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Page 8, News, Tuesday, May 8, 1990 Schreiber Recreation News. Volunteers- The recreation department requires coaches for the Minor Ball Program. If any- one is interested in helping to coach or umpire in the Minor Ball Program the rec department asks that you contact the office at 824- 2217 as soon as possible. We will be unable to offer our pro- gram unless enough volunteers are recruited. Coaching Clinic- The only Level 1 Theory Course of the National Coaching Certification Program is scheduled for Terrace Bay May 11th, 12th, and 13th. This program is a must for any- one interested in providing good coaching for all sports at all lev- els. For more information call the Terrace Bay Rec Centre at 825-3542. Summer Employment- The Rec Department will be accepting applications for the various sum- mer positions with the rec depart- ment until Friday, May 11 at 4:00 p.m.Anyone wishing to apply for a summer job with the rec depart- ment can obtain an application form at the office. Soccer- Soccer Program for children 11 years and over has commenced. Anyone who has not yet regis- tered but wishes to play can obtain a registration form at the Rec Office. Ballroom Dance- Eleven enthusiastic couples took to the dance floor on April 28th and 29th to participate in the art of Ballroom Dance. According to Dolores Niskannen, the course instructor, all participants caught on quickly and enjoyed them- selves. Dolores is interested in returning to Schreiber this fall to instruct another class. Ask any- one that took it this past weekend and we're sure they will highly recommend the dance class. Watch for exact days and times in Se THANK YOU Family of the late Yoe Caccamo, a loving Husband, Father and very special Capa. We wilt always cherish the compacsion and kindness of our relatives, neigh- Couns and friends, given to us in our thanks to Father 9. Rademaker, Rew, Bob Elkin, for ther comport and. strength. Nurses, Dr. Scott of McCausland Prorpital, special thanks to Frankie and Maureen cands aud donations to charitable organizations. whe sent food and baking to the house. We are deeply touched and very grateful for your support. Sincere thanks to ambulance and helicopter attendants for special care. "To the Dr. and. nurses on duty at Port Arthur Hospital, for your compassion. Our thanks to the ladies | whe convened and serued. the delicious luncheon. Your kind- ess will be remembered. "Thanks to choir for their lovely rendition of * There 2 a great wealth in good friends and we feel blessed. The Caccame Family late August. great (ots.. Special Cebranris and 2" favourite hymns. 'The Minor Indoor The North Shore Fun Run/Walk- May is finally here and we in Schreiber know what that means. No Not May flow- ers! It brings us the opportunity to once again prove that Schreiber has more community spirit than any other town on the North Shore. The Fun Run/Walk is back and is scheduled for Tuesday, May 22nd. The route is the same- the location is the same- it is simply a matter of the residents ensuring the results are the same- Schreiber wins again! For the new residents of our fair community, the Fun Run/Walk is a participation activ- ity organized by the Recreation Directors of the North Shore Communities. The objective is for the towns to get as many of their residents as possible out to walk or run the 1 kilometer route. The Fun Run is on Tuesday, May 22nd from 7:00- 9:00 p.m. and goes form the high school to the public school and back. The © objective is 1,000 participants. It's up to the people of Schreiber to get out and show them why we can't be beat. Sch izoph ren la= the misunderstood disease Schizophrenia is a biochemi- cal disease of the brain. _It is an illness which tends to surface when there is stress and it tends to run in families. It causes changes in one's thinking, percep- tion, mood and behavior. It is not a split or multiple personality, as often confused by the public. Schizophrenia is a serious ill- ness that is more common than most of us think, It is a very mis- understood illness, and this mis- understanding creates, for those affected with schizophrenia and their families, a stigma and a huge burden. I would like to attempt to clar- ify some of the misunderstand- ings associated with schizophre- nia because, those with this ill- ness, and their families need and S ATTENTION Bats re-gripped, baseball uniforms, cresting, lettering, softballs and sporting goods. Contact Frank or Sylvia. Sports World 824-2023 %, x & NYE sepa benefit package is included. C. COMMISSO CHAIRPERSON THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT R.C.S.S. BOARD REQUIRES AN MR. G. MATYS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION P.O. BOX 610 TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO POT 2WO ACCOUNTANT--MANAGER OF FINANCES The Board is seeking a self-motivated, progressive individual. Duties will include all aspects of managing, preparing, controlling and reporting on Board finances, including various types of financial state- ments and helping to prepare budgets, budget control and assisting with long range financial planning. A fully qualified C.A., C.M.A., or C.G.A. with significant experience is preferred, but very substantial progress toward certification (4th. or 5th. level), along with substantial practical experi- ence, is acceptable. First-hand experience and excellent skills with computers is essential. A major responsibility will be further computerization of all accounting processes including accounts payable and receivable and school finances. Experience in public institutions, especially school. boards or the Ministry of Education, or an accounting firm that does school board audits, would be highly desirable. Salary will be very competitive depending on qualifications and experience. A generous fringe The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board's Administration is located in Terrace Bay and has schools from Red Rock to Manitouwadge and north to Nakina. Terrace Bay, which is 2 1/2 hours east of Thunder Bay, is an exceptional northern community with excellent indoor and outdoor recreational facilities and affordable housing. Send applications and complete resume by May 18, by Priority Post to: G. J. MATYS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION deserve support and understand- ing. Approximately 250,000 Canadians suffer from schizophrenia, and many more will develop it at some point in their lives. Worldwide there are about 40 million people who have this illness. Obviously, numbers are not a reason for misunder- standing. Is it possible that we think it is an illness that occurs when one is older? This too, is a poor reason for misunderstanding because it usually hits people between the ages of 15 and 25. This means that one has schizophrenia for many years, not just their last 5- 10 years. One reason our understanding of schizophrenia is minimal, is that there is no known cause or cure for it. Fortunately, it is not the hopeless illness it once was; now supportive therapy and antipsychotic medication have made it possible for schizophren- ics to lead normal lives in their Library Ten resolutions for successful reading at the Terrace Bay Public Library. 1. Read a bestseller 2. Take up a craft 3. Take off those-extra pounds 4. Get fit. 5. Get back to nature. 6. Help save the planet. 7. Plant a garden. 8. Take a trip. 9. Have a laugh. WANTED Waitresses & Cooks Full and part-time positions available immediately. Apply in person at: Birch Motors. Hwy. 17 Schreiber. own communities. Another reason why schizphrenia is poorly under- stood, is that we may be personal- ly fearful of losing our own sani- ty. this is an extremely difficult concept for each of us to handle. We may also fear that schizophre- nia patients are violent. In actual- ity people suffering from mental illness are no more violent than those suffering from cancer or diabetes. Most patients will with- draw and isolate themselves because they are very inhibited and afraid of real life situations. Schizophrenics and their fami- lies need and deserve support and understanding. They don't need the STIGMA;; they already have the illness. Those affected with schizophrenia are human beings, and certainly deserve the right to be treated as such. April 29- May 5: Mental Health Week Rhonda O'Connor, R.N. Mental Health Worker News 10. Read lots of books. Visit the library and pick up our latest selections on these top- ics. It's a great way to start the spring! Bestsellers you'll find: Fiction- The Bourne Ultimatum,by Robert Ludlum; Devices and Desires, by P.D. James; Foucault's Pendulum, by Umberto Eco; Solomon Gursky was here, by Mordecai Richler; September, by Rosamunde Pilcher. Non Fiction- Towards a Just Society, edited by Tom Axworthy and Pierre Trudeau; Megatrends 2000, by John Naisbitt and Patricia Aburdene; A Brief History of Time, by Stephen W. Hawking; Everyday Life, by Jay Ingram. Don't overlook our selections of videos for children and adults. Duck into your library and dive into a good book. and Soccer Programs. Office at: 824-2317. and Recreation Department requires volunteer coaches, umpires and referees for the Minor Ball Interested persons should contact the Recreation Please note that leagues will operate only where there are sufficient volunteers. ~<a 6 ee. ee ET I ne a ee ES SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT REQUIRES VOLUNTEERS The Schreiber Parks The Science of |