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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 16, 1983 Good news for Bowlers Due to a terrific res- ponse on Wednesday, we will provide Open Bowling on Sundays from 2 to S p.m. in addition to our regular session Wednesdays from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Open Bowling is open to members and non-rec- reation members. Plan to attend. If a group ' would like to reserve a lane during this time, they must make arran- gements by calling 825- 3542. Open Bowling on Sundays will begin Sun- day, February 20th, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Bowling Tournament We have received suggestions on hosting an Open Bowling Tour- nament for Ladies and Men. The date of the Tournament will be Saturday, March 19th. Prizes will be awarded, as well as a_ special award for lowest score, etc. It will be a fun day of Bowling, therefore, if you are interested, call 3542. Admission will be minimum $5.00. All par- ticipants are guaranteed two matches, 4 games. No handicap system. Register by calling the Recreation Office at 3542. Public Skating * There will be now Public Skating this Saturday, February 19, in order to accomodate the Intermediate Hockey Tournament. Tourna- ment begins Saturday in Terrace Bay at 9:00 a.m. Regular Public Skating Hours Monday 1-2 p.m. Thursday 10:30 - 11:30 Friday 1-2 p.m. 8-9 p.m. 9-10 p.m. (Adults Only) Saturday 7-9 p.m. Sunday 1-2:30 p.m. C.P. Rail THANK YOU The Schreiber Figure Skating Club would like to thank the following for their donations and assistance: Don Beno Insurance Ken Dooley Spadoni Brothers Schreiber Legion Lorraine Payette Schreiber Foodmarket First Aid Course The department is ac- cepting registration for an Emergency First Aid Course. We need more participation before course will be offered. Dog Obedience Course This is scheduled for Saturday, March 12, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p-m. The deadline to register is quickly ap- proaching (March 4). The course costs $25. Effective Public Speaking The deadline to regis- ter is February 25, so call us today. Do you have trouble addressing a group? This work- shop will introduce the student to the basics of public speaking. Call 3542 today. Terrace Bay Recreation Centre - Facilities Centre Hours © Monday to Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday - 1-9 p.m. Squash and Racquetball Courts Open during all regu- lar hours as noted. Court fees as follows: $2.00 (per hour) for rec- reation members $4.00 (per hour) for member' and member $6.00 (per hour) for non- members Recreation Members have the privilege of booking a court one day in advance. Non-Mem- bers can only book on the same day as they wish to play. Racquets and towels are avail- able for rent at the Recreation Office. Also, balls, and an assortment of racquets and soap are available for purchase. non- Court Rules 1. You must register at the Office, and pay for your court before use. 2. Court rentals are 1 hour in duration. Court times begin on the hour. 3. Absolutely no black soled shoes are allow- ed. Shoes must be non- marking, either white or clear soles. This will be strictly enforced. 4. If anyone books a court, and does not show up for it, they will be charged a "no show" fee of $2.00, unless the court if cancelled no less than 1/2 hour in ad- vance. THANK YOU We would like to express our apprec- iation to relatives, friends and neigh- bours for the many kindnesses extended to us at the time of the loss of our dear brother Albert (Snaper) Jewell. To all Fitness Room We have a. modern, well equipped, Fitness Room which is open to Recreation Members free of charge, during regular hours. Non- members who wish to use the Fitness Room must pay $2.00 per day. Equipment in Room: Universal, rowing ma- chine, exercise bike, and weights. Activity Lounge Our Activity Lounge consists of a ping pong table, 3 pool tables, a juke box, video games, errace Bay Recreation News and pin ball machines, for your enjoyment. Recreation Membership Memberships are available at the Rec- reation Office during regular hours. The cost is $48.00 per family, or for a single member- ship. Focus on Forestry The future of the forest industry in North- ern Ontario was the subject of a major con- ference organized in Thunder Bay last week by the federal Liberal party. Ten Members of Par- liament, including two federal Cabinet Minis- ters representing Northern Ontario rid- 'ings, brought together four other federal Cabi- net Ministers and for- estry representatives to the special conference United Church Women by WINNIE CAMPBELL Margaret Smith, President, presided for the regular meeting of the United Church Wo- men which was held on entitled "Focus on For- estry".. The conference was attended by well over one hundred parti- cipants. Officials from federal government de- partments closely con- cerned with forestry- related issues and eco- nomic programs also at- tended the conference. According to the co- chairman Mr. Jack Masters, Member of Parliament for Thunder Bay-Nipigon "the ob- jective of the confer- ence was to give federal Cabinet Ministers the opportunity to hear first- hand the views and con- cerns of the Northern Ontario forestry indus- try in order to formu- late policies and pro- grams that will help the industry develop to its fullest potential. "The objective was met and the meeting also gave the representatives the opportunity to exchange ideas as well as offer excellent perspectives for future -consulta- ference, Mr. Charles Carter, President of Great Lakes Forest Pro- ducts Ltd., stated that "It was a very worth- while event which al- lowed us to personally meet the federal govern- ment. representatives that out of these discus- sions will come many useful recommenda- tions that the federal Cabinet ministers can consider in the future deliberations."' Representatives of the pulp and paper, lumber- ing and transportation industries as well as trade unions and educa- tional institutions played a very active role in dis- cussions which were held during the confer- ence. In terms of recom- mendations, the repre- sentatives from 'the for- ,est industry encouraged the federal representa- tives to be further invol- ved and provide more leadership in all sect- ors of the forest industry D. & H. Nielon who sent mass cards, flowers, cancer Wednesday, February tion", added Mr. Mas- including research, re- Palm Dairies donations, sympathy cards & food - a 2. Mrs. Lilian Christie ters. , forestation, _ marketing Birch Motors sincere thank you. Your thoughtfulness led in devotions. Gwen | Commenting on the and transportation and Schreiber Kinsmen Club was greatly appreciated and will long be Hadley gave the finan- usefulness of this con- infrastructure. Legion Ladies Auxilary femembered. cial statement. Routine ' Lions Club business was dealt with. Costa's A donation was given THANK YOU | wish to thank everyone who sent Get well cards to me while | was a patient in The Port Arthur General Hospital and Westmount-Hogarth Hospital. The cards, phone calls and gifts were much apprec- iated. Specials thanks to my Doctors, nurses and the staff, and for the kind- nesses shown to my wife in my absence. Bartlett Kusik Emerald Paradis Garnet Jewell to the Christian Blind Missions at Stouffville, Ont. The Auxiliary will entertain the Residents at Birchwood Terrace in the month of May. Sharon Mackenzie ar- ranged a special pro- gram relating to Valen- tine's Day. The Least Coin was collected and lunch was served by the members. Sharon Willan Figliomeni Brothers RRSP 12° Sincerely Russell Macadam Compound Annual interest, guaranteed for 5 years Immunization Clinic offered by the Thunder Bay District Superflex, a multiple account annuity plan with interest Health Unit rates guaranteed from 1 day to 5 years. For personal service, call: Terrace Bay Clinic (McCausland Hospital) Feb. 22 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. © 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Schreiber Clinic 400 scotia st. ; March 2 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Heather Boylan or Mary E. Cashmore at 825-9401 Anyone interested in updating their immunizations are encouraged to attend these clinics. Please bring your immunization record if available. For further information please call 824-2413 weekday mornings. *Rate in effect Jan. 14, 1983, subject to change without notice. There is a $25 annual administration charge on the plan. For this month only The Schreiber Clinic scheduled for February 23 has been cancelled and will be held March 2 from 1 to 5:30 p.m. The March Clinic will remain March 22 Terrace Bay, and March 23 Schreiber. . OF. CANADA