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Page 4 * SEPTEMBER POOL SCHEDULE Up to and including September 7th, the Pool schedule will be as follows: 1-5 p.m. - Open Swimming 5 -6p.m. - Cleanup 6-8p.m. - Adults only. After September 7th, until Pool closing, hours will be: Weekdays: 4 - 6 p.m. - Open Swimm- ing 6-8p.m. - Adults only. Weekends: | - 5 p.m. - Open Swmg. 6-8p.m. = Adults only. NOTE: Volunteers Pool Guards for this period are still required. Any- one who holds a Royal Life Bronze Médallion OR who is 18 ye ars of age or over, can be of great assistance. CONTACT THE RECREATION OFFICE N O W!! ATTENTION AWARD WINNERS Anyone who earned an award in the following summer programmes and did not pick it up on Awards Night, may claim it at the Recreation Office: American League Baseball (Indians) Little League Baseball (Braves) Pony League Baseball (Reds) Tadpole Swim Classes - Minnow Swim Classes Advanced Beginners - Red Cross Juniors ° Red Cross Intermediates - Red Cross Seniors Royal Life Elementary Certificates Royal Life Intermediate - Jr.Artificial Respiration Bronze Medallion - Terrace Bay Swim Meet Winners. All other awards have been picked up or mailed to the winners. TEST RESULTS SPECTACULAR Results of the Swim Tests at the Terrace Bay Pool were the highest ever this year, with 310 people receiving awards for successful passes. This means that over 85% of those taking final tests passed, placing Terrace Bay second in Northwestern Ontario for highest pass percentage. Only Kenora, with a much larger instructional staff, placed above us. Pay what you owe, and you'll know what is your own. You'll enjoy... Murine Co. Feature '€ «A \00-ROOM MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR "DREAM CASTLE" BUILT BY THE LATE SIR HENRY PELLATT ISA POPULAR TOURIST ATTRACTION. THE NEWS ee Tae BD Ratha ae" WELL SET THE Ci THAT EXCELS THEM ~ ALL, FOR YOU TO WEAR BEAUTY & BARBER SHO Terrace Bay Motor Hotel PHONE 3209 Muswer. i OLNOYOL ' YWOT VSVD | | Good eyes mean good memories. Care for your eyes at all times. September 3, 1964 With only two years of operation, the Pool is showing great results in swim tests, competitive swimming and free swimming. PAUL DAKIN WINS DURIEZ TROPHY Twelve year old Paul Dakin b ecame the first winner of the Tommy Duriez - Memorial Trophy, presented Friday night at the Awards Programme. Donat- ed by Mr.and Mrs. Henry Duriez from a fund provided by friends, in memory of Tommy, the Trophy is emblematic of the top all-round swimmer in Terrace Bay. Points are given for swimming ability, awards attained, performance at Swim Meets, volunteer pool assist- ance, behaviour at the pool, swimming improvement and class attendance. Any local swimmer under 21 whee is a member of the Programme is eligible. Memb ers of the. Pool Staff are not eligible. In all, ten names were considered, with Paul being the final choice. Congratulations to Paul Dakin! ! LAST MONTH OF ROLLER SKATING Only one month of Roller Skating remains, so be sure to get out every Thursday from 7 - the Terrace Bay Arena. school, ved. Final session of the year will b e on Thursday, October Ist. 10 p.m. at With the resumption of Sunday night sessions have been discontin- LIBRARY WINTER HOURS The following hours will be in effect at Terrace Bay Public library, starting September 8th week. Mon.& Wed all - 2.30 to 4.30 Tuesday - 7-9 - All. Thurs. 7 - 9 High School and adults only. Friday - 7 - 9 children only. The Library will be closed Friday, September 20. yy "The Bookmobile calls that day for the book exchange S ee I Spiga labor bor Dey. Y PLASTIC ONT. PHONE 3513 TERRACE BAY, SPECIALS PAILS" 594 BORDENS EVAPORATED pO - | SS. © MILK ;