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PAGE I8 TERRACE BAY NEWS * JUNE 25, I975 MINOR BASEBALL: Games that were cancelled during the last two weeks of the regular schedule will be re- scheduled for a Saturday or Sunday in the near future. We still are in need of a coach and a few umpires, and anyone interested please con- tact the Recreation Office at 3542. SUMMER YOUTH CAMP - REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED : The registration deadline for the Summer Youth Camp has been extended until this Friday, June 27th. To date approximately I2 people have registered for this camp and we would like tc point out that if anyone else is inter- ested, you may obtain forms from your local Recreation Office. Fee for this camp is $30. This camp will last for one week and take placd at Canoe Lake. If you are interested, regis- ter now. TENNIS: Anyone interested in playing tennis may obtain rules and regulations sheets from eith- er the Cashiers Desk at the swimming pool or the Recreation Office. By the time of publi- cation of this week's NEWS, the tennis courts should be ready for play. There will be Recr- eation membership and non-Recreation member- ship fees established, with refunds upon retur -n of the key accordingly. COMING EVENTS: . Wednesday, June 25th - Deadline date for Swim Pool registration for July session. June 29th, 30th and July Ist - Canada Day ac- tivities (lob ball game, endurance walking race, Monte Carlo Night, beer garden, chil- dren's races, children's costume judging, food booths, bingo). Thank You The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee would like fo extend its thanks to the Kinsmen Club of Terrace Bay as well as vol- unfteers in the community who assisted in the installation of the tennis court fencing. Your assistance has played a valuable role in providing tennis courts for play in our community. SCHOOL HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC On Friday, June 20th, The Annual Picnic of the Caroline McMorland School For Trainable Retarded Children, Marathon, was again a trem- endous success. Parents and students enjoyed a three hole golf tournament followed by the picnic at Penn Lake. Mrs. A. Deol the School Principal for the past six years has decided to join her husband Paul in their new venture, farming in Manitoba and therefore concludes her position at the school. Mrs. Deol received from her students in appreciation a beautiful oil painting of Lake Superior by local artist Mrs. Mary Middaugh. All parents expressed their wish that the school would continue to present to the chil- dren their educational advancements. Picture - students presenting Mrs. Deol with a gift. Fishing has been exceptionally good this year from the docks and coves off Rossport Harbour as Albert Ray (left) and Hilton Mushquash (right) show the Lake Trout they caught 'in Sheehan's Bay in the west end of Rossport Harbour. The trout average three: to four pounds. Good sized coasters have also been caught. Photo by A. Todesco. : 1 a gal re Sn------ LTTE WV oe