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TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, August 9,1989 Terrace Bay recreation news Programs Summer Aerobics Gwen Black will be instruct- ing a Summer Aerobics Program on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. This program is scheduled to begin on Monday, August 14 and finish on wednesday, September 6. To register call the Recreation Office at 825-3542, Fall Programs We are in the process of com- piling the Fall and Winter Program Brochure. We have planned some new and exciting Special Interest Courses and Programs for the Fall. If you have any suggestions or wish to teach, please contact the Recreation Office at 825-3542. Fall Fair The Fall Fair is only a month away! Mark your calendar - September 10. We've had a great Schreiber Fall Programs The recreation department is commencing its Fall Programs Brochure. If you have any ideas or would like to participate in a particular program please contact the recreation office and we will do our best to have the program offered this fall. 1989-90 Ice Time all groups are reminded that they must have their requests for weekly ice time and special events into the recreation office in writing before 5:00 p.m. Friday, September '15. Aerobics The recreation department is looking for someone to conduct the Aerobics classes in the com- munity hall this fall. If you are interested but not qualified please contact the recreation office at 824-2317. We will ensure that the appropriate training is made available to you. Upcoming Events Saturday and Sunday, August 12 and 13 - Ladies Slowpitch Playoffs. August 21 to 27 - Mixed Slowpitch Playoff Tournament. French 1100 Sociology 2205 Psychology 3081 *. Lakehead University ~ A Northern Vision TERRACE BAY The following courses have been'scheduled for: FALL/WINTER 1989/90 Intermediate Oral French Race and Ethnic Relations Religious Studies 2803 World Religions: An Introduction The Exceptional Child These course are subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructor. Registration forms and tuition payments are being accepted by Mrs. B. Spadoni. Please register now to ensure that minimum enrollment requirements are met. Mrs. Barbara Spadoni Lakehead University Off-Campus Representative 303 Park Place Box 54 SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0 E. Drozdowsky Chairperson The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board INVITES APPLICATIONS for a part-time custodian for the Board Office in Terrace Bay. Please send letters of applications to: Mr. Ken Ryan Business Administrator P.O. Box 730 SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0 Applications will close on Friday, August 18, 1989. G. J. Matys Director of Education response with registrations. Don't be disappointed. Register to-day if you plan to participate in the largest Fall Fair on the North shore. Recreation Master Plan Surveys If you have received a Recreation Master Plan Survey, we would appreciate having these completed as soon as possible. Your input is crucial to the FUTURE OF RECREATION in our community. Community Group Information Any community group wish- ing to inform the public of their meetings, registration dated or special events can submit the information to the recreation office by 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons. We will include it in our recreation news and forward it to the NEWS for publication. Summer Playground Another exciting week has gone by, and there was a number of fun-filled things we did; walks, painting, beach party and making of paper plate people. Some of the events that the Summer Playground Staff have planned for the upcoming week are; Finding Treasures, Teddy Bear Party, Puppet Show & Freaky Friday. Sheri, Jeff and Cindy hope to see all of your smiling faces in the last couple of fun-filled weeks of Summer Playground. recreation Summer Playground During the week the summer playground had many fulfilled adventures such as the Police Station Tour, Library Tour, Bowling and also a very interest- ing experience with our Jello Eating Contest. Without the help of our special volunteers these events would not be possible. Special thanks to Betty Ann McKenna and Constable Darren Rolland for their patience and informative tour. Special thanks Swimming Pool The second session of swim lessons is underway as of August Ist, with a great turn-out. Aquabics was completed last Wednesday, and therefore OPEN SWIM on Monday & Wednesday 'nights will begin at 6:30 p.m. Our SWIM to the SLATES CHAL- LENGE is open for any persons still interested in participating. news also to our bowling drivers Connie Elkin, Randy Bolan and Ivan Martin. To Mrs. Stortini for the great tour of the library. Last but not forgotten the people who made our Jello Eating Contest possible, Janice Bolan, Mrs. Bonanan and once again Connie Elkin. Just a reminder that while you read this article we are at Rainbow Falls camping. Any moms and dads wishing to visit, come on out. 5 Pray Bat Tres #9 With good baserunning, an aggressive, well- coached team can force the opposition to make defensive errors. This translates into winning baseball. BASERUNNING UKE DNIDER'S | To beat out a grounder, run hard: Touch the front of the base with either foot and cross the base. Look over your shoulder fora bad throw. ' 5 er 2 On a ball hit through the infield, take 4 or 5 steps toward 2nd base and watch the ball. If it is fee cleanly, return to irst. : 3 'On the pitch, your left foot should touch the bag. Your first step toward second base is a crossover step. ; : For more information on Petro-Canada Play Ball, phone 1-800-268-2244. Many take part in Moore's annual golf tourney Thirty-seven couples from Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Geraldton, Marathon, Manitouwadge, Red Rock and Thunder Bay participated in this annual tournament. Golfing was followed by a steak supper provided by the sponsor, Michael Moore. Winners: Ist Low Net - Marg Phillips & Dan Imbeault Ist Low Gross - Cathi & Bill Stachiw Runner-up Low Net - _ Charlotte & Andy Miller Runner-up Low. Gross - Marg Pristanski & Len Olson, Thunder Bay 2nd Runner-up Low Net '- Carol & Ray Hansen 2nd Runner-up Low Gross - Connie & Ken Bryson Low Net Ist nine - Elizabeth Schreiber Mixed Slow-Pitch Standings (as of July 31, 1989) Team GP We .L + i Heinz 57 il 10 0 1 21 B §2's 12 10 2 0 20 Texaco 12 9 2 1 19 Pistols : 12 8 3 1 17 Hooters 13 6 = 2 14 Thunderbirds 13 7 6 0 14 Stray Cats °10 6 é) 1 13 Deadheads 12 6 6 0 12 Birch's Chicken Chuckers 10 5 5 0 10 Silver Bullets 11 5 6 0 10 Top Guns 11 fe) 6 0 10 Winston Lakers 13 5 8 0 10 Catch 22 - Il 4 7 0 8 Misfits 12 2 10 0 4 Buccaneers 12 1 11 0 2 Cruisers 9 0 9 0 0 MacLeod & Mike Moore Low Net 2nd nine - Deanna & Bernie Imhoff, Red Rock ~ Low Gross Ist nine - Karen Saarimaki & Wayne Larsen, : _ Geraldton Low Gross 2nd nine - Robert Dunnville & Karen Hubs, Red Rock Runner-up Low Net, Ist nine - Cathi & Gerry Withers Runner-up Low Net, 2nd nine - Linda & Doug Penna. Runner-up Low Gross 1st nine - Bo Sodergren & Lynn Harper, Red Rock Runner-up Low Gross 2nd nine - Lynn Nicklin & Gary Smith, Geraldton Guess your score - Bev & Paul Turpin, Ann Mercure & Maurice Bouvier Most Honest - Aldea & George Churney : Most Improved after Ist nine - Mona & Gerry Donaldson Closest to hole #2 - Susan Hay, Jim Pineau