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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 17, 1985 Recreation News Terrace Bay Swim Pool: The first ses- _sion of swimming lessons will be completed on July 19th. The final date for registration for the August session is July 22nd. No registrations will be ac- cepted beyond July 22nd. Shelley Dick has now organized a Swim Team at the pool. The only pre- requisite to joining is, you must be able to swim one (1) length of the pool. Swim Team classes are held on Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Come on join the team. Tot Lot: The playground program is enjoying a very successful summer!!! We have.a large number of kids turning out in all three groups. The times for each group are as follows: Erie and Bert - (3-4 year olds) 1:00 - 2:00; Tot Lot (5-6 year olds) 2:15 - 3:00; Summer Day Camp (7-12 year olds) 3:15 - 4:30. We ask that the children arrive at the scheduled times to avoid the confusion of groups arriving and leaving simultaneously. Some of our planned activities for the coming weeks are Theme Days, (i.e.) Cab- bage Patch Days, Career Days, Movie Days (Fridays) and visit days. Men's O.V. Slow Pitch Tournament: There is now a complete roster of 16 teams registered for the Men's O.V. Slow Pitch Tournament slated for the weekend of July 26, 27, 28th. There is still a need for assistance in the areas of Umpires, scorekeepers etc. Why not give us a call if you can volunteer some time to help with - this tournament. On Friday and Saturday, June 28 and 29 the O.V. Mixed Slow Pitch League held a mini-tournament with 8 area teams involved. Jody's team came in first, winning trophies donated by O.V. Second place went to the Bandits who received hats also donated by O.V. Stray Cats from Schreiber plac- ed third and the Deadheads from Schreiber placed fourth. Standing for the O.V. Men's Slow Pitch League as of Thursday Ju- ly 11 are; Tigers - 12 - 2, Grenier's Bandits - 12 - 2, Goodtimers 12 - 2, Rebels 9 -6, Stingers - 6 - 7, Royals - 5 - 7, Commandos - 6 - 9, Truckers - 5 - 8, Bears - 2 - 12, Strange Brew - 0 - 14. Fall Fair "85": Before you know it September will be here and now is the time to think of the Fall Fair. It is wise to book your tables for the fair in advance to guarantee your table space. Programs: Fall is just around the corner and we would like to know what programs would be of in- terest, Sewing, Wreath Making, Exercise Classes, etc. etc. Give us a call and let us know what classes you would be interested in participating. At the pre- sent time we have informa- tion on Wreath Making and would like to know how many are interested in this program, give us a call at 3542. Body Building Competi- tion: The Thunder Bay Amateur Body Building Club will be hosting a Body building Competition for Men, Women and Couples, on. Sunday September 8th. The com- petition will take place at the hosting hotel, the Red Oak Inn in Thunder Bay. From 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. will be the prejudg- ing, and from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. will be the evening show. People wishing to compete may pick up registration forms at the Recreation Centre. Others who wish to attend the competition as spec- tators can contact Sam Depaola at 825-3804 for tickets. Spectators and par- ticipants of the competition will receive discounts if staying overnight at the hosting hotel. Schreiber Summer Fun Program A reminder to all that the Youth Drop-In is open Monday to Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. During this week we are situated in the Games Room, but next week we will be back in the arena. Watch for special events. The Tot Drop-In has gotten off to a great start! Many kids have come out to enjoy the crafts and games. This week the tots will be in the Art Room, but next week they will be in the Games Room. This lf Sg |e Everything you need to lead 7 the outdoor life? ¢= .. On Sale Now MUN te | mn TITTON Cimmbhearland S+ t? 245.0111 tase is our schedule for Centen- nial Week. Wednesday: Youth Drop-In will be able to par- ticipate in a hike to Schreiber Beach. Kids will be required to bring their own lunch and be able to hike the distance. Tot Drop-In will be open from 11:00 - 4:00. Thursday, Youth Drop- In will be open from 11:00 - 4:00. This day will be a Movie Day. Tots will be taking a hike to Cooks Lake from 2:00. - 4:00. Children should bring a small snack if desired and be able and _ willing to hike the distance. Friday, Youth Drop-In will be open from 11:00 - 4:30. From 2:00 - 5:00 the kids will be able to par- ticipate in a Car Wash. Tot Drop-In will be open from 11:00 - 4:00 and they will also be able to join in the car wash if they wish. So bring them prepared! If you have any ques- tions, suggestions or pro- blems please feel free to contact Tami or Chrissy at 824-2317. Swim Program During the week of July 22nd to 25th the following events will be occuring: July 22nd - There will be a free swim.where the kids can come and swim for an hour with supervision. Classes from Bronxe to Blue will catch the bus at 10:00 and will return at 11:30. Classes from Maroon to Yellow will catch the bus at 11:30 and return at 1:00. July 23rd, Annual Swim-a-thon, Anyone in- terested will catch the bus at 11:00.a.m. and return at 1:00 p.m. The participants will swim as many lengths as possible in one hour. Any form of swim is ac- ceptable. Also rest periods can be taken as often as needed. Prizes will be awarded to the person swimming the most lengths. July 24th. Will be our Annual Swim Show. Here, parents will come out and watch each class go through a short demonstra- tion of something they have learned. There will also be skits by the older classes and by the instructors. Refreshments will be serv- ed. Bus will pick up students and parents at 10:00 a.m. and return at 12:00 noon. July 25th - We are holding, for the first time, a Small Craft Safety Course. Anyone from the ages of 12 and up are welcome. Badges will be given out following the course. We hope to see you there! Bus will pick up at 10:00 and return at 12:00. All buses will pick up and drop off at the Schreiber Legion. We look forward to seeing you there! Minor Ball Program The Recreation Depart- ment would like to receive feed back on the Minor Ball Program. A number of parents have contacted the department regarding run- ning the minor ball pro- gram from June to early August, some like the idea and others feel they would rather see a shorter season; from mid May and June thus ending when the school year is finished. If you have any concerns or feelings in this matter please let the Recreation Office know. Our decision on next years program will continued on nage 10 Anne Todesco Mrs. -Freda Gerow entertained the St. John Berchmens Altar Society members Wednesday even- ing for the final meeting of the season, til September. Mrs. Lester Legault presided and led in the opening prayers. The religious thought and prayers for the day were recited by Mrs. Gerow. Laura Legault read the minutes. of the previous meeting and the cor- respondence. Pat Beno gave the treasurer's report. Both were moved for adop- tion and the Thank You cards filed. Flowering plants are to be purchased for the grot- to and the cutting of the grass, watering it and cleaning up the church lawn and. the cemetery. Prina Gerow reported that the Derby draw tickets sale proved satisfactory. It was decided to discontinue the public Bingos for the summer but will keep the home bingos for a few more months. Mrs. Todesco led in the closing prayers. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Gerow and she related some in- stances that she and her husband Gilbert experienc- ed while holidaying in England and Ireland this summer. She showed several pictures taken, even to the Kissin of the Blarney Stone. A very enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. Kenney invited the members to her home for the September meeting. The Pays Plat Indian Band held an old fashion- ed day of sports on Domi- nion Day. There were races of all sorts including three-legged, wheelbar- row, canoe races. The Fish Fry was a very popular booth and hot dogs, picnic lunches with the day finishing off with a dance in the community centre. Guests during the week with Mrs. Todesco were Arthur Douglas and son Scott of Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bouchard spent the holiday weekend at Dalton with a family reunion and fishing enjoyed. The Bruley families of . Thunder Bay spent the holiday weekend at their former home here. Walter Gerow and fami- ly took in the Lakehead cir- cus on the weekend. Wilbur and Narcisse Bain were home for the holiday weekend from Chapleau. Mr. and Mrs. James Gerow and family of Tren- ton are guests of the Gilbert Gerows. Mrs. Anne Todesco and Mrs. Patsey Campbell were business visitors to Thunder Bay during the week. Miss Debbie MacLean, Jason and Dave Iddison have left for Toronto. Michael Molinski has left for Taipei, Taiwan for a two month's period of time on a student exchange trip. The purpose of the ex- change is to promote friendly relations with the Canadian and Taiwanian Republic of China. This two month holiday in a foreign country will be quite an experience for Michael. and we are so pleased that a student was chosen from Rossport for this holiday and are all looking forward to having Michael relating his holidays to us. Workmens compensation No one. wants to be hurt in an accident at work, and no one wants to develop an industrial disease. But if you ever do have such a misfortune, the Workmen's Compensation Board is ready to help you. Most people in Ontario have Workmens Compen- sation. If you're not sure whether you do, ask your employer. If you are in- jured in a work accident you should get first aid treatment immediately. Your employer is required by law to have a first aid station available and so- meone trained in first aid procedures on duty at all times. Report the details of your accident to your employer. Do this even if no further medical treat- ment is needed; your acci- dent will then be on record in case your injury requires care at a later date. If medical treatment is re- quired ask employer for a Treatment Memorandum and take it with you to a hospital or doctor's office. Should you not be able to get this form, get medical treatment immediately and report to your employer as soon as. possible after- wards. Choose the doctor or other qualified practi- tioner you want to treat you. Once you have made your choice, you must get permission from the WCB before you change to another practitioner. Com- plete and return quickly any forms you receive from the WCB. Your employer must make sure that you receive immediate first aid attention and give to you a Treatment Memorandum if you re- quire medical treatment. They must also record the details of your accident, even if no medical treat- ment seems necessary at the time. If necessary, employers must provide. transportation for you to a doctor's office or hospital of your choice within a reasonable distance of the workplace, or to your home. In addition, the continued on page 11 Centennial Greetings to all our Friends in Schreiber Harry & Betty Richards Scarborough, Ontario Closed Monday CORRECTION JODY'S Hairstyling and Barbering Shop NEW HOURS: Tues., Fri., Sat., 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wed. & Thurs., 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Giant Summer Clearance Sale Pal Centennial Week Specials 30% Fishing Tackle, Rods & Reels by .\ Mitchell, Daiwa & Berkley Rackets, Badminton, Squash Raquetball & Tennis Baseball Shoes & Gloves 4d Golf Shoes, Shirts, Gloves & Clubs. Summer Tops, shorts, Jackets, Shoes. Track suits for all ages. Sale runs till Sat., July 20 Sportsworld is now open Mondays