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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 4, 1983 New Low-cost insurance designed so you can afford permanent protection today. Mary Cashmore 46 Parkway PI. Box 893 Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 Get your life in shape. Schreiber... continued'from page 7 The program will pro- vide information, demonstrations and best of all your own indivi- dual training program. For additional infor- mation please contact the Recreation Co-ordi- nator at 824-2317. Schreiber Fitness Week The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment in conjunction with the North Shore Rec- reation Directors As- sociation and the Cana- dian Parks and Recrea- tion Association is proud to be offering the Schreiber Fitness Week. . TERRACE BAY is hosting the SOCIAL EVENING CONVENTION on Saturday, May 14, 1983, Registration at 9:00 a.m. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ONTARIO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY DISTRICT NO. 14 ANNUAL CONVENTION Friday, May 13, 1983 at the Lake Superior High School. ALL WELCOME -- NO CHARGE -- REFRESHMENTS Meetings 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Including lunch and coffee etc. in the morning and afternoon (covered in the Registration Fee.) Any questions, please call: Peter Monks 825-9361 (evenings) VW $10.00 per person This unique community event will be staged from May 16 to May 19, 1983, and includes a host of interesting rec- reational activities. Highlighted below are details of the four days encompassing the Schreiber Fitness Week. Monday, May 16 Fun Run © buttons for partici- pants *treats for under ten ¢ 1 mile distance, par- ticipants can run, walk, bike ¢ from High School to Public School and back ¢ 7:00 to 8:30 Tuesday, May 17 Food - Nutrition Day © community bake sale ¢ nutritional information ® nutrition - food class- es * nutritional food snacks ® prizes Wednesday, May 18 Fitness Day © personal fitness test- children ing ¢ FREE aerobic dance ° fitness information ¢ junior sports © senior ball hockey Thursday, May 19 Family Day © spaghetti supper © live entertainment ¢ door prizes Additional informa- tion and details can be found in the Spring Bro- chure, and at the Rec- reation Office. Drummond Street Playground During the weekend of May 20-23, 1983, the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee in co-operation with lo- cal groups will be con- structing and officially Bring You The | During the month of May, Terry will also include one game | cassette, free of charge. TERRY'S SIGHT & SOUND ® Our 16-K Standard Now Oniy $349 Compare the price with some of the other brand name computers with only 4-K capability. opening the Drummond Street Playground. This Municipal Park will feature a multi-pur- pose wooden play- ground structure, pic- nic benches, a sandbox and other play areas. Come on out and give us a hand. Your assist- ance and co-operation will be appreciated. Schreiber Minor Base- ball The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment will be offering a minor baseball program to Schreiber Youth during late spring and early summer. Regis- tration forms will soon be circulated to school children. The baseball program however re- quires volunteers for coaching and certain executive functions. A general meeting has set for Wednesday May 11 at the Schreiber Rec- reation Complex Art Room from 7:00 to 8:30 p-m. All parents and interested individuals are encouraged to at- tend. For additional infor- mation please contact the recreation office at 824-2317. Schreiber Scribbles by WINNIE CAMPBELL Welcome to Schreiber Pat and Devona Lei- sander from Rossport. On Tuesday, April 26, the Grade Eight class of Holy Angels School held a Tea in conjunction with Education Week. Entertainment was pro- vided by the Grade Two class and the Senior Choir. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Pina Com- misso and Mrs. Vene- ziano. The Draw was won by Edith Figlio- meni. Grade Eight would like to thank the parents and friends who attended the Tea and made it a success. A baby shower was held at Mrs. Linda Costa's for baby Bryan Levigne. Helping were Tammy Mineau and Mrs. Adrienne Levigne. A delicious lunch was served and many gifts were received. Welcome back from Tuscon to Mrs. and Mrs. Norman McCuaig and to Barbara Ann McLaugh- lin. Mrs. Joanne Landry and Keith from Cartier were visitors to the Thi- beaults. Happy 39th birthday to Lorraine Huard. A lovely cake was served by her Mom and fa- mily. On Thursday, April 28, Mrs. Sarrinen pre- sented the Cancer Society's Twenty Five Year Pin to Mrs. Winnie Campbell, Mrs. Beth McAdam, Dorothy Rum- mery, and Annie Niemi. Following the presenta- tion a lunch was ser- ved. Mrs. Sarrinen is the new President for the Schreiber Cancer So- ciety. Mrs. Ives Henri, Past President, thanked the Ladies for a job well done. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell Sr. have re- turned from their va- cation in Mexico. Mrs. Georgina Davis and Mrs. Dora Weaver presided for the meeting of Ruby Rebecca Lodge on Wednesday, April 27, in the Chimo Club. The meeting was pre- ceeded by a Pot Luck Supper. Routine busi- ness was attended to. Mrs. Weaver reported for the Sick and Visiting Committee. A donation of $25.00 was given to the Cancer Society in Schreiber. Following the meeting the members enjoyed a social time playing Whist followed by a lunch of left-overs from the supper. Our Deepest Sym- pathy to Mr. Charles Boon and families on the death of Eleanor, a wonderful wife and mo- ther. Father Peter Groulx has returned from his vacation in Florida. Father Estok filled in while Father Peter was away. Our congratulations to all who worked so hard to keep the Schreiber High School open. Letter... continued from page 8 money and to seek out another school to close? -The question is hypothetical but the possibility is there, especially when the thinking of this group of five trustees is seen in a clear light. Perhaps, if there is concern about this issue or any other matters pertaining to the operations of the Lake Superior Board of Education, you would contact the under- signed. CORE would be willing to convene an evening meeting to which the Manitou- wadge Trustees would be invited to answer the questions of the Community. In the meantime CORE will continue to monitor the activities of the Lake Superior Board of Education. Alex Eymann for CORE (Committee On Responsible Education) Terrace Bay Mill Longlac Woodlands SL aa aN a ee ONTARIO NURSES ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONAL NURSING More than bedpans and needles NURSES WEEK May 2nd to 6th "NURSES CARE" We take this opportunity to thank our company occu- pational health nurses for their dedication to the well- being of our employees. KIMBERLY-CLARK or canapa, ttp. PULP AND FOREST PRODUCTS OPERATIONS eS