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Page 6 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, June 1,1989 Terrace Bay recreation news (22% of our population) entered Program the Fun Run, on May 23, 1989. Fun Run Results The following were Award A total of 545 participants Winners: Largest School - Terrace Bay Public School Men's Slow Pitch Benefit - Dance Men's Slow Pitch Benefit Dance for Oswald Buhrmann, will be held Saturday, June 10, 1989 at the Terrace Bay Arena. Coaching Association of Canada Place R. Tait McKenzie 1600 James Naismith Drive Gloucester, Ontario KIB 5N4 (613) 748-5642 Largest Organization - Birchwood Terrace Largest Family - Falzetta's Oldest Participant - Stuart Anderson , Age 84 Youngest \ Participant - Jaime Imbeault, Age 17 days. Minor Ball Minor Ball started on Monday, June 5th. If you haven't becn contacted, please call the Recreation Office at 825-3542. Minor Soccer The Minor Soccer Program will commence in Mid-June. Players will be contacted by their coaches as to-their team and schedule. Schreiber Schreiber won this year's Fun Run with the most participants per capita. The Recreation Department would like to thank all of those who participated. Coaches are special people - dedicated to helping athletes to develop their full potential, to improve their skills and to achieve accomplishments of which they can be proud. Together the Federal and Provincial governments, amateur sport associations and corporate sponsors will ALL NIGHT BALL Tournament on Saturday, June celebrate 1989 as the Year TOURNAMENT 17th from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am. of the Coach ~ to give Schreiber - Parks and Some activities for the 1st recognition to coaches - for an unselfish commitment to their community. The Year of the Coach is a series of special celebrations, community events and programs in honour of coaching accomplishments. The Year of the Coach is ours to share - an opportunity for Canadians to congratulate coaches at all levels. Recreation Committee will be sponsoring an All Night Ball Annual Pajama Party include a dunk tank, corn roast, tug-0-war, Terrace Bay Men's Slow Pitch ANNUAL BENEFIT TOURNAMENT _SUNE 10th & 11th AAS Dance June 10 Terrace Bay Arena 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Music by Stereo Club Proceeds donated to: Join these Celebrations and show your appreciation! For further information on the Year of the Coach contact: B.O.0.M. Program July 18th and 19th. The Terrace Bay/Schreiber Recreation Department in co- operation with the Ontario Sailing Association will be hosting the BOOM PROGRAM on July 18th and 19th. This two-day program will teach the participants the art of sailing. Students must be 7 to 13 years of age. Registration is lim- ited to 25. For registration forms and information contact the Recreation Office. . Swimming & Tot Lot Registration Registration forms will be cir- culated through the schools or Rec home run derby and base run. The tournament is limited to 12 teams. Register at the recreation office before 4:00 pm June 5. BOON PROGRAM The Schreiber/Terrace Bay recreation departments in co- operation with the Ontario Sailing Association will be hosting the BOON Program on July-18 and 19. This program is designed to teach the participants the art of sailing and is open to children ages 7 to 13 years. A maximum of 25 persons may attend. For more information please contact the recreation office. GYMNASTICS Due to some difficulty in receiving some required informa- tion for the gymnastics associa- tion we will not be offering the may be picked. up at the Recreation Office, within the next weck. UPCOMING EVENTS June 7 = Recreation Committee Meeting - Boardroom - 7:00 p.m. Modelling - Multi Purpose Room - 7:00 p.m. June 8- Employment Canada - Boardroom- 1:00 p.m. Curling Club Executive Meeting - Curling Club Lounge - 7:00 p.m. June: 10 - Slow Piich Benefit Dance - Arena gymnastics program until the fall. Letters will be distributed through the schools in Schreiber and Terrace Bay early in September. We are sorry for the inconve- nience but rest assured this-pro- gram will get off the ground. MINOR BALL The minor ball program com- menced Wednesday, May 31. Action in" the Junior and Intermediate/Senior division is held at the Holy Angels Field 'during the week and games - scheduled every Saturday at the High School Field. T-Ball is held from 4:30 to 5:30 at the Public School Field every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Minor ball will continue to the end of June. Mr. Oswald Buhrmann For more information contact: Jim Corrigan 825-3680 FAX: (613) 748-5706 CALL FOR PROPOSALS SUPE RIOQg © ' bari ys. 'THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR © os DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC Fishing Island Charter Service Sight Seeing Call: Rossport, Ontario 25' Bayliner Express Fishing Equipment Supplied Reasonable Rates Information & Reservations 807-824-2735 after 5 p.m. Re ae, JE Sepanatt ~ . SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD A y The renovations will include the following: The. board i is requesting proposals to renovate its Board '4 Office in Terrace Bay from qualified builders. 1) Erecting partitions for offices. 2) Alterations to the plumbing and electrical system. Sketch plans and specifications for the - Board Office renovations will be supplied. Interested persons are invited to contact the _. Board Office by June 12, 1989. Please telephone Marilyn at 824-3296. = E. Drozdowsky G.J. Matys Chairperson Director of Education -* Lakehead University _ A Northern Vision REGISTRATION MEETING 1989/1990 FALL/WINTER COURSES A registration meeting for courses to be offered in your community during the 1989/90 Fall/Winter Session will be held in the following: Centre: Terrace Bay Date: Tuesday, June 20, 1989 _ Time: 4:00 p.m. Place: St. Martin's School To ensure the courses you want may be offered all students are urged to attend. Minimum enrolments for courses should be reached at this mecting. For further information contact off-campus representative: Mrs. Barbara Spadoni 824-2761 --Home or Continuing Education Lakehead University 807-343-8133