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rT _-- Er Te Rs MR, E. PERSSw . BOX 375 ~ TERRACE B/Y Rarrn Ge ) iy TERRACE BAY NEWS Vol. 14 No. 27 Serving The District July 7, 1971 PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATION Tuesday, June 2%9th, parents and fiends gathered in the grade 8 classroom to witness the presentation of certificates to the graduating class. At 7:30 p.m. Mr. Briscoe, principal, opened the ceremony; then introduced Mr. Lumley, the grade eight teacher. In his brief a*ress Mr. Lumley encouraged the students to work diligently and to strive towards becoming happy, well-adjusted citizens. Following Mr. Lum- ley's congratulatory address, Mr. Briscoe showed and commented upon photographs of the grade eight's recent excursion to Toronto. Students read short narratives about the event of each day when the class was on the excursion: Sally Turner read the events of Monday, June 7th, while the other days' events were read by Nora Mikus, Don Hamilton, Clarke Gander, Alan Dorland and Gail Gould. Everyone displayed considerable enthusiasm over this reenactment of the entire ex- cursion. Mr. Briscoe explained how the whole ex- cursion project was a remarkable achievement. Then, another remarkable achievement was ack- nowledged as Mrs. Ballentine awarded the Legion Proficiency Award to Don Hamilton on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223. Don well deserved this award since throughout the year he displayed a sincere desire to succeed and showed a sense of responsibility and an interest in other people. After thanking Mrs. Ballentine, Mr. Briscoe addressed the graduates and explained how this, as other grade eight classes before, was a unique, yet interesting challenge which provided a reward- ing experience. continued page 2 ...c..... JIM CORRIGAN WINS K OF C TROPHY Jim Corrigan in his first year as a senior came out on top ; is first year as a senior came out Jim Corrigan in - on top of a field of 24, Thursday, July Ist with a net score of 69 to win the Knights of Columbus trophy Bill Stachiw run a close second with a 70. Other prize winners were: =2nd low net - H. Solly; low gross = B. Stachiw; 2nd low gross = G. Solly; 1st low 9 = B. Hanley; 2nd low 9 = D. Rattray; - High hidden hole = D. Imbeault. Rolly Sinotte and Rolly Gander decided to see if the course was as tough as some were claiming. Sinotte tried fo pick up a caddy at No. 2 green but Mr. Bruin just looked down disdainfully from the rock where he had climbed refusing any help. Thor Olsen thought for a moment he had won the reward when a raven dropped a ball behind him. Sorry Thor wrong ball. Dick Rattray won low gross in last weeks twilight in the "A" event while B. Hanley and K. Thomas Hed forilow net, continued page 4..........