JULY 26, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 RECREATION NEWS "Art Trek" Starts Tomorrow: Art Trek is open to anyone 10 years of age and up. The entire programme is FREE. All instruction and supplies are available at no cost. Instruction will be available for crafts like Batik, lino painting, drawing, printmaking and others. Schedule for "ART TREK" is as follows: Thursday, July 27th - 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. - 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Saturday, July 29th 10:00 - 12:00 noon 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. Are you interested in taking part? If so, register by Wednesday, July 26th at 5:00 p.m. by leaving your name at the Recreation Office. Youth Dance - AUGUST 1ST: The Recreation Office is pleased to announce that an eight piece band withbrass section will be pro- viding the music for Terrace Bay's third Youth Dance of the summer. "OCTOPUS" is provided by the same agency in Duluth that gave us "Tundra" and "Sound Incorporated". The dance will be held at the Terrace Bay Campus Auditorium and will be starting at 9:00 p.m. Word has it that "OCTOPUS" is an excellent group. We are extremely fortunate in having "OCTOPUS" play at a relatively low price as their cost for a weekend engagement is usually around $1000.00. This should prove to be a good dance so plan to attend. Field Hockey Clinic This Weekend: Anyone 13 years of age and over can still register for the Field Hockey Clinic which is scheduled for this weekend. There will be no cost to you the participant. If you have not played the game of Field Hockey before but would be interested in learning the game, be sure to leave your name af the Recreation Office. You can register up until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, July 28th. Friday, July 28th Billets Urgently Required: To date, the Recreation Office has received a total of TWO calls resulting in accomodation for four per- formers out of a total of 37 performers that will re- quire billets. Billets are required for the "Summersounds '72" performance which will be held in Terrace Bay on THURSDAY, AUGUST 10th, It is our responsibility to billet 37 performers. Your co-operation is urgently requested. Can you take in a person or two for Thursday, * August 10th? You would be asked to provide lun- ch and supper on August 10th and Breakfast on August 11th, as well as sleeping accomodation. PLEASE HELP! Swim Tests: A reminder to swimmers enrolled in the July set of classes that the Pre-Test and Test schedule is as follows: = Wed. July 26th: - Tadpoles, Minnows, Pre-Beginn- ers = Test at normal times. Beginners and Survival - Pre-Test at normal times. Note: There will be no lessons for Tadpoles, Min- nows and Pre-beginners after Wednesday, July 26th until the August set of classes start. Thurs. , July 27th - Seniors - Pre-Test at 9 a.m. Intermediate - Pre-test at 10 a.m.; Juniors - pre- test at 11 a.m.; Beginners - Test at 12 noon: Fri., July 28th - Seniors, Intermediate, Juniors, Survial - Test by Red Cross starting at 10 a.m. August Swim Classes Start July 31st: Anyone still wishing to register for the August set of classes can do so by getting a form at the Recrea- tion Office or Swim Pool, filling it out properly and returning it to either place by Thursday, July 27th at NOON, Hopefully weather conditions will be better for the August set of classes. Playground Programme Successful: During the first two weeks of operation, a total of 1260 kids attended the programme. This is an aver- age of 630 per week, which is much higher than last year, This is the summer place to be as there are a wide range of activities offered for all age groups. This programme is free providing you are a member of the Recreation Association. All the Playground Leaders are keeping their fin- gers crossed for sunshine this week as they have many exciting out-door activities planned. It's still not too late to come out for Playground, so come on out and have a good time! Are You Interested in Track & Field: As advertised in last week's News, Mr. John Brooks is available to instruct in Track & Field. continued page 8 ......