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Page 4, TRC, DAY: VISITORS Mr, anc Mrs, J. Thibeau and two daughters Marguerite and Gertrude have been visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Elie Salesse, Terrace Bay. 0-0-0 ; Mr. and Mrs, .J,.J. Ryan and daughter Barbara, and Nr, Frank Arguille, all of Chicago have been visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Richard Hupp, Terrace Bay. 0#0 -o FRASER~BRACE TROPHY PRESENTED TO COMETS AT SOFTBALL WIND-UP Terrace Bay's second organ- ized ball season reached a successful conclusion on Wednesday evening September 15th in the Recreation Hall when players from the six men's teams in the House League met for an informal get-together, During the evening there was, naturally, a lot of good natured ribbing about the res- pective merits of players and teams, The Fraser-Brace Trophy (donated last year for annual competition to the Softball Association by the General Contractors at Terrace Bay Fraser-Brace Engineering Co, (Ontario) Ltd.) was presented to the playoff winners by H. S. Graig, General Manager of LongLac Pulp and Paper Company. Before presenting the trophy, Mr. Craig read a telegram from G. R. Stephen, General Manager of Fraser-Brace who expressed regrets at being unable to be at Torrace Bay to present the trophy. Mr. Stephen also extended congratulations to the winning team. Following numerous humorous comments related to the ball season, Mr, Craig presented the Fraser-Brace Trophy to the Terrace Bay Comets. iccepting the Trophy on behalf of the team, the Captoir, Don Gew, commented on the successful season just completed and extended best wishes to all ball players who would be leaving Torrace Bay before next season, due to the near-completion of construction work on the Hydro and LongLac projects. Special tribute was also paid to Hydro for their good sportsmanship during the past two scasonSe o-o0 LNGLER'S CONTEST STANDINGS Class Type of Fish Standings Weight of Fish L Lake Trout lst George Piercey 16 lb. 13 02. 2nd Bill Pryde 16 tba 2 08. 3rd Mrs, E. F. Jones 15 Los 16 ozs 4th D, L, Middleton 18.ib; 8 om. & Speckled Trout 1st John Nixon 4 1b, 8 OZ. End ty By Pare' 3 lb. 4 OZ. 3rd Harry Grant e ibs: 3 Oee 3 Pike lst Wilfred Bishop 5 lb. 135 Od» and Mrs, C. E. Paget Rips .0 coca & Pickerel 1st Pat Murray 5 lb. 2% 02> end G, E. Scott On des i os Tho contest has been extended to September 30th in all but the speckled trout classe For the balance of the season, entrics may be made at the Post Office, It should be noted by all that the speckled trout fishing season ended officially September 15th. O=O80 WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS CONCERNING ST, MARTIN'S CATHOLIC GUILD HALLOWE*EN DANCE TO BE HELD OCTOBER 29th, FUN AND MUSIC FOR ALLY 0-0-0 THE THRILL OF & LIFETIME Mr, C, W, Nelson Sr., of Neenah, Wisconsin, who is at present visiting Terrace Bay, got the thrill of a lifetime yesterda, while fishing from a boat near Slate Islands. Mr. Nelson thought that his fishing line had become tangled in the submerged branches of a tree, when to his amazement it was noted that the "branches" were the 12-prong antlers of a Caribou which was making its way to shore. It was estimated that the Caribou weighed about 70Q pounds,