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268 TERRACE BA RECREATION BRIEFS - by David Courtemanche Square Dancing? There has been some indication of interest in forming a Square Dancing Club in Terrace} Bay. In order to assess the interest, if you would like to join such a club, will you phone the Recrea- tion Office - 3542 within the next week. Art Club Meeting - There will be a business meeting at 7.30 p.m. this coming Thursday, prior to the Art Course instruction. Programme content for the. course this week will be portraiture, sketching and oils. Weekly Events - Every Tuesday - 6-7.30 p.m. - Ballet Instruction - Meeting Room #1 Every Thursday - 8 p.m. - Art Instruction - Meeting Room #3 (art gallery). ; Public Skating - Wednesdays 1.30 to 3.30 p.m. - pre-school skating; 3.30-5.30 p.m. open skating. Fridays - 7 to 9.30 p.m., Sundays - 1.30 - 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. COMING EVENTS - Saturday, March 9th - Kimberly-Clark - Longlac Cusine tamaniel'< Monday, March 11th - Mr. W. Sunahara, Art Con- ario Department of Education, will be at the Recre- ation Centre. Meeting Room #3 (art gallery). All persons interested in Art are welcome to attend. Thursday, March 14th - High School Winter Carni- val . Friday, March 15th - Possible Folk Music Concert ART COURSE PLANNED FOR MARCH 22,23,24th The Terrace Bay Recreation Association, in co- operation with the community programs service, Ontario department of education is sponsoring an art course on drawing and portrait painting, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, March 22,23 and 24th in Meeting Room #3, The course will be conducted by Harold Norring- ton a graduate of drawing and painting courses - 'Ontario College of Art. Mr. Norrington has had various teaching experiences and attended the Com- munity programs service district leadership courses held at the University of Guelph in '65 and '66. Also an oil painting course at Geneva Park. He ex hibited his work in the Canadian Society of Graphic Artists in 1967 at Ottawa and Toronto. Also at the Thunderbirds - 5 NEWS 2 PAGE 11 Society of Canadian Painter-Etchers and Engravers in 1965 and 1966. 5 The course will provide instruction in gesture draw- ing; contour drawing, portrait drawing with oils on canvas or panels. It will open to all interested per- sons wishing to pursue drawing and portrait painting. Registration fee has been set at $5.00 per candidate. Enrolment will be limited to the first 20 applicants . Application forms may be obtained from the Terrace Bay Recreation Association or from Mr. David Court- emanche, and must be returned no later than Wednes- day, March 20th. MINOR HOCKEY NEWS Peewee Game Results -February 29 Cougars - 3 Goals for the Thunderbirds were scored by T. Szpak (2), P. Malashewski, M. Gerlach and Legault. Goals for the Cougars were scored by J. Zwir, P. | Ojavee and A. Vanderkam. Teen House League Game Results -February 29 Comets 10 Flyers - 2 Flyers 2 Goals for Comets were scored by C. Yates (4), L. Pinkerton (2), M. Dashkewytch, J. Ojavee, E. Bran Brend and D. Edmunds. Goals for Flyers were scored by D. Gresdal and T. Desaulniers. CARD OF THANKS - The family of the late Romeo Parent wishes to thank all those who were so kind during their recent bereavement - Father Cano, pallbearers, Gawley Funeral Home, and all those who offered so many other, expressions of sympathy. Happiness is a big jug of martinis, a thick, juicy beefsteak and a big hungry dog to eat the steaks so it doesn't go to waste. KENNY RINK WINS KIMBERLY-CLARK TROPHY Dan Kenny made a perfect last rock take-out to win the coveted Kimberly-Clark Mixed Curling Trophy on the weekend. The extra end thriller a- gainst Bob Roberts was a real crowd-pleaser . Sixteen rinks participated in this event and all con cerned enjoyed the curling and the social activities. Jeannette Gunter and Connie Cvitkovich organized and directed a fashion show and skit featuring the following models and actors - Al Pattison, George Nugent, Bill McKie (Cont'd on page 12) ©