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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 16, 1984, page 5, Ladies Golf News The semi-annual meeting of the Agua- sabon Ladies Golf Club was held on May 3rd at the Recreation Centre. There were 12 people in attendance. _ The Executive for the 1984 season were elec- ted as follows: President: Mary Phillips; Past President: Kathleen Mikkonene; Secretary: Carol _ Hansen; Treasurer: Mary O'Neill; Vice President and ' Public Relations ; Eliza- beth Yule; Prizes - Janice Dunn; Membership and - Kay Stef- urak and Charlotte Miller; Tournaments - Geri Strassburger and Nancy Evoy; and Han- dicaps - Cathy Stachiw - and Mary Cashmore; Liason Officer - Jean Megraw. Ladies' first twi- light of the season will be held on May 22nd at 5:45 p.m. Present mem-_ Terrace Bay Fish - Did you enjoy last year's "Terrace Bay Fish Derby'? Would you like to have a Derby again this summer? If you have answered "*Yes" to ~ these questions, your attend- ance is requested at a special meeting to be held Monday, June 4, 1984, in the Lower Lounge of Birchwood Minor Hockey MVP, MIP, and MSP award winners display their trophies and medals. In front, some of the bers can bring a pros- pective new member out to the Opening and the Club would welcome as many new potential golfers as possible. There will be a "Mix and Mingle' and re- freshments at the "19th. Hole' after the game. See you there! On Friday, April 29th, a group of interested residents gathered at Birchwood Terrace to listen to Mrs. Alyce Knott, Thunder Bay District Convenor of the CanSurmount Program- - me. CanSurmount is a Programme of volun- teer patients who have cancer and who can give support, understand- _ Derby Doomed? _. coped successfully with | Mites clutch their trophies and crests presented at the' Fd Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association Banquet. ing and hope to other cancer patients and their families. A film "Coping with Caring' was shown to demonstrate the pro- gramme in operation. Following the film, a discussion took place with many people feel- ing this programme would be worthwhile promoting. It will re- quire qualified, care- Coping With Caring fully selected sonnel. The evening ended with lunch being ser- ved by the executive of the Cancer Society. Thank you to L. Spe- ziale, C. McLeod, M. O'Neil, J. Nugent, M. McDougall and M. Hale, and B. Wallin for supplying the refresh- ments and M. Mahoney for her assistance. per- * %-30-1:00 a.m. - Dance with the Carlton Showband Terrace Bay Rod and Gun Club Annual Fish Derby. To date, there . has not been sufficient involvement from Rod and Gun Club members Vv . Ontario | to make a Derby possi- ble. Support from the general public is sought as well. Help make the Fish Derby a reality. Attend the meeting Monday, June 4, 1984 at Lakehead ; Hédpital Hospital Psychiatric ° psychiatrique Advisory de Lakehead Community Comité consultatif Board communautaire Terrace. 7:30 p.m., Lower This meeting will de- Lounge, Birchwood Ter- cide the fate of the 1984 _ race. Plata & Morrill Chartered Accountants Bookkeeping, accounting, auditing, con- sulting and taxation services. 596 Squier St. Thunder Bay, Ont. P7B 4A8 Telephone: © "aes ce se isc A | The Terrace Bay Mens Slow Pitch League is looking fora Umpire-in-chief and Umpires _ Anyone interested in being involved in officiating Slow Pitch games, 'please leave your name at the Terrace Bay Recreation Office, 825-3542 or contact Rick Smeltzer at 825-9255. came _ APPOINTMENTS TO LAKEHEAD PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD _An invitation is extended to the citizens of the City of Thunder Bay and the Districts of Thunder Bay, Rainy River and Kenora-Patricia, to submit by letter, either their own names of names of persons to be considered for nomination by the Nomination Search Committee to serve on the Community Advisory Board of the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital. It is important that the person named for possible appointment has indicated a willingness to serve in that capacity before his or her name is submitted to the Chairman. The persons appointed should have an active interest in promoting awareness Gnd understanding of mentat health issues and to assist the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital in identifying and responding to the mental health care needs of the communities it serves by: - recommending an sat pi role for the hospital in the context of the needs and concerns identified; - reviewing hospital programs to determine their appropriateness in the context of the defined role and the needs and concerns of the community; - advising the hospital and the Minister of Health on hospital an mental health issues in the area served. The above-mentioned Advisory Board meets approximately ten times a year and is composed of twelve people, the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and ten Board members. Letters containing a brief resume should be received by the Chairman no later than June 1, 1984, at the following address: Chairman, clo Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital 580 Street North, P.O. Box 2930 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5G4 Any person wishing furthur information, please contact Mr. A. W. Hopkins at (807) 767-5272. TERRACE BAY 25th ANNIVERSARY . CALENDAR OF EVENTS Each and every week updates will be 'done to the following calendar of - events. A finalized version will be made available to the public before the 25th Anniversary Week takes place. FRIDAY, JUNE 29th 7:30 ae ys Stticie! Opening with Terry Morris of - Citizen of the Year Award and Bicentennial Medal presentations 8:00-9:00 p.m. - The Carlton Showband CONCERT (Tickets - $2.00) (tickets - $5.00) SATURDAY, JUNE 30th = a.m. - Parade 2:30-6:00 p.m. - Ontario Loggers Competitions in the Texaco Ballfield + This demonstration is open to anyone who wishes to attend and tive loca! contestants will be selected on a "first come-first serve" basis. . Contracts for competitors will be made available in the very near future. 7-11 p.m. - OPEN - (Simco Plaza area) For the entire family. Admission is free and there will be no bar available. Dance to the popular music of "The Dorion Band". SUNDAY, JULY 1st 4-9 p.m. - Town Bar-B-Que and Picnic Leet mee - Giant Bonfire at the Beach 1 a - Canada Day Fireworks display at the Beac! * Please note that Daycare will be available to those attending this function. MONDAY, JULY 2nd "YOUTH & KIDS' DAY" "10:00 - 12 noon - Soap Box Derby (Lakeview Drive area 1:00 p.m. - Bicycle Races - Activities sponsored by the Terrace Bay Library (more to pa - Various other activities scheduled for the children. 8:00 - 12:00 p.m. - Terrace Bay Open House "Meet and Mingle Night" at the Legion . TUESDAY, JULY 3rd '12. Noon - Opening of the week long "Arts and Crafts Show" in the Conference Room of the Rec Centre 2:00 p.m. - Swimming Pool activities for all youth WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th "SENIOR CITIZENS DAY" 10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon - Bowling Tournament 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Bingo (at Birchwood Terrace) THURSDAY, JULY 5th "THE OFFICIAL TWINNING CEREMONIES" with Tung Kang, Taiwan FRIDAY, JULY 6th 40-00 a.m. - North Shore Invitational Slow Pitch Tournament Dinner with Anniversary Committee and Council for children born to residents of Terrace Bay in 1959. 7:00 p.m. - Midway Amusements SATURDAY, JULY 7th - Slow Pitch Tournament still in progress - Horseshoe Pitch Tourney - 1 am. - Closing Cermonies and Dance with "The Dublin Corporation" As more events are finalized, updates will be provided. If you have any suggestions or ideas that would help make this Anniversary Week more exciting, please contact the Chairman of a aha Ollie Chapman at 825-