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Recreation News Ski Hill There was a great atten- . dance at the Ski Hill Open Meeting of April 18th. The new executive formed at this meeting are as follows: President - Greg Kodila Vice President - Dan Moore Secretary - Leslie Gerlach Treasurer - Lori McBride Ski Hill Directors Chris Bailey Stu Smith Kim Asmussen Helga Hermes George Hermes George Moore Jamie Allen Cheryl Moore Dean Broughton Brady Burns The new Executive would like to thank all those who attended. Minor Ball Program We would appreciate your comments on the following change to Minor Ball in Terrace Bay. The Schreiber Recreation Department and the Ter- race Bay Department hope to interlock their schedule to allow youngsters the op- portunity to participate with others from a different league. The proposal would also extend the season. New leagues would run from. June to August 15th. Divisions would be as follows: T-Ball: 5-7 Boys and Girls Junior National: 8-12 Boys Senior National: 13-16 Boys Junior Canadians: 8-12 Girls Senior Canadians: 13-16 Girls All these divisions would use a Softball with no wind up allowed. The other division would be for boys interested in hardball, they would be known as Senior Expos. Ages: 12-16. Give me a call and let me know your feelings on -- this change. We will also be setting a date in the near future to meet with in- ae % > Liberal candidate, Michael Power campaigning in Terrace Bay. Power says 'roads dreadful' "Roads of all kinds are so important to this riding," said Michael Power, Liberal Candidate in Lake Nipigon after his second week on the cam- paign trail. Mr. Power spent 3 days of last week visiting many of the communities on the far west side of Thunder Bay. "Some of the roads into these communities are absolutely dreadful," said Power. For many years as Mayor of Geraldton and board member of municipal associations Power has fought for more money for better roads for the whole region. This in- cludes links between highways 11 and 17, more passing lanes on highway 17 and much better. access into many of the smaller settlements. "Some of these communities are clmost cut off during break-up,"' he said, "Also, more money should be available from Ministry of Transport for municipal roads."' Power spent the latter part of the week in Marathon where David Peterson, leader of the On- tario Liberal Party paid a visit Friday, afternoon. Saturday was spent meeting the electorate in this rapidly. expanding town. Travelling to Thunder Bay? Stay With Us! ® Seating Capacity 110 $30.95 single for 2 $35.95 double for 2 Breakfast Special! Daily Business Luncheon! Nightly Dinner Specials! NEW BANQUET ROOM * Banquets, receptions & weddings - motel and tavern We are offering 10% off our regular rates of: $37.95 double for 3 $39.95 double for 4 We are centrally located between Keskus Mall and Intercity Shopping Mall. reservations. 807-344-5744 CIRCLE INN MOTEL 686 MEMORIAL AVE. THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO Call collect for terested adults. Talk to your youngsters and see what they think of the change. We will need coaches again this year for all levels in the Minor Ball Program. Give the Recrea- tion Office a call at 3542 if you wish to help out. Racquetball Tournament We have a few persons registered for the Racquet- ball Tournament which will take place through the week of May 6th to May 12th. We will run this tour- nament for 1 whole week so those on shift work can also participate. The deadline to register for this tournament is April 26th. Fun Run Challenge The Annual Fun, Run, Participation Challenge wili take place this year on May 27th. The Terrace Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 24, 1985, page 9 Bay Recreation Depart- ment has ordered 800 but- tons to be given to the par- ticipants. We would like to win the banner this year with 100 per cent participa- tion. Plaques will be: awarded to the schools, again for the largest class: participating. The oldesit member of the community' and the youngest member participating will also be given a special award. Reserve this day from 7:00 p-m. to 9:00 p.m. for a walk around the one mile course. Further informa- tion will be forthcoming in future editions. Summer Activity Brochure The Terrace Bay Recreation Department is putting together a Summer Activity Brochure of all the Activities held during the coming summer. This Brochure will be available by May 6th. 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