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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 5, 1977 Oo RECREATION DEPT. '§ WEEKLY REPORT YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAMME : Special registration forms have been cirdul- ated through the schools regarding a Youth Basketball programme which will be held on Sat-{ urday mornings. All details concerning the Youth Basketball programme may be found on the registration form. This programme is designed for elementary students 9 years of age and over and this is a co-recreational programme. It is important to point out that there is a consent form that must be signed by the par- ent or guardian of the child enrolled. Inter=- ested students must register with the Recrea- tion Office by this Thursday, October 6th. MEN'S BASKETBALL: The Terrace Bay Recreation Department has made arrangements with St. Martin's School for the use of the school on"Tuesday and Thursday : evenings to accommodate a Men's Basketball lea- gue. Sessions will be held from 7:00 to 9:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This is a drop -in programme and for further information sim- ply call the Recreation Office at 3542. This programme will get underway this Thursday, October 6th. JUNIOR BADMINTON PROGRAMME: The Lake Superior Board of Education will a-- gain be offering a Junior Badminton programme on Saturday mornings for elementary students in grades 7 and 8. Anyone who would be interes +ted in registering for this programme may drop down to the Recreation Office during office hours. Registrations will be accepted up until Friday, October 7th. The registration fee for the Junior Badminton programme for the 20-hour course will be $5.00. RED CROSS AND ROYAL LIFE SWIM BADGES AT RECREA- TION OFFICE: Swimmers who passed either the Red Cross or Royal Life Saving tests this summer should drop down to the Recreation Office to pick up their badges. NUTRITION AND HEALTH SEMINAR: The Terrace Bay Recreatien Department is pleased to announce that a 6-hour nutrition and health seminar will be offered to anyone inter- ested. Please refer to page 10 for details con -cerning this special seminar. Mr. Ed Kenney will be the resource person and the cost of the seminar will be $10.00 per person. Continued page 10 soo C.W.L. * ee ~ PENNY AUCTION Sunday, October 16th <3 - St. Martin School Gym KN 3 Doors Open 1:30 p.m. D tarts 2:30 p.m. % I~ 3 raw starts p.m 3 3 * EVERYONE WELCOME "OIL RAFFLE" 100 gallons of Fuel Oil - Donated by i Jim Mikus Drawn at Penny Auction Tickets 25 each or 5/$1.00 Terrare Bay News | The Terrace Bay News office will be closed on Monday, October 10th, 1977 (Thanksgiving Day). The paper will be published on Thursday, October 13th because of the holiday. Deadline for news material and advertising for NEXT WEEK ONLY will be noon Tuesday, October 11th. AR With the two wins L.S.H.S. reached the semi- finals against Manitouwadge. Semi-final score - L.S.H.S. = 0 and Manitouwadge - 5. Consolation Final - L.S.H.S. 1; Geraldton - 3_ L.S.H.S. goal scored by Scott Thompson. If the people of Terrace Bay and Schreiber see any stiff-legged boys hobbling around, congratu; late them on their fine performance. HIGH SCHOOL COMPETE IN MANITOUWADGE: From pg. Photo below: = Front row L to R: Ken Seidel, Jim Winters, Paul' ~ Dashkewytch, Dale Love, David Stevens, Scott Thompson, Gerard Barry. Back Row L to R: Mr: McDougall, Paul Barry, Mike™ Moher, Vaughn Tremblay, Oswal Buhrmann, Neil Rivington, Denis Arsenault, Don Mills, Mr. Vandergraaf.