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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 9, 1984 Terrace Bay Recreation News Canada Health Day - May 11th Minor Ball We are still taking registrations for Minor Ball and the deadline to register is tomorrow, Thursday May 10th. We will not be taking regis- trations beyond this date as teams will be made up. The divisions for minor ball are as fol- lows: T-ball boys and girls 5 to 7 years Boys International (baseball) 8 to 10 No. 203 - There are many devices to help people hear better at Church and at Meetings; TV too. More information, contact: The Canadian Hearing Society 135 N. Syndicate Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario Phone (807) 623-1646 Boys American League (baseball) 11 to 13 Boys National League (softball) 14 to 16 We hope to start the season May 15 and it will continue until June 30th. We are still look- ing for coaches and um- pires so if you would like to help out please call the Recreation Office at 3542 or drop in to fill in a registration form. Minor Soccer Program Will be held July and August and will be open 824-2743 Mother Spoiled You. Why Don't You Spoil Her? Fresh Cut Flowers Fresh Arrangements Silk Arrangements Potted Plants * Deadline for Fresh Arrangements will be Friday, May 11th NOON FREE DELIVERY to Schreiber and Terrace Bay' on orders over $25.00. Sowirs y] Things Designs by He sthetiag 78 "Flowers For we) one a co ss ete. ate. co -ofe. Every Occasion" 02S aie Te SSUBO> SEIBU> WIR> "EGR? SU EIe SNS EIS I" STE Mother's Day is May 13th eee Mother's Day Menu Prime Rib of Beef Salad Bar Choice of Baked Potato, Rice or Fries Garlic Bread All for just *10.95 3 sittings: 5p.m.-7 p.m.-9 p.m. to boys or girls 7 to 15 years. Interested? Drop by the Recreation Office and leave your name. Youth Golf Instruction and Clinic This clinic is open to boys and girls ranging in age from 8 to 15 years. Instructor will include rules of game, rules of course and proper hand- ling oc clubs. Please call and leave your name at the Recreation Office at 825-3542. Tennis Lessons The Recreation De- partment would like to know if there are any adults or youths who are interested in receiving tennis lessons. If. we re- ceive enough names of interested people, we will attempt to engage an instructor to. offer lessons. Please call 3542 if you would like to parti- cipate. Ontario's Community Newspapers and CP Air, co-ordinator and patron of the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program are seeking entries for 1983. Recipients will re-. ceive a Junior Citizen fapel pin, plaque, $200 and a_ family picture with the Lieu- tenant Governor of Ontario. Nomination forms are pithy at this news- This is a final remin- der to inform everyone that The McCuasland Hospital will be cele- brating Canada Health Day on Friday, May 11th from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Come and tour the hospital; we are sure that you will find the de that you will find the demonstrations and dis- plays that are planned for you, to be both inter- esting and informative. Canada Health Day has been planned for both children and ad- ults; students and pa- rents; and we _ encour- age your participation. Please use this unique opportunity to acquaint yourselves with your hospital and satisfy your curiosity concerning equipment and_ treat- ment techniques being used here. School tours have been planned and we encourage students to use this time to learn more about careers in the health field. The McCausland Hos- pital hopes that Canada Health Day - Friday, May 11th - will be a very special day. Don't be one of the few who miss it! Workshop on Aging has large turn-out A total of 29° women attended the "Exploring Life Changes Work- shop" in Terrace Bay on April 11. Subtitled "a workshop on meno- pause and aging", the group explored some of the myths and negative attitudes that prevail in North American society toward middle age. The workshop was held in Manitouwad- ge, Terrace' Bay, Geraldton and Nipigon where the turn-outs ex- ceeded twenty women. The sponsoring or- ganization, the North- western Ontario Wo- men's Health Education Project is very encour- : ofc. , | : t , aged by the workshop participants' enthusias- tic response and would like to assist in provid- ing any additional re- source material to wo- men who meet for follow-up discussions on the subject. The "Exploring Life Changes Workshop'"' was the last of a series presented by N.W.O.W.H.E.P. this year. Earlier in the year the project presented a Nutrition Workshop and one on Women and Stress. Public work- shops scheduled for late fall of *84 and winter '85 are "'Breaking the Diet 825-3286 ofc. : ro , Habit: A Positive Ap- proach to Body Image" and 'Patients' Rights and Responsibilities: Active) Consumer Awareness." Other workshops are being de- veloped on the topics of Childbirth, Birth Con- trol and Pre-Menstrual Syndrome to be offered in the communities when they are request- ed. If you would like any additional information about the Women's Health project, or about one of the workshops, please direct your en- quiries to Donna Mike- luk 824-2745. Avoid Disappointment Make your reservations now " Phone