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JUNE II,..I975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 21 McGrath-Graham Wedding - continued Prior to the wedding Cathy was entertained at two Bridal Showers. One at the home of Mrs. Art Huard, Schreiber and also at the home of Mrs. Richard Baron, Terrace Bay. A stag was held for John at the Schreiber Town Hall by his hockey friends, the Schreiber North Stars. . - A wedding rehearsal party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McGrath on May 2nd. A buff- et lunch was served to the guests. Out of town guests were - Mrs. R. Pugh, bride's grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. R. Koziy and sons Robbie and Rhys, Tyler Thompson, Larry St. Jean, Debbie Pople, Cheryl Warwick, Mary McCormick, Judy McParland, all of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. E. Morrill, Pickering, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McGrath, Barry's Bay, Ont. Mrs. Grace Foram, Donny, -Anne, Jim, Joan, Frances, Joe and Raymond McGrath, Con McGrath Mike Kelly, all of Eganville, ont.7 My. and Mrs. Jim Graham, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Greg Morr- ill, London, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Gord McParland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McParland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morrill, all of Schreiber. SCHREIBER RECREATION NEWS SUMMER SCHOOL IN THE ARTS: A series of one week courses in the Arts will be offered in Thunder Bay this summer beginning July 28th. Courses offered include Childrens' Art, Kiln Building for Potters, Ad- vanced Art, Drama, Sculpture and three Music Courses of keyboard harmony, vocal lessons and a choral workshop. These courses are sponsored by the Lakehead Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, the Ministry of Culture and Recreation and Confed- eration College. Registration forms for the foregoing cour- ses may be obtained from the Recreation Office and for further information phone the office, 824-2317 or come in. Final date for registration is June 30/75. OFY GRANT - NOTE TO WOMEN OF NORTHWESTERN ONT. : How do you shape up? Have your fitness level tested at Lakehead University Physiology Laboratory for no charge. Individual and group programs will be set up for those wishing to improve or maintain their present level of fit- ness, a small fee will be charged. Testing - June I6 to July 3I. For information and/or appointment Phone 345-6671 or write: Women's Fitness Research, c/0 526 McLeod St. Thunder Bay, Ontario PICI273, YOUTH SUMMER CAMP: A reminder that the deadline for regis- tration is Wednesday, June I8th. Registrat- ion forms may be obtained from the Schreiber Recreation Office. . WOMEN AND THE LAW: Those interested in this program may reg- ister at the Recreation Office during office hours. NOTE: Schreiber Parks and Recreation would like interested people in the community to create a crest which may be used by the Recreation Committee on a permanent basis. A reward will be given to the winner chosen by the Committee and for any further information contact the Recreation Office. Entries must be handed in by July 2nd, I975. CANADA'S ONLY TENTED CIRCUS MILL ROAD BALLFIELD (Behind Texaco) -- Circus performance runs 90 minutes featuring the best animal and specialty acts from all over the world. There will be acrobats, jugglers, aerialists, horses, ponies, canines, elephant routines, comical clowns - everything needed to present one of the finest traditional circus programs backed with circus music. TUESDAY, JUNE 24th TWO PERFORMANCES: 6 P.M. and 8 P.M. - Advance ticket sale - $1.50 per person (regardless of age) Box Office Sales - Adults $2.00 Children $1.75 (12 years & under) TICKET BLITZ: Terrace Bay - JUNE 12th and 13th (Door to Door) Schreiber = JUNE 14th and 15th Also the following outlets will sell advance tickets: Terrace Bay - Cebrario's Hardware Recreation Office - Cebrario's Hardware Hudson's Bay Spadoni's Schreiber SPONSORED BY: TERRACE BAY YOUTH GROUP!