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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 23, 1983 Terrace Bay Recreation News March Break Activities Presently the March break programs are underway and the re- maining schedule is as follows. March 24 - 10:30 a.m. Public Skating March 25 - 1:00 to 2 p.m. Public Skating March 28 - 10:00 a.m. Treasure Hunt at the Recreation Centre; 1:00 p-m. Pool Tournament; 1:00 p.m. Novelty Bingo Bowling March 29 - 10:00 a.m. Frogger Pac Man Chal- lenge; 1:00 p.m. Frog- ger Pac Man Challenge March 30 - 10:30 a.m. Public Skating; 1:30 p.m. Introduction to Fit Five Level I March 31 - 10:30 a.m. Public Skating April 1 - 1:00 p.m. Public Skating Upcoming Courses Woodworking Course We are very happy to announce that we will be offering a Woodworking Course for Beginners. The program will begin after Easter and will ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. & Mrs. Henry Pinion are pleased to announce the engagement of their youngest Daughter May Ellen Robert Andrew Mineau. consist of (8) eight 3 hour sessions for an 8 week period. Registra- tion is being accepted and the maximum in- volvement is 12 so don't delay, call today if inter- ested. The course will explain the use of tools, safety procedures and the completion of one project. Participants will be allowed to choose their own project, how- ever the instructor will decide if time permits and will have the final say. Books will be avail- able at the first class to choose your project. Call today for more details or to register call 3542. Ladies Get Fit Interest has been ex- pressed to start another session of Ladies Get Fit in the mornings begin- ning March 28th. The time of the session will be 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. for a six week period. All sessions will be held in the Conference Room and the sessions will consit of warm up, fit- ness room workout, pro- per use of equipment and various other exer- cises. The instructor is Cindy Thompson. The deadline to register is Thursday March 24th. Aerobic Exercise for men and women This is not an Aerobic Dance session. It is Aerobic Exercises for Men and Women. The course will be held on Monday and Wednes- day beginning Monday April 11th to Wednes- day May 18th. If you wish to insure your spot in this popular group call the office at 3542. The instructor for this course is Lyn Black and all sessions will be held at St. Martin's School. The deadline to enter is quickly approaching, April 6th. Weight Training for Youth There is a very good possibility, if interest is sufficient, that a Youth 10-15 year program on proper use of weight training equipment will be offered in the near future. In addition the future. In addition to use of equipment a program will be developed for the youngsters. _ Instructor for this course will be Joe Kostecki. If you are between 10 and 15 years of age and interested please give us a call. Open Bowling The Bowling Alley in the past two months has gained popularity and we have added Sunday from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. for those interested in Open Bowling. The Bowling Alley is also open te the public Wed- nesday from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Any group requesting use of the facility for Birthday or family get togethers are requested to make their reservations by calling 3542. Public Skating Cancel- lation There will be no pub- lic skating on Wednes- day March 23rd 10:30 - 11:30 p.m. or Saturday March 26th. Program Suggestion We are always looking for new ideas as well as instructors for pro- grams. Please let us know what you would like to see offered. Flea Market Don't forget the gi- gantic flea market is scheduled for May 14th. Reserve your table today by calling 3542. Don't wait tables are going fast. Weather service... continued from page 1 of the Arena. Hydro, Commissioner Joe Ken- nedy said that he had discussed the light with Ontario Hydro and that he believed that there was 'no need to erect a new pole in order to install the light. Reeve Speer said that he had discussed the matter with Clerk Bill Hanley. "'There should be a light on the north east cor- ner, but we may have STUDENTS 'The 1983 Summer Job Experience The Ontario Government wants you to have a job this summer. Summer Experience '83 is your opportunity to work on one of over 100 employment projects in govern- ment ministries and community organi- zations throughout Ontario. Summer Experience 783 positions are designed to complement your skills and - interests. You can apply for projects ranging from working on a farm or in a newspaper office, to working with handicapped peo- ple or operating a computer. In many cases you may get in- volved in providing important services to your own community. And, your on-the-job experiences could help you make important career decisions. Summer Experience 83 positions are open to persons between the ages of 15 and 24 and eligibie to work in Canada. HOW TO APPLY The Summer Experience '83 Guidebook and application forms are available at all college and university placement offices, all secondary schools, and all Canada Employment Centres in Ontario. Study the project descriptions in the Guidebook and apply to projects which appeal to you --and for which you feel most qualified. We expect to receive many more applica-' tions than the number of jobs available. You are strongly urged to explore all other potential jobs in case you are not hired through Summer Experience '83. DEADLINES . Unless otherwise stated in the Guidebook, appli- cation deadlines are: For Post Secondary: April 5/83. For Secondary & All Others: April 15.83. Apply Now. Secretariat for Social Development @ Ontario - Margaret Birch. Provincial Secretary William Davis, Premier some problems with the Building Act in using a new standard. The light should go onto the build- ing itself and be part and parcel of the Rec- reation Centre." Com- missioner Kennedy said, "Let me get back to Ontario Hydro and we will have another look at ats In another question on the Minutes, Councillor Kennedy asked, "We approved in principle support for the figure skating club. Have we heard anything back from them?" Councillor Houston replied, "They haven't yet given us a price tag." Councillor George Ramsay added, "There is a possibility that this Council will make up some shortfall if they can't raise it all. However, the taxpayer is pretty hard pressed. If it is a case of not going at all we should of course support it." Under Correspond- ence, a local group call- ed Project Mayday wrote to the Council to inform them that the group will be collecting information locally on the need for alternate housing for battered wo- men on the North Shore. Heather Vandergraf is the Project's local repre- sentative and she will be contacting the municipal office staff. The provincial Minis- try of Municipal Affairs and Housing informed the Council that the Terrace Bay Official Plan will not receive immediate approval by the Minister because of objections being rasised by the Ministry of Natu- ral Resources. Question- ed about the delay Reeve Speer said, "I expected as much, that they would not approve it. There are certain areas that they brought up in the formulation of the Plan. We considered the objections but felt that the Plan as it stood was what we wanted so we stuck to our guns, Under the Act the Min- ister is free to arbitrarily change our Plan if he wants to. The issues are small points but it is delaying the process, however, we expected this."' The Ministry of Transportation and Communications wrote to advise the Town that its Zone painting crew (highway lines) would be working in the area this summer and wanted to know if the Town wanted to use the crew on its own streets. On a motion moved by Joe Kennedy, seconded by George Ramsay, the Council requested the MTC to do Zone paint- ing work (white lines), as required and agreed to have the Township pay the costs. Councillor Houston said that he was dissa- tisfied with the way the road lines were laid out on Selkirk and Radisson. "If you follow that yel- low line you're going to drive right into the curb where the street splits." He requested that the lines be set properly when the painting is done. A Terrace Heights resident wrote to ex- press concern about the safety of children on bicycles in the area and to suggest that a bicycle safety rodeo be held and that sidewalks be built in parts of Terrace Heights. "Sidewalks would sure be nice but I'm probably going to be told that they are too expensive, but I'm going to try anyway."' Reeve Speer said, "I really appreciate re- ceiving this kind of let- ter, it's encouraging. The Chief of Police does have a bicycle school yearly and I will discuss this with him." Council- lor George Ramsay said, "I think she is quite right when she says we can't afford to put in sidewalks. I don't even know if in the on long term we would be consi- dering them in_ that area."' Councillor Ken- nedy took up the point and said, "The area she is talking about is where the road junctions in front of Russ Phillip's place. There is a hump in the road and you can't see what is coming. It's a blind spot and people -- go through there like a bat out of hell. We should do something about it." Councillor Ramsay finished off the debate saying, "I think we should send a letter saying we will be having a bicycle safety school, and as far as sidewalks, we will have to say that we can't afford them."' Under Committee Re- ports, Councillor Ken- nedy suggested the set- ting of a date for the annual Spring Clean-Up Week. "It's getting around to that time of the year and I think in the very near future we are going to have to set a week: for the spring clean-up." Reeve Speer reported that the Planning Board is working with MP Keith Penner and MPP Jack Stokes on the set- ting up of an Economic Development Seminar for April 29. The Semi- nar will involve Mara- thon and Schreiber and be held in Terrace Bay. Councillor George Ram- say was appointed to the organizing Committee to represent Terrace Bay.