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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 25, 1986 Go swimming at pool The swimming pool in Terrace Bay has opened for the summer, and swim lessons at the pool are scheduled to start on July 2. The town Recreation Department is encouraging parents to register early to avoid disappointment of classes being full to capaci- ty. Registration forms are available at the office. Swim lessons are open to anyone four years of age as of July 2 and who have valid recreation member- ships. Single memberships are available at the office to cover use of the swimming pool. Swimming Pool Fun Day Part of the July 1 cele- bration includes a Fun Day at the pool on June 30. Watch the pool bulletin board for special events planned for the day. Tot Lot 86 The Recreation Depart- ment will once again offer its Tot Lot Program this summer for children from 3 to 15 years of age. Tot Lot is divided into three age groups: Ernie and Bert, 3-4 years (1 to 2 p.m.); Tot Lot, 5-6 years (2:15 to 3 p.m.); Summer Day camp, 7-12 years (3:15 to 4:30 p.m). Pre-registration is essential and is based on a first come basis. Summer Aerobics We are pleased to an- nounce that the Recreation Department will be presen- ting an Aerobics Session for Teens ages 13 and up during the summer months. This program will be pre- sented under the instruction of Krista Ditchfield. The course will run for six weeks, two nights per week, Mondays and Wed- nesdays from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Curling Club. Deadline to register is July 4. Soccer For Youth At the conclusion of the Minor Ball Program, the Recreation Department is hoping to implement Minor Soccer. The age divisions will be the same as Minor Ball. If you are interested in volunteering some of your time to assist, please call the office at 855-3542. Swimming Pool Regular Open, Family, and Adult Swim sessions will be held every day the 'pool is open. The follow- ing is the schedule until June 30: - June 25: 4 - 5:30 open, 7 - 8 open, 8 - 9 adult. June 26: 10 - 12 open, 2 - 4 open, 4 - 5 family or adult, 7 - 8 open, 8 - 9 adult. June 27-30: 4 - 5 open, 7 - 8 open, 8 - 9 adult. Men's Slow Pitch Slo-Pitch is in full swing for another season in Ter- race Bay. As of June 17, 33 games have been complet- ed in the men's league. Standings are (Wins - Losses): Tigers: 5-0, Lakers: 5-2, Truckers: 5-2, Grenier's Bandits: 4-2, Stingers: 4-2, Goodtimers: 5-3, Comm- andos: 2-4, Rebels: 2-6, Bears: 1-7, Strange Brew: 0-6. The league has suspend- ed play for a few days due to the mill shut-down but. should be back to full ac- tion soon. The geologists will be season), in the field Date Tuesday Tuesday P.O. Box 5000 P7C 5G6 (807) 475-1331 Ontario maps, files, claim sheets and rock displa a weekly courier service of requested information will be offered. Time 10:00 a.m. - 12 a.m. Thunder Bay, Ontario ROCKHOUNDS -- PROSPECTORS EXPLORATION COMPANIES Schreiber -- Terrace Bay -- Marathon The Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines will provide an Economic Geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral occurrences you may have staked or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon area. available to the public every Tuesday (during the field offices listed below. In addition, geological reports, ys will be present for viewing, and Location oo vv FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR REQUESTS CALL (COLLECT): Bernie Schnieders or Al Speed Resident Geologist's Office Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Ministry of Natural Resources District Office Box 280, Highway 17 Terrace Bay, Ontario Telephone (807)825-3205 Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Peninsula Building, 2 Gilbert Street, Marathon, Ontario. Telephone (807) 229-1153 René Fontaine Minister ° George Tough Deputy Minister The annual Change of Watch meeting, barbeque and social was held by the Nipigon-North Shore Pow- er Squadron on June 13 at Scott's Camp, according to a news release. Present at the session were Don and Pat Beno, Arnie and Val O'Keefe, Rollie and Teresa Stortini, Bill and Bev Roen, Les and Marg Graham, Dan and Barbara Moore, Tony Commisso, Dan Miller, Frank Hodder, Donna Mikeluk, and Mary Stort- ini. Jim~- Reid, District & Schreiber grads The entire 1986 Grade 8 Schreiber Public School graduating class posed for a group photograph follow- ing their graduation exercises on June 19. Also seen Power Squadron meeting held Training Officer from Thunder Bay, was an in- vited guest. To qualify for member- ship in Canadian Power Squadrons, candidates att- end classes during the winter months and must at- tain a mark of 80 per cent or more. Those receiving the Bas- ic Boating Certificates and the Power Squadron offic- ial flag this year were Bev Roen, Tony Commisso and Den Moore. Jim Reid led these graduates in the CPS pledge on entering the Terrace Bay Fire Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of shots from the new town site and also from Shell station on Beta or VHS. Approx. 50 minutes. We supply the tape PRICE $20 call Doug 825-9440 or Rick 825-9303 ata CANADIAN PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION = e One that will last, trouble-free, for 25 years e One that is impervious to winter cold or summer sun. e One that won't get holes, birdbaths or ruts. Thinking of an asphalt driveway? Don't make your decision until you've checked the permanent, good-looking alternative - concrete! Is your riveway Full of holes? Then it's time to invest in a permanent, concrete driveway. here are school principal Wayne Tessier, at far right, and Grade 8 home room teacher Sharon MacKenzie, at far left. There were 14 graduates this year. Squadron and presented them with their certific- ates. Arnie O'Keefe, the Training Officer for the Nipigon-North Shore Pow- er Squadron, instructed these new members. Members can further their boating education in the following courses: Sea- manship Power, Seaman- ship Sail, Advanced Pilot, Junior Navigator, Marine Maintenance, and weather. Rollie Stortini taught a course in Seamanship Pow- er over the winter months, and successful candidates were Mary Stortini, Bill Roen, Bob McParland, and Clayton Gordon. Under new business at the meeting, Frank Hodder suggested that the Squad- ron. get involved with a project to blast out the big rock in the channel at the mouth of the Aguasabon River. After much discuss- ion, Dan Beno moved that a report be sent to the Canadian Coast Guard to get a marker put on this shoal. . Jim Reid mentioned an extension, correspondence course which is being off- ered to those area residents residing outside of Thunder Bay and the Terrace Bay- Schreiber area. Lisa Graham, Squadron Commander, circulated an invitation to attend a boating rendezvous in Rossport on August | to 3. Bill Rown will head up a committee to plan a meet- ing of the Power Squadron members to coincide with 'this. Jim Reid announced a name change to Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons. It was moved and passed that the squadron name be the Nipigon-North Shore Squadron. Nomination chairperson Teresa Stortini had. app- roached executive mem- bers who all stated their in- tention to remain in office. As the Public Relations positions was not filled, Bill Roen nominated Dan Miller. This was seconded and carried. Officers for the 1986-87 terms are: Commander: Les Grah- am. Vice-Commander: Frank Hodder. Secretary- Treasurer: Mary Stortini. Public Relations: Dan Miller. It is hoped that the annual fall meeting and social can be reinstated this year. Pitch-In 3 action | 'Lynn Hodder 51 Terrace Heights Dr. OWNER WANTS TO SELL this three bedroom, all brick bi-level home. Large eat in kitchen with center workshop, rec room, A MUST TO VIEW! OPEN TO OFFERS! ese. 825-9077 Corporate & Govt. Relocation Program And Complete Referral Network Call for details island, deck, spotless condition.