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oo PAGE 8 AGUASABON "OPEN" JULY 26th. Don't forget the Aguasabon "Open".only two days left to enter. To enter just phone the follow- ing.- D. Rafalant - 3292 or 3326; or Club House - 3844 or J. Roger 3635. The "Open" will start this Saturday; tee off time is9a.m.D.S.T. We will be playing 18 holes on Saturday and 18 holes on Sunday. The course is in excellent condition and we hope to be using No. 3 and No. 7 greens. There will be over $300.00 in amateur prizes. A barbeque will be held at the Club for $1.50 plate. There will be a social and dance at the Club Saturday night (free, everybody welcome - no minors). A lot of work has gone into this event and the support of the membership would certainly be appreciated. In the July 16th Twilight - G. Solly won class "A" event; C. Wise won class "B" event with S. Kolesar as runner-up and J. Wellings won class "C" event. Good News! - Sandy Middleton will start coming down on weekends again. He will try to get down at least once every two weeks. Watch the club bulletin board for the exact dates. On the week- ends that he is present, he will be holding a Free Junior Clinic at 9a.m. Sunday mornings. All Juniors should take advantage of this service be- cause professional advice can be invaluable to an inexperienced golfer. The club executive held a meeting on July 15th It was decided that a training clinic and a rules committee will be formed. The objective of the training clinic will be to supply basic information and training for new golfers The rules committee is being established to per- form the following objectives - (A) establish and interpret rules; (B) provide a means for the member- 'ship to become informed of course rules; (C) provide and get results. More information will be supplied on these new groups in the future. Congratulations U.S. - cont'd from page 4 came a "Star" one of the first sedans. This was fol- lowed by a "Packard" again a car which seemed in- distructible. Some where in there came the first radio, a crystal set which only one person at a time TERRACE BAY NEWS Caddies will be need! Be at no. 1 tee at 8.45 am. an organized method for members to voice complaints JULY 23,1969 "Grae" KOLESAR'S &, SUMMER SALE ' 25% off Group @ MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS @ LADIES SANDALS @ GOLF EQUIPMENT @ MEN'S CASUAL SLACKS 1/3 Zoff Group SUITS @ SUMMER HATS @ BASEBALL EQUIPMENT 6 off Group @ LADIES SKIRTS FISHING REELS Group 1 - $3.88 (reg to $5.98) Group 2 - $5.88 (reg. to 8 .98 @ BATHING @ LADIES COATS SPECIALS NOW 99¢ iad a monstrous machine which dominated our home. » Then television! We remember watching with bated breath as one wrestler battered another in a set placed in a store window in Los Angeles. And the improvements in home appliances and the new ones we bought and enjoyed using. The advances made by science technology, medi- » cine have all been ours to enjoy in our life time. . And yet there are many who think our world is a mess. Perhaps what we need is some kind of tranquilizer which,when released, will penetrate every corner of earth, every nook and cranny; one which will make us all more humble, and tolérant - one which would help us to live with one another in peace Recreation Briefs - cont'd from page 7 .... managers of teams this summer: Mrs. Button - Joan Persson - Albert Cadieux Jr. - Mrs. Chisholm- Mrs. Barry Stephens - Donna Chapman - Geraldine Belliveau - Mrs. C. Linton = Mr. and Mrs. G. Calder - Dick Moher - Robert Weaver - Brian McDonald - Terry Scott - Terry Koenig - Allan Turner - Bill McKie - John Capar ~Jack O' Javee ntinued page eeeee BASEMENT CORNER 2 mee eS die el ee ould enjoy. Rapid imporvements followed and soon we --