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Page © TERRACE BAY NEWS August 17, 1967 ROLLER SKATING Looking for something to do on Sunday evenings? Try roller skating at the Arena from 7 to 10 p.m. * Bring the children and make it a family affair, or teens come in and skate the time away. 1 Swim Pool - The second set of Red Cross swim tests will take place Tuesday, Aug.29th. The Terrace Bay Swim Meet will be held Saturday, Sept.2nd. North Shore Swim Meet - Last Saturday the Terrace Bay Swim Club travelled to Marathon to take part in a very exciting swim meet. Once again Red Rock placed first, Marathon second, Terrace Bay third and Manitouwadge fourth. Even though Red Rock did pla place first by several points it was quite noticeable that they spent more time in the water practising than most of the other clubs. This reinforces the cliche that 'practisé makes perfect'. It was also noticeable that Red Rock picked up many points by having at least two simmers. in each event; the other swim clubs did not. Our swimmers are to be congratulated for their fine showing even though they did not enter all the events ._ You will notice from the list below that Terrace Bay did very well in many of the events. Breaststroke- Age 13-14-Wendy McMillan 2nd and len Kujbida 35d. Age 15-16, Norma Chesley Ist and Geo .Dashkewytch 2nd. Ladies Open, Norma Chesley 2nd. Backstroke - Age 13-14, Joan Belliveau 2nd-Maurice Cadieux Ist. Diving - Ladies Open, Norma Chesley 2nd - 14 and under, Joan Belliveau 2nd and Jo-Ann Stevens 2nd. Butterfly - Ladies Open, Norma Ches- ley 2nd. Free Style 13-14, Wendy McMilland 2nd and Joan Belliveau 3rd, and Clarence Yates 2nd. Free Style - Ages Il-12, Anita Stuart 2nd, Maurice Cadieux 3rd. 15-16, Norma Chesley 2nd, David Cruickshank Ist. Ladies Open, Norma Chesley 2nd. Girls' Jr.Relay - Ist, Wendy McMillan, Joan Belli- veau, Alice Stuart and Anita Stuart. Ladies Open Medley Relay, 2nd-Norma Chesley, Cheryl Duncan, Lynn Simmer and Claire Belliveau. Men's Open Medley Relay 3rd - Ken Turner, Geo.Dashkewytch, David Cruickshank and Don McMillan. Spring is here - at Awards night. L.to R. Jane Zwaresh, Georgina Woods, Dennis Landry, Michael Kelly, Danny Crad- dock and Neil Whiteley. GOLF CLUB NEWS Events scheduled for this week include the regular Twilight game on Wednesday evening anda two- ball mixed on Thursday. The Senior Men's Tournament will be held on Sunday, August 20th at 11 a.m. Entry sheets for these events are posted at the club house. The Junior Club Championship Tournament has been postponed until Saturday, August 26th. Total club membership has now reached 213. Remember, good golfers always replace their divets. RECREATION NEWS = (By D.Courtemanche) Tennis Clinic - Don't forget to attend the Tennis Instruction Clinic at the Terrace Bay Courts this Fri- day and Saturday. You can still register at the Recreation Office: however, if you find it impos- sible to register, please show up at the tennis courts in accordance with the following schedule: Friday, © 1-2.30 p.m. (10-12 yrs.old), 2.30-4.30 (teenagers) 6.30-8 .30 (adults & teens); Saturday, 10.30-12 noon (Teenagers). Additional times will be arranged if there is sufficient interest. All persons must supply their own tennis racquets . Teen Town - Terrace Bay Teen Town will hold an- other dance on Thursday, Aug 31st, in the Arena, from 9 p.m. til midnight. The visiting band, THE CHURCH KEYS are a 9-piece group with some brass, from No.Dakota, U.S.A. who are touring Ontario. TERRACE BAY BRANCH CAN .LEGION NEWS On Saturday, August 12th the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223 held the Zone Golf Tournament at the Aguasabon Course, sponsored by Molson's Brewery. Fine weather prevailed and all entrants enjoyed the tournament. The Trophy went to Les Dafoe of Branch I82 Marathon. Results were are a