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Umpires and coaches needed The Terrace Bay Recreation Department is desperately in need of Minor Ball Coaches and Umpires. The youth bet- ween 5-17 have come out in full force to register and we need adult volunteers to assist with implementing this program. Please give us a call if you can spare one or two hours per week for the youth of Terrace Bay. Indoor Recreation: The Recreation Depart- ment have been approach- ed to implement a summer recreation program in the arena for the summer months. There is some in- terest in Men's Ball Hockey open time for Youth Volleyball , and Basketball. If you would like to see a particular program, give us aeall. If we are suc- cessful in obtaining finan- cial assistance from MTR the hours will be 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Sat- urday. Bowling Alley: The alleys are available for special bookings re: Birthday Parties, Family Gatherings and other events. Evenings throughout the week are also available with the con- clusion of the bowling leagues. Call the office to arrange your special time in the bowling alley. Fun Run Fun Day: We have a_ package together for this fun filled day and it will be distributed in the near future. However, if you would like a sneak preview drop by the office for your copy. There is lots for everyone. It will be a fun day with your involvement. Summer Position: The Recreation Depart- ment has Student Summer Employment opportunities at the Pool and part of the summer Tot Lot Program. See ad located elsewhere on this matter. Upcoming Events: Terrace Bay Aguasabon Ladies Golf Club semi- annual meeting to be held on Thursday, May 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Multi- Purpose room of the Recreation Centre. Everyone Welcome. Tennis Court: The tennis court is now available for use. Key system will be in effect this year. Key can be obtained by coming into the Recrea- tion Office. Members may use the court free of charge, while non- members are charged a nominal fee. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 14, 1986, page LT On its side Following an unexpected snowstorm earlier this month, driving con- 17 east of Schreiber and rolled into the ditch on its side-on May 1. ditions became somewhat hazardous, as the driver of this tractor- He was not seriously injured as a result, but the truck sustained trailer unit found out. His vehicle hit an ice-covered portion of Highway $75,000 in damages, according to the police reports. Fun Run kicking off May 26 Everyone, young and Committee. Bringa friend. _ participating. old alike are invited to par-_-- Participants upon comple- In each case a Banner iw h ie . . es. ticipate in the seventh An- tion of the Run receive a _ will be presented to each of e now have joint fares with Nordair from nual North Shore Recrea- tion Directors "Fun Run'"' Participation Challenge, to be held on Monday, May 26, 7 to 9 p.m. in most North Shore Communities. 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