The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

JULY: 25, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 White River Fish Derby - continued ......... Log-sawing - grease pole - fly casting - boxing display Horseshoes - bocce - pie eating contest Windup Dance and draws. Most of these events are settled and there may be a few surprises to come! KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TOURNAMENT On July 2nd, the Annual Knights of Columbus Tournament kicked off at I0:00 a.m. There was a very good turnout of golfers and all were in good spirits at least at the beginning. There was one golfer in particular who was especially in good spirits. He is relatively new to the golf links but during this season the golf bug hit him. Dressed in blue he proceeded to shoot a net 70 to become the I973 Knights of Columbus trophy winner. Cosimo Pellegrino is the name and about a week later he got himself a hole in one on the I95 yard par 3, 8th hole. There were some other good scores and winn- ers also. J. Dupas was a very close runner-up to Cosimo with a net 7I. Low gross was Ken Hanley 75 and runner-up was Trent Desaulniers with a 79. This coming weekend July 28 and 29 is the annual Aguasabon Golf Open with $500. in prizes There will be three events with limited entries to 83 and as of now, July 23rd there are 66 ' entires - so hurry and get your name in. There will be refreshments, a barbeque and a social after the day's golfing on Saturday. Here are some golfers you can watch for as possible winners in the coming tournament. Th- ese are the winners in the last three twilight tournaments. July 4th - Los Gross-Ken Hanley 4T and Low net-E. Nicol 36% in the 'A' division In the 'B' division low gross was won by B. Lohr with a 44 and R. Cotton with a 37% for low net. On July IIth in the 'A' event, G. Solly shot a 39 for low gross and C. Pellegrino (again) shot a 34 for low net. In the 'B' event J. Rogers carded a 47 for low gross and G. Puttock a 32 for low net. On July I8 T. Costa wrapped up the low gross with a 37 and R. Campbell won the low net with 36%. In the 'B' event B. Miller shot a 45 for low gross and V. Welsh shot a low net score of 36. So keep your eyes on these fellows and come on down even if you are not golfing and give them a hand. There are already a good list of golfers coming all the say from Sault Ste. Marie to Thunder Bay. WHAT CAUGHT MY EYE - By Ray Shank * 'Tis the season for setting world records again, it seems, and two new marks were set in the last couple of weeks. In Salem, Ore., I5-year-old Rokert Hehlen broke the world record for pogo stick jumping. Young Bob apparently hopped 14,675 times - and there were counters and witnesses there to watch him. It took him two hours and I9 min- utes. The Guinness Book of World Fecords lists the old record as II,052 jumps, set by I2-year-old Stephen Newman of Great Haywood, England, in June of I971I. In Rio de Janeiro, meanwhile, Adilson Rib- eiro Troca also is claiming a world record, but he'd rather someone else owned it. He says that during the last three years he has been held up 42 times by gunmen while driving to the bank with his company's earnings. The high price of soybeans this summer has affected just about everyone, I guess. Last week, during that transcontinental powder puff derby involving light planes from across the U.S. and Canada, Ava Carmichael and co- pilot Wanda Cummings had motor trouble on continued page 6 vi. sali 3 rediaos a] - £ J, i RED Lakehead University THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO, CANADA WINTER TERM OFF-CAMPUS PRORAMIE 1373-74 The following ig a 14st of the courses which will le offered in your centre during the Winter Term 1973-74, previding sight students register in the course and we can find un instructor, OLD NUMBER NEW N"MPFR AND DESCRIPTION Math OI4 Heth OTHO-Principles of Arith- metic and Teometry Anthropology 3202/03 - The North American Indian Humanistic Studies O4OS - Intro- duction to Russlan Thought and Culture Deposits of $25.00 must he received hy August 31, 1973 to en~ sure that seach course will go forward, If the snrolment is not sufficient to offer the course, deposits will Le returned in full, Those students who indicate their intent by submiti- ing = deposit and then do not register for the course will be penalized a $70,00 administrative charge to ba deducted from their deposits, Registration (as dis*inet from the deposit) must be requested oy October I2, 1973. After this date a late fee will te charged, (lass times, locations, instructors names, text-book requirements and all other informetion relat- ing to the oourses will be announced in +he local newspaper ty Septemter 10, 1973. All intents-to-register and cheques should be sent to: Dr. John Hart Director of Continuing Education Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario Anthropology 3b6 Humanistic Studies IOT