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ag The S Schecihes" rec | news has Fun Run Schreiber did it again! For the third consecutive year, Schreiber had the highest percentage of its population (40) participate in the annual North Shore Directors' Fun Run. As you can see above it was a large procession that followed the fire truck through the streets -of town on May 25. Marathon came in first in the highest number of participants category with 978; Terrace Bay came in second in both the highest number of participants and the highest percen- tage of population categories- 891 and 35 per cent respec- tively. (Photo by Ken Lusk). all ' he | Pe ae Public ab nane NT TERRACE BAY, ; POT 2WO C.C.T.F.N. : terrors Bay Schreibe Wednesday, June 3, 1987 ' says fire : to moderate- ag : be soem per in Vol. 42, No. 22 Serving Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport 35° Schreiber to get 10-year recreational master plan By Ken Lusk The Township of Schreiber will soon have its Recreation Master Plan. This plan is "a set of plann- ing policies, goals and objectives which reflects the present and future cultural and _ recreational program, facility and open space needs ofa community." The plan must also "consider the financial ability of the com- munity to provide culture/recrea- tion services. "*The Master Plan evaluates the existing supply of community pro- grams, facilities and open space. It assesses present and future demand in order to formulate practical New playground Mrs. Joyce Reid's Senior Kindergarten class is shown above enjoying the new playground guidelines for the provision of culture and recreation opportunities."' 10-year plan Schreiber Recreation Co- ordinator Ron Larivee told the News the plan will supply terms of see recreational page 11 equipment at the Schreiber Public School last week. (Photo by Ken Lusk). | Schreiber Public School |receives new playground The Township of Schreiber and the Lake Superior Board of Educa- tion were pleased to co-operate to install new playground equipment at the Schreiber Public School. The town had originally plann- ed to install the equipment at Holy Angels Separate School. However, due to planned renovations at that school, a site could not be deter- rr 14 A playground will receive new equip- ment as soon as renovations have been completed. The funding for the new equip- ment came from both the Township of Schreiber and the Lake Superior Board of Education as well as a matching grant from Wintario. _ Paris s Playground Equipment of The unit is the latest in design and safety. This was a main considera- tion in choosing it. The apparatus will be used by students at Schreiber Public School during regular school days and is for public use at all other times. The township and the board feel that this equipment is a welcome addition to the community of ate