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| : | | | | PAGE 10 FOR SALE - 1964 Chrysler Windsor - in excellent mechanical and body condition, Good tires through out. Phone 825-3747 days or 825-3243 evenings. | PROPERTY FOR SALE - Call at 78 Hudson Drive. FOR SALE - 1962 Dodge Dart Station Wagon - licenced and in good condition. Phone 825-3337. ARE WE GUILTY OF a. de cad os THE THIRD POLLUTION ? We have just turned over to township Council a letter sent to us by former residents of Terrace Bay who visited here in August. Contrary to many of the comments made by visitors to our town this letter was Critical of the litter visible on the Plaza etc. There has been an increasing: volume of remarks heard lately in this vein which we find alarming. is our town beginning to get a little "beat up" looking? Is the "Gem" becoming tarnished? No gem retains its original luster unless occasionally cleaned. We suggest that early next year an anti-litter campaign (for children and adults) be vigorously carried out. Not just a once a year clean-up but one which is continued on a systematic basis. Let's take pride in the appearance of our town. Babson's Reports recently carried an article on "The Third Pollution" which says: "Although not so much publicized as air and water pollution, a third environmental degradation is attracting increasing concern in the States and by the same rule of delayed reaction as was the case with air and water pollution, similar symptoms may be anticipated in Canada over the next few years. The problem, in short, is that our landscape. faces the threat of being buried under mountains of discarded packaging materials, worn-out automobiles and appliances, and assorted rubbish and garbage." - While the article principally deals at length with techniques of garbage disposal it points up that the problem is of concern to others. We can and must act now to assure that the reputation we have en- joyed for two decades is upheld. WANTED - Ride to Sault Ste Marie, October 18th or 19th. Please phone 3360. TERRACE BAY NEWS | Bay Motor Hotel was outstanding as always. Our ~N. West; Directors Trophy - H. McLeod; Standard STORK CLUB OCTOBER 16, 1969 © as aes GOLF CLUB WIND-UP The Golf Club Wind-up was held Friday night and although the attendance was moderate, a good ~ time was had by all. ea 7 The lunch which was purchased from the Terrace i compliments to the chef. The following Trophies were presented to this : year's winners: 3 Kimberly Clark Club Championship Trophy (low gross) P. Spadoni; Knights of Columbus Trophy (low net) - | Chemical Trophy (Senior Men's) - J.. Wellings; . Dave Desrosiers Trophy (Senior, Junior) - B. Miller; and J. Ruzyski; Kolesar Trophy (Mixed) Cheryl Moore and B. Stachiw; Costa Trophy (Junior) - T. Desaul= 7 niers; Match Play Winners - A. Division - S. Kolesar B. Division E. Nicol. Ladies Trophies presented at the Golf Wind-up were as follows: Ladies Club Championship - Joe Adamo Trophy to Peg Wellings by Ivy Pattison; Monty Paget presents ed the Spadoni Trophy to Julie Rattray (matched play} Hiram Walker Handicap Trophy was won by Aina Adamo; Crown Life Trophy for ringer board - Peg | Wellings; and The Directors' Trophy presanted to Ivy Pattison and Julie Rattray. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY FALL SOCIAL en ee es The Horticultural Society will hold their Fall Social on Friday October 17th in the Curling Lounge. A buffet lunch will be served, and there'll be live music and refreshments. It starts at 8.30 p.m. and the charge is $1.00 per person. WANTED TO BUY- A band saw for cutting meat. Call Henry Hermes. Phone 825-3632. CARD OF THANKS - I wish to thank all those kind | friends who sent cards, flowers and gifts and visited me in Hospital and at home during my recent illness. | Your kindness is much appreciated. : Mrs. Pat Buck. Born to Mr. and Mrs. G.J. Blanchette of Schreiber a girl on October 8th.