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TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 22, 1977 °// RECREATION DEPT. "Ae WEEKLY REPORT OPENING OF TERRACE BAY SWIM POOL: The Terrace Bay Swim Pool will be open to: the public on Saturday, June 25th, at 2:00 p.m. The schedule for the remainder of -the month and the first part of July will be as follows: Soturdoy, Junes25th =.2700 -i5300 p.m. 6:00 = 9:00 p.m Sunday, June 26h ~=2700 "5:00 p.m. 6:00 = 9:00 p.m Monday, June 27th --- 2:00-5:00 'p.m. 63007 - "200 pam Tuesday, 'dune 28th i-. 1:00 -13:00 p.m. 63100 = <8:.0010.5m., Wednesday,June -29th - 2:00. ~- 5:00. p.m. 6:00 - 9:00 p.m : Thursday, June 30th - closed for the afternoco due to Leadership course. Open 6:00 to 92:00 that night. » - closed for afternoon Open 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Saturday, Juty 2nd" -+2:00"-"5:00" p.m. £5 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. - "2300 = 5:00pm. 6:00 = 9:00" p.m. The times and lists for the July swimming classes will be posted at the Pool and in the Recreation Centre during the week of June 27th. July swimming classes will begin on .July 4th. A reminder that Recreation discs (current) are required for free admission to the Pool, and anyone without a disc will be charged the non-member rate, which are as follows: Adults - .75¢; students and children - .50¢. Friday, July 1st Sunday, July 3ed SUMMER ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME BULLETIN: The official Summer Activities Programme bulletin will be delivered door-to-door this Thursday, June 23rd. This programme bulletin will outline in detail the various summer ac- tivities that will be taking place as well as . age groups, times and days of sessions and facility. Summer activities for 1977 will be as follows: swimming, tennis, arts and crafts, volleyball, basketball, soccer, active and quiet games, track and field, youth drop-in centre, and two additions this year are ball hockey and Outers programme. Continued page 7 ..... * Ropes - Woolens. THUNDER MUG - Hummel and Royal Doulton Figurines - Wedgewood Jewel lery and Giftware - Royal Albert, Royal Doulton and Paragon China - Denby and Doulton Ovenware - Canadian and German pottery - English Thunder Mugs, Bowls & Ewels - Planters & Macrame Hanging OPEN DAILY MONDAY TO SATURDAY - 10 a.m. - 8 SUNDAYS - 10 a.m. = 5 824-2040 p p.m. TODAY'S ANS WER CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS DOWN 1 European 1 Uttered river 2 Mrs. Copper- § Gotham field City's 3 State (Fr.) protector 4 Banished 11 Mechanical 5 Chew out routine 6 Solo 12 Actress 7 Make lace Stritch 8 Title in 13 Soviet lake India 24 Mexican 33 Rich Little, '14 Revolve , 9 Part of am. cheer e.g. #~ 15 St. John --, 10 Indigence 25 Initials 34 Row Roman 16 Speak in- denoting 35 Enfant church coherently an alias "terrible 17 Composer 19 Having the 26 Nonsense 37 Cruisi Rorem shakes 28 Curse 38 Fellow 18 Entrances 20 Exclude 30 Hidden /39 Biblical 20 Comport 21 Super or 32 Heli- weed # oneself alter copter 41 I love 23 Whitened, 22 Chance (Lat.) 5 With J TE I S Jo 27 Playing marble 28 Silvers 3 TV role 29 Lasso IS 17 31 Honeyoee [A777 g 33 Liturgical _ ol vestment 12° 2 122 23 [24 [25 |26 36 Ham it up |> 28 40 Kidd or Teach 29. 30 42 One of the - Upani- 3 132 77% shads 2% 43 Be- fo 36 charm 4 At hand |*° a 45 Witty roe Pack Cc 25 46 Yawn 6-20