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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 10, 1987 Questionnaires will help with recreational masterplan continued from page 1 Schreiber Recreation Masterplan. The Township of Schreiber has initiated a Recreation Masterplan which will consider all of the recreational facilities and programs owned by the municipality that are available: to its residents, «~~ - The Masterplan will be a multi- purpose document that will provide guidance for the development 'of © recreational facilities and programs in Schreiber in the short and long term. Three steps The project has been awarded to Conlin Engineering and Planning Ltd. and will carried out in three steps. Step One is a data gathering, analysis and presentation phase, which will include the distribution of a questionnare to all the households in Schreiber. Residents are being requested to complete one questionnare per household and to deposit it in Student placement continued from page 1 Parise will be in Schreiber in Meeting Room | of the recreation complex all-day Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registration cards In order to help students find jobs, there are two major things Parise does. The first is having the students fill out the student registration card. This card asks the typical information such as the student's name and S.I.N. as well as the type of work preferred and what type of transportation the stu- dent has use of. The second important job has Parise visiting as many businesses as she can to inquire whether there is interest in hiring a student for the summer. If a business owner does want to hire, Parise finds out what credentials the owner would like the student to have. In this way, Parise can better match the student to a job. Once Parise has a list of jobs that the community has to offer, she posts them on the job board so Boating June 7 - 13 is National Water Safety/Safe Boating Week and the Canadian Red Cross Society reminds all water sports enthusiasts mixing water and alcohol can get you in over your head - permanently. Boaters in particular should remember that the tough changes made to the Criminal Code of Canada (December 2, 1985) make impaired boating as a serious an offence as impaired driving. Refusing to provide a breath sample in either a motor vehicle or a vessel is also an offence. It is especially important to note that the offence of impaired boating can be committee whether or not the boat is in motion. Red Cross has been involved in water safety education for more than 40 years and reminds all water sports participants that water and alcohol can be a deadly combination. Don't wind up in the drink - leave the alcohol behind. Practically every Canadian lives with driving distance of a body of water large enough to float a boat - or drown a person. Every summer, careless and unsafe behaviour around water | gets some swimmers and boaters into serious trouble that often ends in disaster. Water activities are supposed to be fun but recreation can quickly turn into tragedy - especially if alcohol is involved. This summer, law enforcement groups and provincial boating authorities will be continuing to crack' down 'on*dlcohot abise* ort * students can drop into the centre and see if there is something available that they would be in- terested in doing. As well, once Parise has a list of jobs available, she can look through her student registration forms, and in this way also, match a student to the job. Once Parise matches students to jobs, she will conduct a final inter- view before sending them to the prospective employer. In this way she acts as a liason between the stu- dent and the employer to ensure that the process runs as smoothly as possible. Types of jobs Parise told the News that there is a wide variety of jobs available to students who wish to find work for the summer- these include jobs in labour, waitressing, nursing aids, construction and maintenance. There is also an odd job category that includes raking and lawn mow- ing, painting and babysitting. These jobs usually go to the younger students, said Parise. Week our waterways. The crack-down, which got underway last summer, came about because there was a urgent need for some strong action against drunk-boaters and also because of the success of the "Don't Drink and _ Drive" programme. Drunk boaters (like drunk drivers) not only endanger themselves, they frequently put others at risk as well. Officials want to save lives and make boating pleasurable for everyone. They are determined to come down hard on alcohol abuse on our water ways. Don't wind up in the drink - leave the alcohol behind. INSURANCE BEFORE YOU BUY... LET'S COMPARE MAYBE WE CAN SAVE YOU "'"MONEY"' ON AUTO & HOME CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 LAMBERT INSURANCE 277 RED RIVER ROAD THUNDER BAY, ONT P7B 1A9 return boxes which have been con- veniently located at businesses throughout Schreiber. 'A local student (Tammy Meister) has been hired for a period of eight weeks to encourage residents to complete the question- nare and to tally the results. \ Also in step one an inventory of recreational facilities and pro- grams, user groups, recreational trends and the socio-economic traits of Schreiber will be completed. Individual meetings will be held wilth user groups to determine their specific needs. The findings will be published in a first Interim Report to be submitted in early August. Step. Two is an alternative or op- tions phase in which the various ways in which the municipality and other groups can serve the recrea- tional needs and aspirations of local residents will be put forth. office open now She said she can also help show students how to fill out job- application forms and how to write resumes. The Student Placement offices of Terrace Bay and Schreiber will be open for business until August 6 (see business hours earlier in the story). Once again, you can reach the . Student Placement Officer, Moni- 24' $14,982 \ Prowler Travel Trailes Courtesy of Recrea. 2 Hom? Canada Day Lottery July 1st, 1987 and Lakehead Living. Name °138,982 | 7 Tickets available from any Fort William Rotary Member and at Ramada Inn Prince Arthur, The Travel Shop (County Fair Plaza), Airlane Motor Hotel, all Petals 'n Pots (County Fair Plaza, Thunder Bay Mall, Northwood Plaza; Intercity Shopping Centre, Victoriaville Mall) E.L.A. Smith Brokers Ltd. 119 May St. S. Recreation World que Parise, at 825-3337 (work) or at 825-3590 (home). Her office is located in the recreation complexes of Terrace Bay and Schreiber. (in future issues of the News , Parise will be writing articles con- cerning topics such as what jobs are available and important hints on how to best present yourself to a prospective employer). The costs of renovations versus new construction and the feasibili- ty of each alternative for serving these immediate, short and long- term needs will be detailed in the Second Interim Report. As well, the financial. situation of the municipality, will be taken in- to account and funding sources will be documented. The Second Interim Report will document these findings. Step Three is the preparation of draft and final Recreation Masterplans, using the first two reports as data base. In the final Masterplan, selected alternatives or options will be ecx- panded upon nd prepared as part of a recommedded strategyj for serv- ing local recreational needs. Direction will be offered for such matters as potential funding sources, programming changes, staffing, the roles of local agencies and organizations, joint-use agreements and bylaws, maintenance and phasing to meet future municipal recreational needs. That's Day Lo lucky Subdiv Travel having people prize d ee ee a eee ae on ee ee ee eee Application Form mrcs:. 100m. Ticket *100.00 William Rotary Club 2 Homes for Canada bungalow (1240 sq. ft. built by Northern Contracting on Aster Place in Gardenia Proceeds to local and district charities. PLUS 50-$ 100. Early In addition to the Grand Prize, we are also back and also stay around for the grand Early Bird Draws to be made: *May 27 eJune 17 All this for only a $100. ticket right, when you purchase a Fort ttery Ticket at $100. you could be the winner of a $119,000 3 bedroom ision...PLUS a $14,982 Prowler Lynx Trailer courtesy of Recreation World. Bird Draws 50 draws of $100. each. . . so 50 (or groups) will win their ticket price raw. *June 3 eJune 10 eJune 24 Only 2500 tickets to be sold Lottery License No. 610839 (Limited to 2500) City Telephone___ Signature_ | photic icf ja) Shamma sam emma pa rns | All cheques payable fo Fort William Rotary House Lottery. Tickets available at Airlane Motor Hotel. Petals n' Pots. The Travel Shop Ramada Inn Prince Arthur, E.L.A. Smith Brokers.Ltd.. Fort William Rotary Members or use this handy application form and mail to 6° as 6 se 3s ee ee ue so 8 6S Se + 8 6 8 ee 8 ee ee ee ee Oe ____ Payment Enclosed_ >. 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