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Page 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS ST. MARTIN'S FLAG PLEDGE ( from Page 7) for Ontario Schools in order that all Ontario students will have the opportunity to utilize it. Naturally your school will receive credit for originating the pledge. Please extend my sincere congratulations to your teacher and classmates on this most fitting tribute to | Canada's Centenary year." To date the class are not aware of any other schools who have adopted the pledge. MOOSE INSTALLATION ( from Page 1!) Escorts for the evening were Legion members Des- aulniers, Cole, Wills, Hamann, Calder and Jacques A dance and social with a buffet lunch followed and the evening was enjoyed by all attending. The most acute indigestion is sometimes caused by the words we've had to eat... ACROSS 1-Charts »o-Male swan 8$-Comfort 12-Mixture 13-Anglo-Saxon money 14-Mountains of Ieurope 15-Cooked slowly 17-Nooks 19-Painful spots 20-Escape 21-Projecting rock 23-Ran away 24-Simian 26-Wild sheep of Indix 28-Be mistaken 31-Compass point 32-Dawn goddess 33-Three-toed 34-Ugly, oll womah 36-Remains at ease 38-Nahoor sheep 39-South African legislature 41-Classify 43-Man's name 45-Emporiums 48-Climbing device 50-Sell to consumer s 51-Arrow poison 52-Time gone by 54-Aleutian island n5-Soviet news agency 5f- Marry 57-Final DOWN 1-Some of the lichens 2-Singing voice 3-Stab $-Planter 5-Ldible fish 6-Conjunction 7-Cry of sheep S-WKing of birds #-Refer 1@-Hurried 11-Actual being 16-Brother of Jacob 18-Girl's nickname 22-Avarice 22-AbDstains -- from. food 24-Residue 25-Kdible seed 27-Island in Aegean Sei 29-Hastened 30-Inlet 35-Classilices 36-Garden implement 27-Indefinite amount 38-Layers KS SJ S <5 © ~ % °, O +5 ees SORTS °; Re oO SOIT 2, Us| Vv] Tol S| Mis! S| VI 01} L1 Va Ol] wit 3] SIN] TH TT Ty] 2) 3] Slalaly|7) S[ ila] v iw EINE jt fe]O|S ig al viv] | NI SIRES] 21S] 3] RO] | H) UV aI) 3] Nn] 713] is] 3] al ols. [S|3|75|N] v i ofS] M[ 3] LIS} is|o[7|V RV =|OMMO] 1 [To =|s[v[S Re 2lolSRsi al vim SOLUTION {0-Mountains of 44-Genus of South frogs America 16-Small birds 42-Amount at {7-Slattern which a Eee ct: person is ee ah ooked rated o0-Stafe 13-Gambol o3-Earth about goddess in passing his second class stationary engineering exams written in Toronto on May 24th and 25th. LADIES GOLF NEWS June 15, 1967 Congratulations to Joe Shubaly who was successful The first ladies tournament was rained out on June 6, but another attempt will be made each Tuesday afternoon. The handicaps will be computed every Monday so all ladies should continue to hand in score cards regardless of how high the score The first ladies' two-ball is scheduled for Satur- day afternoon, June 17. This should be lots of fun. The ladies may sign up on the sheet posted in the club house. A beginner will be paired off. with an experienced golfer. We're eagerly looking forward to the first mixed 2-ball on June 22. | am sure the male half of the club have improved sufficiently to "carry" us - duffers. The size of this tournament depends on the number of lady entrants, so come on, gals, sign up early and get these mixed events off to a good start! MENS GOLF NEWS The first men's Twilight Tournament of the season went successfully last Wednesday evening with some 44 entries. Following are the names of those who toek the honours: Low Gross - V. Timpano, Low Net -(in order) H. McLeod, W.Miller, A. Berndtsson, C. Buck and J. Wellings. High Hole - H.Hamilton, Low Hole - A.Costa. Members are reminded that the deadline for pay- ment of the balance of their memberships is JUNE ie Our membership to date stands at 195. Your attention is directed to the National Golf Week Tournament June 17 to 25, details of which are posted at the clubhouse. Enter now and beat Mo Norman's score. CENTENNIAL CORNER - PARK OPENING POST- PONED The official opening of Centennial Park has been postponed until Labour Day. This will allow time for the park to come into full bloom. Also, there will be fewer people away on vacation. Plans call for the ceremonies to tie in with Union's Labour Day program . ( continued on Page 9)