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SAFETY DRAW PRIZE WINNER'S SHIFT #4) (STEAM PLANT Friday evening, August 19th, "Honest" Jim Bradley drew four names from a hat containing twelve, The four lucky winners were each presented with a gift certificate valued at $8.10 at the Hudson Bay Company store, Terrace Bay. The winners were: Lloyd Walker John LeBlanc Clement Lemay William Cavanaugh 0-0-0 A FIRST FOR TENNISt Tennis in our town was given a promotional boost Saturday evening, when the Terrace Bay Tennis Clubs! live-wire executive, in- troduced indoor tennis at our local ee another first for Terrace Bay.- Visiting members of the Fort William Tennis Club,.treated a small but enthus- iastic crowd, to a thrilling exhibition of tennis that should inspire our local talent to greater heights, and perhaps bring some of you retired stars back to our fine courts. Gordon Verge was top man of the evening, defeating J. Stitt in the opening mens singles, and then going on to beat Rich Wilson, former New Ontario Mens Singles Champion, in the third set, The second set, a mens singles, between Rich Wilson and Bobby Everett, a sixteen year old junior, was a real crowd pleaser, _oing thirteen games before the more ex~ perienced wilson was able to draw ahead of his flashy and determined opponent. A ladies singles, between Mrs, Val Locking and Terrace Bay's Mrs, Laura Dawson, game going to Mrs. Locking, and a mens doubles rounded out the evening. Entertainment for the visitors Saturday night, was orovided at Hotel Terrace. Interclub games were. played Sunday after~ noon at the local courts, and the two day visit ended with a buffet style lunch served at the large meeting room by the Terrace Bay Tennis Club, Many thanks are due to Ivy Pattison, Blanche Acal, Doris Lindskoog and Laura Dawson who hosted the luncheon with great success, A return tournament has been lavined at Marathon this Saturday, beginning at 1:30 pem. Anyone wishing to participate contact Al Harrison at Hotel Terrace, Future plans are also being made for our local club championship matches the week of September 6th ~ 10th. © (Cont. on next col,) Page 5 A FIRST FOR TENNIS (Cont.) Be sure and practice your tennis in the intervening period as all 63»members will be expected to participate in 'this final windup. 0-0-0 FINAL PLAYGROUND SCHEDULE an 1.. Day Camp at White Sand Lake on Thurs- .- day and Friday for Playground children,.. Day camp for girls - Thursday, Aug. Past Day camp for boys - Friday, Aug. 26 Bring a lunch for the day and be at the craft room by 9:30. For those stay- ing at the dam there will be a program at the dam only. 2. Special Event Monday, Aug. 29 - Playground Windup Roundup ' Come on playground attendants, get dressed up in' your 'Davy Crocket and Cowboy suits, or come as a Hobo and help * us celebrate the close of the playground program, Anyone dressed in respectful clothes will be fined on the spot! Bring your lunch as it will be a whole day of fun, play, and treats to wind ap the season. So come on everybody get out and take part in the funl 0-0-0 FOUND ~~ One wrist watch found in the vicinity of the Recreation Centre. Owner to appl'y to Provincial Police Office. 0-0-0 - FOR SALE on Three burner G.E. Kitchen has: Phone 385. o-O-o FOUND Two keys on clip 1 yale and 'one. carbin. Contact Clock No. 149 or Post Office, Jackfish. 0-0-0 WANTED' * Separate School teacher,' single woman, requires room and board to commence lst of September, 1955. Please contact the undersigned. MM De Camppel teins Secretary-Treasurer, St. Martins Separate School Phone 250 Townsite or 2,7 Mill Office."