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_OCTOBER 15, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 11.00 Sesame Street 10.30 Encounter SUNDAY ~- OCTOBER - I8 12.00 Luncheon Date FRIDAY - OCTOBER - If 12.00 Morning After 11.30 55 North Maple 7.30 Julia 12,30 Analog 2.00 Double Exposurs 8.00 laugh In 1.00 Light in the Fruit Closet 2.30 M-T-Coronation St.,W-Th- 9.00 Tommy Hunter I.30 Country €alendar ' Life Style 3.00 Take Thirty 3.30 Edge of Night 10.00 Most Deadly Game II.00 CBC National News SATURDAY - OCTOBER - I7 2.00 T.B.A. 4,30 Sports Week 5.00 Music To See 4,00 Galloping Gourmst 4,90 M-W-F-Drop In,Tues~Th- Bananas Splits 5.00 M-Robin Hood, T-OocopsW- A Place of Your Own,T-Hi Diddle I1,00 MOVIE 8.30 Ontario Schools 10.30 Rociy and His Friends 12.30 What on Earth?' " I.,00 Children's Cinema 530 Hymn Sing 6.00 Wonderful World of Disney 7.00 Adventures in Rainbow Country 7.30 Bill Cosby 8.00 Ed Sullivan DayF-Skippy 2.00 T.B.A. 9.00 Sunday at Nine £.00 My Thres Sons 4.30 Saturday Heroes 10.00 Weekend 6.30 Weekday 5.00 Bugs Bunny and the Roadrunner| I0.30 Nations Business THURSDAY - OCTOBER - IS 6.00 Update MONDAY - OCTOBER - I9 "7.30 The 0dd Couple 6.30 Galloping Gourmet 7.30 Mike Neun Show 8.00 The Interns 7.00 Music Machine 8.00 The Partridge Family 9.00 Theatre Tanade 7.30 On Location 8.30 Front Page Challenge 9.30 Music Album 10.00 Monty Pythone Plying Circus TUESDAY - OCTOBER - 20 8.00 NHL I1.I5 Provincial Affairs WEDNESDAY - OCTCBER - 21 9,00 The Bold Ones 10,00 The Nature of Things 10,30 The New Majority [9.30 Reach for the Top 8.00 Red Skelton 8.30 Telescope 9,00 Store Front Lawyers 10.00 Tuesdsy Night 8.00 7.B.A. 10.30 T.B.A. 7.30 Singalong Jubilee Theses listing supplied to us by Charles Kettle of Terrace Bay. Minor Hockey - cont'd from page 1 . Flyers were delivered door to door by Minor Hockey players this past week-end, reminding play- ers and parents as to when Registration Night will take place. The Minor Hockey Association insists that parents accompany their children when register- ing on Wednesday . Extra forms are available at the Recreation Office and will also be available at the Curling Loung to= night. : Be sure to register TONIGHT! LADIES VOLLEYBALL =- Based on a number of recent requests received by the Recreation Office, the Recreation Department is trying to determine how many Ladies would be interested in playing once weekly this winter. If you would be interested in playing Volleyball, leave your name at the Recreation Office. We need about a dozen players to get things started. Call the Recreation Office during the next two weeks to leave your name if you would be interested in playing. SEWING CLASSES - The Recreation Office is pres- ently accepting names for anyone interested in Sew- ing Classes. Persons who have called thus far are interested in advanced clesses.. In order to follow through with these plans, more names are needed. For more information, or to leave your name for the classes, call the Recreation Office soon. JUNIOR BADMINTON CLINIC - Registrations for the Junior Badminton Clinic have been closed as we now have enough players. The first session has been advanced to Saturday, Oct. 24th in order to have adequate instructors available for the first session. All players will be notified as to when they should attend their sessions. Juniors (10-12 years) will meet at the High School Auditorium from 10:00 = 11:00 a.m. and Seniors (13-15 years) will meet from 11:00 ~12:00 noon. The clinic is open to Recreation members only and a registration fee of 25¢ will be charged to help defray cost of birds. COMING EVENTS Thursday, October 15th = Chamber of Commerce General Meeting = small meeting room = 7:30 p.m. Sunday, October 18th = North Shore Minor Hockey Association = Schreiber. Tuesday, October 20th - Ladies Curling Club - Semi Annual Meeting = Curling Lounge ~ 8:00 p.m. Saturday, October 24th = Junior Badminton Clinic = Ist session = High School Auditorium. Friday, October 30th = Horticultural Society Social = Curling Club Lounge. Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Grant, of Repentigny, Quebec have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boudreau for the past week. Mrs. Grant the former Gertrude Bougie is Mrs. Boudreau's sister, and was Mill Nurse from February 1952 to September 1933.