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RECREATION BRIEFS (Continued from page 7) the Midgets and the Little Leaguers. Teen Town Another first for our local Teens was a very suc- cessful beach dance held over the weekend at the Kiwanis Beach. The dance was well supervised and everybody who did turn out was surprised to see the work put in to make this a successful event. The dancing was on a large platform on the Beach with special lighting provided by Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Company. A large open Bar-B-Que stand was in operation, specializing with steak on a bun, hot dogs, coffee and corn on the cob. The Teen executive thank the many people who volunteered their help and the parents who were out to the dance. The next big project with Teen Town is a Band- derama Festival on August 28th at the Terrace Bay Arena. RESULTS OF NORTH SHORE SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD AT RED ROCK ON SATURDAY - AUGUST 14th. Terrace Bay placed 4th with 24 1/2 points, winning three firsts, five seconds and six thirds. The indi- vidual winners were as follows:- Girls 14 years and under Diving - Norma Chesley first and Joanne Stevens second. Girls Open Diving - Joanne Stevens first and Nor- ma Chesley third. Boys Jr.Relay - Jim Shivas, Sam Harris, Graham Coe, Paul Dakin - first. Girls Jr.Relay - Candy Neely, Linda Kennedy, Lorraine Belliveau, Judy Dakin - second. Boys |4 years and under Backstroke - Bobby Morres, second. Boys 12 years and under Backstroke - Jim Shivas, second. Grls 10 years and under Free Style - Susan Whalen, second. Girls 14 years and under Breaststroke - Norma Ches- ley, third. Boys 10 years and under Backstroke - Maurice Cad- ieux - third. Boys Open Medley Relay - Rick Dorman, Bob McMil lan, Terry Delaronde, Bobby Morres, third. Girls 14 years and under Free Style - Norma Chesley third. Boys 12 years and under Free Style - Jim Shivas, third. HGHWAY SAFETY NATIONAL CONTEST Ontario's participation in an intensive National Safety Contest and drive designed to set accident- free safety records in road and highway construction throughout this province begins Monday, August 23 through Friday, September 3. Co-operating in the drive is the Construction Safety Associations of Ontario, whose weight and voice is added to help reduce the road accident toll in Ontario. Special cash awards will be made to the road- building contractors' superintendents who can point to lowest accident rate during the contest. THE NEWS < August 19, 1965 Terraee Bay Arena Saturday, August 21st. Open at 3:30 pea 7:30 WELCOME ! Now admission Door prize TRANSPORTATION REQUIRED The following are coming events for which trans- poration is required. MANITOUWADGE - Minor baseball tournament on Sunday, August 22nd. RED ROCK - Girl's Fastball - Sunday, Aug .29th. PORT ARTHUR - Northwestern Swim Championships, Sunday, August 29th. IF YOU CAN PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED EVENTS - PLEASE CONTACT THE RECREATION OFFICE. SAFETY FEATURES TO BE STANDARD EQUIFMENT See Se teehee ieonne Six additional safety features will become standard equipment on automobiles manufactured in Ontario during the 1966 model year. Windshield washers, left outside rear-view mirrors, padded dashboards, padded sun visors, rear seat belts and back-up lights will become standard quipment during the 1966 model year on automobiles manufac- tured in this Province. Individual manufacturers plan to provide further safety devices in addition to these items as either standard or optional equipment. Among these devices are multi-speed windshield wipers, improved wind- shield glass and safety door latches and hinghes. The 1966 models will be safest vehicles produced to date. Progress in vehicle safety has been substantia and it is anticipated that this progress will continue as rapidly as research makes it possible. It is hoped that the increased attention on vehicle safety will also help to make drivers more conscious of their personal responsibilities and to remind them that the best single way they have to avoid accidents is to exercise deliberate care and common sense at all times . WANTED - Young man to learn printing business . Must be good with machinery and willing to learn. Apply to Terrace Bay News - Post Office Building. FOR SALE - baby carriage - converts into car bed and stroller. cal pf anion . Can be seen at 37 556 Superior or pho 2\.