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The Terrace Bay Recreation Department is pleased to announce the Swimming Pool was opened for public swimming on Friday, June 26. Sessions are being ae from June 26 until July 6 when swim lessons will commence. A temporary pool schedule and weekly swim schedule will be found elsewhere in this issue. Please clip and save. August Swim Lessons We wish to remind you that the Deadline to register for the August swim lessons is July 24. Children's Events at the Golf Course- Wednesday, July 1, 1-3 p.m. Also as part of the Canada Day celebrations, the Tot Lot staff are planning to have games and fun activities for children of all ages at the golf course. Bring your children and let them join in on the fun. Tot Lot News The mer is Tot Lot "87" Hey Kids! Tot Lot begins on July 6 and runs until August 28. The program will be held at the Terrace Bay Arena and if the weather is permitting, some of the events will be held outside. This year's staff includes: Heather Lohnes, Tracey Clarke, Tracey Moon and Paula Dodd (see picture). The staff has planned a various number of events which include: Arts and Crafts, Games and spe- cial days with exciting events for the kids. The groups for this year's Tot Lot program include: Schreiber Recreation continued from page 6 W- 2; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 4; Heinz 57: GP-3; W- 2; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 4; Catch-22: GP- 3; W- 2; L- 1 T- 0; RTS- 4; Deadheads: GP- 3 W- 2; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 4; Steel Wheels: GP- 2; W- 2; L- 0; T- 0; PTS- 4; Hooters: GP- 3; W- 2; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 4; Texaco: GP- 2; W-. 2; L- 0; T- 0; PTS- 4: Bermuda Triangle: GP- 3; W- 1; L- 1; T- 1; PTS- 2; Pistols: GP- 3;-W- 1; E-2-"T- 0: PTS- 2: Birch's: GP- 2; W- 1; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 2; B-52s: GP- 2; W- 1; L- 1; T- 0; PTS- 2; Stray Cats: GP- 2; W- 0; L- 1; T- 1; PTIS- 1; Misfits: GP- 4; W- 0; L- 3; T- 1; PTS- 1; Mayfair: GP- 3; W- 0; L- 3; T- 0; PTS- 0; Buccaneers: GP- 2; W- 0; L- 3; T- 0; PTS- 0. Continuing Education continued from page 2 wishing to increase their skills in management-related tasks. This course consists of six credits acquired through a service of seminars and during evening sessions. If you are interested in having courses developed in your com- munity or are interested in devel- oping and/or teaching a program of interest to you, please contact David Zub, at 807-229-2464 or 1- R00-465-3364 (toll-free). pant we Emie and Bert group, ages 3-4 years, 1-2 p.m; Tot Lot group, ages 5-6 years, 2:15-3:15 p.m; Summer Day Camp, ages 7-12 years, 3:30-4:30 p.m. We the staff are really excited and we hope to have a successful and fun summer for all. Programs Tennis Lessons Several persons have expressed an interest in having a Tennis Lesson Clinic established through the recreation depart- ment. If you are interested in learn- ing the fundamentals of tennis or how to improve your serve, call the recreation office at 3542 to register. Ball Hockey The recreation department is currently taking names of anyone interested in recreational ball hockey. Call the office to register. New Summer Hours We wish to inform the commu- nity that the summer hours at the office are now in effect. Hours: June 1 to August 31: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1-9 p.m. Please take note. Men's Slow Pitch The men's league is well underway for another season. Team standings are repeated as follows: Tigers: 6 wins, 1 loss; New Yorkers: 5 wins, 2 losses; Stingers: 5 wins, 2 losses (tie); Grey Goose bus chase continued from page 4 ; speeds, it was decided that a steep hill would slow the bus to a point where action could then be taken. Stake out Contstables Anderson and Rolland and Sergeant Hurteau of the Marathon detachment concealed themselves at Jackfish Hill and waited for the elusive bus to arrive. The slowing bus eventually appeared and shots were fired at the tires and the engine in hopes of disabling the vehicle, said Burton. There did appear to be engine damage, he said, but the bus con- tinued on its way toward Marathon with three out of eight tires flat- three of the rear tires were now deflated. Burton at this point suspected engine damage because he said as the bus continued on its way, it continued on page 10 Lakers: 4 wins, 2 losses; Rebels: 4 wins, 3 losses; Goodtimers: 3 wins, 5 losses; Strange Brew: 3 wins, 5 losses (tie); Truckers: 2 wins, 4 losses; Bears: 0 wins, 8 losses. As usual there are a few games to be made up, which should be Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 1, 1987, page 7 Terrace Bay Recreation Department The top 10 batters, having at least 20 at bats, are: Ron Brend: .762; Bill Orlesky: .609; Al Jensen: .591; Fred Gosselin: 591; Peter Gilbert: .565; Al Lavigne: 545; Real Proulx: 545. These standings are all as of June 18, 1987. Outreach Program Confederation College will be presenting in the Fall a part-time outreach program on English as a Second Language, Those interested in registration in this program may call the cen- tre at 3542. done as soon as possible. Confederation College- AVIS DE VAPORISATION AERIENNE Dans le cadre du programme actuel de regenereation et de protection des forets du ministere des Richesses. naturelles, des peuplements selectionnes dans le district de Terrace Bay seront vaporises avec un iherbicide pour controler la vegetation indesirable a la date suivante Ou vers cette date: : JULY 27, 1987 Pour obtenir plus de renseignements sur ce programme ou pour etudier les details du project et les cartes, communiquez avec: Monsieur Derrick Tirschmann Ministere des Richesses naturelles C.P. 309 Manitouwadge (Ontario) POT 2CO Telephone: (807) 826-3225 Dans le cadre du programme d'ententes de gestion forestiere, Great West Timber Ltee realisera des herbicide visant a controler la vegeta- tion indesirable. Pour des renseignements detailles sur les projets realises dans les dif- ferentes regions faisant l'objet d'une entente de gestion, -communiquez avec: Monsieur Dick Fry ou Madame Sarah Bros. _ Great West Timber Ltee C.P. 2891 Thunder Bay (Ontario) P7B 5G3 - Telephone: Thunder Bay (807)345-0571 Manitouwadge (807)826-3205 Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Ministre Mary Mogford Sous-ministre_ Ministere des Richesses Ontario naturelles NOTICE In Northern Chain Link's advertisement of June 24, 1987, the draw for A Trip to the Sunny South should have read: one entry with a minimum of $100.00 purchase. We apologize for any in- convenience this may NOTICE OF AERIAL SPRAYING As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources Ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected forest stands in the Terrace Bay District will be sprayed with herbicide to control competing vegetation starting on or about: JULY 27, 1987 To obtain further information about the program or to arrange to review project details and maps, contact: Derrick Tirschmann Ministry of Natural Resources PRO. Box 309 Manitouwadge, Ontario POT 2CO Telephone: (807) 826-3225 As part of the Forest Management Agreement Program, Great West Timber Ltd. will be undertaking forest improvement projects with the application of herbicide to control competing vegetation. For specific information on projects on various management agreement areas, the following company can be contacted: Dick Fry or Sarah Bros Great West Timber Limited RO. Box 2891 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5G3 Telephone: Thunder Bay (807) 345-0571 Manitouwadge (807) 826-3305 have caused. Ministry of Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio N Minister atura Mary Mogford Resources Deputy Minister Ontario