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JUNE I8, I975 PAGE 21 Barry Walsh, Mark Hara, Linda Greenwood, Cathy Belliveau and Louise Desrosiers. As of this write-up, one more coach and several more umpires are needed. Anyone inter ested please contact Alex Vanderkam at the Recreation Office =~ 3542. Results: CHIEFS 7 vs BRAVES 9 TENNIS COURTS: A rules and regulation sheets has now been drawn up. This sheet contains such things as how to obtain the key for using the tennis courts, fees and the hours for the courts. Anyone wishing to get a copy can come down to the Recreation Office until the Swimming Pool is open, as at that time cashiers will have forms. As of this write-up, the last work party was required for the fencing on Monday, June I6éth. The lines are to be painted early this week and the new nets are in and ready to be put up as soon as the other work has been done. Hopefully we can start up play at the tennis courts this weekend. "WOMAN AND THE LAW": Registrations to date have been very poor; however, Confederation College will accept names for anyone interested in this program up to NOON ON TUESDAY, JUNE I9th. Anyone who has already registered for this course will be in- formed by phone call on Thursday afternoon as to whether or not this course is on. COMING EVENTS: Friday, June 20th - Adult Dance, Terrace Bay Arena. Sponsored by "Antiques". Saturday, June 2Ist - Weather permitting, Swim Pool opens to public. Sunday, June 22nd - Youth Dance, Terrace Bay Arena. Tuesday, June 24th - Royal Bros. Circus, Mill Road ballfield. Sponsored by Terrace Bay You- th Group. CANADA WEEK ACTIVITIES: Tuesday, July Ist - Childrens treats, Races ages 4 to I2, Childrens costume judging, Reeves award... I mile walking race, ages up to '25, 26 to 40, 4I to 64, 65 and over. All activities to be held at the Beer garden. LADIES GOLF NEWS On June IOth we had a very good turnout for our twilight. Most rewarding to our executive so keep up the good attendance girls. As yet we are playing two ball tournaments until each new golfer familiarizes herself with the game. TERRACE BAY NEWS Following are the results of last Tuesday: Low net - I. Romanuk & N. Evoy; runner-up low net - K. Stefurak & Rhea Beaulieu; Low hole - J. Megraw & J. Burgess; High hole - M. Pluta and K. Fraser. Most of our new golfers are taking advan- tage of the nice sunny days to go out both morning and afternoons to brush up on their games. Keep it up ladies, as practise makes perfect. One lady told me she had raised ten children and had never been as frustrated as trying to hit that little white ball. Once she started comparing the two she finally got a real good drive away and guess what asked to be taken out again this week. So you see frustrations are part of the game but to con- quer that ball is to win, so keep at it. Don't forget Thursday, June I9%th is our eighteen hole Board of Directors Tournament, combined with pin round. June 24th and 26th we start club champion- ship, eighteen holes each night. This is al- so combined with pin round and twilight for the Tuesday night. Anyone wanting to play just twilight will only play nine holes while. the others play through to the eighteen holes. AGUASABON GOLF CLUB Due to rainy weather conditions last Wed- nesday, June IIth, no winners were declared as all scores could not be entered. As a result, all entry fees from June IIth will be put into the June I8th twilight. We would ask that any golfers who did not golf in last weeks twilight, pay .50¢ for this week only. Golfers who did participate in last weeks twilight will pay the regular .25¢ entry fee. Deadline date for Men's Match Play has pass -ed and tournament chairman Scotty Hamilton will be setting up the tournament schedules shortly. The Annual Knights of Columbus Tournament will be staged again this year. Specific date for this tournament will be posted at the Club House. Watch for it and sign in for the tournament. A complete schedule of events for the com- ing year will be posted in next week's News! HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY GENERAL MEETING On June 3rd, I975 a general meeting was held in the Conference Room of the Recreation Centre. Following the reading of the minutes of the last general meeting reports were read on our fund raising projects. A successful home bingo was held May I2- 26th. continued page 22