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ee =< Aad mma aH AO 07H A -- _ adult terrace Bay Recreation Department News - for issue of July 6, 1983. ROLLER SKATING: The last night of Rol- ler Skating is Wednes- day, July 6, from 7-8:30 p.m. The skates will return to us on August 8th. There is a full Recreation program offered in the Arena during July and August for all ages. The time for this will be from 2-10 p.m. Activities included are basketball, volley- ball, lacrosse, ball hoc- key, drop-in, and others. CIRCUS TICKETS: Martin & Downs' Cir- cus will be preforming in Terrace Bay on August 30 at the Texaco Field. Advance tickets are now on sale, and are avail- able from the Recreation office. Advance tickets are lower in price, and make excellent birthday gifts. DIVING COURSE AT POOL: There is a possibility of offering a Diving Course for an 8 week period, if interest is sufficient. A minimum of 8, and a maximum of 10 people will be requir- ed for this course. The course involves 2 one- hour sessions from 11-12 noon each week for the 8 weeks. The Instructor will be Michele Gilbert. If you are interested, please 'call the Recrea- tion Office at 3542 for details such as cost and starting times. 'WATER POLO: Are you interested in participating in Recrea- tional Water Polo? This program will be open to everyone 10 to 15 years of -age. There is no registration fee. The North Shore Recreation Directors are promoting this sport, and there will be a Water Polo Jam- boree in Terrace Bay on August 6. We need a team! If you are inter- ested, talk to any of the Pool Staff and leave your name at the Recreation Office. SWIM NEWS: 1. Lessons began on Monday, July 4th. Check AT THE SWIM POOL FOR TIMES & CLASS LISTS. LATE REGISTRATIONS ARE NOT BEING ACCEPT-. ED FOR JULY AS CLASSES ARE FULL. DEADLINE FOR AUG- UST REGISTRATION IS TUESDAY, JULY 26. 2. There are 12 vacan- cies for Aquabics. Fee is $20. 3. There will be a small craft safety clinic sponsored by Red Cross on July 7th, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the pool. Everyone is welcome. 4. We are trying to start an inner tube water polo program but are still unable to locate small inner tubes. If you know where we might pur- chase them please call the recreation office at 3542. Ages for this pro- gram will be 15 and over. 5. Due to lack of regis- tration for synchro and swim lessons, these will be cancelled unless there is sufficient increase by July 8th. Call 3542 if you are interested. TOT LOT: Thic ic a reminder that TOT LOT started Monday, July 4th at the Arena. Lots of fun activi- ties are planned throughout the summer for the children. NEW FALL PROGRAMS: In conjunction with Confederation College, we have the following fall courses - planned: Advanced Microwave Cooking, Paper Tole Workshop, Relaxation Workshop and Account- ing (either beginners or advanced - depends upon interest.) Watch for further information on these programs in future issues of the News. ARENA PROGRAM The Arena Program began on Monday, June 27th. People have been With a swing of the bat local kids take part in the Canada Day Games held: on the Teacher retires | "For all the years you taught me and my kin, I hope you accept my thanks and good wishes for when you begin your retired life. Sincerely, David Dear Mrs. Mikus, I likes how you teach- ed me about maps and when I had troubles with math and best of all I liked when you brought us all outside to work. These are only two of the many tributes received by Mrs. Shirley Mikus from students, fellow teachers, the Board and friends on her retirement from the teaching profession, June, 1983. A dinner, in Shirley's honour, was held at Birchwood terrace attended by staff mem- bers from Terrace Bay and Schreiber Public Schools, trustees and the Director of Educa- participating in the teen drop-in, where they play indoor soccer, basket- ball, volleyball, badmin- ton and other organized sports. Roller Skating will end July 6th and will resume on August 8th. The men's ball hockey schedule is underway and youth ball hockey is also underway. Once roller skating ends, the arena will be mainly aa Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 6, 1983, page: Terrace Bay Recreation News used for the youth drop- in. The following schedule will begin July 7th: Monday: Drop-In 2-5 p.m., Drop-in, :30 .m., Men's Ball Hoc- key 8:30 to 10 p.m. Wednesday: Drop-In 2-4 p.m., Youth Ball Hockey 4:6 p.m., Drop-In - 7-8:30 p.m., Men's Ball Hockey - 8:30 - 10 p.m. { athletic field in Terrace Bay. tion, Miss Margaret Twomey. A_ delicious dinner was followed by dessert in the form of a special cake made and decorated by Mrs. Faye Figliomeni - an _ ex- student! The cake was a E.W. (Ted) Paget B.Sc., B.Ed., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor: SIMCOE PLAZA Terrace Bay, Ontario Tel: 825-9379 Natural Ontario It's a hoot! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks Ministry of Hon. AianW Pope Minwster WT Foster Resources Deputy Minster For information, call toll free: JZ 1-800-268-3735 v ae replica of Mrs. Mikus' first school - a "one- room" building located in Englehart, Ontario. The cake sparked many memories and_ stories from Shirley about the continued on page 9 Thursday: Drop-In - 2-5 p-m., Drop-In 6-10 p.m. Friday: Drop-in - 2-5 p-m., Drop-In - 6-10 p.m. z Saturday: Drop-In 2-5 p.m., Drop-In 6-10 p.m. For the Youth Drop-- In, teams will. be made as people show up and different games will be played at different tiems. This House Makes Me Sick Some homes have become so energy efficient they could make you sick, says an architect. The problem is indoor pollution re- sulting from the build-up of dan- gerous chemicals and gases trap- ped inside buildings sealed tight and insulated to conserve energy. The barriers reduce the rate that air inside is exchanged with air outside the structure. Despite 25 percent reduction in heating and cooling costs, houses need to **breathe,"' says the architect. No Paint Don't paint wooden ladders. Paint can hide defects in the wood. GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENT David Borutski, son of Mr. & Mrs. T. Borutski, of Schreiber graduated from the University of Manitoba, with his Master of Arts Degree. David is currently employed with the Uni- versity in their Archives. remember the readers Parish. : and sincerely yours: MANY THANKS FROM BENNY | wish to express my deep appreciation for your sympathy to recognize me as a humouristic guy: of your time dedicated to me into organization and your contribution to my gift-souvenier, presented on Friday, June 17th, during the special occasion of my BON VOYAGE party: especially to the Main- tenance Department Team; the Tradesmen in the mill; Operating Dept. employees; Industrial Rela- tions staff; Operations Dept. Team office; Engin- eering office; Accounting & Purchasing Depts. and to the Terrace Bay and Schrieber people. | will also of the St. Martin of Tours | will keep, for many. years in my memory, your name, your friendship, your smiles and quite a few jokes. For me it was a comfortable place to live in Terrace Bay, with a prosperous company in this community and good people. | would say now that Terrace Bay is my new (Own) town in Ontario - why? Because it was a location where | did my work, and | did my learning; my second language that | write on this paper. It was one of my dreams when | lived in Quebec, to speak the English 'language. | hope to have the opportunity to see you again, to the South of Longlac and come up to the North of Terrace Bay. Thank you very much So Long! Aurevoir! Benoit Rioux! | oe investigate, Reply to: The Township of Schreiber, activity and prospects i The Council is asking more), from those persons intereste economic future for Schreiber. This is an opportunity to become involved in a long term project that can prove to be both interesting and stimulating to those who act as part of the committee. Kindly advise by letter, if you wish to volunteer A.J. Gauthier, Clerk-Treasurer, P.O. Box 40, Schreiber, Ontario, POT 2S0. Volunteers Required To Act On An Economic Development Committee For The Township of Schreiber is asking for volunteer persons to become members of a six (6), person committee, which will encourage and promote economic development n the Township of Schreiber. for a long term commitment (2 years or d in working toward a better