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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 20, 1983 _ Society meets The annual North- western Ontario Pro- fessional Recreation So- ciety conference was held in Thunder Bay on April 10, 11, 12 and 13. Approximately 30 peo- ple attended, represent- ing various communities of Northwestern On- tario such as: Longlac, Geraldton, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Red Rock, Thunder Bay, Dryden, Kenora, Manitou- wadge, Sioux Lookout, Ignace and Minaki. The aims and objectives of the society are: 1) to promote the develop- ment of positive leisure time pursuits in North- western Ontario; 2) To encourage the opportu- nities for the exchange of knowledge and ex- perience among the members; 3) to provide opportunities for mem- bers to gain new infor- mation through formal training seminars; 4) to remain continually aware of the need for change and growth and to be prepared to alter the function of this asso- ciation to meet new needs and challenges. The history of N.W.O.P.R.S. stems back to the early 50's when the Recreation Di- rectors would meet and discuss matters around regional sporting events and training pro- grams for playground leaders. In later years . projects expanded to in- clude professional de- velopment courses for members and direct lia- Relations - son with provincial and government agencies. The original name of the association was North- western Ontario Direct- ors of Recreation Asso- ciation. In 1976 the name of the organization was changed to North- western Ontario Profes- sional Recreation So- ciety to broaden its membership potential as well as to service the entire recreation pro- fession. Membership in the association is open to any person who is employed in the recrea- tion or education field. The Recreation Lead- ership class of Confed- eration College partici- pated in the conference and their assistance in arranging and partici- pating in the profession- al development section of the conference was greatly appreciated. Students are encourag- ed to become members of the association. Mem- bership in the N.W.O.P.R.S. can be obtained by writing to Ian Smith, Treasurer, Box 610, Longlac, On- tario, or by contacting any member of the exe- cutive. This year's exe- cutive is: President - Ron Begin, Box 70, Geraldton, Ontario; Vice-President - Norm Norris, Box 1110, Kenora, Ontario; Sec- retary Donna _Gil- hooly, City Hall, Thun- der Bay, Ontario; Public Terry Bry- son, Box 460, Terrace Bay, Ontario. 500 gram pkg. GREAT BUYS FROM 1 Ib. pkg. WIENERS 1.48 co. 1.99 eo. 500 gram pkg. sliced BOLOGNA 1 .69 ea. Liver, Braunschweiger 99° 20. 175 gram pkg. BACON COOKED HAM 1.39 cc. Bologna aS ee a ae at SCHREIBER FOODMARKET Liver & Bacon SUPER SPECIAL Boneless waste free ROUND STEAKS © 2.29 Ib. 5.05 kg. CHUBS Boneless RUMP ROAST 2.39 Ib. 5.27 ka. Aged for good Barbequing Bologne Long or short cut Lets try these Barbequing BEEF RIBS 1.39 b. 2.00 kg PUBLIC NOTICE Residents of Schreiber DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Residents are reminded to set clocks ahead 1 hour at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, April 24, 1983. Write or call me for your free booklet. Mary E. Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 Get your life in shape. Fresh Arrival 6 Ib. and up while supply lasts CAPONE ) CHICKENS 1.49 Ib. 3.28 ke. Foodmarket quality GROUND BEEF 1.09 tb. Da AO ic, Extra lean GROUND CHUCK 1.78 Ib. 3.92 kg. | SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS 259i. a7 Tio, Fast Fry try with steak & eggs MINUTE STEAKS or beef cutlets 279.6.15 kg. Family pack 9-11 per pkg. PORK CHOPS 1.59 Ib. 3./0 kg. Schneiders coarse cut from the deli KEILBOSSA GARLIC SAUSAGE 2.99 |b. 6.59 a Maple Leaf Brand small casings and store packed PURE PORK SAUSAGE 1.89 Ib. 4.1 7 kg. Aged for good eating CHUGK-STEAKS ) FREEZER PACK 1.68 b. S24 Oko, SPECIAL | Semi Boned CROSS RIB ROAST 1.69 Ib. 3.78 ig Seven Farms 8 varieties 175 gram pkg. COLD CUTS not ham 79° Canada Grade A Beef, 7 Bone Ribs of Beef 2.99... 30-40 Ibs. ave. Consists of RIB STEAKS RIB ROASTS SHORT RIBS MED. GROUND BEEF Cut and wrapped to your specifications PRODUCE -- GARDEN FRESH IF IT'S FRESHER -- IT HASN'T BEEN PICKED California pints STRAWBERRIES 99° Ontario 3 Ib. tray pak APPLES 1.69 Florida large slicers TOMATOES 1.29 1b. 2aO4 kg. U.S. No. 1 nice size CUKES 59°... California Navals 88's ORANGES 39*lb. 86'... 12 oz. pkg. MINI-CARROTS 2 pkg. 99° Ontario No. 1, 10 Ib. bag Cello POTATOES SPINACH 59° 88°