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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM ACCLAIMED 'Night Out at the Terrace Bay High School ' proved an evening of tremendous entertainment, Friday, April 2nd, in the School Auditorium. The wide variation provided on the program had been carefully chosen and prepared and included students talented in gymnastics, folk dancing, drama, comed and the arts. M.C. Jon MacDonald welcomed the audience who packed the large auditorium, introducing first Donna Brown and Darlene Larson who, accompanied by David Mercier on the electric guitar, gave beautiful duets in the folk-singing manner so popula today, "Four Strong Winds' and 'Blowing In The Wind'. A very clever skit 'Mr. and Mrs. ' with Ainsley Middaugh and David Roberts had been directed by Brian Hubelit, and kept their public rocking with mirth. Students and audience alike, paid tribute to Mr. J. Ferguson, for the proficiency of the gymnastic and apparatus display. Boys and girls performed wit amazing dexterity on the parallel bars and apparatus then returned to the stage for a quick run through on mat work before going into a giant pyramid. 'Delightful were a pair of comic gymnists who fol- lowed with their own special antics. "Theme from Exodus" was a popular piano solo played by Brian Hubelit. Joanne Brown appeared next accompanied by Karen Moore at the Piano, to _ sing two very lovely numbers, "Everybody Loves Somebody" and "More". Making an entrance to the widly exuberant, ' RECREATION DIRECTOR ARRIVES IN TERRACE BAY Terrace Bay Recreation Association have announced the appointment of Buck Matiowsky, as the new Director of Recreation and Facility Manager. Buck is twenty-nine years old, married with no family and comes to this community with a highly reputable background in Recreation. Both Buck and his wife Ann, are former Manitobians, both born and raised in Oakburn-Shoal Lake area in Manitoba. Buck has recently completed his two years of University training in Municipal Recreation at the University of Guelph, Ontario. During his Univer- sity studies he was awarded two bursaries valued at $200. each for proficiency in the course. Prior to attending University, Buck had worked in the field of Recreation for seven years in the fol- lowing communities: Lynn Lake, Shoal Lake, Bissett' and Oakburn, Manitoba and The Bear River in North West Territories. He has been either Director of Recreation or in a combined position of Arena Manager and Director of Recreation in the fore- mentioned communities. This past summer Buck was employed with the Guelph Recreation Commission as a Programme Direc- tor and also worked part time with the Physical Education Department at the University. Buck had his early start in Recreation through his hockey experience accepting his first job as a hockey coach. Buck has played Junior A Hockey with the Winnipeg Monarchs, and has played Senior and Intermediate Hockey in several Manitoba towns. These past two seasons he has played with the Universtity Intercollegiate team in the Ontario- Quebec Intercollegiate League. Buck has attended numerous short courses related to the field of Recreation: (Continued on Page 10)