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Ist Annual No Contact Hockey Tournament This coming week- end, February Sth and 6th, eight teams will be participating in the ist Annual No Contact Hockey Tournament, at the Terrace Bay Mem- orial Arena. Pay TV... continued from page 1 firm's third genera- tion of spacecraft. The satellite was carried into orbit by the Space Shuttle in its flight last fall. The satellite was carried in the Shuttle's cargo bay and launched into an orbit 35,887 kilo- metres above the earth's surface. The satellite cost $30 million to build and was constructed by Hughes Aircraft in California with the co-operation of Spar Aerospace in To- ronto. The actual flight on the Shuttle cost $10 million. The six metre high communications satellite has been des- cribed as looking like a chrome garbage can - with its lid open. Anik is the first of three of the new generation of Cana- dian satellites going into space. Anik C2 is plan- ned to be launched in April and Anik C1 is planned for 1984. The new satellites are considerably stronger in signal than their pre- decessors. The stronger signals can be received The tournament be- gins Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and continues until 10:00 p.m. On. Sunday the action begins at 8:00 a.m. The consolation fi- nal is scheduled for 12:00 noon on Sunday. The Championship final is scheduled for 2:00 by ordinary roof-top re- ception dishes if the individual buyer wants to pay several thousand dollars to purchase one. According to Larken Keewin, the president of the National Research Council, Anik C3 is the most powerful domestic communications pack- age ever placed in space. Anik is capable of handling 32 colour tele- vision broadcasts and more than 21,000 voice and data communica- tions simultaneously. "It is no accident that this is the most advanc- ed non-military satellite of its type in, or above, the world. This is ele- gant technology. It is also a paying proposi- tion. Yesterday's scien- tific enterprise is to- day's commercial enter- prise."' "*Canadians have demonstrated a forward- looking panache in con- verting orbital mechan- ics into soaring share prices. Ours in fact, was the first domestic com- munications satellite network that paid its own way." Terrace Bay "/owne Cruema '825-3771 ree: | Wed. 2 SUMMER IOVERS It's one summer you'll never forget. A RANDAL KLEISER Production "SUMMER LOVERS" Starring PETER GALLAGHER. DARYL HANNAH, VALERIE QUENNESSEN. Co'Starring BARBARA RUSH, CAROLE COOK. Music Score by BASIL POLEDOURIS. Qpasemaiarg Thu. 3 : Fri.4 Sat. 5 When Jackie Gleason told his son he could have any present he wanted, he picked the most outrageous gift of all... Richard Pryor. JACKIE GLEASON RICHARD PRYO pamewray METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER Presents A JERRY WEINTRAUB PRODUCTION "DINER" STEVE GUTTENBERG - DANIEL STERN- MICKEY ROURKE- KEVIN BACON - TIMOTHY DALY ELLEN BARKIN " ;ecutive Producer MARK JOHNSON Produced by JERRY WEINTRAUB Showtimes... 'Mon.-Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. 8:00 p.m. Sunday 8:36 p.m. 7 as p.m. on Sunday. Pre- sentation of awards takes place at 4:00 p.m. The tournament will provide fine entertain- ment, so please drop by. Day Break Program This program is in- tended to reach the ladies of our community who need a "break" for 1% to 2 hours per week. The program will intro- duce the ladies to active and passive activities, and will work in con- junction with the Mom & Me program. Mom & Me has a few vacancies for children and for pa- rents who are willing to assist. We are con- sidering offering a baby- sitting service for the participants of the '"Day Break" program only. If you would like to. take advantage of this op- portunity, please call and indicate your inter- est. The length of the program will be 8 weeks and the cost is to be determined. If you have a particular hobby or skill you can offer to the group, please let us know. Call 3542 for more information. 1983 Recreation Mem- Memberships are on sale at the recreation of- fice. The price for family or single full member- ship still remains the same, $48.00 per year. We also have single activity memberships available. Call for fur- ther information. Beginners Chinese We would like to offer an afternoon ccurse in Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 2, 1983, page 9 Terrace Bay Recreation News Beginner's Chinese Cooking, for a total of 6 weeks. If there is enough interest shown we will offer this pro- gram on Wednesday af- ternoon. Please call 3542 to indicate your inter- est. Program Openings We still have open- ings in the following courses. If you are int- erested, please call and register today: Kids Krafts - starting Monday, February 7th Racquetball Instruction - Youths - sometime in March Effective Public Speak- img - Saturday, March Sth Training Your Dog - Saturday, March 12th Bazaars - Fund Raising with Foods and Crafts - Thursday, March 17th, NO CHARGE Advanced Chinese Breadmaking ~ Fri. Cooking - Thursday, February 18th and Sat. February 10th, starting February 19th, NO _ if enough registration CHARGE received --s VETERINARY _ CLINIC Dr. Benz of the Highview Animal Clinic will be in Terrace Bay Wednesday, Feb. 16th (One Day Only) in the Legion Hall For appointments call PAM JONES AT 825-3714 Yrnnoirceur1g FIG'S STEREOS ARE GOING UP... - UPSTAIRS THAT IS...AND PRICES ARE COMING DOWN. DROP BY OUR NEW STEREO Ss 2 QSastsis SHOWROOM AND GET IN ON THE OPENING SPEICALS. FROM WHARFEDALE CERWIN-VEGA Plus The Brand New Straight From Japan To You G. FIGLIOMENI & SONS INC. \ SCHREIBER 824-2283 -- 824-2443 ' tS