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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 7, 1976 RECREATION REPORT: Cont'd from pg. 6.... Please register at the pool. The first week of swimming saw 1333 swim- wers during public swim. SUMMER PROGRAMMES : You can still register for: Music and Craft - Classes are being held in the High School for guitar, piano and crafts. These programmes run until August 27th, with a registration fee of $10.00 for the entire summer. Tennis - Two classes (children/students and adults) meet six hours weekly for tennis in- struction. The registration fee is $10.00 for adults (16 and over) and $7.50 for child- ren and students (10-15 years). ; Lacrosse - Lacrosse instructions are held at the arena Tuesday evenings. Boys 10-12 years old meet at 6:30 p.m., and those 13 and 14 meet at 7:30p.m. Equipment will be sup- plied if necessary. The registration fee for this programme is $3.00. If you are interes- ted in any of the above programmes, please con -tact the Recreation Office concerning regis- tration. NOTES FROM YOUR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The recent Directors meeting was attended by the retiring District Director, Mr. Ab Farrow, who has been an active member for thirty years. The Directors were appreciative of a farewell message and poem from Mr. Farrow as well as sound advice given regarding the need for involvment and education of our mem- bers and ways of widening the scope of our Society. The membership drive recruited 324 senior and 22 junior members and the Directors wish to thank the canvassers who did and excellent job covering the town. Any member interested in attending the Judging School in Thunder Bay please contact Secretary (Robbie Velanoff) for application forms. Deadline is July 10. A Fall premium will be delivered to members later in the summer. - The Plant Rummage Sale was again a success. Demand exceeded supply so please make a note to donate your extra perennials or annuals next year. Some copies of a new publication "Canada Green" are available to members who may be interested. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Benoit Beauchamp of Terrace Bay, a boy on June 23rd. RALPH COE: Mr. Harry Coe recently accompanied his son, Ralph, to London where they at -tended the Spring Convocation Exercis- es at the University of Western Ontario. Ralph graduated from Western with his Honours Bachelor of Science majoring in zoology. THE JOB SCENE: A PEP TALK So you want to be a heart surgeon but the only job you can find is washing windows. Take it! Good, steady employment for students this summer is at a premium. The jobs you wish you had have been gobbled up by your friends months ago. The old line "1'1i..do anything but ..." will definitely assist you in being unemployed and staying unemployed. Jobs at the Ministry of Natural Resources and the mill have been filled. The highway con- struction jobs seem to work on a supply and demand basis. If you are not on the scene ear ~-ly in the morning, every morning, your chan- ces of employment there are slim. To pg. 3 see In Canada its Tilden Featuring E | GMC trucks Truck rentals SPADONI BROS. LTD. SCHREIBER -- TERRACE BAY CALL LARRY AT 824-2304