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PAGE IO TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 20, 1973 Minor Ball Program - cont'd ....... program. Let's hear from you SOON! GAMES ROOM SUPERVISOR REQUIRED: A reminder that anyone interested in being employed as a Games Room supervisor should leave their name, telephone number and address at the Recreation Office. BEGINNERS POOL: / to decide the chairmanships with the following 2 decisions. Pres.-J. Rattray; Ist Vice-P.,Well- 3 ings; Sec. Treas.-J. Hall; Tournament-J. Gunter Prizes-M. Phillips; Handicap-K. Stefurak; Mem- - bership-Helen Laybourne; Publicity- I. Romanuk. Every Tuesday night is ladies twilite which gives each and every one of us the opportunity of going out and not only enjoying an evening of relaxation but also to straighten out some pe of our faults besides learning more of what it 1 At the time of this write-up, it appears is all about. Twilites starting time is 6 p.m. that the beginners pool will be available for [SC come on girls get out and get some practise use by the public starting Monday, June 25th. for some of our future events which we have This facility will enable our department to |Scheduled. offer public swimming to younger children who in the past could not use the 25 metre pool be ~cause of their height. The beginners pool will also assist in our present instructional program by allowing shor -er children to take part in the program. The pool is 20 feet by 30 feet and is I8 inches in depth at the shallow end and 30 in- ches in depth at the deep end. Parents will be allowed to accompany their children while using the beginners pool. The only additional regulation that must be follow- ed is that no shoes be worn on the deck. Oth- er regulations that apply to the use of the 25 meter pool will also apply to -the beginners pool. COMING EVENTS: June 20th, Wednesday - Registration deadline for swimming and minor ball program. June 29, 30, July Ist - Canada Day program - details of program to be announced later. June 30th - Canada Day "Youth Dance" Memorial Arena - 9 p.m. to midnight. Band - Black Lightning. July 2nd - Monday - Summer playground program starts, Curling Lounge. July I2, I3, I4th - Art Trek - further details to be announced. LADIES GOLF NEWS Tuesday, June I2th saw eight of our ladies swing out with their clubs, to open the new season with our first twilite tournament. P. Wellings taking low gross, Jan Hall and O. Adam splitting low net, M. Philips low. hole and M. Pluta high hole. Following the tournament a meeting was held to select a new board of directors for the ye- ar, with lunch served later by M. Gander. holes. On Sunday, June I7th, the new executive met Pin Rounds start June 24th at II a.m. 1I8 BOWLING ASSOCIATION BANQUET J. Figliomeni acted as Master of Ceremonies to open this years Annual Bowling Wind-Up. Mr. D. Burton said Grace and the Toast to the Queen. After the introduction of guests prizes were awarded after which dancing followed to the music of Bill Megraw & Orchestra. This year 300 pins were awarded to D. Gar- vin, S. Sadowick, F. Figliomeni, J. Cameron, J. Tremblay and H. Hiebert. ; The following other awards were presented: Spadoni Award presented by Larry Dunwoody to Most Improv er Mr. J. Garvin. Waghorn Award = presented by L. Waghorn to Mrs. D. Garvin Ladies Mixed League, Hi Triple cont'd page 113