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PAGE 4 FEBRUARY 7, 1979 3 DEPT. WEEKLY REPORT JUNIOR GIRLS GYMNASTICS: This class will begin on Thursday, February 15, with the junior girls going at 6230 to 7:30 p.m. and the senior girls from 7:30 to 8230 p.m. in the Public School gym. All persons will be notified by the Recreation Department as to which clas they will be in. DISCO DANCE: Disco dance for the two towns of Schreiber and Terrace Bay will operate in Terrace Bay. As soon as Confederation College engages an instructor, we will finalize the programme. FITNESS TESTING: Fitness testing will také place in the Terrace Bay Recrea- tien Centre from Monday, February 26, through Thursday, March 1 depending on the number of interested persons. Those wishing re-evaluation may also register. For details, please contact the Recreation Office at 3542. FI T-FUN WEEKEND: We are still anticipating operating the Fit-Fun weekend from February 22 through February 24. This weekend will be in conjunction with the opening of the Fitness Room in the Rec- reation Centre, and this hinges on whether the remaining equip- ment for the Fitness Room arrives on time. There will be def- inite times and dates in next week's News. ORGAN CONCERT: Worl d-renowned organist, Stanley King, will perform at St. Martin's Separate School gym on Thursday, February 15 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome and this is a free concert sponsored by Harmony House of Thunder Bay and the Terrace Bay Recreation Department. BASKETBALL SCHOOL: The Terrace Bay Recreation Department will operate a Basket- ball School on February 23, 24 and 25. This school will feat- ure the talents of Jack Donahue, the Canada Olympic coach, and also Doug Jones, the Olympic team trainer. Persons who are interested should contact the Recreation Office (3542) as soon as possible as there is a specific number of participants need -ed before this school will operate. BOXING: Anyone who has not been notified as to their individual practise times, should contact the Recreation Office as soon as possible. KARATE: Those interested in taking Karate lessons should contact the Recreation Office (3542) and leave their names. We have a certified black belt instructor in the community who is will ing to run a Karate class. This is open to everyone from the age of 12 and over. MEN'S BASKETBALL: Just a reminder that men's basketball takes place every Wednesday evening in the High School gym in Terrace Bay from 8 to 10230 p.m. There is no charge for this programme, so cone out and join in the fun. CONTINUED PAGE 5 vuevee i | TERRACE BAY NEWS Team Standings - Corvettes - 69 pts; Games over 200: E. Mcleod 227; 230; R. Campbell 228; C. Matson 200; LEGION BOWLING January 25th: Bombadiers = 70 pts; Irish Regiment 66 pts; Spitfires = 47 pts. A. Daley 205; G. Armour 218; W. Moon 253; A. Dodd 238; S. Ballentine Y. Mallais 208; P. Jones 242. Congratulations to H. Cooke on his 318 game! Men's High Average - H. Cooke 212; Ladies High - D. Coupal 203 VALENTINES DAY TEA & BAKE SALE Saturday, February 10, 1979 St. Martins Parish Hall / ADULTS $1.00 CHILD 75¢ Proceeds to Hospital Building Fund 2-4 P.M. DOOR PRIZE Sponsored by C.W.L. YOUR ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 MOONCHILD June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 WEEK AHEAD sy pamis Forecast Period - February 13 - 19 If you started the new year off with renewed con- fidence in your abilities, with your drive, you can move mountains. Get your priorities in order and make known your aims. Learning programs are a source of satisfac- tion. Financial dealings with others should be handled with discretion. A legacy or inheritance may come to your attention. Dealings with others are extremely sensitive. Make every effort to improve relationships and keep them on a_solid footing. As the new year takes hold, you'll find employ- ment situations call for increased skills and ap- plication. The excitement of the holiday season seems to linger with a romantic interest deepening. Is this the real thing? Resolve now to clean up the domestic obligations you've been putting off. Be tolerant of an older person's foibles. You start the year off with a bright mental at- titude. Decisions made now have long term ef- fects. SAGITTARIUS Important financial developments call for a Nov. 22-Dec. 21 rational thought process. Seek guidance from CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES wisdom sources. You take over the reigns with a firm hand. Your take-charge qualities gets you places. Past holiday let down calls for quiet time to regenerate your batteries. Visit one who is fast approaching confinement. Be selective in choosing one to share your hopes Feb. 19-Mar. 20 and wishes with. A scheme could boomerang. fT espa A HE TAT SR TT