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Terrace Bay Sports Travelcade: The Mobile Sports Library is in Town now situated at the Recreation Centre. There is a separate AD elsewhere in this issue of news in- dicating dates and times of the special clinics. We regret that we will be unable to have the Golf Clinic slated for July 11th. The Open hours are Ju- ly 10th, 11th and 12th from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Come out and ask the representatives for any information you may be looking for in the field of Sports. Slow Pitch Men's Ball Tournament: The registration for the for Tournament is coming in quite readily. You must have your registration fee by July 12th in order to be eligible for the tournament. The First 16 Teams paid will be accepted ONLY. Tot Lot News: Tot Lot hours are as follows: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. 3-4 year olds - (Ernie and Bert Pro- gram), 2:15 - 3:00 p.m. 5-6 year olds - (Tot Lot), Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 10, 1985, page 7 3:15 - 4:30 p.m. 7-12 year olds - (Summer Day Camp). Weekly schedule is as follows: Monday and Tuesday - Craft Days, Wednesday - Theme - (i.e. Halloween, Christmas in July), Thurs- day - Visit Day - (Go and visit places), Friday - Movie Day. Tot Lot participants should meet at the Curling Club every day at the hours designated for their age group. Finding your way - tips for the unemployed student Gord Lang Continuing from last week, not giving up is im- portant when searching for a job. In some cases, there will be a large number of applicants, and a positive attitude will make you stick out from the bunch. What would happen if you are offered some type of job that is not related to your career goals. You should carefully consider this opportunity. because it just might be the only employment that you are offered. The thing to keep in mind is that in a sense, every job is related in a way, and any job can work for you if you want it to. A job of any sort will not on- ly put some cash in your DEATH CAMPBELL --M. Joseph Campbell age 67 years of Rossport passed away in a Thunder Bay Hospital on Sunday June 30th, 1985. He was a lieutenant in the R.A.F. and R.C.AF., member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No.223 and former employee of Kimberly Clark. Sur- vived by his wife Frances, daughter Diane and her husband Eric Pyhtila of Terrace Bay, Mary Claire and husband Frank Dix of West Palm Beach Aorida, son Joe of Rossport, daughter. Joan and husband Gord Smith of Terrace Bay. Grandchildren Eric, Erica, Andrea and Joanna Pyhtila, Nicole, Andrew and Christopher Dix. Sister Lucien Levis of Thunder Bay brother Armand of Montreal and sister Madeline Antille of London. Nieces and nephews also survive. Rested at the King Funeral Home. Funeral Mass was held on Wednesday July 3rd 1985 at St. Ber chman's R.C. Church Rossport. Interment adjoining cemetery. If friends so desire memorials to the Canadian Cancer Socie- ty would be appreciated. hot little hands, but it will give you one of the most valuable commodities in the job market: EXPERIENCE. *Please Note* The hours for the Canada Employment Centre for Students have been chang- ed to: 8:15-11:00 a.m. 1:00-4:30 p.m. Superior hockey school Superior Hockey Schools will have some new instructors for the fast approaching summer hockey school. Rick St. Croix will be the goaltending coach for the first session July 29-August 3. Rick has played with the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Philadelphia Flyers during the past number of years. He was a student of Jac- ques Plante, the Hall of Fame goalie and con- tributes much of his knowledge to him. Norm Maclver is another welcome addition who will be teaching at the first two. sessions, July 29-August 3 and August 5-10. Norm, a Western Collegiate Hockey Association All-star and member of the UMD Bulldogs of Duluth is entering his fourth year of school. He also has had ex- cellent coaching especially when he played for Dave King, Canada's Olympic Coach, in West Germany and in the Moscow Dynamo game in Thunder Bay. Dave Bruce will also line up as an instructor Ju- ly 29-August 3 and August 5-10. Dave, as well as Norm is a graduate of the Thunder Bay Junior Kings of 1981-82 but each went separate directions after- ward. Dave starred with the Memorial Cup finalist Kitchener Rangers, was drafted by Vancouver in the second round and played his first season of professional hockey with Fredericton of the A.H.L. last year. Walt Poddubny will be a full time instructor in this year's program. He also will be available during the first half of August. Walt has played with the Toron- to Maple Leafs over the past 3 years and holds the Leaf record for number of goals-by a rookie. Paul Mitchell will be joining the goaltending staff along with Rick St. Croix and Dan Moro. Paul played minor and junior hockey in Thunder-Bay and later attended Colorado University on a scholar- ship. He has coached at the minor and junior levels and has instructed in goalten- ding schools in Minnesota and Southern Ontario. July 15, 1985. NOTICE P.O. Box 309 POT 2C0 807-826-3225 Ministry of Natural Resources OF AERIAL SPRAYING Terrace Bay District As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected forest stands in this area will be sprayed with herbicide « to control competing vegetation starting on or about Further details about the programs, including specific locations, are available from your district office of the Ministry of Natural Resources. Ministry of Natural Resources MANITOUWADGE, Ontario WY) Ontario Hon. Michael Harris Minister Mary Mogford Deputy Minister New staff members of Tot Lot are as follows: Janet Chappel, Susan Boucher, Sheilah Houston and Heather Lohnes. Swim Pool: Lessons are now underway with most of the classes having a full capacity of participants. We would like to bring the following information to the attention of_ the public. In case of rain there will be lessons in Safety for the following groups only. Maroon, Blue, Green, Grey, White, Survival, Lifesaving 1, 11, 111, and Bronze. The classes from Tad- pole to the Red group will be cancelled in case of rain. Canada Day Parade: The Recreation Department would like to Thank all those individuals who helped in any way to make our involvement with the parade such a_ success. Your assistance was great- ly appreciated. Schreiber Youth Drop-In Youth drop-in got off to a great start on July 2nd. Thirty-four kids came out to enjoy crafts, basketball, badminton, floor hockey, and board games. A sleepover will be held at the Recreation Centre on July 10th. Registration forms may be picked up at the Youth Drop-in Office. Watch for other events to be announced in the near future. The Youth Centre will be open Monday to Friday, 11:00 to 4:30. On Tuesdays and Thursdays the Drop-in will be closed from 1:00 to 3:00 while the Tot Drop-in is running. This is our schedule for Centennial Week: Monday 15th: 11:00 - 4:30 Youth Drop-in for ages 8- 18. A craftroom, gamesroom and outside activities will be available. 11:00 - 4:30 Tot Drop-in for ages 4 - 8. Crafts, games and other activities will be available. Tuesday 16th: 11:00 - 4:00 Youth Drop-in 2:00 - 4:00 Tot Drop-in: Film Day Wednesday 17th: 12:00 - 5:00 Youth Drop-in: Hike to Schreiber Beach, Consent forms available at YDI Office. 11:00 - 4:00 Tot Drop-in Thursday 18th: 11:00 - 4:00 Youth Drop-in Movie Day. Also available are the usual sports and game activities. 2:00 - 4:00 Tot Drop-in Hike to Cooks Lake if weather permits. Consent forms are at the YDI Office. Friday 19th: 11:00. - Drop-in 2:00 - 5:00 Car Wash. All youths are urged to come and help! 11:00 - 4:00 Tot Drop-in. If you have any ques- tions feel free to call the Youth Drop-in Office at 824-2983. 1:00 Youth Selected styles heQ? heYSay ai nual sn ort Ce ear <a over thy = cyt yO Ladies Ladies Tops & Blouses Pants Selected styles *12.00 Reg. to 21.98 $4 0.00 Reg. to 29.98 Children's Children's T-shirts Pants Selected styles $ Selected styles $ Reg. to 5.98 3.00 Reg. to 17.98 8.00 Men's Men's T-shirts Casual Pants Selected styles Selected styles Keg: 10 19.98 $4 0.00 Reg. to $38.00 *] 8.00 Baby Camping Gear Strollers Tents, sleeping bags, etc. Reg. 89.98 *49.00 25% off reg. prices Gas BBQ Reg. 349.98 30,000 B.T.U., dual burner, dual control, tank extra *269.00 Fishing gear Rods, reels, tackles 25% off reg. price "Yay We will not be undersold on our advertised items - we guarantee it ag SS SS = Thdsons Bay Company July 9-13 Schreiber Rm. 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