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SEPTEMBER 26, 1973 PAGE 1I3 ATTENTION! SWIMMERS: All swimmers who have not received their swimming badges or crests can pick them up at the Recreation Office anytime between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. If you passed one of your classes this summer and have not received your crest or badge, drop down to the Recreation Office to pick them up. REMINDERS. : Please keep the following points in mind: - anyone interested in the employment for Games Room supervisor must apply in writing to the Recreation Committee by Thursday, Sep- tember 27th . - organizations that will be using arena ice time this coming season must submit re- quests to the Recreation Committee by October 18th. Letters will be sent out to all organ- izations and groups in this regard. - information will be published in the Terrace Bay News with regard to winter posit- ions available. - any group and organization wishing to use meeting rooms should book them through the Recreation Office as far in advance as possible. COMING EVENTS: C.W.L. Annual Penny Auction - October 3Ist 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Tickets now on sale. 1973 MEN'S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP The Annual Men's Club Championship Tourna- ment was won this year by Tony Costa. The tournament as usual ran two days, 18 holes a day, during the first weekend of September highlighting the near end of another year of golf. After the first day of golf K. Hanley was leading with T. Costa and P. Spadoni trailing. The tables turned after the first nine holes the next day when Tony held a 4 stroke lead over both K. Hanley and P. Spadoni. It look- ed for a while that Tony was going to run away with it but Kenny Hanley kept shaving strokes off and on the I8th hole sunk a 25 foot putt to force a playoff. A good gallery followed both Tony and Kenny to the I9th hole for a sudden-death playoff. Tony finished it on the first hole of play- off getting a par while Kenny got a boggie. Congratulations to to Tony Costa, the Aguasabon Club Champion of 1973. Winner - T. Costa 163 total; Runner-up - K. Hanley I63 total; Low Gross - Ist 18: T. TERRACE BAY NEWS Desaulniers; Low Net - R. Campbell; Low Net runner-up - B. Miller. ed 'The men and ladies got together on September 9th to participate in a mixed two-ball tourna- ment. Reg Cotton/Liz McLeod 62, $5, 127 total; Jack Chapman/Donna Chapman 59, 6I, I20 total; Trent Desaulniers/Peg Wellings 50, 48, 98 total Bill Miller/Kay Stefurak 52, 52, 104 total; Charlie Koski/Jeannette Gunter 5I, 56, IO7 tot- al; Rollie Sinotte/Marg Phillips 65, 64, I29 total; Jim Corrigan/Jan Hall 48, 52, I00 total MIXED TWO BALL TOURNAMENT Kay Stefurak and Bill Miller with a 24 han- dicap shot a 80 to become the champs. Trent Desaulniers and Peggy Wellings won low gross. Jeannette Gunter and Charlie Koski won low net for the Ist nine and Jack and Donna Chap- man won low net, second nine. KINSMEN HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION The Schreiber Kinsmen and Kinettes held a joint meeting for the installation of their new officers, conducted by Bruce .Gordon, depu- ty governor of zone 4. Elected were: Kinsmen - Ray Cook, sergeant at arms; Bob Turner, registrar; Doug Moore, bulletin editor; Joe Figliomeni, treasurer; Mike Reid, George Korman, Tom Quinton, Mike Cosgrove, directors; Don Anderson, secretary; Phil Birch, vice president; Brian Birch, pres- ident. Kinettes: Brenda Birch, bulletin editor; Joyce Gordon, treasurer; Mary Anderson, Pat Moore, Eva Gordon, directors; Lori Korman, Sec -retary; Betty Ann Klassen, first vice presi- dent; Ruth Ann Birch, second vice president; Edythe Cosgrove, president. - continued page I4