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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 29, I974 Water Safety Week - continued some of them would be alive today. Particpate in a water safety programme. This summer the Recreation Department will be offering a complete Water safety programme in Red Cross and Royal Life. Have you thought about participating in these Water safety pro- grammes? Adults, since many of you participate in fishing and boating, have you thought about taking a special Water Safety programme. if there is sufficient interest, a special adult water safety programme can be offered. Simply call the Recreation Office to let us know if your interested. LADIES FASTBALL PROGRAMME : At the time of this write-up, the meeting schedule for Tuesday, May 28th had not yet been held. : Attendance at this meeting would largely determine the interest for a Ladies Fastball programme this summer. More details next week. COMING EVENTS: saturday, June Ist - "Bring-In" Perennial Day, garage compound, Kenogami Rd., 8 a.m. to 12 Tuesday, June 4th - Plant Sale by Horticultural Society, Curling Club Parking Lot. Thursday, June 6th - Important Art Club Meet- ing, 8 p.m., large meeting room of the Recrea-: tion Centre. June I3th & I4th - CNIB Mobile Eye Care Unit, Curling Club Parking Lot. LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY #223 The regular meeting of the L.A. to Legion £223 was held on May 20th. Following roll call and old business, J. Gunter was presented with her Past President bar. ; J. Megraw read the financial report, corr- espondence was read and the various committees gave their reports. The Sports Day Committee requested a dona- tion for prizes. This request was granted. A motion was passed to send a donation to the Sports Scholarship Fund and the Deer Lodge Library Fund. The kitchen is in need of a clock, can open- er and serving bowls. A motion was passed to purchase these much needed articles. Dues for 1974 were due in January with the cut off date being the end of March. Coming Events: Wednesday, May 29th - Smorgas--- bord, convener E. Boyd, co-convener D. Coupal. Friday, May 3Ist and June Ist - Sports Day Hot Beef sandwiches to be served. June 8th - Wedding, convener J. Dogde, co-con- vener, D. Koski. June 29th ~- Wedding, convener P. Jones, CO-cOn -vener D. Salesse. KOPS GRADUATION On Wednesday, May 22nd the Schreiber-Terr- ace Bay Tops Club On I586 held their first KOPS graduation ceremonies, also presenting the yearly Recognition Awards. After a short meeting followed by a sing- song accompanied by Fred McColeman at the piano Leader Rhea Beaulieu then welcomed fell- ow members and their families, along with ladies from Chapter On 680, Red Rock. Co-Leader, Helen LeBlanc then introduced : the past executive. Each member was presented with a charm for each year of her term. " Secretary 1972 - Lynn Boon; Secretary 1973 - Linda Nesbitt; Treasurer 1972-73 --- Paulette Gordon; Weight Recorder 1972-73 - Rhea Beaul- ieu; Co-Leader 1972-73 - Marg Drake; Leader 1972-73 - Helen Dooley who thanked her past executive with paying special tribute to Marg Drake for being a most capable co-leader. At this time she presented an engraved pin continued page 9 NOW AVAILABLE DAOUST SAFETY SHOES IN 6" and 9" HEIGHTS ERKEKRKKRK ee =.$27.95 -r==329.95 ALL SIZES COMPARE VALUE & SAVE. SUMMER HOURS Effective June 1st 6" aq" OPEN - Monday to Saturday 9.a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT 12:30 p.m. CLOSED DAILY 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. ROBINSON STORES TERRACE BAY, ONT.