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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 2, 1983 Terrace Bay Recreation News Arena On Sunday October 24th one of the compres- sors in the refrigeration room seized and we were forced to lose one of our ice surfaces. The Committee had to dis- cuss the following be- fore the decision was made: 1) Retaining what fa- cility would put least load on the compressor. 2) What surface is quick- est to install "Guess Who's 50" Happy Birthday 3) Can we run one sur- face with one 50 H.P. compressor. The decision was to retain the smaller sur- face and the surface which is the least diffi- cult to install, that one being the Curling Club. The Arena ice will be out for approximately 2 weeks. The Recreation Department will notify all user groups once the ice is usable. We apolo- gize for any inconveni- ence caused. by this problem. Personal Money Man- agement We are sorry to say that this course which was scheduled to start next Tuesday, is post- The Royal Canadian Legion Lest we forget poned 1 week and will start on Tues. Novem- ber 8th. Level I Theory Coach- ing (for all coaches of every sport) This course, slated for Nov. 4, 5 and 6, has been cancelled due to lack of registration. An alternative date will hopefully be establish- ed as soon as possible. Basic Photography Thi§ coming Friday is the deadline to regis- ter for the Basic Photo- graphy course which starts on Wed. Nov. 9. Relaxation Workshop This Friday Nov. 4th is also the deadline for the Relaxation Work- shop, slated for Nov. 12, if you are interested, now is the time to let us know. NOW OPEN -- Saturday, Nov. 5th Specials Rally Cars limit 4 per customer Hot Wheel type, reg. 1.19 sate 59° , Friction Cars | limit 4 per customer Hot Wheel type reg. 1.69 SALE 99° ; 5" Plush Bears _limit 4 per customer Bean Bag style reg. 4.98 sae 1.99 HEY KIDS!! Enter The Bay Colouring Contest!! (12 yrs. of age and under) 3 00 1st Prize 25 merchandise voucher 00 2nd Prize 1 s) merchandise voucher - Pickup your entry today at the Bay Office - Judging will take place Nov. 12, 1983, 5:00 p.m. - Entries must be in by Nov. 11, 1983; 9:00 p.m. - Name, age and phone number must be on back of entry. FREE POPCORN AND BALLOONS for Kids 12 yrs. and under Saturday Only Dudsons Bay Company SCHREIBER Winner of Bay Day F.P. Draw - for VHS Video Pederson, Red Rock, Ont. Recorder, Dianne Beginner Woodworking There are still open- ings in Beg. Wood- working. The dates for the 2 different work- shops are Nov. 3 and 4 (7-10 p.m.); Nov. 5 and 6 (9-12 and 1-4); Nov. 9 (7-10 p.m.) and Nov. 24 and 25 (7-10 p.m.); Nov. 26 and 27 (9-12 and 1-4); Nov. 30 (7-10 p.m.). These workshops. -will enable you to complete a project just in time for Chri8tmas. Sign up to- day! aa? Mixology Although this is short notice, we would like to offer this course in early December or late No- vember. Mixology is the art of mixing drinks properly. Please call as soon as possible if inter- ested as time is running out. Possible New Courses for Winter-Spring 84 The Terrace Bay Rec- reation Department, in conjunction with' Con- federation College, would like to offer the following new programs after Christmas. Please call 3542 interested. These work- shops will only be offer- ed if sufficient interest is shown. Paper Tole (Beginner and Advanced) A successful Paper Tole workshop for beginners was held re- cently. Those who took this first course and would like to advance their skills are encour- aged to submit their names for the next course. Beginners are also welcome, as 2 sepa- rate projects will be if you are ° offered during this 1 day workshop. Paper Tole is a beautiful art where you create a picture with a 3 dimensional effect, by cutting and layering identical prints. Art from the Oven Here is an exciting and inexpensive way to create your own decora- tions for home, holidays and gift-giving. Every- thing you need to mold and shape your own works of art are right there in your own kit- chen! Bread dough sculpture is an age old art form and now has become imaginative and personalized. We will be sculpting figures, dressing them and ap- plying the finishing touches. This is a 5 hr. workshop and will most likely be held for 2 hours on a Friday evening and 3 hrs. on a Saturday. Sign up early as we have indication that this will be a very popular cour- se. Microwave II Our Microwave Cook- ing courses with Corry DeVries have been very popular, due to the in- crease of microwave ovens in the home. We hope to bring Corry back for another course next spring. Advanced tech- niques will be taught at this time but it is felt that beginners will also benefit from this work- shop. So all you ladies (and men) who hope to get a microwave oven this Christmas, let us know if you would like to take this short course continued on page 6 Haileybury Ground Control course In co-operation with the Mines Accident Pre- vention Association of Ontario, the Hailey- bury School of Mines is presenting their annual Ground Control Cour- se on November 22, 23 and 24th. The course this year, culminates with a visit to Kidd Creek Mines Ltd. for an overview of Ground Control methods on Fri- day, November 25th. Ground Control is a vital part of mine plan- ning, using rock mech- anics to eliminate ground falls and includ- ed in the course will be speakers from Denison Mines Ltd., Kidd Creek Mines, Inco and Fal- conbridge who will de- tail Ground Control measures at their loca- tions. An equipment demonstration on Wed- nesday evening will fe- ature industrial dis- plays of rock monitor- ing and various other Ground Control equip- ment. The course regis- trants will be 'joined by the entire second year Mining. Technology students for the Ground Control course. De- signed primarily for first line supervisors, it is open to registrants from various types of indust- ries. Brochures and in- formation on the Ground Control course set for November 22nd to 25th, may be obtained by con- tacting the Haileybury School of Mines. HAPPY 29th?? Sharon :