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raat JUNE 23, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 RECREATION REPORT: Cont'd from page 9... the Tennis Club Steering Committee. At an open meeting of local Tennis players, it was decided not to form a Tennis club at the present time; however, the steering com- mittee has set up a list of basic rules and a system of scheduling for tennis court uses. These regulations have been posted for every- one's perusal. Anyone with problems or ques- tions regarding the use of the tennis courts please contact the Recreation Office and they will refer you to a member of the steering committee. LACROSSE PROGRAMME TO START JUNE 29TH: The Terrace Bay Recreation Department is pleased to announce that an instructional Lac- rosse programme will be offered to boys' cat- egories 10 - 12 years of age and 13 and 14 years of age. The 10 - 12 year olds will have a session from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and the 13 and 14 year olds will have their sessions from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. A total of 10 sessions will be offered throughout the summer at a regis- tration fee of $3.00 per player. Anyone interested in registering for Lac- rosse can do so by picking up registration forms at the Recreation Office and making pay- ment. Registrations will also be taken during the first session on June 29th at the Terrace Bay arena. Instructor for this programme will be Larry Abraham, Junior. SUMMER PROGRAMME DEVELOPER - Commencing this week, the reation Department will have me Developer working for the programmes that will be made available this summer. The Summer Programme Developer is Karen LaRone. As programmes unfold for the KAREN LaRONE : Terrace Bay Rec- a Summer Program- number of summer summer, the.majority of people will be in a position to meet Karen and we would ask that any groups or organizations connected with summer programmes direct their requests or concerns to the Recreation Office. COMING EVENTS: Friday, June 25th - Terrace Bay swim pool opens to the public. , Tuesday, June 29th - Lacrosse instruction com- mences. Monday, July 5th - July swim lessons. commence. Monday, July 5th - Craft and Music instruction commences. ; MINOR HOCKEY CRESTS: This past seasons Minor Hockey Crests and tabs are. now available at the Recrention of- fice. . | ed to support our building fund. HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND The Board of Governors of the McCausland Hospital gratefully acknowledges the following contributions to the building fund. Personal donations $250.00, Payroll Deduc- 'tions $2,475.54; In Memoriam $64.00; Local : Business - Big C Motel and Spadoni Brothers - total $500.00 We are greatly encouraged by the many out' of town Companies who are interested in our project and communities and have, also, elect- The latest of these contributors are Powell Equipment, Lakehead Freightways, Barnett - McQueen (Thun- der Bay). These donations (plus a pledge) to- tal $13,500.00 The Building Fund total has now reached the $160,000.00 mark. Public Relations CE McCausland Hospital ; POISON CONTROL: MINI FILE IN LOCAL HOSPITAL Do you know where your nearest Poison Con- trol Centre is located? No! Well, neither do some Thousands of other people in Ontario. If someone in your home eats or drinks some poisonous substance, valuable time could be lost while your doctor or local hospital cont- acts the nearest poison control centre for information about symptoms and remedies. Ont- ario Hospital association has wanted to change that by making it possible for all hospitals in Ontario to have a Poison Control mini-file for instant reference. Now they have. It is a bright red binder which lists all common and uncommon poisons, their symptoms, antidotes and treatments. This mini~file was Gy in the Regional Toxicology Centre of Laval' University in Quebec City and we were permit- ted to have a copy of 'it at the Emergency department of The McCausland Hospital. Public Relations The McCausland Hospital THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL "IN MEMORIAM CARDS" In Memoriam cards will be available for the period of June 25th = July 12th, inclu- sive, at the Hospital Administration Office in the Birchwood Terrace Home, Room 116, due to the absence of Mrs. Aini Anderson.