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3 Swim Pool Opens: The Terrace Bay Swim- ming Pool will open to all recreation' members on Wednesday, June 18: The hours of operation for public swimming until June 25 will be: June 16, 17, 18: 4 to 5:30 open, 7 to 8 open, and 8 to 9 adult. June 19: 10 to 12 open, 2 to 4 open, 4 to 5 family or adult, 7 to 8 open, and EE Clean up continues 8 to 9 adult. June 20: 2 to 4 open, 7 to 8 open, and 8 to 9 adult. June 21 to 25: 4 to 5:30 open, 7 to 8 open, and 8 to 9 adult. There will be a new schedule posted at the pool and in the News in the future. Summer Swim Lessons: We are now accepting registration for the summer swim lessons. There are jf 4 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 18, 1986, page 3 Terrace Bay swimming pool opening this week two sessions: July 2 to Ju- ly 22 and July 28 to August 18. Lessons are held Mon- day to Friday. All pro- grams are held regardless of weather conditions. Limited registration due to pool regulations, so there- fore, please register early to avoid disappointment. Lessons are $7 per per- son or $18 per family. The deadline for July regis- tration is June 24. Lessons are provided for citizens who have a valid recreation membership. If you do not have full membership you may purchase a single ac- tivity for the Swimming Pool which is $15. Registration forms are available at the recreation office. Swim lessons are available to anyone who is at least four years of age before July 2. Children under four are welcome to join Mom and Tot with a parent. The Pool Staff is: Nina Procopovici, pool manag- er; Elizabeth Wenzell, ~ assistant manager; Jodi Bertin, guard/instructor; Danny O'Keefe, guard/in- structor; Karen Fournier, guard/instructor. Tot Lot: There will be a summer Tot Lot program this sum- mer. Tot Lot staff are: Janet Chappel, Susan Boucher, Heather Lohnes, and Cathy Olaveson. Tot Lot registration will be held June 21 to June 30. There will be a registration fee of $8 per person for the entire summer or $10 per family. Forms may be ob- tained at the recreation office. This fee will cover some of the cost of material on- ly. Pre-registration is ess- ential to enable staff to plan special events, outings, as well as the regular pro- gram. Tot Lot is divided into three age groups: 3 to 4 years, Ernie and Bert; 5 to 6:years old, Tot Lot; and 7 to 12 years old, Summer Day Camp. The program consists of crafts, visits, and active games. Watch for the Tot Lot staff children event as part of Canada Day. Youth Soccer: At the conclusion of the Minor Ball program we hope to introduce the sport of soccer to all ages. The youth soccer program would start on August 5. Drop by the office and fill in a registration form if you are interested. Minor Ball: Thank you to all the volunteers who are present- ly helping to run the Minor Ball Program. With your voluntary assistance, 170 youngsters are enjoying Slow Pitch and T-Ball this summer. It's great that Terrace Bay adults are con- cerned and willing to help the youth of this commun- ity. Terrace Bay Recreation Office PROCLAMATION The May 21 forest fire near Terrace Bay may already be just a bad memory for most, but work at the burn site continued earlier this month. Ministry of Natural Resources crews were on hand to cut up and dispose New in town? For local information, other assistance, or just for a friend, newcomers to the Terrace Bay and Schreiber the Women's Friendship Centre, at 825-3525. An information package including a street map is HIRE A STUDENT WEEK of loose bush and trees. One three-man MNR crew can be seen here working on some burned logs just behind one of the houses on Cavanaugh Crescent at the east edge of town. (Photograph by Conrad Felber) In recognition of the potential demonstrated by the students of our community and the desirability and practicality of hiring students for summer jobs, | as Reeve of the Township of Schreiber, do hereby proclaim June 21 - June 27 Card of Thanks SPIKULA Words are inadequate to ex- N . press our sincere thanks to available for new town residents, she explained. area are urged to contact pea saat KS relatives, friends and neighbors and especially to our daughter Pam and all her sensational helpers who surprised us with a 25th Anniversary Party. To all for the lovely gifts, floral arrangements, spiritual offerings, cards and best wishes. Thank you Pam for making our day one we will never forget. Spike & Babe Hire a Student Week. Birth Announcement We take great pleasure in an- nouncing the arrival of! M.L. Cosgrove Reeve Wg Matthew William Love Born May 23rd, 1986 in La Verendrye Hospital, Fort Frances, Ontario, first-born of Theresa and Brian Love of Mine Centre, On- tario. Matthew weighed into this world at 7 pounds 14 ounces and made his parents and the following grandparents extremely proud: Jessie and Jack Milton of Georgetown, On- TH U A S DAY, J U LY 3 rd a 8 Dp. m al tario, Shirley and Bill Love of Terrace Bay, ---- Fes 5 a i " Ontario. Matthew's great grandmother is 4 he Maimie Love of Thunder Bay, Ontario. ' § P ; YOU MUST SEE a THE MAN THEY CALL. .° FUEEI P <3 To Concerned Moose Members | would like to thank all of you who signed my petition concerning my re- cent dismissal as bartender at the Lodge. However, | am disappointed to inform you that your concerns and opionions about what has occurred recently are of no value since the "membership has no say in the matter. | would also like to let you know that as members, you cannot sign a peti- tion concerning your Fraternity without facing possible suspension. | could not place it upon myself to turn in this petition knowing such action could be taken. It's been a pleasure meeting and serving all of you and again thank you for your Support. \ | 7 4% ak tm =m § LI ee. » OUTSTANDING LIVE STAGE SHOW! ADVANCE TICKETS: ADULTS $8.00 CHILDREN 12 € UNDER $4.00 ADULTS $10.00 CHILDREN 12 &€ UNDER $5.00 TICKETS AT DOOR: Michelle SENIOR CITIZENS (65 & over) $5.00