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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 16, 1983 Schreiber Recreation News The Recreation De- partment is now begin- ning to organize the 1984. Winter Program (January to March). The program will include the following: e Aerobic Dance (af- ternoon and evening) © Jazz Ballet Dance © Music Lessons e Youth Gymnastics © Mom and Me © Women's Weight Training © Confederation Col- lege Courses © Computer Course © Word Processing Course e And Others -- Should you have any ideas or suggestions, please contact the Rec- reation Co-ordinator at 824-2317. Additional de- tails will soon be made available. Stay Tuned! Musical Instrument Les- sons Good news!!- The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department is making plans to offer to any interested indi- viduals musical instru- ment lessons. Lessons can include piano, gui- tar, accordian and even vocal instruction. It is most important for those individuals interested in such a program, to con- tact the Recreation Of- fice (824-2317) imme- diately. Experience, age and interest can all be accommodated. Your in- terest is appreciated. Youth Gymnastics Good news!! The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department will be offering a Youth Gymnastics program for children ages 4 to 10 years. If interested in enrolling your son/ daughter then please contact the Recreation Office. Christmas Break Pro- gram Get ready for the fun and excitement!! The Recreation Depart- ment will be offering an action-packed Christ- mas Break program for local youth. Here is a sneak preview of just a few activities. e Children's Christmas Party © Movie-Rama © Cartoon Festival TRAVEL BY CHRISTINE Keskus Mall, Downtown Plan Now For Fall & Winter Holidays | can make all your travel arrange- ments from airline tickets to hotel rooms. Call 345-9727 Out of Town Please Call Collect ¢ Skating Parties Program brochures 'will be distributed to local school children in early December. A pub- lic skate coupon (for one free admission) will be within the brochure. Make sure to receive your copy. Confederation Col- lege Courses The Recreation De- partment in conjunction with Confederation Col- lege will be offering a variety of Winter Pro- grams, January to March 1984. Included will be Microwave Cook- ing, Basic Pottery, Art From the Oven II, and Calligraphy. Should you be interested in any of these courses then con- tact the Recreation -Of- fice (824-2317). Please note that a minimum of 10 participants will be required for all cour- ses. Women's Weight Train- Due to the excellent response from the ori- ginal course, the Rec- reation Department will be offering yet another Women's Weight Train- ing course. This course provides women with an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of weight training for purposes of trimming, toning and personal fitness. Day: Tuesday Evenings Time: 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Start: November 29, 1983 Finish: December 20, 1983 Location: Fitness Room Register: At Recreation Office by Friday, No- vember 25 Should there by any- one interested in in- structing this course please contact the Rec- reation Co-ordinator by Wednesday, November 23. Schreiber Bicentennial Committee Attention local resi- dents!! The Schreiber '*Bicentennial Cele- brations" Committee will be meeting Thurs- day, December 1, 1983 7:00 p.m. at the Recrea- tion Complex Meeting Room. Any local resi- dent interested in be- coming involved with the planning and organ- izing of local events, are cordially invited to at- tend this meeting. For additional information contact either Coun- cillor Mike Cosgrove or - Kevin Duguay, Rec- reation Co-ordinator. Word Processing Course The Recreation De- partment is making plans to offer a Word Processing Course. This course would be held at the Recreation Complex one evening per week for 10 to 12 'weeks. If in- terested please contact the Recreation Office. Please note that addi- tional details will soon be made available. Computer Course The Recreation De- partment is making plans to offer a-Compu- ter Course. This course will provide participants with knowledge of home computer products plus "hands-on" program- ming experience. The course would be held at the Recreation Complex one evening per week for 10 to 12 weeks. If in- terested please con- tact the Recreation Of- fice. Note that additional details will soon be made available. Should there be a local qualified instructor interested in conduct- ing these two courses, then please contact the Recreation Co-ordinator at 824-2317. Tips for the Handyman Most people like the satisfaction that comes ° with a job well done, and you can do a lot of those jobs around the house and yard a lot more easily if you take time ahead to organize and plan your work. The same is true for hobby enthusiasts. The first step is or- ganization. Again, the old reliable peg- board is invaluable. It will permit you to hang tools and appliances where you can most con- veniently find them and use them. A lightweight vise is also very handy for holding items in place while you are working on them. If holding items is a problem, try wrapping the handles with cloth tape for a soft, secure grip. You can also dip the handles of your tools into a plastic coating liquid that is available from most hardware stores. When putting in nails or screws, try drilling a small hole first. They will go in much easier Rossport board notes.... continued from page 2 secretary will be ap- proached to submit the complete proposal to Northern Affairs, in or- der to apply for a build- ing grant through the Unorganized Communi- ties Assistance Pro- gramme. On a motion by Alex Krystia, Doug By Law 674, Section 3(14) No person shall park or stand a vehicle on a highway or street in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the clearing of snow. By Law 662, Section V, 4(1) No person shall park a vehicle on any street in the Township of Schreiber between the hours of 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. from and including the 15th of November in each year to and including the 15th day of April in each year. By Law 662, Section V, 4(2) : Any By Law Enforcement Officer appointed for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this law, may cause any vehicle discovered in contravention, to be removed, taken to and placed, and stored, and all costs and charges be the responsibility of the owner. By Law 739, Section V, 4(4) 3. That the owner or operator of a vehicle which was removed under Section of this By Law, may within 48 hours, exclusive of Sundays and holidays, after the time of the elapsed offence, report to the Clerk-Treasurer the sum of $35.00, or mail t $35.00 to the offices of the Clerk-Treasurer. REEVE AND COUNCIL TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER NOTICE Township Of Schreiber Re: Parking regulations to facilitate the removal of snow. These By Laws will be stictly enforced. Please govern yourself accordingly. Municipal Office and pay to the he ticket together with the sum of Stefurak was appointed Liaison between the Board and the Fire Team on further de- velopments. . Alex Krystia made mention that the L.S.B. fiscal year ran from October 1st of the cur- rent given year to Sep- tember 30th of the next given year. In light of this fact, it will be asked of each association (wa- ter, fire, recreation) to conform to this fiscal period for a more effi- cient operation. The Chartered Accountant firm of "Plata and Mor- rel", by recommenda- tion of Alex Krystia, will be asked to audit the L.S.B. books. The proposed budget for the second fiscal year of the L.S.B. was ac- cepted on a motion by Lester Legault, after dis- cussion. The budget is to be submitted to Cal McDonald of Northern Affairs in Kenora for approval. The meeting was ad- journed at 9:45 p.m. The next will be held on December 6th at 7:30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Terrace Bay Legion Branch No. 223 Monthly meeting has been changed to Sunday, Nov- ember 20, 1983 at 7:30 p.m. and it will not affect the secureness of the hold. You can also dip nails and screws into glue before you put them in for additional firm- ness, but don't expect them to come out that easily! Many lightweight drills are available have bit holders which will accept different types of screws which eliminates the need to stress your wrist. If pur- chasing a new drill, try to find one that has both forward and reverse so that you can use it to remove screws as well. Usé "'vise grip"' pliers instead of regular ones. These units will clamp on to the object you're working on and will eliminate strain on the hands and fingers. They can also be used as a small, portable vise for smaller objects. Remember, when lift- ing or moving heavy ob- jects, let the big joints and muscles of your body do most of the work. 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 a_ family picture with the Lieu- tenant Governor of Ontario. Nomination forms are available at this news- paper. Ontario, POT 2WO 30/83, at 5:00 p.m. TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT requires "NIGHT SUPERVISOR" Mature person required to supervise Activity Lounge, Recrea- tion Office and other recreational facilities at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. Evening and weekend hours. Approximately 20 to 30 hours per week. Rate of pay $5.88 application and resume to be submitted to: Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, Box 460, Terrace Bay, Deadline for submission of applications is Wednesday, Nov. per hour. Letter of