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Summer Fun News The Schreiber Sum- mer Fun Staff are still recuperating from the Rainbow Falls camping trip of July. 9 and 10. Twenty children of ages 8 to 12 participated in a weekend involving swimming, scavenger hunts, sport- activities, and a big bon fire sing song. A special note of thanks to those parents having contributed to the success of this camp- ing excursion. " On Friday July 1Sth a trip to Nor-Shore: mines was staged. Lorne Bourke assisted pro- gram leaders in provid- ing an informative and interesting hike. Schreiber Youth have also been enjoying the opportunity of partici- pating in various sports and recreational activi- ties at the recreation complex. All local youth are cordially invited to drop by the complex and join in on the fun. North Shore Sports Fest Attention ~ parents! The North Shore. Rec- reation Directors will be sponsoring a Sports Fest on Wednesday August . 3rd in Manitouwadge. The event will feature soccer, tennis, base- ball and track and field activities. Twenty boys and girls of ages 8 to 10 years can participate in this unique and excit- ing event. Members of the Summer Fun Staff will chaperone / supervise the children throughout the event. For additional informa- tion, please contact Pro- gram Supervisor Kelly McQuire at either 824- 2317 or 824-2983. This is an event your children will not want to miss, so register early. Tot Drop-In The Schreiber Tot Drop-In has been suc- cessful and has at- tracted an average of. twenty tots per ses- sion. Events to date in- clude a hike to cook's lake, afternoon cartoons / films, and an arts and craft session. Any child- ren ages 4 to 8, are wel- come to join in on the fun. Days: Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Time: 2-4 p.m. Location: Schreiber Rec- reation Complex Cost: FREE (minimal costs for certain special . activities) Caramat Community Theatre The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Com- mittee will be present- ing the Caramat Com- munity Theatre on Saturday, August 6th, 7:00 p.m. This amateur theatre group is com- prised of people ages 6 to 40 years, and stages a series of short skits and entertaining songs. This is a family event you will - not want to miss. Listen to CFNO, and watch the newspaper and local posters for additional in- formation. League standings are as follows: Krause - 12 wins, 5 losses, GF 181, GA 138, points 24; Morgan - 10 wins, 7 losses, GF 167, GA 138, 20 points; Trichilo 4 Hearing assessments for pre-school kids As hearing loss is often associated with the aging process, few peo- ple consider the im- portance that hearing plays in the growth pro- cess of young children. The Hospital for Sick Children's Mobile Hear- ing Clinic is dedicated to detecting hearing loss in young children so that they can reach their fullest potential. Speech sounds are made by repeating what the child hears others saying to him. Even a slight hearing impair- ment can make a drastic difference in a child's ability to develop good language skills. There are basically two types of hearing im- pairments which can re- duce a child's ability to understand what is hap- pening in the world around him or her. One type is usually a tem- porary one and affects the middle ear. It can DO. YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO DESERVES THE JUNIOR CITIZEN AWARD ? Ontario's Community Newspapers and CP Air, co-ordinator and patron of the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program are seeking entries for 1983. Recipients will _re- ceive a Junior Citizen lapel pin, plaque, $200 and 4 family picture with the Lieu- tenant Governor of Ontario. Nomination forms are available at this news- paper. usually be treated with medication or a very simple operation. The other is a nerve-type hearing impairment which affects the inner ear and is usually per- manent. This type of hearing impairment can- not be cured but can often be helped by the. use of hearing aids. The Mobile Hearing Clinic provides the ser- vices of an audiologist who is an individual with advanced university training in problems as- sociated with hearing impairments and hear- ing aids. Also provided are the visiting ser- vices of an ear, nose and throat specialist who is a medical doctor who has advanced training in dealing with ear, nose and throat problems. The Clinic is interest- ed in testing children from the ages of three months to four years about whom there is a suspicion of hearing The smart buyers } shop the Want Ads first. GLAD TO 'MIEETCHN The most buyers meet the best sellers in the Want Ads. loss. Parents should be concerned about their child's hearing ability if: -- a three month old does not startle to a loud sound -- a one year old does not repeat some of the sounds made around him or her -- a two year old cannot repeat phrases without looking at the speakers' lips --a four year old cannot carry out two simple in- structions in a row. Location: Terrace Bay Dates: July 21-22 Sponsored by: Kins- men Club of Thunder Bay For appointments contact: Thunder Bay and District Health Unit (807) 824-2832 Terrace Bay 'Jewne Cinema : 825-3771 If you thought the night before was funny, wait till you see Wed. 20, Thurs. 21, Fri. 22, Sat. 23 SIMOWREEVES/ LANDSBURG PRODUCTIONS AND ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE INC pig the next day. "Ths Hhee Day. Present BOB CLARK'S PORKY'S I: THE NEXT Day Executive Producers MELVIN SIMON. HAROLD GREENBERG and ALAN LANDSBURG Sunday Matinee 1:00 p.m. BILLION DOLLAR HOBO Sun. 24, Mon. 25, Tues. 26 A WALTER WOOD Production A HAL NEEDHAM Film JIM NABORS PARKER STEVENSON and LON! ANDERSON Se. Produced by HANK MOONIEAN Music by AL CAPPS 220tbtemeeet BURT REYNOLDS "STROKER ACE" NED BEATTY Screenplay by HUGH WILSON and HAL NEEDHAM Dwected by HAL NEEDHAM Sunday 8:30 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. 8:00 p.m. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 19, 1983, page 9 Schreiber Recreation News wins, 14 losses, GF 113, GA 188, 8 points. Fit Five News The Fitness. Ontario Fit Five program. con- tinues to be a popular and beneficial personal fitness program for local residents. Should you presently not be enrol- led in this Free person- al fitness program, then drop by the Recreation Complex and pick up a Level One pamphlet. Congratulations to the following individuals for their success within the program, and to all other successful _parti- cipants: Linda William- son level 3; Wally Mal- colm Level 3; Linda Costa level 4. -Swim Program News Attention~ parents! Registration for the second session of Swim lessons concludes Thursday July 21, at the Recreation Office. Pa- rents are strongly en- couraged to register by this date, otherwise children or adults cannot participate in lessons. Mom and Tots pro- gtam and Adult Lessons will be offered in addi- tion to regular les- sons. For further infor- mation please contact either the Recreation Of- fice or members of the summer swim staff. Senior Ball Hockey League play on Tues- day July 12th saw the Dan Krause Team cap- ture first place by con- secutive victories of scores 12 to 11 and 11 to 7. Mark Campbell and Doug Davis combined excellent passing and devastating shots in leading their team to these important victor- 1es. Mixed Adult Softbail The Schreiber Mixed Adult Softball League has recently expanded to six teams with the introduction of the "Voyageur Delights". League games are play- ed. on Friday evenings 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the High School Base- ball Diamond. This non- competitive league fea- tures local baseball buffs stumbling, laugh- ing and bluffing their ways through baseball games. Come out and enjoy the fun. A final league tour- nament has been plan- ned for August 25th, 26th, 27th, 1983. All league teams will be competing for the covet- ed first place awards. More information to-fol- low. Bad News The Red Rider Con- cert of Saturday July 30, to have been held at the Schreiber Arena has been cancelled. To those looking forward to this concert, the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee expresses their sincerest apolo- gies. Roller Skating The Schreiber Sum- mer Roller Skating pro- gram began Monday July 11th. All roller skaters are reminded that Friday, July 15th 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. is free' night with brochure coupon. Roller Ska will feature top 40 ape music, concession booth, games room and a roller skating referee. Come out and enjoy the fun. Better Light Fiuorescent lights are about . four times as efficient as incan- descent light bulbs. Harmless Film The film that forms on opened bottles of olives is harmless and does not affect the olives. Honey Crystals If honey stored in the refrig- erator has granulated, place the jar in.a pan of warm water until the crystals have disappeared and the honey has reliquified. as low as FREE ESTIMATES Complete Collision & Paint Centre Complete refinish for cars and light duty trucks. including Gravel Guard. Additional charge for Rust repair and Collision Repair. BONUS: 10% discount on all retail GM body parts requiring replacement. . ' Closet Helpers Take advantage of space-sav- ing closet accessories. 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