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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 7, 1983 Schreiber Recreation News Ball Hockey News On Tuesday, August 30, the Schreiber Senior Ball Hockey playoffs be- gan. The under dog team captained by Frank Trichilo used quick passes, team work and solid defense. in drop- ping the Rick Morgan team by a two game total score of 21 to 7. The championship two game series pitted the Trichilo squad against the heavily fa- vored Krause squad, winners of the regular season league. First game action was wide open end to end play, with a final score of 10 to 8 in favor of the Krause team. After a much needed rest the teams returned to the ice for the second and deter- mining game. Solid de- fense and strong team play was demonstrat- ed by both squads. This game was won by the Trichilo squad 6 to 5 but when combining with two game total goals the Krause squad won 15 to 14. Congratulations to the following players, Dan Krause, Mark Camp- bell, Doug Davis, Bruce Martin, Don O'Connor, Fred Figliomeni, Mike Holland, Kevin O'Dris- coss, Kevin Duguay. Not present Dave Gil- jen and Dom Com- misso. Pre Season Hockey School Attention area minor hockey players and coaches. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department in conjunc- tion with Confederation College, Fitness On- tario and Hockey On- tario are staging a pre- season "Dry Land"' Hockey School. This school has been de- signed for both coaches (parent volunteers) and, players. The coach will have the opportunity of learning how to help his players get in better condition and improve their. hockey skills. The player will enjoy going through a series of var- ied and interesting ses- sions. Date: September 9th, 7-10 p.m. Coaches September 10th, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 'Coaches and Player Ses- sion Saturday sessions in- clude weight training, circuit training, stretch- ing ball hockey and fit- ness training. Registra- tion is at the Schreiber Recreation Office by September 7, 1983. For additional informa- tion please contact the Recreation Office at 824- 2317. Broomball News Attention Broomball players! Any Schreiber residents interested in playing broomball are encouraged to attend a broombal organiza- tional meeting Monday, September 12, 7:00 p.m. at the Recreation Com- plex Meeting Room. Broomball times for the 1983-84 arena season are as follows: Monday 8:45 to 9:45 Thursday 10:00 to 11:00 .m For further informa- tion contact either Richard Saindon 824- 2605 or the Recreation Office. Ringette News Any girls ages 14 to 17 interested in playing Ringette are encour- aged to contact Shannon Riley as soon as possi- . ble. Ringette ice times for the 1983/84 arena - season are as follows: Monday 7:30 to 8:30, Sunday 11:30 to 12:30 p.m. Arena "Schedule Open- ings Please note that there are still openings in the 1983/1984 arena schedule. Should any local group be interested in acquiring additional ice time, or should a group want ice time for recreational hockey please contact the rec- reation office. Calligraphy This course has some- thing to offer the begin- ners and more experien- ced student and includes practical working in writing, lettering and il- luminating besides de- signing with varied styles of calligraphy. The student will be in- troduced to some art history and exciting colour work. Bring felt 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. FREE ESTIMATES $395°° pup} * sa CHEVROLET OLOSMOBILE PONTIAC BUICK {_ SPADONI ' Limited Time Offer We specialize in Miracryl, Acrylic Enamel Paint Jobs. COME IN TODAY!!! SPADONI BROS. Your GM Dealer Serving the North Shore 824-2244 markers, coloured inks, and water colours. Cal- ligraphy kits will be available at the work- shop. The course runs Saturday, September 24, 1983 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Deadline to register is September 16. Please contact the Recreation Office for more information and to register. Paper Tole Workshop for Beginners and Ad- vanced Students Paper Tole is an old art dating back to the 18th, 19th century Eu- rope. It is a three di- mensional picture creat- ed by cutting three or more identical prints and layering them to- gether using silicone. The student will be cut- ting each print apart in a different manner and sculpting and layering to produce a dimensional effect. Materials for the "workshop will be avail- able at the course. Ad- vanced students, if time allows will learn to fea- ther an owl and also learn to paper tole flor- als. The course 'takes place Saturday, Octo- ber 1, 1983 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Deadline to register is September 24, 1983. For more in- formation please contact the recréation office at 824-2317. Relaxation Workshop Relaxation is the foun- dation for optimum phy- sical,. emotional and spiritual health. By at- tending this workshop you will learn simple relaxation techniques that can be used at home, at work or any- where and at any time. Many new methods of relaxation will be pre- sented and you can adapt them to.suit your lifestyles. The in- structions are stimulat- ing, fun and very practi- cal. Throughout the day you will know how to relax! You will feel con- fident that being a bet- ter person is within your gtasp. The workshop takes place Saturday, a November 5 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, 1:00° to 5:00 p.m. To regis- ter please contact the recreation office. Fall Program The 1983 Fall Pro- gram will be finalized within this week. Should anyone have any fur- ther suggestions or recommendations, please contact the rec- reation office at 824- 2317 today! Fall programs will be as follows: Youth Drop In, Tot Drop In, Youth Gymnastics, Ladies Aerobics, Mixed Aero- bics, Jazz Ballet Dan- ce, Youth Weight Train- ing, Mom and Me, Women Weight Train- ing, Basic Photo- graphy, Basic Sew- ing, Belly Dancing, Calligraphy, Paper Tole, Relaxation Workshop, Badminton, Adult Vol- leyball, Bread Dough Art and much more. Make certain to receive your copy of the Fall Brochure. Bread Doug Art A Bread Dough Art Course can be offered if sufficient interest is shown. The course will run sometime before the new year. Please contact the recreation office for more information. Fit Five Update Congratulations to the following Fit Five parti- cipants for successful completion of levels within the Fit Five pro- gram. Coleen Glad - Level One Shannon Riley - Level Two Linda Williamson - Level Three Off-season use in Pukaskwa National BMX Results On Friday, Sept. 2, the Schreiber Parks and ecreation Department and the Schreiber Green Staff staged a BMX race, only three partici- pants entered due to the morning's sign of bad weather. 1st place - Aron Le- mieux - 3 minutes 22 seconds 2nd place - Mark Fig- liomeni - 3 minutes 44 seconds / 3rd Place - Mike Spe- ziale - 4 minutes 2 seconds The Department will stage another race Sun- day, Sept. 11, 1983, stay tuned for more informa- tion. NEXT WEEK: ARENA SCHEDULE, FALL PROGRAM UPDATE. Park -- Fall has many advan- tages for the campers, hikers, and canoeists of Pukaskwa National Park. Not only are fall colours spectacular and cool lake breezes re- freshing, but the park is quiet. Off-season use is low; few people are in the campgrounds or hik- Time: 4:00 p.m. REGISTRATION z for FALL/WINTER 1983-84 OFF CAMPUS COURSES in Terrace Bay Date: Tuesday, September 13, 1983 Place: St. Martin School, Library For further information please contact our Off-Campus Representative: - Mr. Brian Peters Tel. 824-2553 or 825-3255 (school) 825-3505 (home) Proposed Course Offerings (subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructors) Education 5535 - Politics in Education (Fall Term) Instructor: D. Deiseach Lakehead li University ing the trails and canoe- ing the lake. It is a peaceful place to enjoy a fall day. An additional bonus is that there are usually fewer biting in- sects, as well as peo- ple. For those interested in viewing Pukaskwa National Park this fall and winter, here are a few things to note. The Kiosk and Visitor Cen- tre close September 5. From September 5 to October 2, a self-regis- tration system will be used in the camp- grounds. There will be no charge for day use. Backcountry users should register at the booth outside the Visit- or Centre. After October 2, camping will be free, but only minimal sup- port facilities will be available. The camp- ground road will not be plowed this winter, but Pukaskwa will be_open to those interested in skiing, snowshoeing and winter camping. Have a happy Off- Season visit! Pukaskwa National Park Staff New Low-cost insurance desic1ed so you can afford permanent protec ion today. Mary Cashmore Get your life in shape. Terrace Bay, Ont. 825 9152