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Page 10 i RECREATION BRIEFS (Cont'd from P 5) concert in Terrace Bay on Sunday, _* Jone 26th. Watch for further details. OPERETTA HERE MAY 29TH The Terrace Bay Recreation Assoc- iation is sponsoring a children's Oper- etta on Sunday, May 29th, at 2 p.m. in the Terrace Bay High School Aud- itorium. This production is being pre sented by the Port Arthur Junior Music Makers. It is an operetta in two acts by Victor Herbert, called THE FORTUNE-TELLER. It is being directed by Mrs.Gwen Tryhurn of Port Arthur. The Port Arthur Music Makers and their parents are very active these days preparing for this operetta for presentation in Terrace Bay. This delightful and amusing musical is the second operetta to be undertaken by this group since its formation in Nov- ember, 1965. Just to look into the practice studio during a rehearsal is an entertaining and interesting experience. You sveuld hear music, singing, dancing feet and dialogue. You would see ballet dances, Russian Hussars and Gypsies learning dance routines. At the same time, groups are being coached in dialogue while others practise solos and choruses from the operetta. The cast, which ranges in age from five year olds to teenagers, are start- ing to feel the excitement as they work together under music, drama and | dance directors. A cast of 50 young children will perform on the stage. This will be the first time that Ter- race Bay has had a children's theatre group perform here and it promises to be a most entertaining and delightful presentation. Tickets for this produc- tion can be obtained from the Recrea- tion Office. Prices-will be - adults 75¢ - stud ents 50¢ and children 30¢. Pictured below are both sides of a Centennial Medallion which will be distributed to 5,500,000 Canadian Children as reminders of Canada's Cen- tennial year_- 1967. e867. oe - Wey UP THE NEWS OLD? When you turn 21 you're no longer. cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership 'within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, . or from the Commis- sion. NEWLY WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your group' without de-. lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. ~ Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan Ontario Hospital Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontario "% CA ws May 19, 1966 ANNOUNCEMENT Bert Lohr of Lakeshore Community Television Limited, announces with regret that Kurt Lerner, a valued em- ployee on his staff, will leave Ter- race Bay next week. This reduction in staff necessitates curtailment of radio and television servicing for the summer months. ONE DAY A WEEK ONLY (SATURDAY), WILL BE RE- SERVED FOR THIS KIND OF WORK. Summer schedules will be primarily occupied with cable renovations. A concerted effort will be made during July and August to ready our cable to insure the very best color reception when it is introduced in the Fall. Kurt Lerner moves to North Bay where he will assume the position of Field Engineer with |.B.M.,Com- puter Division. GOLF NEWS In the elections held at the local Golf Club's annual meeting Thor Olse succeeded Jack Thomas as president. The interior of the Club House is now completed and it is indeed very comfortable and eye pleasing. The washrooms are now under construction and should be in operation:very shortly The golf course was officially open- ed last week and judging by the large numbers who turned out and the large increase to date of members this year. the season should be a busy one. With completion of the landscaping around the. clubhouse we will have, without a doubt, the finest and most scenic golf course in Northern Ontario Those who have given freely of their time deserve a lot of credit for a ter- rific job and I'm sure must be pleased with the results. Our gratitude to Kimberly-Clark for their assistance is of course without bounds . This year's first tournament will be held on June 11th and sponsored by Carling's. Details of this event will be published in the next two weeks. Since this will be a handicap tour- nament everyone will have a chance to win -- so join the fun. Father's lament: "couldn't take it any longer so So S '| | finally washed all the make-up off my teenage & daughter's face and pushed back all that hair-- se |] and so help me, I've been bringing up somebody else's kid."