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Wednesday, May 3, 1989 cribbles ontinued from page 2 rds had also been received and ore read. Other standing committee permission to hclp celebrate "Nurses Weck" with the members of the Club on May 10. 1989 marks the fifth year the Play Ball program has been in operation. The Play Ball program teaches children the fundamentals of baseball and softball through coaches' clinics and "do-it-your- self" clinic kits for coaches (including an instructional video and skill manuals for players). Play Ball will also be sponsoring a number of major tournaments and special events across the country. This year more than 100,000 youngsters and coaches are expected to participate. As part of the program, a series of 12 Play Ball skill tips have been developed in consultation with Softball Canada, Baseball Canada, Little League Canada and Play Ball clinic instructors Duke Snider and Claude Raymond. These tips will appear weekly in the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News. ports were read along with rou- ie business. Fred Harness reported on the tivity Banquet which had been Id by the members on April 17 the Legion Hall, and he anked all his committee mem- rs thus making the event a suc- SS. Pat Guina presented the prizes mn by the members during the uffleboard Tournament. An invitation was received mm the Marathon Senior Citizen ub to join them in a picnic on nday, June 25 at Neys Park lich was accepted. The Brownies under the super- ion of Barbara Spadoni were en permission to use the Club 'their annual "Cookie Blitz" on iy 3 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The Nurses were also given uggestions for safer biking Spring has arrived and the ement on the roads is visible in. It has been a long time for bicycles to be in the garage most of them are working Ttime now that the snow is ie. Before heading out |. Check your childrens bike ye sure that the nuts and bolts light, the handlebars are tight there is the proper amount of in the tires. . Be sure your child knows rules of the road before he/she s on the streets. The following ten rules Funeral gnon Funeral for Lillian Irene 1 in Wallasey, England 30/10/21 e to Canada as a war bride in 5. She passed away on April 18th ). She was survived by her hus- 1 John and daughter Pat and her yand and grandchildren. al mass was celebrated in Holy els Parish April 20th at 11 am by Monahan and Fr. Campbell. er Campbell performed a beauti- ulogy for Lillian. Thank You to 1 Fathers, the servers, John 'ario and the choir; it was excel- Also thanks to Fr. Campbell for ig Lillian the last rites Sat. night. munion on Sunday, prayers for m Monday. ve Pall bearers - Bob McParland, y McParland, Clayton Gordon, Campbell,, Scott Flear, Bob Le - orary Bearer - Martin Ryan, lie Holmes, Jack Stokes, Fred ess, Pat Guina, Tom Webb. k You one and all. of Town Relatives Mr. & Mrs. Gagnon, Mrs. Veroncia Lavoie. vould like to thank all the ladies e C.W.L. for reciting the rosary illian; also the Chimo Club for prayers. Thanks to all the ladies donated food to the house also 1¢ lovely lunch you prepared for | after the funeral. 1 who sent mass cards, sympa- ards, who sent flowers and ed. Also thanks to Michael King reparing Lillian so nice every- was just great. k you one and all for every- , we will always be thankful to God Bless. John Gagnon at & Bob Kinney & Family The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation will again use the Club room on Sunday May 14 for their annual fund raising "telethon". Birthdays were celebrated by Rena Ross, Frank Sechesky and Irene Kettle. Al Slater showed a film on gardening whilc the ladies pre- pared lunch. Cards, Pool, and Shuffleboard were played to close the evening. Winners of the Shuffleboard were: lst- Ken Davis and Helen Jartus; 2nd- Jeanne Huard and Etta Gray. Next mecting will be Friday, May 19 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. R. Pearson has returned from St. Thomas from visiting relations. HITTING Meeting a fast moving ball at exactly the right moment with a baseball bat is one of the toughest skills in sports. It all starts the moment you pick up a bat. Duke Sniper's Pray Batt Ties #1 1 Select the right bat for you, not too heavy or too light. You have to get the bat around quickly so its weight and length are very important. Keep your hands together with the second set of knuckles on each hand lined up straight. 2 Grip the bat loosely in your fingers not your palms. Your grip will tighten up as you swing into the ball... 3 Many players slide their hands up the handle for better bat control. This is called choking up and it helps you get the bat around more quickly. For more information on Petro-Canada Play Ball, phone 1-800-268-2244. Next Week... Catching! should be reviewed by you and your children. 1. Obey all traffic signs and signals. 2. Drive on the right hand side of the roadway, close to the shoulder. 3. Ride single file on the strect. 4. Stop before driving into the street from your driveway or lane. 5. Walk your bike across the busy streets and highway. 6. Use correct hand signals. 7. Never ride two on a bicycle. 8. Carry parcels and books etc... in a Carrier, 9. Never hitch a ride on anoth- er vehicle. 10. Never ride at night unless your bike is equipped with light and reflectors. Did you know in 1980, 34 Ontario residents were killed in bicycle accidents and 3,394 pco- -ple were injured. Half of these involved children under the age of 14. Let's not add to statistics. Be sure your children know the rules and obey them. In memory of James Wellington As times unfolds another year Memories keep you ever near Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last forever. Sadly missed by Shauna Wellington In memory of James Wellington, Louis Arsenault and Jamie Ferguson We can't have old days back When we were all together But secret tears and loving thoughts Will be with us forever. Sadly missed and remembered by Shauna Wellington Card of Thanks We would like to thank Dr. Raczycki for his endless hours, he spent with Lillian. Also thanks to all the nurses that were so good to her, and the hospital staff, ambulance drivers and Dr. Wilkes. To all who sent get well and sym- pathy cards, flowers, baking, phone calls, to the United Church ladies, the Anglican Church Ladies, the C.W.L., the Grace Baptist Church for their cards. Thank you one and all. We shall always remember your kindness. John Gagnon Pat & Bob Kinney & Family : CJ anew home an Ahead tor Good Service If you are planning to re- wire your home to upgrade its electrical service - or - if you plan to build a new home, cottage or office building, please don't let us be the last to know When we know ahead of time, inspection and connection of your Hydro service won't hold up your plans. If there are no existing hydro lines to the property, installing new service can take quite some time. It's especially important to let us know about your plans well ahead of es \ Ss a ( So, to help us serve you better and to eliminate delays, contact us to discuss your plans as soon as possible. Call Elaine or Sandra in Thunder Bay at 343-3392 or 1-800-465-3960. Or complete and send us the coupon below. 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