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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 25, 1983 _Terrace Bay Recreation News RANDY'S CONTRACTING Randy Mercure EQUIPMENT RENTALS Loaders, Backhoes, etc., Generators, Pumps, Air Compressor 170 CFM, Rock (Concrete) Drills, 80 Ib. (Concrete) Paving Breaker, Some Small Concrete Jobs Done Sandblasting done on Saturdays or Sundays At C & D Enterprises. (weather permitting) Rims, Bumpers, Car Parts - Body Parts Etc. PHONE: C & D ENTERPRISE AT 825-9582 or 825-3594 AFTER HOURS TIL 9:00 p.m. Roller Skating News The season is here. First session will. be Monday May 30th from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. The weekly schedule is as follows: Monday 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday 4-5 p.m. Wednesday 7-8:30 p.m. Friday 7-8:30 p.m. Saturday. 2-3:30 p.m. 8-9:30 p.m. Adults only We will run the pro- gram during the follow- NOTICE order to benefit in their own vocation. All Citizens of Terrace Bay are invited to meet with the Members of the Governor General's Canadian Study Conference group from 9:00 p.m. on June 4th, 1983 in Birchwood Terrace. Terrace Bay has been chosen as one of the towns this group is visiting across Canada. Their purpose is to talk to as many people as possible to find out situations in a one industry town in Dep. Clerk-Treasurer M.L. Simmer Branch 223 Terrace Bay ZONE 82 PICNIC July 16, 1983 at charge. Please contact Sharon Mark, 825-3342 Rolly Chase, 825-3847 immediate family ONLY. The Royal Canadian Legion in conjunction with the branches in will be having a PENN LAKE PARK, Marathon starting at 11:00 a.m. Food and refreshments will be available at a minimal There will also be overnight camping spaces available at $8.00 with electricity, $6.00 without. If there is enough interest, there will be a bus available for transportation to and from the Park. We would like to know how many people are interested in participating and the number of children you have that will be coming. WE MUST KNOW BEFORE JUNE 25, 1983. Stan Greenwood, 825-9452 Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Branch Members and their ing times: May 30th to July 6th and August 8th to September 2nd. For your enjoyment we will be providing music from C.F.N.O. radio for the entire season. 100 pairs of roller skates are available for rental. Minor Ball Schedule The open meeting was poorly attended by the adults of the community however we were able to select convenors to han- dle the operation of each league. Over 140 parti- cipants are registered to date. The following is a list of league and con- yenor and the starting - date of the program: T Ball - 5-7 yrs. old. - Terry Bryson convenor starts May 30th International League 8-10 yrs. old - Mary Cashmore convenor starts May 26th American League 11-13 yrs. old - Jim Mikus convenor starts May 23rd National League - 14-16 yrs. old - convenor Jim Figliomeni - starts May 26th Girls League - 8-14 years old - convenor Doug Roberts starts May 23rd If you have registered coaches will be contact- ing you in the very near future. Contact the con- venor of your league if you have not heard from the coaches after the league has started. We still require um- pires, if you are inter- ested please contact one of the convenors. If you have Minor Ball Equipment from last summer will you please retirn "it "to =the Recreation Office. Ball Hockey Youth Program This is underway. Every Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. is set aside for your enjoyment. Teams and a regular schedule will be set up. Contact. the of- fice if you are interest- ed or attend next Tues- day's session. Men's Ball Hockey Every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Four teams battle it out at this time. If you are interested please contact Gord Lang or Dan Hnatuk. Mixed Slow Pitch The opening night was held on Tuesday May 17th and provided 2 hours of fun softball for all present. We are still accepting names for the Mixed Adult Teams. If you are interested con- tact Curis Desrosiers at 9069 or Terry Bryson at the Recreation Office 3542. Games will be played every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at St. Martin's School. Outdoor Volleyball Are you interested in participating in Outdoor Volleyball. There are two divisions, the adults 18 years and over and the student division 14 to 17 years old. Contact Wanda Campbell if you are interested. Summer Employment The Terrace Bay Rec- - You do not appear IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Larry St. Jean Anywhere down all the mazed Days of my Searching In this Autumnal Spring of Sorrow. You stepped, Smiling and sure Out of the Walled Garden of my Heart Into some improbably tomorrow. My Heart knows you still most intimately Roots run deep in my Garden To ensure you will always be there. A little time of pleasure But mine while time is known Now only this | know, You taught me a thing of much moment | did not know one could live, With life itself, lost, Candice St. Jean Bim Terrace Bay's Donna Shynkary with the medal she won representing Lake Superior High School in the Provincial OFSSA badminton Championships in Toronto. Donna lost two games and won three to win first place in the C flight. reation Committee has received word that their application for a Sum- mer Canada Student Grant has been approy- ed. The program will employ 4 students. The program consists of run- ning a full recreation program for all ages in the arena as well as work with the summer playground program personnel. Interested persons must register at the Summer Manpower Office located in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Recreation Centre. Men's Slow Pitch The schedule will be- gin on June Sth with the Royals meeting the Mis- fits. Game time will be i): ).m. inere are plans for a Slow Pitch Tournament on July 2nd and 3rd. If you are interested pick up a form at the Recreation office. Special Thanks National Physical Ac- tivity Week is over and without the assistance of the following individuals the Wednesday Session of the "Let's Get Invol- ved" would not have been possible. A sincere thank you is extended to: Lyn Black and the Aero- bic Dancers Betty Tate and the Gymnasts Eric Samp and the Judo Participants Pam Turner and her Jazz and Ballet Girls Joey Kostecki, Tom Chisholm, Gord Lang, and Phil Vannetter for their contribution. The Fun Run was well attended with 230 as follows: By- Law". Public Notice Dog Control By-Law By-Law No. 342 of The Township of Terrace Bay provides in part "No-person shall permit his dog to run at large in The Township except when on a chain or lead and under the immediate charge and control of some competent person". "A dog shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other than the premises of the owner, possessor or harbourer and not under the control of any person". "Any dog found running at large may be inpounded by the authorized person finding it'. "It shall be the duty of the Animal Control Officer to enforce this. Penalties up to $50.00 are provided and the By-Low will be strictly enforced by Wayne Papineau - 825-9417. M.L. Simmer people walking, biking and running. The winning partici- pants in the Fun Run were as follows: Oldest Couple - Helen and Jack Rhodes Youngest Participant - Amy Schroeder Oldest Participant - Kay Thorsteinson Largest family - There was a tie between Bill and Marianne Mc- Dougall family and the Terry and Diane Bryson family. Accepting tro- phies were Tracy Bry- son and Debbie and Sandra McDougall. We did not win the North Shore Challenge however we did meet our objective of getting more out each year. Last run we had 80 people participate. Congratula- 'tions to all who parti-, cipated. r Weaving Course We are offering an Advanced Weaving Course on June 17th (7- 10 p.m.) June 18th and 19th (9:00 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.) Persons who take this course must have previously completed a beginners course in 4 Harness Loom Weaving or have a_ thorough knowledge of the 4 Har- ness Loom. If you are interested in this course or require further infor- mation please call 3542. Hiking trail cleanup continued from page 1 trails." The group intends to hold another walk this fall. The trail, which is open to the general pub- lic, will gradually be expanded westward to link up with a similar hiking trail being built from Nipigon to Gravel River. The smart buyers shop the Want Ads first. Help your Heart Fund Help your Heart Dep. Clerk-Treasurer Terrace Bay, Ontario