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Vol .9, No.26 JULY 1 STARTS DOMINION DAY WEEKEND In 1965, during the month of July, 15,556 per- sons in Canada were injured in traffic accidents-- the most of any month of the year. It is understand able that the Domion Day weekend, being the first holiday in the summer, should tempt families to seek the open road. And it is also understandable that the increased holiday traffic is a danger sign, warning the motorist to take extra precautions in holiday traffic. This year the number of vehicles on our highways will be augmented by many drivers from south of the border where their July 4th holiday also extends the holiday weekend. By observing the rules of the road and exercising the common courtesies of driving, the motorist can decrease the occurrence of holiday accidents while protecting the lives of himself and his family. Hon.Irwin Haskett, Minister of Transport of On- tario offers the following suggestions for improving individual driving efficiency and thereby reducing accidents. |. Travelling when over-tired is dangerous. Take frequent rest stops along the way. . Keep your car well-ventilated; fresh air keeps you alert; . Allow yourself sufficient time to reach your des- tination and to get home safely; . Plan your trip ahead of time. Maps should be consulted before you set out, not when you arrive at a cross-road. Indecision can and does trigger accidents. Treat other drivers with the courtesy you would like them to show you. Maintain a clear field of vision at all times. Be sure that luggage, boats and trailers don't ob- scure car windows. md AY ', y C . ' RAR RRS Mae! ics Tete aa i i The Secrets - a new star group from Scarborough, will appear at Terrace Bay Arena on July 9th. TERRACE BAY NEWS Serving the District June 30, 1966 Trophy winners - Back row |.to r. Lester Legault, Paul Papousek, George Dashkewytch, Charles Sim- mer, - Front row - John Legault, Roger Coss, Rich- ard and Ronald Sitko. Photo G .Whiteley TROPHIES PRESENTED AT HOCKEY BANQUET Over one hundred hockey players, their fathers, coaches and guests gathered in the Moose Hall for their annual banquet on June 8th. Following din- ner, prepared and served by volunteer workers, the presentation of trophies took place. In the Flyweight Division two awards were made by G.Savoy to twin brothers Richard and Ronald Sitko. Joe Shubaly presented the Atom award to John Legault, Roger Coss received the Pee-Wee award from S.Zwaresh while Paul Papousek received the Bantam award. Each boy received a trophy, certificate and badge from the sponsors, the Robin Hood Oats Co. As most improved player George Dashkewytch received an award from president Joe Adamo. The Pee-Wee Champions, coached by Mr.Hamilton and Mr.Zwir, received their trophy at this time. The victorious Leafs were represented by their team cap- tain, Charles Simmer. A special presentation was then made to Lester Legault for his great contribu- tion to minor hockey during the past season. In his address president J.Adamo, after thanking those present for their attendance, welcomed the opportunity to express his discouragement at the lack of active support for minor hockey in Terrace Bay. He had nothing but praise for those who so generously and untiringly gave their help but he was very concerned at the mess North Shore hockey had got into during the past few seasons. It was time, he thought, that more consideration and time was given to supporting the interest and pleasure of the young hockey players. (Continued