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PAGE C RECREATION BRIEFS ~ By D. Courtemanche LADIES' KEEP-FIT CLASSES - If there are any ladies in town who are interested in taking afternoon ex- ercises, please phone the Recreation Office (3542) and indicate your interest. We think we may have an instructress to lead these sessions for you. MINOR FASTBALL - As of this date we have received 56 registrations for girls' fastball and 104 for boys'. However, we would still like to acquire more coaches as we now have a total of 12. If you would like to help with the coaching or managing of a team, please phone the Recreation Office and indicate your inter- est. A meeting will be called shortly for all coaches and assistants . YOUNG ADULT DANCE- The Recreation Committee in conjunction with some local young adults will be holding a dance at the Terrace Bay High School this Friday, May 30th., the guest artists from the Lake- head will be a group called Merriday Park. The ticket seller and front door will remain open for the duration of the dance. MEN'S FASTBALL - If there are any. young or old men between the ages of 16 and 10) who would like to play fastball or slowball, please notify the Recreation Office. If there is sufficient interest, there may still be time to enter the Red Rock, Dorion, Nipigon, Fastball League. TENNIS COURTS - The tennis courts are now ready for use by Recreation members. The key may be obtained from the Recreation Office. SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS - The following program of awards has been instituted by the Provin- cial Government through the Youth and Recreation Branch, Ontario Department of Education, to recog- nize the accomplishments of Ontario athletes and voluntary leaders. This program will be on an annual basis commencing with 1968 competitions. Candidates qualifying for citations and pins will be recognized at a special re- ception to be conducted at Queens Park, Toronto, during the spring session. SCROLLS - will be presented (by mail) to all Ontarig athletes who have won recognized championships in their particular sport. Citations and Pins - will be presented to all Ontario athletes who have won recognized National, Inter- national or World Co yetitions. Citations and pins - will be presented to selected in- the development of their activity of amateur sport in general in the province of Ontario over the years. TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 29, 1969. - Scrolls will be awarded for events conducted in 1968 only. -Pins and Citations will be awarded for National, International and World Competitions conducted in 1968 only. -Pins and Citations for meritorious contributions will recognize contribution prior to and including 1968. For further information, contact the Recreation Office. Friday, May 30th - Young Adult Dance Monday, June 2nd - St. Martin's School Bingo Friday, June 6th - Terrace Bay Bowling Association Banquet. Saturday, June 7th - St. Martin's Schoo! Bake Sale Saturday, June 7th - Horticultural Society sale of bedding plants Sunday, June 8th - Navy League Annual Inspection in Arena Sunday, June 3th - Ukrainian Youth Concert Sunday, June 22nd - The Community Church hopes to profit by giving away money. Thursday, June 26th - High School Prom and Grad- vation Ceremony. eee er ene en ene ee eee ee 8 Mr. and Mrs. Roa Shock are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Heenan, and pick- ing their children who were with their grandparents while Jane and Ro vacationed in Florida. Ron looks very fit after a successful season with St. Louis Blues and Jane sports a wonderful Florida tan. er eee eee ee eee ee 2 eee NOTICE OF CREDIT UNION EMPLOYEES HOURS ere Effective June 1, 1969, the C.P.R. Credit Union hours are as follows - Monday - 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday - 7 p.m. -9 p.m., Thursday - 7 p.m. - 9 p.m., Friday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Please note that these are Standard time. FUN FILLED DAY FOR BROWNIES ~ ee ee een eee * The regular meeting of the Association to Guides and Brownies opened Monday evening May 26, with Recitation of the Guide Prayer. Madame Commis- sioner S$. Caron welcomed the ladies and Mrs. S. Duquette read minutes of the last meeting. Mrs. Y. Rajotte gave the treasurers report and Mrs. S. Duquette reported on the Annual Meeting held in Kenora - continued page "D"