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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 5, 1986 Terrace Bay recreation programs to continue in 1986 Pullia is a brown belt in- structor. Classes will be held twice a week on Tues- day at the Public School from 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday in the Con- ference Room from 6 to 8 p.m. There is a maximum registration of 25 and the first 25 will be accepted. Upcoming Events: Oldtimers Invitation: Arena - February 8 and February 9 3 Women in_ Disability Meeting: Conf..Room - Feb. 12 - | to 9 p.m: Photography Course: Conf. Room - Feb. 15-- | to 5 p.m. Winter Carnival: Public School - Feb. 14 - Fun Day for all students. The Terrace . Bay Recreation Committee will be presenting a new Karate program. This program is a Japanese style (Shotokan) karate form. The instructor will be Frank Pullia who has a brown belt level of expertise in this sport. There are hopes that with the enrollment in this program a Karate club will be formed here in Terrace Bay which will be sanction- ed by the Ontario Karate Association. Call the Recreation Office at 3542 'for more information. Karate (Frank Pullia) The Karate program will commence on February 18. 'This program is open to' Recreation members ages 10 years and up. Frank Deadline to register is February 12. Call the of- fice today at 3542. Squash One Tournament Week The popular one week , Squash Tournament will be held February 24 to March 3. All participants are guaranteed two matches. Merchandise prizes will be awarded simply -- by registering. Trophies will be awarded to winner in respective division. Divisions will be A, B and Novice. We encourage our squash players to get back in the regular swing and prepare for the tourna- ment. We extend a special invitation to. people who would like to try.the sport. Remember. free instruc- tions will be provided if you wish to try the sport. Racquetball Players We will also hold a one week Tournament beginn- ing on March 3rd_ for recreation | members. Details at the office. Dieting or looking for a way to personal fitness try squash or racquetball. Calories burned in a 45 minute court booking, ap- proximately 800. We have racquets available for rental. Public Skating Arena Schedule: February 5 to February 12th February 5: 11 to 12, | to 2 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. February 6: 11 to 12 noon and | to 2 p.m. February 7: | to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. February 8: Oldtimers In- vitational Tournament February 9: Oldtimers In- vitational- Tournament February 10: | to 2 p.m. February 11: 11 to 12 noon 'and | to 2 p.m. February 12: 11 to 12 and 1 to2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Winter Carnival , Don Young of the Kinsmen Club has advised us that Winter Carnival will be held on March 14, 15 and the 16. Kinsmen Club are the organizers of this event and are re- questing the assistance from other groups to allow for expansion. of the car- nival. If your group would' like to help, contact Den Young. Programs Art from the Oven: (Donna Mikeluk) - There are several more openings in this course which will take place this weekend, February 7 to Friday even- ing from 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 12 noon Drying Plants: (Eleanor Gould) - Learn how to col- lect dry and preserve plants for arrangements and decorating purposes by at- tending this one day seminar. Also -see a demonstration on the mak- ing of-a-Pot Pourri. Kids Crafts: (Donna Mikeluk) - This course is under way but there are several more openings for enrolment. Call the Recreation Office at 3542. Jazz Dancing: (Angela Prince) - There are more openings in this Jazz Dan- cing -program where the participants can learn the intricacy of Jazz. There will be a warm up and floor exercises involved with this . program. Starting date February 24 at St. Martin School at 6 p.m. General Makeup: (Ag- gie Iwanczyk) - This course had to be cancelled due to lack of registration. We will continue taking names of those interested when we will set up another date for this pro- gram to commence. Gourmet Cooking: (Carolyn Cotton) - We must have a minimum, of 15 persons registered in order to present this course. Call today at 3542. Children's Microwave (Carolyn : Cotton) - Children between the ages of 7-12 years will be taught 'how to use the Microwave and prepare a_ special menu. This course will take place Saturday March 1 Photography (Pat Marcella): There are a few more openings available for those who would like to learn how to work a 35 mm, camera and use of various lens and creative filters and flash systems. Picture framing: (Ed Taylor) - The response to this program is coming along and we will be rescheduling at a future date. Those already registered will be notified as to the date and times of Recreation) - Those who are registered for this course will be notified as soon as a definite date has been confirmed. Rice Paper Lampshades: (Darlene Noble) - There are a few more openings in this program which will take place on February 28 'son. and March 1. Call the of- fice today at 3542 to register for this interesting program. the new program. Pre-Retirement Planning: (Ministry of Tourism and Correction The Christmas insert which came with the December 18, 1985 issue of the News included an ar- ticle titled "'Christmas at our house'" which had a line that may have left an incorrect impression with some readers. The paragraph in ques- In the January 29 issue of the' Terrace. Bay- Schreiber News, a name was not spelled correctly in a story on the new Terrace Bay business committee. That name is Ken Randle. In the January 22 issue of the News, a statement originally attributed to tion was not meant to imp- Angie Gereghty was not ly that' non-Christian actually made by that'per- families only display love The statement ap- and sharing during the peared in.a story on the Christmas season. 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