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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 26, 1986 'More squash players needed for upcoming tournaments Terrace Bay Recreation News for the week of February 26, 1986. Squash & Racquetball Week Long Tournament The response is fair for the tournaments that are quickly approaching. We need a few more "A"' Squash Players for their division. Registration and participation in the Tourna- ment entitles you to the chance of winning one of the prizes. Prizes include racquets, balls, gloves, eyé glasses and more. These are selected by a random draw. The week long tourna- ment is set up to allow you time to participate and to help establish a Squash Ladder for regular_ use. Call 825-3542 to register. You must be a recreation member. Recreation Membership: conditons ® quarterly statements ® personal service 3 © Are you making athe most, , of your savings: Look at some of the advantages of saving with a Superflex annuity plan. It offers: © competitive interest rates © achoice of 22 accounts © flexibility to take advantage of changing market e the investment and insurance expertise of one of Canada's largest financial institutions. Ask about Superflex, today. Mary Cashmore 46 Parkway -- 825-9152 Get your life in shape. A reminder that membership is required to _use the facilities and is overdue. Please secure your membership today. We have single activity memberships if you plan to participate in one program only. Miler Club: The interest once again is picking up in this pro- gram with the warm weather we have had late- ly. Call us for details at 3542. PROGRAMS Intermediate Aerobics: Jacquie Snider We still have a few more openings for registration in this Intermediate Aerobics class. This class is held Mondays in the Conference Room and Tuesday and Thursdays at the Public School from 8 to 9 p.m. each night. Dear Editor: I am glad to see Mr. Peter C. Anderson provide advice and instructions to all the mothers and fathers of Terrace Bay on how to raise their children. If a mother in Terrace Bay does not want to send her children to a Day Care Centre, that is her right, but to suggest and implici- ty impose one's prescribed view of raising children entrances. their discretion. for next winter. L.H. Simons Box 40 POT 2WO Clerk Co-ordinator Township of Terrace Bay The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay Notice Snow Removal Assistance Program | On Monday, February 24th, 1986, your municipal Council | established a program to assist seniors and handicapped per- sons with snow removal from their driveways and driveway To be eligible for the program, an applicant family must have | at least one person who is either physically handicapped or | who is aged 65 or over, and must be the only residents of the dwelling unit to be served. An application form, which | contains a statement that the applicant is financially unable | to make other arrangements, must be completed. Forms are available at the municipal office. This program is being undertaken with 'the financial assistance of the Ministry of Community and Social Services, which will pay 50% of the costs. The remaining 50% will be paid out of the municipality's general funds, with the pro- vision that participants may make a partial contribution at This program is being undertaken for balance of the winter on an experimental basis. If it appears that costs are too high or the program is being abused it will not be restarted The actual snow removal is to be carried out by private con- tractors under agreement with the municipality. Individuals or companies interested in quoting for the supply of this ser- vice are invited to contact the undersigned. For more information contact the Municipal Office, 825-3315. Terrace Bay, Ontario Body Basics: Wendy Landry There are a few more openings in this class for women who- enjoy aerobics, resistance, stret- ching and _ relaxation techniques as a way of ex- ercising. This course is held Tuesday and Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Con- ference Room commencing March 18 until April 24. Drying Plants Seminar: Eleanor Gould Eleanor will be instruc- ting the participants on how o collect, dry and preserve plants which can be used for flower arranging and decorating purposes. Dur- ing this one day seminar you will also learn the making of a Pot Pourri. Date: Saturday May 3 from | to 4 p.m. Fitness for Fun: through the denial of freedom of choice to allow other women to develop their careers or gain other objectives in life through the use of Day Care Cen- tres for their children ...! Let it be decreed that all mothers should stay at home. Yes, Ayatollah! Monica Kripalani Terrace Bay HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO Maureen Tychoniak There are several more openings for registration in this morning fitness class which commences on March 17 and will be com- pleted on May 9. Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings ffom 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Introduction to Flower Arranging: Eleanor Gould There is a possibility of running two sessions of this popular course. If you have an interest in learning a new creative art give us a call today at the Recreation Office. Learn to Skate: Bunny Singleton Another session of Learn to Skate is now in progress if you are still keen on registering your child. This class will take place each Monday and Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. We regret that due to lack of registration we will be unable to offer the Microwave courses previously announced. Paper Tole (Beginners): Rachel Johnson Interest is still high on learning the fascinating art of Paper Tole. We will be presenting another session on April 5 from 9 to 12 a.m. and | to 4 p.m. Give us a call as there are several more openings in this class. Standard First Aid: We have several open- ings in this course which is due to commence on Mon- day, March 3 to Thursday, March 6 from 6 to 10 p.m. each evening. This pro- gram will give the partici- pant a certificate in the St. John Standard First Aid - Program. Give us a call to- day at 3542. Course starts next week. Arena Schedule: Weekend The weekend schedule continues at the arena with the following schedule for the following month. March 1-2: Ringette Tour- nament, Saturday | to 9 p.m. and Sunday 12 to 4 p.m. March 8-9: Midget North Shore Playoffs and Novice and Atoms -- Tentative March 15-16: Atom Playoffs - Northshore March 30: Test Day -- Figure Skating Public Skating Weekly Schedule: February 26 -- 11 to 12 and | to 2 and 7 to 9 p.m. February 27 -- 11 to 12 and | to 2 p.m. February 28 -- 1 to 2 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. March 1 -- Ringette Tournament March 2 -- Ringette Tournament March 3 -- | to 2 p.m. March 4 -- 11 to 12 and 1 to 2 p.m. March 5 -- 11 to 12 and 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p.m. handling. 17, 1986. % G ' WARNING: If you handle industrial wastes, this notice is INDISPENSABLE. On June 17, 1985, Waste Management Regulation 309 was proclaim- ed in Ontario. Essentially, it will hold anyone who generates, treats, stores, hauls or disposes of industrial waste responsible for its safe The Regulation also institutes new Manifest requirements; provides definitions of hazardous and liquid industrial wastes; and sets new standards for carriers. MORE importantly, it increases the respon- sibilities of generators and requires their registration by September For further information regarding this Regulation and your respon- sibilities as an industrial waste generator or hauler, please con- tact the Thunder Bay office of the Ontario Ministry of the Environ- ment at 475-1305. Ministry ofthe Environment Ontano Hon. Jim Bradley Minister *Ask your dealer for details You bought the dish. Now get the real fun! family viewing. by cable. TELEVISION! VISIT US TODAY Jevy 5 Sight Ex Sound 9 Simcoe Plaza Unscramble satellite television...get the very best in satellite television from the Cancom Satellite Entertainment Network. 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