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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 4, 1985 Terrace Bay Fall Fair 1985: We now have a full complement of tables reserved for the Fall Fair. Be sure to set aside the date of Sunday, September 15th from 12 noon to 6 p.m. for a visit to the Recreation Centre. There will be a booth or some area of interest for everyone. The Ontario Science Centre from Toronto will have their displays set up in the Multi Purpose Room and we invite everyone to drop in and view their DABBER BINGO Schreiber Legion Branch 109 Thursday, September 5th at the Legion Hall $500° Jackpot Doors Open at 6 p.m. Early Birds at 6:30 p.m. Regular Games at 7:00 p.m. $50° Door Prize facing of ice. later than Send. to: Ron Larivee P.O. Box 98 POT 2S0 The Township of Schreiber Recreation Department requires 2 Part Time - Supervisors Duties to include supervision, general maintenance and resur- Applications should be marked "personal" and in the office no 4:00 p.m. _ Friday, September 6th, 1985 Schreiber Recreation Department Schreiber, Ontario many units of interest. Programs: Our Fall Program brochure is near- ing completion and we would like to draw your at- tention to some of the courses offered. Some of these courses have early starting dates and therefore we recommend that you contact the Recreation Of- fice soon to reserve your place in these courses. In- tro to Aerobics - Commen- cing September 23 - Gwen Black and Cathy Stachiw; Body Basics - Afternoon & Evening Commencing Oct. | Wen- dy Landry Ceramics and Workshop - Starting Sept. 23 and 26 respectively; Wreathmaking - September 23rd - Eleanor Gould; Car- dio Pulmonary Resuscita- tion - Sept. 23 - Cathy _ Withers; Ballet and Jazz - September 23 - Cathy Stachiw - Formerly Dancersize for Kids; Aerobics for Youth - Com- mencing September 30 - Gwen Black and Lisa Cor- rigan. There will be many more courses offered this fall, be sure to drop into the Recreation office or visit our booth at the Fair. Upcoming Events: Christine Marshall, a Caledon Realist painter will be having an exhibition CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 egg DAVID B. Re LAMBERT INSURANCE AGENCIES 28 N. CUMBERLAND STREET THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7A 4K9 ONTARIO MEDICAL MOBILE EYE CARE UNIT Blind. Complete eye examination son assisted by staff from t The C.N.1.B. will be at THE. MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL from Sept. 23 to Sept. 27 Sponsored by Terrace Bay & Schreiber Kinsmen If you are experiencing a visual problem and have not seen an opthamologist in 6 months. Phone 824-2413 | for an appointment Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon s will be given by Dr. Murray Christian- he Canadian National Institute for the of her works on September 7th in the Conference room at the Recreation Centre. The 4th Annual Fall Fair is scheduled for Sept. 15th from 12 noon to 6 p.m. at the Recreation Centre. Baseball News: Men's Slow Pitch - The quarter- final 2 out of 3 elimination round has been completed in the playoffs. The Tigers eliminated the Commandoes, the Ban- dits defeated the Truckers and the Goodtimers knock- ed out the Rebels all in 2 straight games. The last series saw the Stingers edge'out the Royals in three exciting well-played games. The Stingers now meet the Tigers and the Bandits and Goodtimers square off for 2 out of 3 semi-final action. The final series will be a best of 5 championship round. Good Luck Teams. Mixed Slow Pitch - The playoffs will be held in a tournament format this weekend, Sept. 6, 7, 8. All teams will participate and each team representative should know when and where they play. Anyone having any questions con- tact your team rep. before Friday. Schreiber Martial Arts and Dance Classes. ,Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with the Tri- Perfection Martial Arts and Dance Inc. will be offering instruction in the follow- ing: Karate, ages 7 and up; Super Stretch, ages 11 and up; Self-Defense, ages 18 and up; Prekinder Karate, ages 5 to 7; Tap and Jazz ages 9 and up; Ballet ages 7 and up; Prekinder Dance ages 3 to 5; Combination ages 5 to 8 and Co-ed Jazzercize ages 18 and up. continued on page 11 » Red Fox Kits" by Romantic her works at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre on September 7. Schreiber North Stars MEETING Thurs. Sept. 5/85 7:30 p.m. Schreiber Rec Complex All interested people and players are welcome. There will be an election of of - ficers for 85/86 Season. i z Realist pain ¢ ter Christine Marshall who will be exhibiting some of Dashkewytch holds local title Paul Malashewski On Saturday and Sunday August 24 and 25, the Aquasabon Golf Club held thier annual Bill Hanley Memorial Golf Tournament. A total of 128 golfers from the area competed under ideal conditions. Paul Dashkewytch, of Ter- race Bay, retained his three year hold on the champion- ship. He withstood a strong challenge on Sunday by Ken Hanley, to retain his title. Hanley started the day 5 shots behind but turned in a solid 71 on Sunday to go with his 77 on Saturday. Dashkewytch, though, continued his steady play with a 73 on Sunday to go with a 72 on Saturday. Mrs. Hanley = 3 nter) presents the trophy for winning the Bill Hanley Memorial Golf Tournament to Paul Dashkewytch (left) while Ken Hanley looks on. Dwayne Hay of Georgetown, Ontario and Scott Clements of Terrace Bay both were within strik- ing distance on Saturday with scores of 76 and 77 respectively, but both ran into some trouble on Sun- day. Hay finished in a tie for third with Thunder Bay's Rollie Turrie at 153 and Clements slipped to sixth place, one shot behind Sandy Middleton of Thunder Bay, at 155. Brian Hiller of Schreiber won the Joey Campbell Memorial trophy as overall low net champion. His two HELP WANTED Red Dog Inns Needs cook's helper and full and part- time waitresses. Could apply in person to Vickie at the Red Dog Inn Night watchman position is still open. 825-3286 day total of 133 was enough to hold back both Lee McKie and Steve Sechesky of Terrace Bay. Bert Andreola of River- ton N.J. came within 17% inches of a hole-in-one on Sunday, on which a new Ford Escort was being given away. The car was donated by G. Figliomeni and Sons of Schreiber. M. William of Thunder Bay won the long driving contest. The Aquasabon Golf Club would like to thank Dave Littleford of Molson's for sponsoring the tournament and also the people who helped out and supported the tournament this year to make it such a success. The following is a list of winners according to flights and their scores: ist=s-Plight © -----P. Dashkewytch (Terrace Bay) 145; K. Hanley (Ter- race Bay) 148; R. Turrie (Thunder Bay) 153; D. 'Hay (Georgetown) 153; S. Middleton (Thunder Bay) 154; S. Clements (Terrace Bay) 155. 2nd Flight - T. Hay (Terrace Bay) 158; T. Desaulniers (Terrace Bay) 161; B. Smilsky (Schreiber) 162; T. Costa (Terrace Bay) 164; T. Ed- monds (Terrace Bay) 167. 3rd. Flight - M. Saarimaki (Geraldton) 170; B. Aylward (Schreiber) 172; R. Stokaluk (Thunder Bay) 173; B. McKay (Marathon) 173; c Pellegrino (Schreiber) 174. continued on page 12