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JUNE I9, I974 . TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 LIBRARY NEWS Listed below: The summer schedule for the Terrace Bay Public Library June I5th - September I5th: - SUMMER HOURS Monday I:30 - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday I:30 -- 4:30 p.m. Thursday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Friday I:30 - 4:30 p.m. The library is in need of more children's paperbacks, for the exchange program. If your children have books to donate, bring them in and let them make an exchange. New Books for and about Children: Children in Fear...A book about the fears we teach children and what parents can teach them instead. Written by a well known lecturer and teacher Stephen M. Joseph. A child's eye view...invaluable for teachers particularly in the field of mathematics and science, and fascinating for the ever-increas- ing number of young parents trying to under- stand the developmental psychology of their own children. A CHILD'S EYE VIEW, examines the im- portant implications of Piaget's theories. BASED on work carried out in the last eight years of Chorley College by Mary Sime and a team of her colleagues and students, the book begins by outlining the fundamental tenets of Piaget about a childs intellectual growth and basic concept development, and describes the re -actions of primary school children to some of the tests. The second section illustrates the paths by which young children learn to reason logically, while the third explores the progre- ss of logical thinking as the child matures in- to the adolescent and the adult. STAR TREK. ..complete series available for children. Make your children's summer reading fun. The Library has a good selection of large print books by well known authors for those who experience difficulty in reading normal print size. v: RECREATION NEWS PARENTS! !! Please read your childrens' swimming regis- tration form carefully. They will not be reg- istered until their fee of $I.00 per child per month or $2.50 per family per month is paid - remember the deadline for registration is this Friday, June 2Ist, I974. 1974-1975 RECREATION DISCS NOW AVAILABLE: The I974-75 Recreation Discs are now avail- able, as advertised in last week's paper. We suggest that all members drop down to the Rec- reation Office to pick up their Discs as soon as possible. All Recreation Members regard- less of Payroll Deduction or cash payment must pick up their Discs at the office. We would ask that those families picking up their new discs check their envelopes before leaving the office to determine if additional discs are required, or, on the other hand, if members of their family are no longer eligible for membership on the family membership plan. MINOR BALL PROGRAMME : Grade 8 trip to Toronto. During this week, June I7 - 20, the games in the Girls' League and the National League have been cancelled due to the public school These games will be re~scheduled at a later date. Regularly scheduled games will continue in the International and American Leagues. Many thanks to all the adults and students who have volunteered their time to assist in this programme. Without your help the leagu- es would not have been able to operate. continued page 16 ......2.- Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario The Wawa District of The Ministry of Natural Resources are inviting tenders for the rental of machine (s) of minimum 160 D.B.H.P. with operator (s) for scarifica- tion, (dragging) of approximately 1100 acres of cutover Forest, 800 acres of which are located in the Dubreuilville area and 300 acres located approximately 60 miles east of Wawa on Highway 101. Further information and tender forms may be obtained by phoning 705-856-2396, or writing to The Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 1160, Wawa, Ontario. Attention D. Gummer. The lowest or any tenders not necessarily accepted. Tenders will be accepted up to and in- cluding June 28, 1974 until 12:00 noon. R.P. Alton, District Manager.