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TRIG a JUNE 25, I975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I7 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY DONATES TO BUILDING FUND At the June I7th Hospital Board Meeting, Joan Nugent, President of the Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital, presented Mrs. M. Puttock with a cheque for $2000. for the Buil- ding Fund. The Auxiliary has had a very succ- essful year financially, from September to June, and as a result has been able to contri- bute a total of $4000. to the Building Fund during this short time. Money was raised thr- ough the membership drive, tuck shop, raffles, hospital ball, sewing and knitting. All this was possible due to the efforts of a handful of people. , Attendance at monthly meetings has very of- ten been most discouraging, in spite of a lar- ge membership. The Auxiliary will resume mee- tings in September with the date, time and 'place to be announced in the Terrace Bay News. Come out and do your share for our hospital. New faces and new ideas would be most welcome. Should you wish to be involved this summer, The Tuck Shop is in desperate need of volun- teers to work one hour a day. Unless more help can be obtained, the Auxiliary will be forced te close down the shop for the next two months. If you can help, call Marg Gander at 825-3647. THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND The Board of Governors of The McCausland Hospital greatfully acknowledges the following most recent donations: Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion, Branch #223 $1,210.45 (hockey pool), The Auxiliary to The McCausland Hospital $2000., Skate-a-thon $1470.18, Schreiber Kool Kats $3I.00, Personal Donations $I090., In Memoriam $46.00. Total amount to date in the Building Fund is $33,123.89. : - Public Relations. LADIES GOLF NEWS Congratulations to Jan Hall on her winning of the Board of Directors Trophy Thursday nigh -t. J. Gunter won runner-up low net and Julie Rattray shot a 99 low low gross. Good golfing ladies. Tuesday night twilight was once again well attended. J. Hall & A. Beaulieu took low net. I. Romanuk and L. Hutchinson runner-up low net Low hole J. Rattray & M. Smelsky. High" hole M. Phillips and K. Fraser. On June 2Ist six local ladies attended the Marathon Ladies Open Tournament. Of the six, three came home winners. Linda Hutchinson won runner-up low net. Jean Megraw low net third flight & Jeannette Gunter low net 4th flight. TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT WEEKLY REPORT SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM: % This year's Playground program will begin Wednesday, July 2nd, and terminate August 22. As in previous years it will be run on a drop- in basis - no registration is necessary. The Playground will be centered in the gymnasium area of the Terrace Bay Public School. Addit- ional information will be available before July 2nd. SWIM POOL NEWS: = Under cloudy, wet skies, the summer session got into full swing Saturday with quite a lar- ge number of children weathering adverse con- ditions. Hopefully this is not a sign of what the summer will be like. ~ Since this will be the last write-up before lessons begin July 2nd, may we remind you that this WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th is the final day for registration for the July session. If you miss this session, you can still register for the August session. Remember you can still use your blue discs for open swimming until the new ones are iss- ued. Hopefully this will be soon. The pool hours up until and including June 29th will be 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. for open swim. July Ist the pool will be closed during the afternoon but open in the evening from 6 to 9. Starting July 2nd, the hours will be: Monday - Friday - 2 ~- 5:00 p.m. open swim- 6 - 7:00 p.m. I8 and over 7 = 9:00 p.m. open swim Saturday-Sunday 2 - 5:00 p.m. open swim 6:30- 8:30 p.m. open swin MOBILE SAILING SCHOOL TO BE OFFERED: The Terrace Bay Recreation Office is plems- ed to announce that a Mobile Sailing School will be offered in Terrace Bay to anyone inter -ested. This school is for one week only, July 2Ist to July 25th. Interested persons may register by dropping down to the Recrea-~ tion Office to make payment and fill out your form. Fee is as follows: Adults $I8.00; chil- dren under I8, $I2.00. This fee includes I5 hours of instruction during the week. Registrants have the choice of 'morning, afternoon or evening sessions and it is impor- tant to point out that if you wish to change sessions during the week (i.e., shift work, etc.) you are permitted to do so. This fee covers not only the instruction time but also the use of equipment which is provided for you by the school. Anyone interested must sign up by. July I8th. continued page I8