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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 19, 1985 Recreation News Schreiber Swim Program Registrations for the 1985 Swim Program have been handed out through the schools and are also available at the Recreation Office. Lessons. are scheduled to begin Tues- day, July 2nd. The children will be bused to White Sand Lake. Instructors for the year are Debbie Birch, Kara Klassen, Kenton Klassen, Candace McLellan and Kerry O'Brien. Registration Deadline is Monday, June 24th, 1985. Summer Program The Summer Fun Pro- gram is scheduled to begin Tuesday, July 2nd in the arena. An exciting agenda of activities has been plann- ed for the children this summer. The Tot Drop In will be held again this sum- mer twice a week at the complex. Ball Hockey The Schreiber Ball League began on May 28th. If you like exciting sports then drop by the arena Tuesday and Thurs- you all, Thank You | would like to thank all my relatives, friends, who sent cards, fruit, and visited me while | was in McKellar Hospital. Special thanks to Maureen for taking her mother back and forth to visit me. Special thanks also, to Susan Godin for having her grandmother stay at her home, and taking her to visit me everyday. | thank Arthur Lemieux 807-876-4206 or 825-9140 Andre Courtemanche prop. Decor-Nor We sell, make and install vertical and horizontal blinds. FREE ESTIMATE 130 Riverview Street Longlac, Ont. Box 417 POT 2A0 JADE, at the BIRTH Joe and Helen Pelto are happy to announce the birth of their second daughter, KRYSTLE Port Arthur General Hospital. Krystle was born on Friday, May 31, 1985, and weighed 7 Ibs. 8% oz. She is a welcome lit- tle sister for Amber. Thank you to Dr. A.B. Adey for his ex- cellent prenatal care. A very special thank you to my mom and family for babysitting Amber while | was in Thunder Bay. DANCE Moose Hall Sat.. June 21 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by ROUGH CAST $5.00 per person NO MINORS! special than Thank You | would like to thank my family and friends for all the lovely flowers, fruit baskets, cards, gifts, prayers, and visits to me while | was in hospital. A very special thank you to Dr. K. Wilkes, Dr. G. Peralas, and Dr. Chris Bailey who were so kind and took such excellent care of me. To the nurses and staff of The McCausland Hospital, your care and kind- ness was -- much appreciated. A very you to my best friend, Jessy, whose visits really cheered me up, and Anne & Robert for taking me home. Friends like these are never forgotten. Thank you Gloria Miller day evening from 7:00 to 9:00 to catch this action packed sport. Standings as ~ of June 14th are as follows: Team "A" under Captain Larry Ross is in first place with 4 wins, 0 losses and 2 ties; Team "B" under captain Don O'Connor has 3-wins, 2 losses and | tie; Team "C" under captain Joey Speziale has 1 win, 2 losses and 3 ties; and Team "D"' under captain Doug Davis has 1 win and 5 losses. The Ball Hockey League hopes to plan a tournament during the summer. Mixed Slowpitch Mixed Slowpitch con- tinues every weekend at the High School Ball Park. Stop by to see some ex- citing ball games. The stan- dings are unavailable at this time but when received they will be published in the paper. Terrace Bay Swimming Pool: Pool Hours until regular schedule starts are as follows: June 20 - 4 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 9:00 p-m.; June 21 - 4 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.; June 22-30 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Daily; July 1 - Clos- ed; July 2 - Regular Lessons and Summer Schedule will be posted at the pool. Swim Lessons: Registration forms are now available for both July and August lessons. The deadline to register for the July session is June 24th. There is a maximum allow- ed so registration accepted on a first come basis. Tennis Court: A reminder to tennis players that the key allowing access is available at the Recrea- tion Office. Recreation Membership is required to use the courts. Minor Ball Program: The program is underway thanks to the following Adults who volunteered to coach this year. Brenda Harper, Janice Wilson, Diane Rennette, Gary An- drews, Clarke Studdard, Rod Walton, Dan Vien- neau, Betty Ellsworth, Jon Figliomeni Joanne Moore, Al Jensen, Tim Wilson, Betty St. Amand, Sherry Jowitt, Carol Gugelyk, and Cecilia Kaizer. These peo- ple are looking for helpers so they also can have time for holidays. The first scheduled Minor Ball Fun Day is scheduled for June 22 at the High School field. This fun day will include Boys and Girls ages 8 - 12 years. Teams from Red Rock and Schreiber will participate. Two fun days are planned in Terrace Bay and two in Schreiber. Canada Day Celebra- tion: Ollie Chapman and her volunteer group have put together what looks to ~be an enjoyable Canada Day weekend celebration. the Recreation Tot Lot staff will handle the children events and will have a * schedule for the children of what they can participate in. Sports Travelcade: will visit Terrace Bay July 10 - 12 and will hold clinics in Tennis, Golf and-Soccer. A finalized schedule will be posted in next weeks paper. Arena Glass: There are still pieces of Plexiglass 4'x4' to be sold. If in- terested call 3542. Fitness Trail: The work has begun on Terrace Bay's newest recreational facility, a "Fitness Trail". The trail will start and end at the Curling Club parking lot. Four students thanks to aS.E.E.D. grant have been hired to construct this trail. Any suggestions on an ex- ercise station along this route would be ap- preciated. If you see a trail that interests you please call 3542 and let us know about it. Men's Slow Pitch Tournament: The Men's Slow Pitch League will be holding their 3rd Annual Tournament July 26, 27. 28. This Tournament is restricted to communities under 6,000 population therefore the Tournament should provide some in- teresting spectator viewing. Teams wishing to register are reminded that the first 16 Teams registered will be accepted. All Teams guaranteed 3 Games. Over $1,500 in prize money. Con College grads On Saturday, June 8 1985, Confederation Col- lege of Applied Arts and Technology held its 18th graduation ceremony. The following students graduated from Terrace Bay: Michell J. Cormier - Aviation Technician- Aircraft, Maintenance Pro- gram; Kim Korzinski - Broadcasting-Radio & Television Prog.; Kathleen McParland (Schreiber) - Secretarial-Medical Prog. (Certificate); | Tanice Marcella - Child Care Worker Program; Carrie E. Pytyck - Dental Assis- tant Prog. (Certificate). Senior Citizens continued from page 7 Senior Citizens do not want to be known as AGED. A person can. We Senior Citizens can really grow old and do it well with dignity even if one.lives alone. Times can be lone- ly. Health problems such as poor eyesight, diabetes, heart condition, deafness, and arthritis keeps them in- doors and alone. But on the other hand we have many _ elderly people who can still carry on their duties, han- dicrafts, or municipal af- fairs, as I said in the begin- ning, "There is a lot of good in the senior citizens and much knowledge to impart to the younger generations." "'Grow old along with me, The best is yet to be, The last of life for which first was made. Our time are in his hand, who saith '"'A whole I planned; Youth shows but half; trust God; see all, nor be afraid."' Track and Field The Lake Superior Board of Education annual track meet was held in Manitouwadge on June 6th. Local students com- peted and were very suc- cessful in all events. Shane Jowitt was the winner of most events in *'A" divi- sion, and captured the in- dividual championship for that group. Andrea Capy won in the "B" division while Jason Iddison was the most successful in **C" division. Following, is a list of the students and their awards. '*A"' boys Shane Jowitt - 1st- 70m, Ist - long jump, Ist - standing long jump. Darrel Ray - 3rd - standing long jump. "A" Girls: Tracy Paquette Ist - 70m, 3rd - long jump, Brenda Moffit 2nd - high jump. Rama Arora - 3rd- Stan- ding long jump. '*B"' Boys: Dallas Davis - 2nd - standing long jump, Chris Cashmore - Ist- high jump. "B" Girls: Andrea Capy -lst- 70m, 2nd - 200m, Ist- long jump, 2nd- standing long jump, Shan- non Long - Ist- high jump. ""C" Boys: Jason Id- dison - Ist- 100m, Ist- standing long-jump, 2nd- high jump, Ist- 400m. Col- in Scott - 3rd- 800m, Mike Clements- Ist- long jump, 3rd - 100m, Dale Doucet - 3rd- long jump. "C" Girls: Corinne Bouchie - 2nd- 400m, Ist- standing long jump, Angela Stachiw - 3rd- long jump, Ist- high jump. "*D" Boys: Ricky Pollard - 1st- 100m, 3rd- shot put, Ryan Cooper- 2nd- high jump, Andrew Bonnema - Ist- standing long jump, Landon Klassen - 3rd- standing long jump, Jamie Speer - 3rd- long jump. "D" Girls: Kathy Whitton - 2nd- 100m, 2nd- standing long jump, Sherri Moon 3rd- shot put.Angela Ziegler- 3rd- long jump, 2nd - high jump. Tanya Ditchfield - 3rd - 800m. "'*E" Boys: John Olaveson 3rd- 100m Kaarlo Luikkonen - Ist - triple jump, Greg Chappel - 3rd - standing long jump, Roy Quinton- 3rd- 1500m. **E"- Girls: Jennifer O'Reilly - 3rd- triple jump, Paula Dodd - 3rd - standing long jump. The following students received the Canada Fitness Award of ex- cellence this year: Andrew Bonnema, Greg Chapel, Shane Harper, Darrel Kor- zinski, Kaarlo Liukkonen, John Olaveson, Corinne Bouchie, Michael Clements, Tanya Dit- chfield, Tiffany Jowitt, Ricky Pollard, Jamie Speer, Lee-Anne Fenton, Alana Harper, Angela Stachiw, Jennifer Gould, Andrea Capy, Chris Cashmore, Michelle Cebrario, Dallas Davis, Samantha Dodd, and Lori Moon. to BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Frank and Sylvia Figliomeni are happy to announce the long awaited arrival of their precious son: Jason Frank born Friday June 7, at 5:05 a.m., weighing in at 7 lbs. 4 ozs. Proud grandparents are Frank and Stella Speciale and Vincenzo Figliomeni. Thank you to the nurses of The McCausland Hospital and many' thanks to Dr. Wilkes for his special care and concern. Thank you flowers, cards, and gifts and the many phone calls.> thoughtfulness was very much appreciated. all who sent Your Join Us At The Rossport Fish Derby Friday, June 21 Dance-Community Hall Advance tickets available only on Wednesday, June 19th from 7 to 9 p.m. in Rossport Community Hall Saturday, June 22 fishing begins 8:00 a.m. shotgun start Food booths open noon to 1 a.m. > ial Hospitality Gardens open 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. A DERBY TICKET WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THE HOSPITALITY GARDENS Weigh-in Time 4 to7 p.m. Sunday, June 23 Food booths open noon to 5 p.m. weigh-in time 2 to 5 p.m. $1,000.00 attendance draw 5:30 p.m. Presentations of prizes Wiebens air will be flying scenic tours on Sat. & Sun. Free bus transportation available from Derby grounds at 1:15 a.m. returning to Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Please drive slowly anywhere in town during the weekend.