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PAGE 9 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 20, I973 C.W.L. News - cont'd for Christmas. There will be a fund raising for Father Giroux to help pay for his air freight. Mrs. G. Pineault adjourned the meeting, af- ter which "O Canada" and "Holy, God We Praise Thy Name" were sung. Our guest speaker was Mrs. E. Connors and she gave a very interesting talk on "upholster -ing" and was presented with a gift. RECREATION NEWS SWIMMING PROGRAMME : Swimming registration for July swim classes must be in by Wednesday, June 20th. Late registrations will not be guaranteed a placing at the July session of the swim pool program. The swim pool program will be opening Mon- day, June 25th, I973. Swim pool hours from June 25th to July 2nd inclusive are as follows 2:00 to 5:00 Open Swim; 6:00 to 9:00 Open Swim. ADULT SWIM CLASSES: Anyone interested in taking adult swim classes, please leave your name at the Recre- ation Office or at the swim pool office before Wednesday, July 4th. Any adult interested in adult swim classes should indicate what time they would prefer for these classes. SWIM POOL SUMMER STAFF I973: Claire Roen Wendy McMillan Jackie Turner Geraldine Belliveat Teresa Ramsay Kathy Buckley Swim Pool Manager Assistant Swim Pool Manager Head Instructor Lifeguard Instructor Lifeguard Instructor Lifeguard Instructor Lifeguard Cashier Lesli Thompson Cashier Teresa Falzetta Maintenance Robert Vanderkam Maintenance David Ramsay Maintenance Jacques Landry In order to have a good swimming program this summer, your co-operation is needed thr- oughout the summer. SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAMME : Art, crafts, volleyball, hiking, drama, sports and special events are just a few of the high- lights of the summer playground program being planned to include children of school age and up. This year's playground staff is as follow Supervisor - Donna Chapman; Leaders - Frances Cooke, Brenda Chapman, Georgina Caron. and will run refer to the for eight weeks. Children should following schedule for the time of their age group. ' Age Group Time 5 and 6 year olds 9:30 - II:00 a.m. 7 and 9 year olds 5:30 = 7:00 p.m. IO and I2 year olds 6:30 = 8:00 p.m. I3 years and over 8:00 - - 9:00 p.m. All age groups are to meet at the curling lounge at their specified time starting Tues- day, July 3rd. MINOR BALL REGISTRATION DEADLINE TODAY : A reminder to girls and boys that the reg- istration deadline for the minor ball program is Wednesday, June 20th. Teams and schedules will be drawn up" soon after the registration deadline and all play- ers will be informed of all particulars. VOLUNTEERS ESSENTIAL TO MINOR BALL PROGRAM: To date, four people have volunteered their time and effort to assist in the minor ball program. This program cannot operate with four volunteers. Surely there must be more than four people in Terrace Bay who are know- ledgeable enough to assist in the minor ball continued page I0 ... The programme will start Tuesday, July 3rd THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION IN THE LIBRARY THURSDAY, JUNE 21,1973 - 7:30 p.m. Please bring the following: I. Birth Certificates as proof of age (not baptismal certificates) 2. Any information regarding innoculation or immunization. Those who have already received health forms should return them at this time. The District Health Nurse will be in attend- ance. Mrs. Averill will outline the progress] made by participants in the Pre-Kindergarten Activity Group. Please advise us if you know of any children who plan to register here in September. For further information please call the school office -824-2082.