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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 22, 1986 Squash and racquetball leagues to begin Recreation Membership: A friendly reminder to all members that 1986 memberships are now due. Full detail on membership is located elsewhere in this paper. Squash and Racquetball League: It is our intention to once again start these leagues to allow par- ticipants the opportunity to meet new players and play on a regular basis if desired. Fact, 45 minutes of squash or racquetball burns off approximately 750 calories according to recent information receiv- ed. Three bookings per week is minimum to work * towards maintaining proper fitness. Squash is gaining in Fish in danger In a comprehensive 12 page brief released earlier this month, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters calls on the government to adopt 21 specific proposals for im- proved management of lake trout fisheries. The OFAH, Ontario's largest provincial conser- vation association, has drawn on both scientific studies and the first-hand knowledge of provincial fishermen in preparing its brief. The group's recommen- dations include better water level management to pro- tect lake trout eggs, in- creased monitoring of and research on acid rain, lake trout spawning shoal im- provement and construc- tion, and other suggestions. According to a January 6 news release, the associa- tion has shown through scientific studies that holding young lake trout in hatcheries until they are larger significantly in- creases their chances of survival in the wild. The release pointed out that lake trout are vulnerable, sensitive fish which mature later than other fish and require special attention. Ontario has approximately 2,000 lake trout lakes but in 74 of those lakes the trout have already disappeared. The OFAh has also re- quested more Conservation Officers and higher fines for poachers. Duplicate Bridge - Duplicate bridge is played every Friday even- .ing in Terrace Bay. Play starts at 7:30 p.m. in the High School Home Economics Room. All in- terested bridge players are welcome. Results of play: December 13: First were Bill Houston and Larry Frazer. Second were two teams, Rose Bren and Bernie Pytyck, and Duncan MacKay and Chris Pollard. December 20: First were David and Allison Stewart. Second were Col- in and Anne Dodd. There were two teams in third place: Art Leblanc and Pat Guina, and Ed and Cheryl Gellately. January 10: First were Chris Pollard and Duncan MacKay. Second were Colin and Anne Dodd. Third were Art Leblanc and Pat Guina. =P 5 oe Dominion Securities Pitfield and The Terrace Bay Public Library presents "Your Key to Financial independence" Personal Financial Planning -- How to keep the Most After Taxes -- Topics to be discussed include: -- Mutual funds -- Preferred shares -- RRSP's -- Year end tax planning -- Portfolio advice ---- Dividends vs interest -- Income Splitting Investment Seminar Date: Tuesday, January 28th Time: 7:30 p.m. For a reservation please call: 825-3819 popularity so get involved, we are sure you will enjoy the game. A reminder that if you wish to become involved but not aware of the rules we will provide free in- struction. Drop by the of- fice and discuss Squash and Racquetball with us. We also. have equipment available for rental. Watch for details for the Squash and Racquetball Tourna- ment. Anyone with sugges- tions or information to assist with organizing these tournaments are welcome. Call 3542 or drop by the office. Arena Schedule: For the next five the weekends at the arena will be booked with © the tournaments: January 22-23: Broomball Invitational following February 1-2: Midget Invitational February 8-9: Midget Invitational February 8-9: Oldtimer's Invitational February 15-16: Pee Wee Invitational February 22-23: Atom North Shore To accomodate these Tournaments we are re- quired to cancel Public Skating on Saturday and Sunday. Regular weekend skating resumes on March [ton Outdoor rinks: There are some questions as to who is allowed to use outdoor rinks located in Terrace Bay. These rinks are main- tained by residents of the area and are open to any resident of this communi- ty. It would be appreciated that if you do use these rinks that they are cleaned of all snow at the conclu- sion. Bring along a shovel (scraper). I'm sure it would be appreciated by the regulars who do this maintenance. Bowling Notes: Open Bowling is held on Sunday, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. We can accomodate special bookings for birth- day or family gatherings, etc. Call 3542. Programs: We still have some openings in our Winter and Spring pro- grams. Drop by the office and pick up your free ac- tivity brochure that outlines all of our special interest programs. Winter Carnival: Don Young of the Kinsmen Club has advised us that winter carnival will be held the first weekend in March. Kinsmen Club are the organizers of this event and are requesting assistance for other groups to allow for expansion of the car- nival. If your group would like to help contact Don Young. Swimming News: already! To allow interested in- dividuals to qualify themselves for employment at swim pools, Marathon Recreation Department will be offering a Bronze Cross Course February 7, 8, 9 and February 14, 15 and 16 and a Diving Level 1 Instructor Course February 22 and 23. We have information available at the office for anyone in- terested. Billeting is pro- vided if desired. Deadline to register is January 31, 1986. Only qualified staff will be employed at the Terrace Bay Pool. as re- Yes, quired by legislation. Public Skating Schedule: for week of January 20 to 26: Mofhday, January 20 - | to 2 p.m. Tuesday, January 21 - 11 to 12 p.m. and | to 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 22 - 11 to 12 p.m. and | to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, January 23 - 11 to 12 p.m. and | to2 p.m. Friday, January 24 - | to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, January 25 - No Public Skating: Broomball tournament Sunday; January 26 - No Public Skating: Broomball tournament ' Monday, January 27 - | to PE aie Tuesday, January 28 - 11 a.m. to.12 and | - 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 29 - 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. and_Z to 8 p.m. DELCO FREEDOM II BATTERY WITH THE "LIVE EYE" Special! 74 60 Battery (525 cold cranking amps) Reg. $95.20 GUARANTEED SERVICE GUARANTEED GM PARTS GUARANTEED PRICE ow */4°° offer ends Jan. 31/86. : or while stocks last