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Mixed Volleyball The mixed Volleyball program is in full swing. This wild and crazy group meets every Thursday at the high school gym from 7.00 to 8.30 pm. This is a very informal pro- gram and is more fun and laughs than anything. If you are interested in volleying and spiking your way to fitness, or just interested in get- ting ready for the up-coming pitch season, come and join us. Badminton Club The Badminton Club meets every Monday at the high school from 7.30 to 9.30. If you wish to get involved, call Pavlo or Roseann Pellegrino at 824-2823. First Aid Course The Recreation Department is still accepting names for a first aid course. Those interested should contact the Recreation Office at 824-2317. Acrobats of the Pagoda Tickets for the May 4 appear- ance of the exciting group are now available. This is a once-in-a-life- time opportunity, so plan to attend. Tickets are on sale at both the Terrace Bay and Schreiber Recreation Offices, or from any committee member. North Shore Fun Run Tuesday, May 25 is the date of - the North Shore Directors Fun Run Challenge. Keep this day open, talk it-up around town and plan. on bringing the entire family. Golfing in the rough With warmer weather just around the corer, the 1988 golfing season is fast approaching. The Executive for the upcoming season consists of: President M. Reid, Vice-president T. Edmonds, Treasurer D. Clements, Secretary G. Markham. The Board of Directors consist of B. Stachiw, T. Costa, P. Malashewski, R. Hansen, L. Legall, L. Thibeault, T. O'Neil, K. Hanley, K. Plummer, S. Sechesky. The membership fees for the upcoming season area as follows: Men - $170.00, Ladies - $160.00, Seniors - $100.00, Juniors - $90.00, Youth - $35.00. Family 3rd member half price. Memberships are available from T. Costa at Costa's, or can be pur- chased at the clubhouse. Memberships are due when the course is in play. The green fees for the '88 season are $8.00 for week- days, and $10.00 for weekends, which includes Friday. After 7.00 pm everyday, you can play for $5.00 Booklet designed for landlords and tenants A new information booklet designed to inform tenants and landlords in Ontario of their rights and obligations has been produced by the Ministry of Housing in response to some 300,000 inquiries received in 1987. "A Guide to the Landlord and Tenant Act" focuses on residential rental units and aspects of the Act dealing with such issues as leases, security deposits, evictions, sublet- ting, and repair and maintenance of apartments. Staff at 21 local rent review offices located throughout the province field some 500,000 inquiries a year about landlord and tenant matters. More than half the questions are about issues that the Landlord and Tenant Act covers. The Act was amended last June to extend pro- tection to roomers, boarders, and lodgers. Free copies of "A Guide to the Landlord and Tenant Act" can be obtained from local rent review offices, or by contacting: The Ministry of Housing 777 Bay St., 17th floor Communications Branch Toronto, Ontario MSG 2E5 (416) 585-7041 There are also clubs and carts to rent if needed, and green fees are to be paid before you can play. Roy and Evelyn Cornfield will be looking after the course this year, and with their knowledge and experience the course will be in excellent shape again this year. The golf club is presently in the process of hiring a clubhouse man- ager for the 1988 season. If anyone has any questions regarding the golf club, they can contact any member of the execu- tive. Page 7, News, Wednesday, March 30, 1988 chreiber rec news Plenty of books and services for plenty of tastes The following services are avail- able at the Terrace Bay Public Library: Records, tapes, videos for children and adults 16 mm projector/screen Microfilm & Microfiche Reader Interlibrary loans Photocopies Polaroid Sun camera Telephone' books of major Canadian cities French books for adults and chil- dren Reference books Computer (use library software or bring your own) Local history materials Magazines Globe & Mail (weekly edition) Story Time ( for 3- and four-years- old children) Large print books Talking Books for adults and chil- dren Foreign language books (Italian, Finnish, etc.,) There are many new novels, mysteries, romance, science fiction, biographies, gardening and sports books arriving daily, and we have the following best sellers: The Tommyknockers, King; Kaleidoscope, Steele; Sarum, Rutherford; Patriot Games, Clancy; The Bonfire of the Vanities, Wolfe: Hot Money, Francis; Presumed Innocent, Turow, Elizabeth Takes Off, Taylor; Spycatcher, Wright; Friends in High Places, Hoy. We invite you to visit us. It's always reading time. Monday to Friday 10.00 - noon &-1.00 - 5.00 pm Tuesday and Thursday 7.00 - 9.00 pm Saturday 1.00 - 5.00 pm The Landmark Inn's NEW 161 foot Water- Slide 1s now open...... i" It's one way to feel like a kid MP bere, «Ee =©Peorths DRYCLEANING SERVICES SPECIALS Mar. 28th - Apr. 9th Comforters ............cccce000000095.99 Sleeping Bags ...........seseceeeeee 0.99 Plain Dresses ...........ccc0c0000000. 5.99 Sweaters & PARK OSs oxi cisicie dnc ncsdassecerr OO esides 106 newly renovated rooms, a 20' X 50' swimming pool, whirlpool and saunas...How about 2 restaurants including our new French dining room Savoir Faire. And it doesn't stop there. The Den Lounge, the Expressway night club and FREE limousine service to and from the airport. And...... Something very special Something no other hotel in Thunder Bay can come near. A 161 foot Water Slide.That's three stories of thrills and excitement for all our acts And it's only at the Landmark Inn. Waterslide Pool Parties now available Whether it's a birthday or just a few friends getting together for some real fun, you can now have your very own Waterslide Pool Party supervised by a ualified Life Guard. ool times: (other times upon request) 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Mon. - Fri. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Sunday Snacks and treats are available. For details phone the Pool Line at 767-1681 The place to stay in Thunder Bay No Charge Reservation Line 1-800-465-3950 Ue NEW AGENT In Terrace Bay Lower level in the Post Office SEWING NOOK(825-9555) Travel Rest Trailer Park Schreiber 824-2617 landmark inn 1010 Dawson Road, Thunder Bay, Ont., Canada.