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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 Schreiber Recreation News Drummond Park Play- ground During the weekend of May 20-23 the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee will be constructing and installing a multi-pur- pose playground struc- ture at the Drummond Street Park (near ceme- tery). This playground structure will feature climbing apparatus, a tire swing, slide and other fund elements. Anyone interested in assisting in this unique community project is welcome to drop by and lend us a hand. Your support will be most ap- preciated. An official opening of the Playground will take place Monday, May 23rd at 4:00 p.m. at the new playground. Treats will be available for the children..See you there. Recreation Programs The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment is offering a num- ber of spring and Spring/summer Recrea- tion programs. A spring brochure has been cir- culated to all area resi- dents. If you have not yet received your own copy, please drop in at the Recreation Office today. Junior Sports (Arena) This youth program features volleyball, in- door soccer, badminton, frisbee and other sports. Admission is free and open to children ages 5 and over. Come out and join the fun!! Tuesday 6-7 p.m., Thursday 6-7 p.m., Saturday 1-4 p.m. Junior Ball Hockey (Arena) Excellent exercise and lots of fun!! Boys ages 14 and under are enc- ouraged to participate in this fast action sport ac- tivity. Players must wear running shoes, hockey gloves and bring their own hockey stick. Monday 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday 6-8 p.m. Senior Ball Hockey (Arena) The. Senior Ball Hockey is attracting an average of thirty parti- cipants per session. A league will soon be formed in response to this excellent interest and participation. Any males ages 15 and over interested in some good exercise and some- thing "else to do', come on out and join in on the fun. Players must wear running shoes, hockey gloves, and bring their own. hockey stick. Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 7-9 p.m. Train Your Dog This workshop is de- signed for the person interested in obedience training for his or her To The People of Terrace Bay and Surrounding Communities We would like to thank everyone for the sincere respect and love you have shown for Bill during his brief illness and passing. The beautiful flowers, letters, cards: all the baking and dinners; con- tributions to The McCausland Hospital, Blood Bank, and Cancer Society; Mass cards; your visits and phone calls; the ladies who served coffee at the house; Doctors and Nurses of The McCausland Hospital; King Funeral Home; to anyone who helped us in any way get through this most difficult time, we thank you" again. Sincerely, Marlene, Ken and Terry Hanley THANK-YOU BOON -- The family of the late Eleanor Boon wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation, the kindness and support extended to them during the loss of their Dear Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Our sincere thanks go to our relatives and friends. To Dr. Wilkes and the nursing staff of The McCausland Hospital. To Father Pottie, Father Groulx and Holy Angels Choir. To the pallbearers and honourary pall- bearers. The King Funeral Home. Our thanks go to those friends and relatives who came from out of town. For the many phone calls, mass cards, sympathy cards and donations made to The Heart Fund, Cancer Society, the floral tributes, for the meals sent to our homes, baking and food. Sincere thanks to the staff of the Voyageur Restaurant and Birchwood Terrace staff. Last but not least to the wonderful friends who assisted in so many ways at the house. Your thought- fulness and kindness will always be remembered. God Bless All, The Boon Family dog. It will include demonstrations, two training periods with the participants dog, and information handouts. Step by step procedures will be covered on train- ing your dog to heel, sit, come when called, etc. Dogs should be at least six months old and need not be registered. Those who have already par- ticipated ina basic dog obedience course could begin intermediate work. The course takes place Saturday, May 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To register contact the recreation office at 824-2317. First Aid A St. John's Ambu- lance First Aid Course will be offered during the evenings of June 5, 7, 8, 9, 1983. Course in- structor Dennis John will be announcing spe- cific times and course location within the next week. The last course proved to be a tremen- dous success, with all participants enjoying an educating and informa- tive course. For addi- tional information con- tact the Recreation Of- fice or Dennis John. Basic Photography The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment will be offering a Basic Photography Course. This course is for anyone interested in learning the basic fun- damentals of photo- graphy. Course content will include photograph- ic technique, camera care and equipment, film processing and other helpful hints. Watch the newspaper and listen to CFNO for details. Youth Group The Schreiber Youth Group has a weekend of exciting recreation acti- vities in store for the youth of Schreiber. On Saturday, May 21 at the Recreation Complex Community Hall from 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. All youth ages 18 and under are cordially in- vited to attend a live matinee concert per- formed by the "New- comers." This band fea- tures good dancing mu- sic and entertainment you will not forget. On Sunday, May 22, 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Schreiber Public School gymnasium, the Youth Group is sponsor- ing afternoon movies for youth ages 7 to 14. The movies featured are The Three Stooges and Tron. Popcorn and pop will be served. All parents or individuals interested in 8999999 89090199000090000 assisting in the program are encouraged to con- tact the Recreation Co- ordinator. at 824-2317. Your support will be most helpful and appre- ciated. High School Baseball Diamond Schedule All Schreiber resi- dents are to take note of the Baseball Diamond Schedule. This sched- ule takes effect Monday, May 23, 1983. A regu- lar "weekly" Baseball Diamond Schedule will appear in this column encompassing the three Schreiber Baseball Dia- monds. Until the schools are still having classes, they have first right to the use of diamonds. During the summer and on weekends, unless otherwise stated, dia- monds can be used on a first come basis. A re- minder to all users to , help keep our diamonds clean and in good or- der. Your co-opera- tion is appreciated. Monday 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p-m. Men's Fastpitch Tuesday 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p-m. Women's Softball Wednesday 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Men's Fast- pitch Thursday 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Angels Friday 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Mixed Adult Saturday 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mixed Adult Sunday 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Angels Let's have a summer of baseball fun. and ex- citement! Ladies Softball Attention all women softball enthusiasts! The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Dept. is of- fering a "recreational" (non-competitive) wo- men's basketball pro- gram. It promises fun, Age: 16 and over Times: Tuesday evenings, 6:30 to 8:30 Starts: Tuesday, May 24, 1983 Location: Schreiber High School Baseball Diamond Register: Recreation Of- fice Mixed Adult Softball Want to enjoy a sociable evening, a 'recreational slowpitch baseball'? Tired of competitive fastpitch softball? Well, the Schreibr Parks and Rec- reation Dept. is offering the program meeting these requirements and also of providing a new and exciting adult rec- reational program; Mix- ed Adult Softball Age: 18 and over Times: Friday evenings, 6:30 to 9:00 Starts: Friday, May 27, 1983 Location: Schreiber High School Baseball Diamond Register: Recreation Of- fice Township Hats Official Township Hats are now available. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee is selling these attractive baseball hats for pur- poses of raising funds for the purchase of a multi-purpose wooden playground structure. The hats will be sold from the Recreation Of- fice and at local stores. Schreiber Milers Club Due to the success of last summer's 100 Mile Club, the Parks and Recreation Dept. is hap- py to announce the "*Schreiber Milers Club."' The concept of recording the distances you as an individual walks or jogs throughout the summer has not changed. However, the program has been ex- exercise and an enjoy- able social outing. CARD OF THANKS LAWSON - The family of the late Charlotte M. Lawson wish to express their deep appreciation to all relatives, friends and neighbours who were so kind and generous to us at the time of her passing. We would especially like to thank the grandchildren and great grandchildren who served as pallbearers, the A.C.W. of St. John's Anglican Church for the lovely lunch they provided after the service, and the Rev. Tim Delaney, for conducting the service, Dr. Wilkes who was so kind and caring during this trying time, nurses and staff of The McCausland Hospital, Nancy Wilson and Barb Lalonde of the Home Care Program, all those who made contributions to St. John's Memorial Fund, The McCausland Hospital Memorial Fund and to all those who sent cards, flowers and gifts of food. panded to allow indivi- duals to apply miles jog- ged this summer for the 1984 summer and so forth. The program is based on a_self-administered approach, whereby you phone in or bring in weekly results every Fri- day at the Recreation Office (824-2317). We will supply you with a participation log. The Schreiber Milers Club members progress will be announced in the Terrace . Bay-Schreiber News, and will be post- ed on the Club Progress chart at the Recreation Complex. Fit Fivers can use their walking and/or jogging for their Fit Five levels. 100 miles - T-shirt 200 miles - Certificate 300 miles - Certificate 500 miles - Certificate 1000, miles - Medal For additional infor- mation please contact the Recreation Office at 824-2317. < Fabulous Foto Contest Attention all local photographers. The Canadian Parks and Recreation Association is sponsoring a "Fabu- lous Fitnic Foto" con- test in conjunction with the National Physical Activity Week of May 15 to 23, 1983. The Schrei- ber Parks and Recrea- tion Dept. is sponsoring a "Schreiber Fitness Week" from May 16 to 19, and furthermore will be constructing a play- ground at the Drummond Street Site from May 20-23. Photo-: graphers. are encourag- ed to come out and catch Schreiber residents in action. Categories for this contest include: family fun, special mo- ments, participation, picnics. Prizes to be awarded, compliments of CPRA to national winnets. For entry forms and additional information please contact the rec- reation co-ordinator at 824-2317. Tennis Court News Attention all tennis enthusiasts!! The Schreiber community tennis courts will soon be ready for public use. Certain renovations and repair work must be completed prior to this opening. A "Tennis Club" meeting has been set for Wednesday, May 25, 7:00 p.m. at the Schrei- ber Recreation Complex Meeting Room. Any- one interested in form- ing a tennis club is en- couraged to attend this important meeting. The future of the existing tennis courts will also be discussed at this time. Fit Five The Recreation De- partment has been able to enjoy tremendous success with the Fitness Ontario "Fit Five" per- sonal fitness program. Schreiber residents in- volved in this program record their participa- tion in fitness-oriented recreation activities, and upon completing a level are rewarded a certifi- cate for their efforts. Congratulations to Wally Macolm for com- pleting his Fit Five Level 2 and to all other suc- cessful Fit Fivers. Keep up the good work. Lions Club Dance The Terrace Bay - Schreiber Lions Club is staging a Victoria Week- end Dance on Saturday, May 21 at the Recrea- tion Complex Commun- ity Hall. A special fea- ture of this dance is an afternoon matinee con- cert for youth ages 18 and under from 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Admis- sion is free to the ma- tinee and the Schreiber Youth Group will be serving pop and chips. The dance features the '"'Newcomers" which promises to be good dancing and excellent entertainment. Schreiber Minor Base- ball The Schreiber Parks and Recreation' Depart- ment "Minor Baseball Program" will be start- ing during the week of May 23 to 27, 1983. The final date for player registration is Wednes- day, May 18. A remin- der to all parents that a baseball registra- tion has been set for Wednesday, May 18, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Schreiber Recreation Complex office corridor. Divisions are as follows: T-Ball boys and girls 5-7 years Tykes boys 8-10 years Tykes girls 8-10 years Juniors boys 11-13 years Juniors girls 11-15 years Seniors boys 14-17 years This year players can continued on page 11 FVVDHH9H999909109-0989109 9909000000009 SHHOHHHHHHHHHCHHHHTNHHHITHHHDDOCH ONE, THANK YOU Kinsmen Club of Schreiber wish to thank the residents and businesses of Schreiber and Rossport for their financial support in the Mother's Day C.F. Telethon. od 99999990999 0090000099 and neighbours. and son, FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT LAWSON--Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Lawson, 92, of 222 Columbia St., Schreiber, who died on Wednesday, May 4, 1983, were conducted Saturday morning in St. John's Anglican Church by the Rev. Tim Delaney, attended by family, friends Pallbearers were Tim Lawson, grandson, Bruce, Joseph and Nikolai Pelto, Randy Mikus and Brian Nesbitt, great-grandsons. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Isabelle Mercier, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawson, Agnes, Donald and Alexander, of Thunder Bay; Mrs. Ruby Townsend, Pat Townsend and Eric Korum of Prince George, B.C.; Mrs. Vivian Axelson, of Geraldton, Ontario; Mrs. Ellen Smith Gene of Edmonton, Raymond Potvin of Windsor, Ont.; Mrs. Sara Mikus, Bonnie and Leah of Wawa, Ontario; Mrs. Irene Mikus and Roy of White River, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pelto, of Nipigon, Ont. Alberta; Mrs.