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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 7, 1975 will be in Manitouwadge on Monday, August IIth Thursday, August I4th and Tuesday, August 19th Anyone interested in driving our players to and from Manitouwadge on the above-mentioned dates are requested to contact Alex Vanderkam Summer Programme Developer, at the Recreation Office - phone 3542. Please give our players all the support you possibly can. The times for all of thesé games, including the out of town games, will be 7:00 p.m. "MOM AND TOT" SWIM PROGRAMME: As a result of a meeting of the mothers whe registered for this programme, sessions will be held daily Monday through Friday in the morning. This programme is designed to famil- jarize small children with the water while under the care of their mothers. The instruc- tor for this programme will be Alex Vanderkam, Summer Programme Developer. SWIM POOL: 4 We would like to thank all those who assis- ted us at the Terrace Bay local swim meet. We appreciate your help. On August I6th, Terrace Bay is hosting the North Shore Swim Meet. The meet will con- sist of speed swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and waterpolo, so it will be an all day activity. We would like your support. If you can assist us in any way please contact one of the swim team coaches: Kathy Buckley, Nancy Bouchard, Carol Bouchard. Please come out on August I6th and support your, team. "MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mri. and Mas. Nowman GRad of Schreiber and Mr. and Mus. James Garlock of Terrace Bay, are pleased to announce the marviiage of their children, Karen ELizabeth and James Allan which took place Saturday, August Znd, 1975 at St. Michael's and ALL Angels Anglican Church Ain Thunder Bay. LORNE"S CAMERAS & FISHING TACKLE 20 SOUTH COURT STREET (next to the Paramount Theatre) THUNDER BAY 'P', ONTARIO TELEPHONE 344-0413 PLAYGROUND : This year's playground is progressing very well. We started the year off with a pre- teen dance. The evening was successful and prizes were won for various novelty dances. Andrew Gramatowski won the door prize which was an Elton John album. Carol Moore 'and Marshall Northcott won the freeze dance. The next week an overnight 'sleepin' was enjoyed by the 7-I2 year old girls. Bedtime for some happened to be in the late hours of the morning - but other wise all went well. A lemonade stand in front of Costa's kept -the 4-6 year olds busy one sunny morning. They proved to be pretty convincing salesmen. The local bowling alley was well put to use as both the 7-12 year old boys and the 7-12 year old girls tested their bowling skills. For the boys David McBride had high score and Gordie Miller bowled the low score. Joyce Kurylo bowled the high score and Kathy Ramsay had the low score for the girls. The I0-12 year old boys enjoyed an after- noon of canoeing at Canoe Lake last Thursday. = { ITER SOT ITE 0Gw wi They were taught the various aspects of canoe- | ing including how to tip and bail out a canoe. Our special thanks to Lorraine Belliveau and Roger Ferguson who made it possible. ENTERTAINMENT HAREM SCAREM ad Aug. 4th to Aug. 16th at the MAYFAIR HOTEL SCHREIBER a a ----------------_ et Vm