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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 3, 1986, page 7 Squash clinic to be held in town The sport of squash is a great way to work yourself into excellent physical and mental condition. Squash will be highlighted at the Recreation booth at the Fall Fair on September 14. Drop by then and find out about the game and register for the free clinic. which will be held the same evening. This clinic will be conducted by people from Fitness Ontario of Thunder Bay. Squash is a popular year-round activity that is very inexpensive to par- ticipate in. You know you are over- weight: when you're lying on the beach and two guys from Greenpeace try to throw you back in; when the chair gets up when you do; when your insurance agent offers you a group rate; when your designer jeans are by Orson Welles. Bowling News If anyone would like to bowl (five pin) this fall and winter, the Recreation Off- ice is presently accepting both teams and individual names. Each team must consist of six bowlers. Bowler's dues are $25, payable to the leagues. Recreation membership is also required. Contacts for bowling are as follows: Ladies Evening, Lise Hnatuk, 825-9417. Ladies Afternoon, Joan Green- wood, 825-3623. Mixed League, Shelley Long, 825-9161. Men's League, Wayne Papineau, 825- 9417. Grant awarded Schreiber will receive almost $16,000 under the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation's Capital Pro- gram for New Recreation Facilities, a Ministry news release has announced. Almost 200 other mun- icipalities or groups in the province were allocated funds for their projects, the release noted. A commit- ment of $15 million was made when the program was announced earlier in the year, and groups were invited to apply for grants. Schreiber's application for $10,764 to purchase an , ice resurfacer for its arena was approved, as was its request for $5,102 to install a playground at the Holy Angels School. Groups in Thunder Bay, Red Rock, Atikokan, Mar- athon, Sioux Lookout, Na- kina, Geraldton, Longlac, : and Beardmore were also awarded grants. The release explained that the program provides support for the develop- ment of new and innovative Bowling is greatly be- coming one of the most populat activities, and we encourage you to register in this program. Ice Time If any group hasn't sub- mitted its request for ice time, the deadline is Sept. 5. This is an extension to the deadline, and it is essential to submit your re- quest by that date. Ice time will be distrib- uted the following week to those who have properly submitted a request. Fitness Room Rubber flooring will be placed in this area in the near future. For any in- convenience this many cause, we apologize. Swimming Pool The swim program and the pool came to a close for another season on August 29. The pool reached record highs in particpation in lessons, and we believe this was accomplished by the effort and dedication of our full summer pool staff consisting of Nina, B.J., Karen, Jody, and Dan. Thanks are also extend- ed to the relief staff of Miriam Chisholm and 'Lisa Fournier. Thanks for an excellent summer. Tot Lot The "Happy Gang,"' as they are referred to around the office, conducted the recreation for personal and community well-being are increasing the need for ser- vices and facilities." Thunder Bay was the region's major recipient under the program, receiv- ing $300,000 to aid in the construction of a new com- Wind-Up and Fun Day which completed an ex- cellent summer program for children aged four to 12; The enrollment in this program also reached a high, and we thank our staff for retaining interest throughout the summer. Janet Chappel, Susan Boucher, Heather Lohnes, and Cathy Olaveson: thank you and, who knows, per- haps we can invite you back for a fourth year. Minor Soccer This program is. still underway and will continue until September 14. Jeff Pope is the contact person and would like to hear from you if you can assist. Call Jeff at 825-3542. Men's Slo-Pitch Update The Terrace Bay Men's Slow Pitch League has completed its regular sea- son play. Final standings for the year are: Tigers 15-3, Bandits 15-3, Stingers 12-6, Good- timers 10-7, Lakers 9-9, Truckers 8-10, Command- os 7-11, Strange Brew 6-12, Rebels 4-14, and Bears 1-16. A tie breaker game was played between the Tigers and Bandits with the Tigers emerging as the winner to take first place. The play- offs have begun and will continue over the next few weeks. Good luck to all the teams involved. =< Terrace Bay Rec Office munity centre. In the rest of North- western Ontario, 52 other new recreational facilities will be constructed from a total allocation of $2.3 million, the August 22 re- lease noted. priv' SCHOOL aS These tourists to Terrace Bay took advantage of a few spare minutes to have a game of catch with a Frisbee DPOB OL FORO ORR OP HOR ¢ i ° pee ve Ses Frisbee Fun GRAND OPENING - September 8, 1986 Perm Special $10.00 OFF ALL regular priced perms Come & Join in our "Balloon Popping Specials". Everyone welcome to bust a balloon full of surprises. Business hours: Monday, Tuesday, Fridsy 9:30 - 5:30 Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 - 9:00 Saturday 9:00 - 2:30 POS With hairstylist Aggie Iwanczyk and Lorraine Bull to serve you. Call 825-9694 © if no answer call 825-9413 Lower level of Churchley's CED OREO OA SE in the parking lot of a local motel. The Frisbee can be seen in the top left corner of the photograph. \ THE LAW OFFICE OF EDWIN W. PAGET can now accommodate SCHREIBER - ROSSPORT residents In SCHREIBER at 302 SCOTIA sports, fitness, and rec- reational facilities across Ontario. Those applying for the funding had to effectively ; 'Overlooking (2nd fl., old municipal bldg) demonstrate their ability to R - "s princ- ossport ie ot sald ras Ha ones r pe) EVERY TUESDAY 9 a.m.-12; and 1 p.m.-5 p.m. and public accessibility. John Eakins, Ontario Minister of Tourism and a i Recreation, said in the BP RE =r release that '"changing pat- Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner terns of work and leisure, an aging population and the increased significance of Tuesdays, call 824-3122 Other weekdays: 825-9379 and $395 ( Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay) Licenced dining in the charming atmosphere of a 100 year old Railroad Inn Comfortable overnight accomodations 824-3213 (We also remain at the service of Terrace Bay residents" Put it in the CLASSIFIEDS Rossport, Ont.