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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 1, 1987 Schreiber Recreation Department News Roller Skating The recreation department will be offering roller skating during the month of July. We are presently working on a schedule and will be posting it shortly. We will have a number of skates for rent but if you have your own, all the better. Come out and enjoy a very exciting sport. Swim Program Registrations have been dis- tributed through the schools. The lessons will be held at White Sand Lake with the first session scheduled to begin Monday, July 13. Don't forget to get your regis- trations in early. Summer Fun The Summer Fun Program fea- turing the Tot Lot and Youth Drop-in will be held at the public school this year. It. was to begin Monday, June 29. There are a number of special events planned so be sure to attend. The daily schedule will be posted in the very near future, LAW OFFICES OF EDWIN W. (TED) PAGET BARRISTER & SOLICITOR located at TERRACE BAY OFFICE SCHREIBER OFFICE Simcoe Plaza 302 Scotia, 2nd Floor 825-9379 or 9395 824-3122 Monday to Friday Every Tuesday 10:00 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. ee wEas FREEDOM FROM FEAR their home. FAYE PETERSON REGIONAL TRANSITION HOUSE GERALDTON FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE One in'10 women in Canada is beaten by her partner in Transition Houses and Family Resource Centres in Thunder Bay District are there to help you. For informa- tion or emergency shelter call: NORTH SHORE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE Thunder Bay Geraldton Marathon Local 623-6600 Local 854-1529 Local 229-2222 Toil Free 1-800-465-6971 Zenith-81450 Toll Free 1-800-465-3307 COMMUNITY BEENDIGEN INC. RESIDENCE NATIVE WOMEN'S Thunder Bay CRISIS HOUSE City of Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Residents call: Local 622-5101 Local 625-2647 004 Mixed Slow Pitch Great baseball games continue to happen at the high school each night. Come down and catch the action. Last week's standings are repeated as follows: Top Guns: GP- 4; W- 2; L- 1; T- 1; PTS- 5; A-Team: GP- 3; continued from page 7 Pool opened Summer has finally arrived and with it comes the opening of the Terrace Bay Swimming Pool. This season runs from June 26 to August 28. On staff this year is: Pool Manager B.J. Wenzel from Thunder Bay, age 21- her qualifications include Lifesaving 1, ll, and lll; Senior Resuscitation; Bronze Medallion; Bronze Cross; Leaders; National Lifeguard Service- pool; NLS-Waterfront; Royal Lifesaving Society of Canada Instructors; and Red Cross Instructors. Wenzel has six-years' experience; Karen Fournier, age 17, assistant pool manager. She has Lifesaving 1, 7421 "For Blue Cross group coverage contact David J. Chow, -- C.PM. Insurance Agency Inc. (807-767-4451) in Thunder Bay or me, Bob Lenardon." ae BLUE CROSS Suite 707,34 Cumberland St. N., Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L3 (807) 345-5451 Hoy. ll, and Ill; Senior Resuscitation; Bronze Medallion and cross; Leaders; and NLS Pool. She has two years' experience; Danny O'Keefe, age 18, life- guard/ instructor. He has Lifesaving 1, ll, and Il]; Bronze Medallion and cross; Leaders. He has three years' experience; Jodi Speer, age 16, lifeguard/instructor; Michelle Lydon, age 16, an apprentice-type program, and Khris Turpin, age 15, lifesaving 1, ll, and lll; Bronze Medallion and cross; Senior Resuscitation. The pool is in good hands. (Photo by Ken Lusk). Tot Lot IT TRY ADVERTISING DOESN'T COST! Call Betty at the WEWS PAYS IT and SEE 825-3747