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UNE 13, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 Princess Alice Best in Ontario-cont'd from page 10 T.G. Husser; Best Able Cadet ~ Gerald Comeau - presented by Lt. Commander P. Roegevin; Best Div- ision Shield - to Winnipeg Division - Shell Oil Trophy presented by Mr. R. Sinotte. First presentation to the Wrenettes was made by Mr. Koyle and accepted by Commanding Officer Mrs. V. Thorpe. Our own corp - the NLWC Prin- cess Alice, won the 1967 proficiency shield in com- petition with other corps all across Ontario, and placed third in the across Canada competition. The girls and their officers are working very hard to move even higher in the cross Canada competition this year. A Trophy went to Joyce Benko - Best All Round Wrenette and a new trophy donated by the Branch 223, Royal Canadian Legion, was presented by Leg- ion president, P. Jones to Best New Wrenette, Joy Yates. Presentation of Merit Badges preceded a little ceremony, when Linda Pidluzny, Chief Petty Offic- er of the Corps, presented a gift to former C.O. Mrs. Betty O.Neil, who helped organize the corps. The evening concluded with a reception for the officers and invited guests held in the Curling Lounge JUNE 16th- KOLESAR'S Fathers day PHONE 3327 specials MEN'S DRESS SOCKS reg. $1.50 $1.19 MEN'S TIES reg. $1.50 $ .99 MEN'S PYJAMAS reg. $6.00 $4.99 and the Cadets and Wrenettes held a party for. their guests in the Arena. AQUASABON GOLF CLUB NEWS At the Men's Twilight game on June 5th, there were 38 entries. The winners were as follows: Low Gross - Dick Rattray (42); Low Net - Neil Ross (33.5); Low Hidden Hole - Ray Hansen (3) on #6; High Hidden Hole - Jack Chapman (10) on #8; High Gross - Jack Richard (69); Future Twilight Prizes will be awarded for Low Gross, Low Net and for the runner-up of Low Gross and Low Net, only. The next Men's Twilight game begins any time in the afternoon on Wednesday, June 12th. All mem- bers interested are asked to pick up a schedule of activities for the season at the Club House. SPINNERS reg. 25¢ ea. *: 87$1. FISHING RODS reg. $12.95 $9.99 CASTING REELS reg. $9.95 $5.99 FOR THE GOLFER GOLF BALLS 3/ $1.00 GOLF CARTS -- reg. $21.95 $15.99 The Canada Post Office has announced that the disruption of postal service between Canada and France has produced de- lays in the conveyance of mails. Last mail from Eanade to France was May 20, 1968. All mail to France is being accepted, processed and pre- pared for delivery in anticipation of resumption of ser- vices. It is expected that the accumulation of mail will cause further delays initially when service is resumed. GOLF CLUBS _reg. $52.50 $44 .99 GOLF GLOVES reg. $3.95 $2.99 GOLF SHOES reg. to 22.50 $17.99