PAGE I4 TERRACE BAY NEWS a OCTOBER 3I, I973 RECREATION NEWS ARENA SCHEDULE: The Terrace Bay arena was open to the publid] this past Monday, October 29th. Through the co-operation of the Terrace Bay News, we will be publishing a weekly arena schedule for the convenience of the public. Due to the demand for open public skating session during the first week of arena ice, the first arena schedule will not be publicized in the paper until next week. ARENA SCHEDULES ARE POSTED AT THE ARENA, RECREATION BULLETIN BOARD AND ALL SCHOOLS. Be sure to refer to these sched- ules for the various activities that have been scheduled. We request the co-operation of the general public to make proper use of our arena facilities. PUBLIC SKATING: For all public skating sessions scheduled this year, Recreation members will be allowed free admission and non-members will pay the following rates: Adults - 50¢; students and children - .25¢. HEATING PROBLEM IN THE ARENA: Due to the delayed completion date for con- version of heat in the Recreation Centre, the regular source of heat will not be available until the end of November. In the meantime, the contractors are attempting to install an alternate source of heat until the main heat- ing system has been completed. We apologize to the general public for any inconvenience this problem will cause; however, we ask for your co-operation in this regard for the next month. STRETCH EXERCISING AND POWER SKATING SCHOOL: The Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association is pleased to announce that a 6-week Stretch Ex- ercising and Power Skating School will be held for players who registered this year in the Atoms and Peewees. Miss Sharon Bougie has graciously volunteer--- ed her time to instruct the entire course. Notices have been typed up on this program indicating all particulars. All coaches and players in the Atom and Peewee leagues should have received their copy of this program during this week. If you require further information, contact Mr. Fred McMillan, convener of the Atoms, or Mr. Chick Thompson, convener of the Peewees. : The first two sessions will be stretch ex- ercises and they will be held at St. Martin's gymnasium. These two off-ice sessions will then be followed by 6 weeks of on-ice sessions The Minor Hockey Association encourages all coaches and managers ini the Atoms and Peewees to attend all sessions with their players. REFEREES CLINICS IN TERRACE BAY THIS WEEKEND: Through the sponsorship of the canadian Amateur Hockey Association, the Thundér Bay Amateur Hockey Association and the Sports and Recreation Branch of the provincial govern- ment, two hockey referees clinics will be held this weekend as follows: Saturday, November 3rd - Referees clinic =- geared for the more advanced referee (i.e., those who referee in the junior leagues) Sunday, November 4th - Referees clinic - geared to referees who work in the Minor Hockey level. The instructor for this course will be George Trembly of Marathon. Both clinics start at 9:00 in the morning and continue until 5:30 p.m. in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre. cont'd -page 15... CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mr. will ACROSS DOWN 20. Clem- : 1. Word before 1. Disintegrate ent. VODAYIS ANSWER and after 2. Animate Clarke "where" 3. Prescribed --tec 5. Woe procedure 23. Nut- unto us! (2 wds.) cracker 9. Ceremony 4. Wriggler and 10. Cruel 5. Aim at others individual 6. Refrain in 24. Wan- 13. Elliptical old songs dering 14. River in 7. City in 25. Talk Nebraska Oklahoma inco- 15. Cozy 8. Ina her- sanctum favorable ently 31. Grandilo- 16. By way of position 27. Mon- . quize 17. Bronze (2 wds.) opo- 33. King of 18. Make 11. Posture lized Siam's esteemed 12. Proffer (slang) friend 20. Be careful 16. Valley 30. Rail- 36. Choler 21. Cay or holm 19. German road 37. Seer's gift, 22. Without city car for short _ repetition 23. Feel 25. Pilot's "OK." 26. Compulsion 27. Stringed instrument 28. Symbol of strength 29. Exaggerate - 32. Seafarer 33. Vale of years 34. Norse healing goddess 35. Final part 37. Spirit lamp 38. "Tristram Shandy" author 39. Proof- reading direction 40. Peruse 41. Funeral pile