PLAYGROUND CHATTER We would like to inform dre parents who have children coming to our play- ground program that if the children leave the playgrourndfor the beach by bus that they must return by bus rather to take it on-their own and walk home alone, This applied especially to the 4-7 yr, old, group, If the parents wish to come to the beach and drive their own children home by car, please notify one of the beach staff before doing so, The playground was primarily designed to take care of children in the age group of 4-13 yrs. including those who are now 3 yrs. and will be 4 yrs. by September, There have been several children under this age coming with their older brothers or sisters, This is causing quite an upset to our program, so we would like to see the parents help us out here by not letting them tag along with those who come to the playground, There is a special trip coming up on August 4th for all those of the play- ground who are between the ages of 6-13, There will be more about this in the next issue of the "News", On Friday, July 23dd, there will be a coloured film on swimming shown at the Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. This is for all playground children and those enrolled | in the swim program at the beach, Last week we asked for the co-operation of the parents in making sure that the children did not go directly to the wading pool, We would ask again, that the parents assist us in seeing that all of the child-~ ren who are taking part in the Playground Program, first report to the Continuation School at 9:30 asm. and again at 1:30 ° Pem. in order that we can have proper supervision assigned to each activity. 0-0-0 TEENAGE ACTIVITY TO COMMENCE JULY 23RD. On Friday night, July 17th, a General meeting, open to all teenagers of Terrace Bay and District was held. The purpose of the discussion was to take the first steps in organizing a teenage club to further activities for teenagers, The following was decided upon: 1. The Club is open to all people in the age group of 14 to 20 inclusive. 2. Ail activities will be chaperoned, 3- With the exception of the opening dance, only members in good standing will be entitled to attend the various events, (Cont. on next col.) Hi ™~ , ¥ . . Pa e 5 ; TEENAGE ACTIVITY TO COMENCE JULY 23RD(Cont, ) 4. On Friday night, July 23rd,-a Teenage dance will be held in the judi toriun from 9 to Ve Membership cards will be sold there for $1.00 (valid for 6 weeks) by Tim McInnis, Jane Porter, Janice Erickson and Don Megill. .If.a membership is not purchased, admission' will be 25¢ for this night, 5. On Tuesday, July 27th, a sports night will be ield in the Auditorium between 7 and 11 p.em. The programme is as follows: 7:00-7:45 -- Mixed Badminton 8:00-8:45 = Mixed Volleyball 8:45-9:30 - Business Meeting, to include election of officers, 9:45-10:15 - Girls! Basketball 10:15-11:00 - Boys! Basketball This is a trial night to determine the most desired sports, If there is not enough support for any one sport another - may be substituted, These activities are strictly for teenagers, Come on out kids and enjoy yourselves. Your support is needed if this group is to survive, ' 0-0-0 CANADIAN CELLU COTTON PLANT READY BY $55 Canadian Cellu Cotton Products Co, Ltd, announces a new manufacturing plant will be opened in Winnipeg on January 1, 1955. This marks a new era of western ex- pansign to relieve the main cellucotton plant at Niagara Falls, Ontario and pro- vide faster and better service to western Canada, J. A. Camerson, vice-president, said: Kleenex, celiucottons largest bulk product, will be manufactured and distributed to all western Canada and the Lakehead from 'this plant, which will also serve as a western supply depot for all cellu- cotton products, The plant, which will be located on Berry St. in St. James, will have 50,000 feet of floor space, and employ 40 people initially and up to 125 persons as the product lines are broadened, o-O0~-0 WANTED" Furnished or unfurnished upstairs for young couple. Apply Townsite Time Card #412, or North Camp 104, Room 5, _ 0-0-0