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-_PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS Ladies Golf News = cont'd from page 9 ...... Winners of September 14th twilight = Unknown Partner - Peggy Wellings and Marg Phillips took Low Gross and Olie Chapman and Isabel Ferrier took Low Net. MacFadyen Retirement = cont'd from page 1 ..... Later they will visit their son Alan in New Bruns- wick. Although they plan to travel extensively they will continue to make their home in Terrace Bay. Best wishes are extended to Dan and Beatrice for many years of happy retirement. RECREATION NEWS ROLLER SKATING RESUMES THIS SUNDAY A reminder to anyone interested in roller skating that weekly sessions will resume this coming Sunday, September 26th, starting at 6:30 p.m. Recreation member and non-member rates are available for this activity: = Members = Adults and Students = .50¢; Children ~ .25¢. Non-Members - Adu Its and Students = .75¢; Children - .50¢. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ....... A self-improvement course for girls 12 years of age and over? The Recreation' Office has recently re- ceived enquiries regarding the setting up of a local Self-Improvement Course for girls and women. Based on these enquiries, contact was made with Gloria Moody of the Gloria Moody Charm School in Thunder Bay to determine if such a course could be offered in Terrace Bay. This self-improvement Course would be composed of such things as basic modelling, posture make-up, exercises, efc. Before any details can be arranged for such a course, the Recreation office would like to determine, what the interest would be in such a course. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TAKING THIS COURSE, BE SURE TO LEAVE YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER AT THE RECREATION OFFICE BY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th. If interest is sufficient to set up this Self-Improve- ment Course, details regarding the course (cost, number of sessions per week, instructor, etc.) will immediately be forwarded to all those who register=- ed for the course. If you are in any way interested in taking the SEPTEMBER 22,1971 JUNIOR BADMINTON PROGRAMME The Terrace Bay Recreation Department will again be sponsoring a Junior Badminton programme for, students in Grades 7 and 8 that are members of the _ Terrace Bay Recreation Association. Registration forms for this programme are available at the Recreation Office, and if you are interested in taking part in this programme, be sure to pick up a registration form at the Recreation Office. The programme can accommodate just a limited number of players so be sure to register early. First session is scheduled for Saturday, October 2nd, at the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium at 10:00 a.m. Registration fee is .50¢ per students to cover the cost of birds. REGISTER NOW!'l ARENA ACTIVITIES TO END OCTOBER 8TH All activities taking place in the arena such as volleyball, tennis, roller skating, floor hockey, etc. will end on Friday, October 8th, to allow sufficient time to prepare the arena for installing ice. COMING EVENTS Saturday, September 25th = Miles for Music Walk-a- thon = sponsored by Community Church Ladies Aux- iliary. Saturday, Oc tober 2nd = Junior Badminton Session #1, 10 a.m., High School Auditorium Saturday, October 16th = Fort William Male Choir, sponsored by Community Church Ladies Auxiliary = High School Auditorium Thursday, November 11th = Royal Canadian Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day tea, bazaar and bake sale. 825-3298. course, 'call the Recreation Office before Oct. 8th! LIBRARY HOURS The Terrace Bay Public Library started their Winter Schedule, Thursday, September 15th will the following hours: = Mon. = 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. ; Tues.- 10 a.m. = 12 noon; Wed.- 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.; Thurs. 10a.m. -12noonand 7 = 9 p.m.; Fri. = 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. and Sat. = 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. The Public Library is looking for a mature person interested in conducting a childrens story hour every Saturday morning. Please apply in writing to: / Terrace Bay Public Library or phone 825-3819 or I Silver Maple is often recommended as a shade tree to replace White Elm.