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PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 21, 1971 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION St. Martin's Separate School TERRACE BAY THURSDAY, APRIL 29th., 7-:30p.m. KINDERGARTEN CLASSROOM ST. MARTIN'S SCHOOL Forms have already been sent to parents of children known to be of kindergarten age. If your child is eligible (5 years old by December 31, 1971) and you did not receive forms, please telephone the school (825-3255). PLEASE BRING THE COMPLETED FORMS AND PROOF OF DATE OF BIRTH TO THE MEETING ON APRIL 29TH. MRS. ELVA RENNETTE LAID TO REST Funeral services for Mrs. Elva Rennette, who pass- ed away suddenly, at her home, on April 14, were held in St. Martin's Catholic Church, Saturday morning at 1 a.m., with Father A. Greengrass officiating. Mrs. Rennette, 53, was born in Pawassan, Ontario where she spent her early years. She moved to Schreiber in 1953, and resided in Terrace Bay for the past fifteen years. She is survived by her husband, Nick, five sons, Edward of Manitouwadge; Gerald, Scarborough, Kenny, Prince George; Fred and Reg at home; five sisters and one brother. Mrs. Rennette was a member of St. Martin's and the C .W.L. Friday evening the Recitation of the Rosary was given by members of the C.W.L. Pall bearers were Ted Mclnnes, Wilbert Neely, Tony Caranci, Garnett Pinkerton, Wilf Corrigan, and Clarence Mercier. , Honorary pall bearers were Dan McFadyen, Howard Solly, Cliff Barker and Stan Zwaresh. Interment took place in Terrace Bay Cemetery. Relatives from out of town attending were Mrs. Rennette's sisters = Mrs. Elma Insperger, Sarnia; Mrs. Florence Mathew, North Bay; Mrs. Brunette Toepper, Pawasson; Mrs. Millie Fenwick, Alora; Mrs. Ada Odresky, Trout Creek; brother, Boston Eckensviller, Mrs. Catharine Van Meirlo, Mrs. Dorothy Boudreau, Mrs. Gertie Holdforster, Mrs. D . Busch, all of Pawasson; Mrs. Helen Robinson, North en Aa Bay; Mr. Matt Rennette, Pawasson and Con Rennette, a Sudbury. 4 RECREATION BRIEFS - By Jerry Dupas JUNIOR BOWLING PROGRAMME _ also note by reading the advertisement that the Any girl or boy 10 to 14 years of age interested in joining a Saturday afternoon bowling league can simply register by signing up at the Snack Bar of the Recreation Centre. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS TOMORROW, THURSDAY APRIL 22ND. Registration fee of $1.00 per player to offset cost of prizes and trophies at end of league. In addition, all bowlers must be members of the Recreation Association. Members of the Terrace Bay Bowling Association will be assisting the Junior bowlers throughout this programme . Sign up at the SNACK BAR right away if you are interested. It is hoped that the regular schedule can | start this Saturday, April 24th. LADIES "KEEP FIT' CLASSES Ladies 'Keep Fit' classes will be starting on Thurs= day, April 29th, at the High School Auditorium. All © sessions will be from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. and the in- structor. for the class will be Sue Bulawka. Registration fee for the six sessions will be $2.00 for Recreation Association members and $3.00 for non-members. ALL REGISTRANTS SHOULD NOTE, THAT THEY MUST REGISTER AT THE RECREATION OFFICE PRIOR TO THURSDAY APRIL 29TH. By registering in this manner, more time will be devoted to the 'Keep Fit' classes, as opposed to registration for the first session. Registrants are reminded that running shoes are preferred, as well as shorts or sweat suits. For further information, call the Recreation Office at 3542. SUMMER STAFF Please refer to page 10 for an outline of summer jobs that are required to be filled by the Recreation Department. Be sure to read the instructions in the = ad relative to applying for the positions, and you wills closing date for applications will be Wednesday, May 5th. APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RECREATION OFFICE: however, the Recreation Office would prefer interested persons to apply in writing. Recreation Briefs cont'd page 16......