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PAGE I4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY I0, I974 SCHREIBER RECREATION NEWS SUMMER '74 MUSIC: Do you want to learn to make music this sum- mer? Murray Robinson is offering free lessons in guitar, banjo, flute and recorder. There must be old instruments lying around in your home just waiting to be played. Come out and learn to use them. - Murray will start teaching as soon as some of you phone and say you want to learn. For further information, call the Recreation Office 824-2325. OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH: ; The OFY playground sport programme is runn- ing well with more than 60 kids participating in the activities - and more are joining every day. There's still lots of room in the morn- ing session I0:00 - I2:30 so bring your kids. This week has been filled with Arts and Crafts activities and sports. Some beautiful flowers were made and some new games tried. Soccer seems to be very popular with the boys. COMMUNITY CANOEING: Schreiber Recreation canoes are available for rent in the evenings and on weekends when Wilderness Adventure aren't using them. Paulette Perras, a Wilderness Adventure instruc -tor, is in charge of the Community Canoeing programme. : We plan to have them available (weather permitting) from 7 - IO on weeknights, Saturday and Sunday from noon until 9 p.m. On weekdays, it is necessary to phone Paulette 824-2479 before you go out to Whitesand. She decides whether the weather is suitable and she may need a ride out to the beach. Paulette is also willing to teach lessons; just ask her if you want to learn. This is wonderful canoe country. a canoe and find out about it. Take out WILDERNESS ADVENTURE : This programme for boys and girls IO to I2 is well underway. The first week has been packed with lessons in canoeing, first aid and map and compass. All this is preparation for the expeditions which begin this week. Thanks to the parents who volunteered to drive the kids from Whitesand to Schreiber. It makes it much easier for us if we don't have to hire a bus for that extra afternoon run. SWIMMING: The Swim Staff report that things are going well. All the classes are full and the weath- er has been fairly co-operative. Adult swimming is underway as well. We're hoping for a lot of Mark Spitz's in the men's class. LACROSSE : The lacrosse clinic will be here all this week. Dick Henderson of the Sports Council is the instructor. Sessions are held in the arena so come and watch. Schreiber Recreation has all the lacrosse equipment necessary thanks to the office of the Athletic Commissioner. Perhaps lacrosse interest in the community could lead to for- mation of a league and lacrosse could become a continuing sport for Schreiber and the North Shore. Lauri Halonen has already given several lessons in lacrosse. If you're interested in learning the game, whatever your age, call the Recreation Office and register. WHITESAND BEACH SUPERVISION: ' The Schreiber Recreation swim instructors have agreed to supervise the beach daily throughout the summer. They'll be wearing red lifeguard shirts and will ask you to give them as much co-operation as possible. They'll be on the beach Monday to Friday from II:30 to 4:30; Saturday and Sunday from I to 6 p.m. ; Please don't bring glass bottles to the beach. Use plastic containers if you can. ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS: Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hubelit were Miss Maxine Hubelit and Gilbert Wahl of Wawa, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Rochon of Batchewana, Ont., Mrs. Leona Leisander and daughter Devona of Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. H. Price of Toronto renewed acquaintances here this week. Mrs. Price was a former teacher here. They were accompanied by Mrs. Edith Herstedt of Dayto Beach, Florida. Judge Geo. Paradise and Mrs. Paradise of Sioux City, Iowa have arrived on their annual holiday and fishing trip. They are accompan- ied by his brother Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bruley and family of Thunder Bay spent the holiday weekend here at the family summer hone. Herb and Camilla Legault motored to Thunder Bay for the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Susan Jacobson and sons of Thunder Bay have arrived to spend the summer months at the Windjammer Gift Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douglas and daughters Jeanette and Jacilynn of Webbwood visited Mrs. Anne Todesco enroute to Vancouver, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Ibey are holidaying with relatives in Thunder Bay and Kenora. Wm. White, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood of continued page I5 Leiedain,