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PAGE IO TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 5, 1974 Awards Presentation - continued from page 9 ..J In the event of inclement weather, the presen- tation of awards will take place in the Curl- ing Lounge. All swimmers and parents are urg- ed to attend this presentation. Highlight of this programmes will be the presentation of the Duriez Trophy. This troph- y is awarded annually to the swimmer who best represents the following categories: - swimming ability (overall); - awards attain- ed in current year; - performance at swim meets; - volunteer assistance with swim pro- gramme; - general behavior at pool; - improve--- ment during year; - attendance at classes. In addition to the Duriez Trophy, crests, badges and pins will be presented to those who successfully completed their Red Cross and Royal Life tests in July and August. If the weather is favourable, the Synchonized swim team will perform! Plan to attend. TENNIS FENCING =< VOLUNTEERS : As advertised in the last two issues of the News, volunteers were requested to leave their name and phone number at the Recreation Office. Thanks to the following people who responded to the request: Cam Burgess, Mike Adey, David Ramsay, Vic Mazzone, Debbie Cvitkovich, Keith Gorman, Nick Chopty, Charlie Wise and Ron Lang. The above people will be contacted either by the end of this week or early next week to outline date and time of the first work session Incidently, anyone else in the community who may want to help, we still are accepting names. Call the Recreation Office at 825-3542. HOCKEY COACHES - PLEASE READ: On Saturday, November 9th, the Ontario Hock- ey Association in co-operation with the Terr- ace Bay Minor Hockey Association and the Terr- ace Bay Recreation Department will be sponsor- ing a Coaches Clinic - level 2. This Coaches Clinic is part of the development programme that the C.A.H.A. have set up nationally, so coaches in Terrace Bay and Schreiber will have a good opportunity to attend this Clinic which will be held in Terrace Bay, on November 9th. More details to be announced. Mr. and Mrs. George Nugent and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cressman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lundberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Helmink with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lang and family and Mrs. Lang's brother Bill and his wife and family from Sault Ste. Marie "all spent the Labour Day weekend camping at Ney's Provincial Park. LADIES GOLF NEWS Congratulations Jeanette and Jan on your winning in Brandon last week. The girls won the right to advance to this level by competing against the Lakehead clubs and winning. Nice golfing girls, we are all proud of you. Congratulations also to Ken Hanley on winn- ing our men's local tournament plus the Mara- thon men's tournament. Good going Ken. "ONTARIO DUO IS TOP TEAM Special to The Tribune BRANDON - - Jeanette Gunter and Jan Hall from the Aguasa- bon Golf Club in Terrace Bay, Ont., combined Tuesday to win the finals of the zone playdow- ns for the Canadian Ladies' Golf Association national team handicap award. The twosome came in with a net 65 to edge runners-up Iris Armstrong and Betty Birchall from Rossmere, who were at 66." SHOWER HONOURS BRIDE-ELECT PAT MEGRAW A wine and cheese come and go shower was held at the home of Mrs. Donna Gorham on Aug- ust 27th, to honour bride-elect, Pat Megraw. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Audrey Smith, Mrs. Barb Wise and Mrs. Peggy Wellings. Pat and her mother, Mrs. Jean Megraw, were presented with Baby Mum corsages on their arr- ival.: : A recipient of many lovely gifts, Pat was assisted in opening them by her cousin, Myrna Miller of Toronto. Wine and cheese, coffee and sweet rolls were served by the hostesses. Mr. Stan Megraw from Guelph is vacationing at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Megraw, with two friends, Tom McCullough and Dan Waychesko, of Toronto.