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Page 16 Terrace Bay News Page 16 When you call Hamilton - 138 - Hidden score - Sharon St.Louis - 94 your Imperial and Attendance Prize - Mary Martinson. Sept.3 - Esso Agent, you call on the total resources of Imperial Oil. Calder 105 - Attendance Prize - Dot Coupal. Sept. 4 - Hidden Score - Jim Figliomeni Jr. 221 - Hidden Score - Pablo Pellegrino 174 and Attendance Prize - Danny Edmunds. Draw for Oil Painting - Dot Coupal . LADIES AUXILIARY HOLDS FIRST FALL MEETING On September 6th the first fall meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church was held in the Church Hall. Following the Worship period led by Charlotte Slomke and for which Clara Gould played, reports were given by the various committee members. It was announced that the Annual Retreat for Superior Presbytery would be held at Loon Lake on Saturday, October Ist. Interested members are asked to contact Mrs .Slomke. Mrs .Slomke then presented a program on adver- tising and a game followed. A mock panel of Mesd. Kennedy, Gould, Chisholm and Anderson dealt with some of the suggestive and misleading advertising techniques used in radio and T.V. A question and discussion period followed. Lunch was served by Helen Brooks and Hilda Hiebert. PHONE - SCHREIBER 279 ae your Imperial For that Esso Agent nice warm BURTON feeling call... PHILLIPS SWIM AWARDS (Continued from page 14) received the Tommy Duriez Memorial Award from Mrs .Duriez. MOOSE LADIES PLAN RUMMAGE SALE The women of the Moose held a meeting at the Moose Hall on September 7th. Minutes were read and approved. A rummage sale is planned for early October. Articles can be left at Mrs.S.Reid, in Schreiber or with Mrs. R.Gaudet in Terrace Bay. Donations from the general public will be appreciated. FESTIVAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT A bowling tournament was held as part of the Fall Festival with prizes being awarded to the following: Men's Hi Single - Paul Coupal 345 - Hi-two - Paul Coupal 647 and Hi Four - Paul Coupal 1096. Ladies Hi-Single - Pat Buck 234 - Hi two - Marie Edmunds 430 - Hi four - Marie Edmunds 770. Man and Wife - Hi-eight, Marie and Lew Ed- munds 1757. Jr.Girl Hi-single - Linda Dore 153 - Hi-three - Linda Dore, 356. Jr.Boy Hi-Single - Billy Stachiw 246 - Hi-three - Billy Stachiw 652. Youths' Girls Hi-single - Geraldine Belliveau 10I - Hi-two - Rachel St.Louis - 152. Youths' Boys Hi- Single - Lorne Pinkerton 215 ~ Hi-two - Lorne Pinkerton 392. Family Hi-two game - L.St.Louis - 981. Sr.Most Blows - Tony Costa - 3 - Jr.Most Blows - Tom Collinson - 6 - Youth most blows - Susan Roberts - 8. First five consecutive strikes - Paul Gagnon. Sept.2 - Hidden Score - Ricky CORRECTION - RE SOAP BOX DER BY We wish to make a correction in the announcement made in last week's News that Charles Simmer, Jr., was the overall winner in the Soap Box races. The event was divided into three classifications and Charles was a winner in one event only. In the Midget Class, D .Reynolds of Schreiber came first with his exceptionally well-built racer. Hidden Score - F .Ray - 123 - Hidden Score - Jackie :