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MA 9 65 Recreation Briefs - cont'd from page 10 in Tennis is maintained, steps will be taken to form a Tennis Club. If you are interested in the formation of such a club, please call the Recreation Centre. Adult Swimming - Several ladies in town have ex- pressed the desire for special times for swimming. If you are interested, please call us at the Recreation Centre. The same special sessions could be set up for men if sufficient interest warrants Roller Skating - It looks now as though roller skating will start up next week. Watch the bulletin board in front of the arena and the NEWS for further infor- mation. COMING EVENTS Saturday, May 25th - Minor Hockey Banquet Saturday, June Ist - Bowling Banquet Saturday, June Ist - Navy League Annual Inspection Saturday, June 8th - Regional Cub-a-Ree Saturday, June 8th - Horticultural Club Sale of bedding plant in arena Sunday, June 9th - Annual Moose Bowling Tournie June 25 - 28th - North Shore Playground Training Course July Ist - Kiwanis Annual Soap Box Derby July 6th & 7th - Northwestern Ontario Competitive Swimming Clinic. Soap Box Derby - The Kiwanis Club has now informed us that they wail be holding their annual Soap Box Derby on July Ist. Plans on how to make these cars and registration forms, will be forthcoming this week There will be an Art Club meeting on Thursday, May 23rd at 7 p.m. in front of the Art Gallery. Weather permitting, classes will be held outdoors. Mr. and Mrs. D. Williamson and son Derek, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence over the weekend. Linda Lawrence was also home over the weekend. Karen Lundberg spent the weekend in North Bay where she visited Lita Marie Boudreau, who is atten- ding St. Joseph's School . GUIDE AND BROWNIE BANQUET A SUCCESS The second combined Guide and Brownie Mother and Daughter Banquet was held at the Moose Hall on Saturday, May 14th. Mistress of Ceremonies for the occasion was Nonna Chapman of the 2nd Terrace Bay Guide Company, who did a wonderful job. TERRACE BAY NEWS low, by Marg Lundberg. songs to the amusement of all present. The banquet closed with the singing of Guide and Brownie Taps. PAGE 1] Special guests included Rev. T-G-~ Husser, Rev. G. Fpoch, S.J-, Mr. R. Wills, District Scout , »% Commissioner, and Mrs. 4. Shack, District Commis- sioner from Schreiber . Following the presentation of colors, and the sing- ing of O Canada, a toast to the Queen was proposed by Jane Anne Doyle, Brownie, from 2nd'pack. A toast was then proposed to Lady Baden-Powell, by Lori Shritt of the 3rd pack. Groce was then offered by Rev. Epoch. A delicious turkey dinner was served by the Ladies of the Moose. Following the main course, a toast to the Mothers was proposed by Twyla Stevens of the Is Brownie pack, and graciously responded by her moth- er Mrs. R. Stevens. Lorraine Belliveau gave an interesting talk on her experiences at Heritage Camp, and showed some of the crafts she made. Before closing, Lorraine passed on to all members of the Guiding Family, a message from Lady Baden-Powell. Fach person was supplied | with a birthday candle. From the Head Table, Lor- rgine began lighting the candles, and this light was passed along, until every candle was lit. This cere- mony symbolizes the light of Guiding throughout the whole world. For the first time in Terrace Bay, a special Guide of the Year Award was presented by Mrs. G. Caron, District Commissioner, to Wendy McMillan, of the | 2nd Terrace Bay Guide Co. Congratulations, Wendy She and Mrs. G. Caron are shown in the photo be- A lively sing-song led by Claire Guides and Brow nies then took over the stage and pre- sented little -- skits and