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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 24, I974 RECREATION NEWS SWIM POOL: Swimming lessons for the month will end on July 29th. Tuesday, July 30th will be testing day for Tadpoles, Minnows, Pre Beginners, Be- ginners, Survival and Junior Artificial Respir- ation as well as pre-testing for Juniors, Inter -mediates and Seniors. These will be conduct- ed at regular class times. Red Cross testing will take place Wednesday, July 3Ist. Times will be posted at the pool. Your child must pass the pre-test in order to take the Red Cross Exam. All children must pay a 25¢ serv- ice fee before they can take their test. Ple- ase be sure your child brings the correct am=- ount. Registration for the month of August wil take place on Thursday and Friday afternoon of this week ONLY at the pool. No late registra- tions will be accepted. There is a registra- tion fee of $I.00 per child or $2.50 per family for the month. This Saturday, July 27th, the Red Rock swim team will be in town to challenge our local swimmers. It all begins at I0 in the morning and is open to the public free of charge. So come out and see .our swimmers. They need your support to produce a winning team. If you'd like to help out at the meet, leave your name at the Recreation Office and we will get in touch with you. ww' PLAYGROUND: Either the sun gods were merciful or some- one up there likes the playground staff, becau- se the third week of playground activites and special events were hold under sunny skies. Friday morning the 5 and 6 year old children drove down to the Kimberly Clark beach for a marshmallow roast. While there, the kids mana- ged to get in a little fishing and made a beau- tiful haul - the fish being the "no-mess, easy- to-clean" variety, complete with candy centres. Jamie Pollard managed to catch the bid daddy of them all, which he graciously shared with the other kids. That afternoon, the 7 - 9 year old kids and leaders, complete with St. Bernard dog, loaded into the bus and headed out to White Sand Lake for a swim and picnic lunch. Although it's debatable whether more eating was done than swi- mming, everyone had a good time doing both. Friday evening, the I0 - I2 year old kids walked down to the Pump House Beach to cook sup- per. A lot of hot dogs were blackened and en- joyed and there were quite a number of seagulls This Thursday, July 25th, we are planning a special Play Day in conjunction with the SchPfeiber playground. This event will be for children 5 to 9 years of age and will take 'place. in Schreiber from I:30 until 3:30 p.m. We have rented a bus to take the leaders and kids to Schreiber and back, and it will be" leaving Terrace Bay Public School at I:00 p.m. A lot of work has gone into this event by the two playground staffs and we know it should be a lot of fun. All kids 5 to 9 years of age are invited to come out and enjoy them- selves. In case of rain, the Play Day will be held Friday instead. i CROSSWORD PUZZLE who could hardly wait until we had left. TODAY'S ANSWER NEE EEE SYS 2 3[INVEW3 LOL ACROSS 3. Opposite ON 1. Frankie, of hor. 1VS to 4. Building Johnny . exten- ANY 6. Impress sion IE] 11. White 5. Detroit oo poplar pro 12. Jewelry : ¢ was) MOS item . Terrify 13. Unrelated 7. Binding L3v : (2 wds.) substance Oa NW ; 15. Hair 8. Candle- dWV accessory nut tree 3 16. "-- 9. Debussy's 22. Function 32. Use a in the "La --" 23. African shears Money" 10. "Kitty" river 33. Pegu 17. Faction 14. Insurgent 24. Fungus ironwood 18. Elt's 17. Sensible 26. Denoting 34. Suffix mom 18. Parlor certain with ump 21. Verdi piece generals 35. Devoured opera 19. Algerian (hyph.wd.) 36. Craggy 24. Philippine port 30. Felon's hill Moslem 20. "In the , forte 37. Two -- 25. Over- beginning 31. Mem- time doing was the orable (2 wds.) (3 wds.) _." day in 38. Black 21. Auk 21. Mild oath 44 B.C. cuckoo genus 28. Remote 1 2 [3 [4 Is 6 |7 |8 [9 Jo from the sea i 12 29. Scottish river 13 14 30. Campus cutie 15 ; 16 7 31. Beggar in "The 17 19 Odyssey" 32. Perched 21 [22 [23 35. Far » (3 wds.) 25 26 39. -- pole 40. Old- 27 26 pr Womanish . Lxpunge [39 30 7 42. Mature | DOWN 31 22 |33 [34 1. Suburban Cag s concern 2. Wood- 39 40 wind instru- 4 42 ment ; TRC TATION