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Wednesday, July 12, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 5 Terrace Bay recreation news Programs * Summer Playground The playground staff has planned a summer filled with fun for your children. The first two weeks are Arts & Crafts days, so parents get ready for their master- pieces coming home again. Coming up soon will be a trip out of town. The staff will be sending information notes home very soon. The Staff will always keep the children and parents up-to-date on what's happening. Approximately 126 children are enrolled in our program this summer. The playground staff would like to take this opportuni- ty to thank all those who partici- pated in the Canada Day events, throughout the July 1st weckend. Our baby pageant was very suc- cessful, with many little-ones out in entertaining style. To all those who attended the Kiddie Carnival and Fun Day at the Baseball Field, thanks for making our programs a success. _-- We hope that your children will have a great summer in our program at the Recreation Centre. 'B.0.0.M. Program This program is scheduled for July 17 and 18. All those that have registered are asked to drop into the Recreation Office to fill out their Registration Forms. To date, this program, which will teach thé participant the art of sailing is filled, however, names for a waiting list will be accepted. Board Sailing A Board sailing workshop was held on July Sth at White Sand Lake, and from all reports the participants enjoyed it immensc- ly. Swimming Pool News A great summer is on the way! Canada Day Celebrations were held on June 29th. Prizes were awarded to Dale Mosely, Layla Vandergraff, Michelle Bruneau, Kathy Lafrenier and Tammy Noble. This day opened the pool for the summer. The first session of swimming lessons started on July 4th with co-operative weath- er conditions. We hope that the rest of the summer will turn out to be as wonderful as the first weck. Aquabics will be starting on July 10 and we look forward to your participation. This year's staff are Jody Speer (Pool Manager), Khris -Turpin (Assistant Pool Manager), Lifeguards/Instructors-Sandra McDougall, Shannon Moore, Keli Turpin and Shane Jowitt. We hope to sce you all at the pool this summer, and hope to accommodate your summer enjoyment. Registration deadline for Pea swimming lessons - July Tourist Ftarniation Centre Sixty-two visitors stopped by the Tourist Information Centre during the week of June 24th- June 30. This year's staff includes Kim Borsa, Cathy Cornfield and Cheryl Madore. Come in and see us at the Terrace Bay Tourist Centre, in the Recreation Centre Curling Club Lounge. We're open 7 days a weck from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Trivia News Did You Know............ On November 24, 1946, the first Terrace Bay News was pub- lished at the Mill Office..... In 1894, in Schreiber, there were four stores - a general store, a butcher shop, a bakery and a tailor shop........ On April 13, 1947, the first Terrace Bay Roman Catholic Mass was performed........ On March 14, 1949, the first regular meeting of the Terrace Converting your cat Backa By Alice Scott Love and patience is the key to converting an outdoor cat to an indoor cat. Having a cat indoors definitely prevents disease and injury. It is also easier to keep the cat clean and free from parasites and fleas. Once you have decided to con- vert your cat there is now turning back. The animal must be kept indoors at all times. Your Cat will become very vocal and complain to you, but you must be firm. First, take a small amount of dirt to mix with the cat litter until the cat gets used to the litter. Confine the cat to a room with the litter box at night. Buy or make a scratching post with a hanging toy on it. Buy catnip toys to keep the cat amused. Play with your cat and give him lots of affection. When he gets upset, pick him up and just cuddle. Ping-pong balls or plastic golf box is a great toy. If your pet is extremely dis- tressed and you would like him to have some outside time, buy a harness and leash and "walk the =; cat". Never leave a cat outside unsupervised on a harness and ~ rope or leash; cats are not like dogs and will jump to higher areas. They also can tangle them- selves around trees and other objects. balls in an empty cardboard tissue Schreiber's Rubber' Boot Tournament was held Canada Day Weekend with 13 local teams and one team from Thunder Bay par- ticipating. Heinz 57 were the win- ners over the Bad News Brewers (from Thunder Bay) in the A event. In the B event the Hooters defeated the Misfits and the B-52s beat out the Silver Bullets in the C event. The Misfits won the best costume contest. Photo by Dave Chmara Beware!!! D.W. & J.B. Don't go out in the dark. The Phantom ATTENTION TERRACE BAY RESIDENTS The Township of Terrace Bay will be hosting a TOURISM DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY PLAN "OPEN PUBLIC MEETING" Thursday, July 13th 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Terrace Bay Recreation Center -- Conference Room Your support, input and concerns are needed..... "Plan to Attend" this important Public Meeting with Bay Royal Canadian Legion was h 4 Upcoming Events July 12 - Recreation Master Plan Meeting - Conference Room - 7:00 p.m. July 13- Tourism Development Hospitality Workshop - Conference Room - 10:00 a.m. : July 18 - Kinna Awcya Legal Clinic - Boardroom - 1:00-p.m. Thank You We would like to thank all those who made our Canada Day weekend a success. To all those who participated in the many events, to the many volunteers who organized individual events and to the staff for their support. 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