrace Bay 1.. Students will report at their respective campus at 8:45 a.m. 2. Students will go to their first period class. Student timetables 3. Students should bring a pen, pencil and paper to school. 4. Each student is required to have a Dudley lock for his or her locker. These will be on sale during homeroom period on September 7th. Students who already have Dudley locks should 5. Gym equipment will be on sale during the first week of school. Gym shoes are available from merchants within the Lake Superior Division and should be purchased prior to September 6. Students who have not yet registered at Lake Superior High School may register on Tuesday, September 5th. Phone 825-3271 School Year Calendar For 1983-1984 School officially opens on Wednesday, September 6, 1983 Professional Activity Days for Teachers Students begin classes Thanksgiving Day Professional Activity Day for Teachers Christmas Holidays (students return to school January 2, 1984) Professional Activity Day for Teachers Professional Activity Day for Teachers Professional Activity Day for Teachers June 25, 25, 27, 28, 1984 Professional Activity Day for Teachers Semester 1 ends February 1, 1984 Examination Dates for Semester I: January 27, 30, 31 and February 1, 1984 Examination Dates for Semester Il: June 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1984 School Bus Schedule The following is the regular bus schedule for the 1983-1984 school year. 8:05 a.m. Bus leaves Rossport for Schreiber 8:10 a.m. Bus leaves Lake Superior High School, Terrace Bay Campus 8:12. a.m. Bus leaves Terrace Bay Recreation Centre for Schreiber 8:30 a.m. Bus leaves Lake Superior High School, Schreiber Campus 8:32 a.m. Bus leaves Schreiber Public School 11:35 a.m. Bus leaves Terrace Bay Campus for Schreiber Campus ; 11:50 a.m. Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay Campus 3:35 p.m. Bus leaves Terrace Bay Campus for Schreiber 3:50 p.m. Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay 3:55:pam: Bus leaves Schreiber Campus and Lake Superior Public School, Schreiber Campus, for Rossport Director: M. Twomey sent and discuss ice time requests for the 1983/ 84 season. Should you have any suggestions or requests, plan to attend this important meeting. Ball Hockey News The Schreiber Senior Ball Hockey League playoffs begin next week. The three team league began in late May and has developed into an action packed fast paced sport event. All local hockey fans are cordially invited to pro- vide their support dur- ing the playoff games. Dates are as follows: Tuesday, August 30 - 7-10 p.m. qualifying series; Thursday, Sep- tember 1 - 7-10 p.m. championship series. See you there! Winter Carnival Meeting Any Schreiber resi- dent interested in help- ing with or becoming in- volved in the 1984 Schreiber Winter Carni- val are cordially invited to attend the Winter Carnival Meeting of Wednesday, August 7, 7:00 p.m. at the Recrea- tion Complex Meeting Room. Representa- tives from the Schreiber Kinsmen and Kinettes, Schreiber Youth Group, Local Schools, Terrace Bay Schreiber Lions and other groups will be present in discussing the preliminary arrange- ments of the Winter Carnival. Come out and get involved. Your in- volvement will be ap- preciated, and will help create an exciting Win- ter Carnival. Pre-Season Hockey School Attention area Minor Hockey players and coaches. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department in conjunct- ion with Confederation College and Fitness On- tario is staging a pre season hockey school at the Schreiber Arena. Times/dates are as fol- lows: September 9 7-10 p.m. coaches; Septem- ber 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Coaches and players. The school will pro- vide coaches with val- uable tips and informa- tion on training hockey players. School ses- sions will include weight training, stretching exercise and fitness. Registration information and additional de- tails will soon be made available. This is one hockey camp you will not want to miss. Township Hats Official Schreiber Township hats are still available at local stores, and at the Recreation Office. Proceeds from sales are being applied to the Drummond Street park playground. Buy your hat today and help this worthy cause. Schreiber Broomball Any Schreiber resi- dent interested in play- ing broomball is en- couraged to contact the Recreation Office at 824- 2317. Specific pro- gram details will be an- nounced within the next two weeks. Now you are gone. IN MEMORIAM WEBERG: In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Del, who passed away August 24, 1982. Memories are treasures That no one can steal. Death is a heartache Death is a heartache That no one can heai. Some may forget you. But we will remember No matter how long. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife Maybelle, children Carol, D'Arcy, Cathy and Patrick. Women's health project gets grant The Health Promo- tion Directorate of Health and Welfare, Ca- nada has_~ granted $230,619.00 to the Northwestern Ontario Women's Health Edu- cation Project for its next two years of oper- ation. The Project will use the funds to deliver six health-related work- shops to women in fif- teen communities throughout -- Northwest- ern Ontario. The first series of workshops will focus on Women and Nutrition. It will run from Septem- ber to November, 1983. In mid-winter, Cabin Fe- ver Il, a workshop on stress and coping with small town life is sched- uled. A menopause workshop is planned for April-May 1984. Finally, a training session will be held in June, 1984 for regional women _inter- ested in learning how to deliver workshops. In 1984-85, tentative plans include a confer- ence on Women and Health as well as tra- velling workshops on women's cancer, patient rights and preventa- tive health care. During its first year of operation (1982-83), the health project conducted a Cubin Fever work- shop and an extensive survey of regional wo- men. The survey asked women about their health status and what types of workshops they would be interested in attending. The work- shops that are being de- veloped reflect these women's wishes. Overfilled propane vehicles dangerous Propane filling sta- tion operators and at- tendants in Ontario are being warned of the dangers of overfilling propane-vehicle fuel tanks in a letter from the Fuels Safety. Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commer- cial Relations. The warning follows reports that automatic stop-fill valves installed in some vehicles do not work properly. The let-: ter stresses the import-' ance of using the fixed. liquid level fuel gauge - a compulsory system in- stalled in every propane vehicle. Before starting to fill a vehicle attendants, who hold a certificate issued by the fuels Safety Branch must open the outlet valve of the liquid level fuel guage. When liquid propane _ starts coming out of the valve, the tank is filled. to maximum capacity and fuelling should be stop- ped immediately. \ The Propane Code, u nder the Energy Act, states that a propane tank should not be filled above the 80-per cent level. An overfilled tank is a serious fire ha- zard. Propane needs room to expand if it is heated, and without the 20 per cent expansion space liquid propane can be released outside the vehicle through the pressure relief valve. Escaped propane can be set off by the smallest spark. Fuels Safety Branch Director, John Patter- son, warns that overfill- ing propane tanks is ille- gal and. dangerous. "Drivers who ask an attendant to ignore the fuel guage and pump a few more litres into the tank risk losing their vehicle, home or life," he says. '"'It's not a fair exchange for a few extra kilometres between fuel- ling stops."' Mr. Patterson also warns that an attendant who is convicted of over- filling a tank is liable to a fine of up to $10,000, one year in jail or both. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Schreiber Public School REGISTRATION | 1983-1 984 Registration for new students who have not already registered and who will be attending Schreiber Public School in September 1983 will take place at the following times: Monday, August 29, 1983 through September 2, 1983 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 a.m. daily -- School opening will be at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 6, 1983 and this will consistitute a full school day. For further information, call 824-2082.