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Hiv' Wrist Sat, \ "He Laughed Last" ~ Frankie Laine, & / re Lucy Marlow \ "The Pony" -2D. Sunday, ' mie Me TUES. re i "Court Martial of Billy Mitchell." Gary Cooper & Rod Steiger; Wed.°& Thurs. a "While the City Sleeps" Dana Andrews & Rhonda Fleming "Adult" C seat RECREATION FLYER -YOUTH CONFERENCE REPORT - _SOAN HOPPER VOTED YOUTH RALLY BEAUTY QUEEN. The -Annual Northwestern Zone Youth Rally, 'held at Atikokan last weekend, was again a smash success, Largest of its kind in Canada, the Rally brought together teenagers from Marathon, Terrace Bay, Red Rock, Port Arthur, Fort Willian, Geraldton, Atikokan, Dryden, Emo, Sioux Lookout, Fort Frances, and other smaller 'centres. Bae 350 of these young delegates gathered to . discuss mutual problems, exchange valuable' ideas for teen town activities, -and to lay const- ructive plans for better teenage programmes: - in the Northwestern Zone. The local club, 20 strong and accompanied by the Recreation Director, travelled by bus with = Marathon group, leaving Terrace Bay at 11 Gem. Thursday and returning at 9:30 Sunday. evening. While in Atikokan, all delegrates were billeted 'in private homes, where they enjoyed great hospitality. After a "get-acquainted" session on Thursday night, and a tour of the Steep Rock Iron Mines, on Friday morning, the dele- gates settled down to the purpose of the Rally, the discussions, which are listed ree 1... Know: Yourself earn? 2. The Aim of Heaeet den 3. Boy-Girl Relations 4. Teen Club Programs (cont'd) next col. ADVANCED CLASSES | Page 3 Youth Conference Rept. (cont'd) In each case the subject was introduced by an adult authority, then the teenagers broke into groups for discussion, after which they reassembled to report their findings, -- In addition to the discussion, there were dance: on Friday and Saturday nights, and the teenager: 'put on a top flight floor show at the Saturday night gathering, This followed a banquet pro- -vided by tthe town of Atikokan,. Highlight of the social activities forthe loca. teen town was the choosing of their own Joan ' Hopper as the 1957 Youth Rally Beauty Queen, Joan received a cup and a bouquet of rare white orchids from-the judges, and a beautiful compact from the Terrace Bay Teen Town, -The Rally closed with non-denominational church services on Sunday morning, the end of a hectic but profitable Youth Rally. ART CLASSES - OPEN TO ALL Beginning Thursday, May 2nd, and running for 6 consecutive Thursdays, Art Classes for beginners and advanced. people will: be offered in the large mee CINE room (of the 'recreation Centre. BEGINNERS CLASSES tndcaaens May 2nd = June 6th - 7:00 p.m.) ~ No age limit, this is a class geared strictly for beginners. Art supplies need only be - H. B. pencils Pads or sheets of paper Charcoal Sticks (available at classes a few extra supplies which may be - purchased at a discount ae the sare Club, i bos will consist of sessions in - Basic Art Pencil Sketching Charcoal drawing Line drawing 'Basic Water colours Basic Oils Figure Drawing Fee $3.00 per person for the full course. (Every Thursday, May 2nd - June, .6th ~ 9:00 p.m.) Open to those who are advanced beyond the stages of basic art both in sketching, painting, and (cont'd page 9)