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Badminton Club Elects At the annual general meeting of the Terrace Bay Badminton club, the follow- ing officers were elected to conduct the affairs of the organization during the 1951-52 season. President--Gordon Paget. Vice-President--Monty Paget. Secretary-Treasurer--Clarence Buck. Sr. Executive Member--Len Swirhun. Jr. Executive Member--Cecile Boudreau Facilities will be available to club members in the Recreation hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 pM. to 11:00 p.m. and Sunday afternoons from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Stork Club Daughters were born: August 12 to Mr. and Mrs. M. Chepelsky. August 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones. August 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pineault. Sons were born: July 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Phillips. August 21 to Mr. and Mrs. S. Matuszak. August 15 to Mr. and Mrs. W. John Knight. Wedding Bells Best wishes and sincere congratulations to: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sernesky. Bill is a carpenter on the Structural Crew. His wife is the former Rosemary McGrath of the Steno Pool. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Jim is em- ployed as a truck driver with the Struc- tural Crew. » TERRACE BAY« These Were the Winnahs! Harry Hall caught the prize winning beauty, a lake trout that tipped the scale at 31 pounds, 10 ounces, to win the Lake Trout Derby and set a new fish record. It was the biggest one ever caught in the Terrace Bay area. The Derby, promising to be an annual event under the leadership of Terrace Bay's new Fish and Game club, was held September 16 during a 12-hour period. Harry took home the Emerson table model radio for first prize. Stan Hodgkiss' 23 pound, three ounce catch took second prize® and Joyce Clifton's 21 pound, seven ounce catch was third. Other winners in order were Maurice Kulcheski, fourth, with a 21 pound, five ounce fish; Rune Ostling, fifth, 19 pounds, two ounces; F. Rone, sixth, 17 pounds, one ounce; Mrs. J. Whent, seventh, 16 pounds, four ounces; Jim MacDonald, eighth, 16 pounds, eight ounces; Thor Olsen, ninth, 16 pounds, five ounces and Sam Boyd, tenth, one pound. Prizes included an oil and grease job, a ton of coal or 100 gallons of fuel oil, glass casting and glass trolling rods, cast- ing reel and other merchandise. Foi JOYCE CLIFTON, third place winner and her contest entry. FURTHER PROOF of good area fishing is the I-day catch of Millie and Bill Borsum, left, and guests, the R. L. Mattsons of Detroit, Mich., which weighed a total of 150 pounds. STAN HODGKISS, with second place fish and Lloyd Boudreau. WILLIAM SERNESKY and the former Rosemary McGrath of the office steno pool cut their wedding cake on the eventful day. Bill is a carpenter on Long- Lac's structural crew.