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Page 6 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Terrace Program Minor Ball Minor Ball is scheduled to begin on Monday, May 29. The teams will be set-up and players will be contacted by their coaches regarding schedules. Ball Hockey This program still has room for more participants. Call the recreation office if you are inter- ested in joining. Must be 16 years of age and over. Fun Run The North Shore Director's Fun Run is scheduled for Tuesday, May 23. We expect Terrace Bay to accept the chal- lenge from the North Shore com- munities - by coming out in FULL FORCE. Let's show them our great community spirit. The FUN RUN is on from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All participants are asked to reg- ister at the recreation center, prior to walking, running, crawling, cycling, jogging the route. There will be awards for the Largest Family, Youngest Participant, Oldest Participant, Largest Organization, Largest School Participants. So come out and challenge the North Shore. Swimming There have been several inquiries re: Lessons. Registration NOTICE OF AERIAL forms will be distributed through the schools in June. Tot-Lot This program will run over the summer months,-and registration forms will be distributed through the schools in June. Fall Programs Remember the WINTER of 'g8-'899 Thought it would never end! Keeping active and learning a new technique, skill or craft might be the answer for those long winter months. We know there's a lot of talented people out there who might share their expertise. We want your ideas for some new programs. Call the recreation office at 825-3542. Fall Fair The Fall Fair is scheduled for Sunday, September 10. Table reservations can be made by call- ing the recreation office at 825- 3542. UPCOMING EVENTS May 17 - Police Week Seminars - Curling Club, Conference Room 8:00 a.m. May 17 - Teen Modeling - Multi Purpose room - 7:00 p.m. SPRAYING maps, contact: P.O. Box 309 POT Tel: As part of the vegetation. P.O. Box 2891 Prirtarinr As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected forest stands in the Terrace Bay District will be sprayed with herbicide for site preparation purposes an vegetation, starting on or about: June 15, 1989. To obtain further information about the program or to arrange to review.project details and d to control competing Sheldon Plummer Ministry of Natural Resources Manitouwadge, Ontario 2C0 (807) 826-3225 Forest Management Agreement Program, Great West Timber Ltd. will be undertaking forest improvement projects with the application of herbicide to control competing For specific information on projects in various agreement areas, please contact: Dick Fry or Sarah Bros Great West Timber Ltd. Thunder Bay, Ontario Tel: Thunder Bay (807) 345-0571 Manitouwage (807) 826-3205 Renseignements en francais : (807) 826-3225 Ministry of Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Natural Resources May 17 - Sea Cadets - Arena - 6:30 p.m. May 18 - Employment Canada p.m. May 18 - Smurf Bowling - Conference Room - 6:30 p.m. - Board Room - 1:00 p.m. May 18 - Ministry of May 18 - Canada Day Environment - Multi Purpose - Committee - Board Room - 7:00 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 17,1989 Bay recreation news Victoria Day - Monday, May 22nd The Recreation Complex will be closed on May 22nd. chreiber rec notes Fun Run Well it's that time of year again! Get the sneakers out of moth balls, oil the joints, get the family ready and head to the high school for 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 23rd. Last year Schreiber was dethroned as the town with the highest percentage of participants out for the North Shore Directors Fun Run/Walk. This year we will be back stronger than ever! Talk it up around town, at the grocery stores, at the post office, in the local department stores, hardware stores, wherever you are - mention it to everyone you see. We must let everyone know if we are to regain our crown. Longlac - you are in for a real battle. For anyone who doesn't know what the Fun Run/Walk is - it is an annual challenge amongst all towns on the North Shore to see who can get the largest number or greatest percentage of it's citizens out to participate. It's fun - It's social - It's fit- ness! It's a challenge! Come on Schreiber - let's show them who has the greatest community spirit. Schreiber's 2nd Annual Canada Day 5 K Run-Walk Where: Starts and finishes at the Schreiber Ball Field When: July 1st, 1989 10:00 a.m. sharp IN Coen, S ee Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee Has the following SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE * PLAYGROUND LEADERS * SCHREIBER GREEN (maintenance) * SWIM STAFF * MINOR SPORTS CONVENOR * BALL PARK CONCESSION Applications should be returned to the Recreation Office by 4:00 p.m. Friday, May 17th, 1989 Minor Ball Program This year we are going to try something a little different with the minor ball program. We will run the ball program until the end of school and then switch to soc- cer. It is too difficult to run minor ball with everyone taking holi- days and such after school is over. If you register for minor ball you will automatically be registered for the soccer program. Registrants for the programs will be contacted on either Tuesday, May 30 or Wednesday, May 31 as to their teams, coaches and prac-: tice times. We are still in need of coaches, umpires and voluntecrs for both the ball and soccer programs. If ~ you are interested please contact the recreation office as soon as possible at 824-2317. Summer Employment Anyone wishing to work for the recreation department during the summer should have their applications into the recreation office by 4:00 p.m. Friday, May 19. We have openings for Playground Leaders, Schreiber Green (maintenance workers), swim staff, minor sports con- venor and ball park concession staff. All Night Ball Tournament Plans are in the works for an all night mixed baseball tourna- ment and fun night sponsored by the recreation department which will be held Saturday, June 17 from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Some tentative activities for the 1st Annual Pajama Party include a dunk tank, corn roast, tug-o-war, home run derby and base run. There's a 12 team limit so register carly at the recreation office. Deadline for registrations is May 31. Mixed Slowpitch Let's play ball! Out for your nightly walk - stop by the ball field and catch the action. Mixed slowpitch will commence it's 1989 scason Wednesday, May 17 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Sixteen teams are participating once again this year to provide all the excitement. Games are held each® Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Notice The incorrect date was give to The News for the date of the Schreiber Ladies Auxiliary Birthday Party as reported in the May 3 issue. The date of the party is Saturday, May 27, 1989.