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Minor Ball Well, we have the coaches and the interest for the following leagues: T-Ball, 5-7 years, Boys and Girls; Petite Cana- dians, 8-10 years, Girls; Junior Canadians, 11-13 years, Girls; Junior Na- tionals, 8-12 years, Boys. Unfortunately the reg- istration for Senior Nat- ional Boys (13-16) was in- sufficient. Senior Cana- dian Girls (14-16) team had insufficient registra- tion as well. Coaches will be contacting their teams in the near future. Fun Run Walk '86 Although we didn't ob- tain one of the North Shore Banners, we are pleased to announce that participation in Terrace Bay increased by 12 percent. 897 people participated. Awards were: Largest Family: Mrs. E. Falzetta. Oldest: Steward Anderson. Youngest: Jennifer Simmer (10 days). Largest Organ- ization: McCausland Hos- pital. Largest School: Pub: lic School. Colouring Contest Win- ners: 5-9 years, Melissa Kenny. 10-15 years, Nat- asha Moskawa. A special thank you is extended to Gwen Black, Jacquie Snider and Wendy Fun Run Well, we did it again! We retained our banner for the greatest percentage of our population particip- ating in the Fun Run. The citizens of Schreiber can be proud of our banner now on display at the Chimo Club for everyone to see. Take heart Terry, you placed second to the biggest little town in Ontario. Minor Ball Weare in desperate need of volunteer coaches for the Minor Ball Program. Without the coaches we cannot offer the program. Registrations have been ex- tended to June 6 in hopes of getting more volunteers. Swimming Lessons Swimming lessons will commence July 7. There will be two sessions runn- ing from July 7 to July 25, and July 28 to August 15. Registration forms will be distributed through the schools very shortly. Canada Day Celebrations The Schreiber Kinsmen are planning an even big- ger Canada Day Celebra- tions this year at White Sand Lake. Plan on bring- ing the whole family for a day of fun and frolic. The Canada Day Dance will be held Saturday June 28 and the family day will be held Tuesday, July 1. See you there! Schreiber Mixed Slow Pitch Standings, as of May 29 (numbers repre- sent games played, wins, losses, and points ): Texaco: 3- 3- 0- 6 Catch 22: 2-.2- 0+ 4 Dead Heads: 2- 2- 0- 4 Clouds of black smoke Banner won Landry for conducting the Fun Aerobic Session in the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 4, 1986, page 7 arena. We also express our thanks to Bill McDougall for driving the Fire Truck and to Constable Fewer for leading the parade. It was great to see the Scollard Family dressed in costume for the event. An excellent idea for next year. Results from the 1986 North Shore Participation Challenge: Nipigon (2500 popula- tion) in 1985 had 515 par- ticipants and a 20 percent turnout. In 1986, 342 par- ticipants and a 13.6 turn- out. : Schreiber (1891 popula- tion) in 1985 had 588 par- ticipants and a 31.7 percent turnout. In 1986, 864 par- ticipants and a 45.6 percent turnout. Dorion (502 population) in 1985 had 151 partic- ipants and a 30.75 percent turnout. In 1986, 115 par- ticipants and a 22.9 percent turnout. Terrace Bay (2500 pop- ulation) in 1985 had 643 participants and a 25.7 per- cent turnout. In 1986, 897 participants and a 35.8 per- cent turnout. Marathon (3053 popula- tion) in 1985 had 751 par- ticipants and a 27.8 percent turnout. In 1986 they had 1017 participants and a 29.4 percent turnout. Manitouwadge (3455 population) in 1985 had 630 participants and a 17 percent turnout. In 1986 they had 963 participants and a 27.8 percent turnout. Longlac (2258 popula- tion) in 1985 had 465 par- ticipants and a 20 percent turnout. In 1986 they had 737 participants and a 32.6 percent turnout. Geralton (2821 popula- tion) in 1985 had 420 par- ticipants and a 15 percent turnout. In 1986 they had 414 participants and a 14.6 percent turnout. Minor ball to begin soon Nakina (900 population) in 1985 had 122 par- ticipants and a 14.3 percent turnout. In 1986 they had 133 participants and a 14 percent turnout. Total Number of Par- ticipants: in 1986 there were 5482 participants, and in 1985 there were 4410 participants. Summer The pool will hopefully be in operation by June 20 for your enjoyment. Reg- istration for lessons will be held within the next two weeks,once the summer staff is hired. Canada Day Reeve Ollie Chapman and her committee of volunteers have put to- gether an excellent pro- gram for all ages to enjoy on the Canada Day week- end. The Recreation Dep- artment will be conducting some different and unusual events for children. Dad needs Tupperware Pistols: 2- 2- 0- 4 Heinz 57: 1- 1- 0- 2 Recreation: 2- 1- 1- 2 Birch's: 3- 1- 2- 2- and he'll love it too Leftovers: 3- 1- 2- 2 Call your Tupperware __ iti = . a ; dealer for a home party. | ee eee Sharon Tychoniak A-Team: 1- 0- 1- 0 Steel Wheels: 2- 0- 2- 0 824-2978 Stray Cats: 2- 0- 2-0 ROCKHOUNDS -- PROSPECTORS EXPLORATION COMPANIES Schreiber -- Terrace Bay -- Marathon The Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines will provide an Economic Geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral occurrences you may have staked or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon area. The geologists will be available to the public every Tuesday (during the field season), in the field offices listed below. In addition, geological reports, maps, files, claim sheets and rock displays will be present for viewing, and a weekly courier service of requested information will be offered. Date Tuesday Location Ministry of Natural Resources District Office Box 280, Highway 17 Terrace Bay, Ontario Telephone (807)825-3205 Time 10:00 a.m. - 12 am. Tuesday [eee] oo DD - Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Peninsula Building, 2 Gilbert Street, Marathon, Ontario. Telephone (807) 229-1153 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR REQUESTS CALL (COLLECT): Bernie Schnieders or Al Speed Resident Geologist's Office Ministry of Northern Development and Mines P.O. Box 5000 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5G6 (807) 475-1331 33 Ministry of Rene Fontaine Northern Development Minister and Mines George Tough Ontario Deputy Minister THE PRIZE on the menu. THE TEAM woman ~ Dinner for eight at The Rossport Inn. Management has offered any item 4 people; two of whom must be a man and a THE COURSE 1 km run from White Sand Beach to the point at White Sand Lake Cabins sight, across the lake to the public boat launch, and by road hacail back to the beach. REIGSTRATION FEE DATE: July 1, CHALLENGE '86 The White Sand Lake Rally The Schreiber Kinsmen challenge your group of 4 to run, paddle and run for your supper. THE EQUIPMENT Each group will supply their own canoe, paddles and life jackets or P.F.D.'s. THE RULES Canoeists must wear ap- life jackets or proved a disqualification. 1986 only the first ten teams to register with their fee will be accepted Unsportsmanlike conduct $5.00 per person TIME: 4:00 p.m. mrss result in as 2. REGISTRATION FORM Team Captain ss nse 5k 5 in 2 Sh ie 345 Os i ae erson ADDRESS:....2...seseeeessenseereeseneeeees (1) PHONE: Sc. occ nay eco AGE: eras bee oe ee On ae Team Members: NAME AGE ADDRESS PHONE (2) (3) (4) \ = MAIL REGISTRATION TO: Schreiber Kinsmen Club Box 519 Schreiber, Ontario