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The Schreiber Recreation Depart- ment offers information for this issue about the upcoming winter carnival, aerobics, a sewing course and the Canada Day dance. Winter Carnival The 1987 Winter Carnival will be held during the March Break (March 14-22) and not in February as previous- ly advertised. The recreation department is in desperate need of groups and organiza- tions willing to organize and sponsor such events as; the ice sculpture con- test, snow baseball tournament, card tournaments, children's games and ac- tivities, road hockey tournament and any other special events that could be incorporated into the Winter Carnival. A traditional part of celebrating Robert Burns' bir- thday is the eating of Haggis. One man who does not like Haggis is Mike Kenny, above centre. If your group is interested in organizing any of these activities please attend the Winter Carnival meeting to be held Monday, February 2, at 7:30 p.m. in meeting room 1 at the recreation complex. Aerobic Classes Afternoon and evening classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday from 1:30-2:30 p.m. and 7:30-8:30 p.m. beginning Tuesday, January 27. Interested persons are reminded to register at the recreation office before they attend classes. Sewing Course The recreation department will be offering another basic sewing course Ugh! Haggis Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 28, 1987, page 7 Schreiber Recreation Department Programs beginning Tuesday, February 3 from 7-10 p.m. If you are interested in learning to sew or in expanding your expertise, please register at the recreation office before 5 p.m., Friday, January 30. Canada Day Dance (with Billy Can) The recreation committee is pleas- ed to announce that it has obtained the services of Billy Can and his band for the dance to be held Saturday, June 27. For those of you who went to the concert will be happy to know that you will be able to rock and roll the night away to his memorable renditions of the King's music. For those who could not attend the concert, you will be pleased to get a Kenny was called to the front and he was ad- ministered a dose of the stuff from Duncan MacKay, right, and Burt Douglas, left. second chance to see this talented performer. Remember, Saturday, June 27, at the Schreiber Arena. Plan to attend. The recreation department is waiting anxiously for ideas for programs or workshops that may be offered by the department. Contact us at 824-2317. WHAT IF . "He looks totes after 40 days in the aieteetaalegt 1 don't think God meant for anyone to ruin his health."' Following the meal at the Robert Burns birthday party at the Masonic Temple on Jan. 24, everyone participated in a sing-along of tradi- tional Scottish songs. Betty Wilkie tickled the Sing-along Haggis Thunder Bay pipeplayer John Robertson is seen above leading the piping of the Haggis. Also in the procession was Roy Teniuk, far left, the Haggis Bearer Dick Hoben, who is the manager of ivory and she was accompanied by the three ladies shown above. Comin' thru the rye, Annie Laurie, Roamin' Glasgow were just a couple of the songs sung. the Gloamin' and | belong to Are Business Sales Down? Why Not Change all that! CALL Betty St. Amand at the NEWS 825-3747 ANNOUNCEMENT NORTHWESTERN REGION GEOSCIENCE SEMINARS "EXPLORATION IS DYNAMIC" The Mines and Minerals Division, Northwestern Region, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, will present Geoscience Seminars in Thunder Bay and Kenora during the month of February, 1987 at: Thunder Bay, Airlane Motor Hotel February 10, 7:30 p.m.: Informal Reception, Information and Poster Session Seminar, Talks and Poster Session February 11, 8:30 a.m:: Kenora, Inn of the Woods February 24, 7:30 p.m.: -- Informal Reception and Poster Session Seminar, Talks and Poster Session February 25, 8:15 a.m.: These Seminars will provide extensive, accurate in- formation related to the mining and exploration ac- tivity in the Northwestern Region. Ministry geologists will present talks and displays. A detailed program of events are available on request from any Resi- dent Geologist or Mining Recorder in the Nor- thwestern Region. Ministry of - Northern Development and Mines Ministére du Développement du Nord et des Mines Mines and Minerals Division Ontario Why have 40,295 Canadian companies chosen Blue Cross? Ask Bob Lenardon, or your agent. Se BLUE CROSS Suite 707, 34 Cumberland St. N. Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 41.3 (807) 245-5451