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To find it, face north. - Then locate Ursa Major, the Great Bear of Greek mythology, perhaps the best known and most loved of all constellations and often the first learned by beginning stargazers. It is easily recognized because its seven brightest stars (the hindquarters of the Bear) trace the familiar outline of the Big Dipper. Locate the two "'bowl" stars opposite the handle of the Dipper. These two stars are called the "Pointers" because they point in the general direction of Po- laris. Polaris is in Ursa Minor, the Les- ser Bear, and marks the tip of the handle of the Little Dipper. Unfor- tunately, only its three brightest stars can be seen from the city, so it is difficult to distinguish the Dipper shape. But it can be seen from dark locations or with binoculars. Note how the two Dippers are arranged so that one always pours into the other. May Calendar FIRST QUARTER FULL MOON Saturn 5° N. of Moon Antares 1° .2S. of Moon Mars 3° N. of Moon LAST QUARTER Jupiter 2° N. of Moon 17 01 23 21 24 05 24 08 27 03 30 13 31 08 Planets: Look for brilliant Venus low in the west just after sunset. Saturn is above the horizon all night, rising in the east about sunset and setting in the west at sunrise. Mars is still a morning object. Ris- ing about midnight it is in the south at sunrise. Jupiter can be seen above the eastern horizon for about two hours before sunrise. It is the brightest object in the predawn sky. v Mary Grey, Curator, Astronomy For more information, write: SKYSHEETS, National Museum of Science*& Technology, 1867 St. Laurent Blvd., Ottawa K1A OM8. NOTICE OF AERIAL SPRAYING about As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources' ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected areas within the Terrace Bay District will be aerial sprayed with the biological insecticide Bt (Bacil- lus thuringiensis) to control spruce budworm on or June 1, 1986 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 14, 1986, page 7 Schreiber will defend banner This year's annual North Shore Fun Run will be held on Monday, May 26, acc- ording to a news release from the Schreiber Recrea- tion Department. Last year Schreiber won the banner for the highest percentage of population participating. This year our goal is to win both banners: highest percentage and greatest number of par- ticipants, the release added. This year's objective is 1,000 participants. Plan to attend, and bring along a friend. Liquor Policy: On May 13, Schreiber Town Council accepted a Liquor Management Policy for all facilities owned and/or operated by the municipality. The objective of the policy is to provide for the management of alcohol in all facilities owned and/or operated by the town ina manner that ensures the health and safety of all participants. Anyone wishing more information concerning the Liquor Management Policy should contact the Recrea- tion Office at 824-2317. Ball Hockey: Registrations for Adult Ball Hockey will be accept- ed until Thursday, May 15. Practice times have been organized for Tuesday and Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Anyone wishing to pay their $15 registration fee can do so at any one of the practice sessions or at the Recreation Office. Junior Ball Hockey: Registrations are now being accepted at the Rec Office. If you are interested in playing, simply call 824-2317. If enough in- terest is shown, the Recrea- tion Department will organize a Junior Bill Hockey League. Minor Ball: Preparations for this year's Minor Ball Program are presently underway. Coaches and umpires are needed for the following categories: . T-Ball (Ages 5-7), Male or Female; Junior Nationals (Ages 8-12), Male; Senior Nationals (Ages 13-16), Male; Junior Canadians (Ages 8-12), Female; Senior Canadians (Ages 13-16), Female. All groups will be play- ing slowpitch. Registration forms will be distributed through the schools in the very near future. For more information, contact the Recreation Office. Student Employment Anyone wishing to work for the Recreation Depart- ment this summer should pick up their application forms at the Rec Office as soon as possible. Positions are open for: Summer Fun (Playground and _ special events), Schreiber Green (Maintenance), and the Swim Program. support, cancer can be beaten. With your Please give. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and elec- tric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. 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