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PAGE I6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 21, I974 SCHREIBER RECREATION NEWS SWIMMING: The test date for swimming this year was August I4th. The results were as follows: Pre-Beginners - Sheila Mather, Jenny Mather, Michelle Webb, Constance May, Jennifer Glad, Brenda Speziale, Paul Anderson, Brad Godin. Beginners - Dawn Martin, Tracey Wilde, Rose- mary May, Brenda Bottomley, Cheryl Figliomeni, Brenda Lamoureux, Gail Beauparlent, Albert Gauthier, Rick Morgan, Frank Costa, Stephen Spikula, Debbie Birch, Cathy Graham, Maureen McGrath, Julie Speziale. Juniors - Carol Huard, Elena Speziale, Kim Smith, Joyce Gauthier, Jamie Smith. Survival = Tina Redino, Frank Costa, Danny Welbourne, Joyce Gauthier, Donna Bottomley, Cindy Ray, Sandy Morrison, Lloyd Fairservice. The instructors would like to thank those who helped with the programme and hope to see them back again next year. Also badges are not in yet and will be mailed and lead-up cards are available at the Recreation Office. Lifeguards, as of August I8th will not be on duty. WOMEN'S FITNESS The programme finished August 20th. The instructors would like to thank the women for their participation and good sportsmanship. It seems the most popular activity among the lad- ies was the yoga and exercises and volleyball. WILDERNESS ADVENTURE : Group 2 of Wilderness Adventure set off Monday, August I9th to canoe down the Steel River. This is very rough expedition taking six days. The starting point is Jackfish and will finish at Santoy Lake doing a complete circle. Fourteen people have gone on the long trip. Last week they had a tour of the Terrace Bay mill which proved to be very interesting and the Pyramid Mines, old gold mines. OUR TRIP TO OUIMET CANYON & THE SLEEPING GIANT: This story is about the trip to Ouimet Can- yon and to the Sleeping Giant. The recreation committee of Schreiber chartered a bus, and took the kids who were in Wilderness Adventure and Sports '74. We started out on the 7th of August and went to Ouimet Canyon. The group of kids and instructors walked to the end of the area where you could see where the canyon walls had separated. In many thou- sands of years this area will be caved in. We left Ouimet Canyon and headed for the Sleeping Giant. The bus took us to a lake called Pounds- ford. We all went for a swim. After our swim we left and went to the Thunder Bay scen- ic lookout. The bus left and we stayed and waited for one of the instructors who was com- ing from Thunder Bay. When he arrived he made trips back and forth to take packsacks and kids back to Poundsford. We camped at Poundsford for the length of time we were on the trip. On the 8th of August a man from the Minis- try of Natural Resources took us to the Trail of the Sleeping Giant. We headed up towards the feet of the Sleeping Giant. We climed to the top of his feet and then down the other side. At the bottom we stopped and had lunch. After lunch we headed for the instructors car which was parked where we had departed from that morning, at 7 p.m. On the 9th of August six people went to the head of the Sleeping Giant. When they got there you could see Thunder Bay and Michigan from an old fire tower. Also you could see different parts of the Sleeping Giant. The only thing was if we had more time than we did, we would have thought it would be more interesting. If you ever get a chance to go to Ouimet Canyon and to the Sleeping Giant, go it's a beautiful place. TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT The Terrace Bay Police Department investig- ated a total of forty-three occurrences during the week of August I2th-I8th. On August I3th a Thunder Bay man was char- ged with impaired driving. On August I7th a fight involving local youths and members of the Junior Rangers occurred on Simcoe Plaza which resulted in two Junior Rangers being treated at McCausland Hospital. Charges of assault causing bodily harm will be laid. On August I8th a Terrace Bay man was charge ed with impaired driving. Twelve charges were issued under the High- way Traffic Act. One charge under the Liquor Control Act. Thirteen motor vehicles were safety checked with nine warnings issued. One missing person was located. Collapsible? A certain gentleman was over- heard saying he thought there was a lot more truthfulness in advertising these days. It seems he purchased one of those col- lapsible swimming pools for his children. This morning it did.