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PAGE 14 SEPTEMBER 14, 1977 LADIES GOLF CLUB NEWS: 'A busy golfing season ended with a success- ful Moore's Mixed Tournament held on Sunday, September 11th. Low net winners for the Moore®s Trophy were Helen Farrell and Grant Solly.. Low net runners up - Rhea Beaulieu and Scotty Hamilton. Low gross winners were Linda Hutch- inson and Forrest Notwell. Jean Megraw and _ Howard Solly had the least putts. Most im~ proved golfers over the first nine holes were Isobel Renaud and Grant Puttock. A special award for spotting wild animals was made to Betty and Stan Evans. They reported seeing a porcupine, fox and bear. 2 : The Ladies Club Championship was held dur- ing August 14th, 15th and 16th. The low gross winner for the Joe Adamo Memorial Trophy was Julie Rattray. First and second runner up awards went to Linda Hutchinson and Ruby Clark, respectively. Low net winner was Jan Hall. The Costa's High Handicap Trophy was won by Helen Farrell. The Ladies Tuesday Twilights will ont on a casual basis for those who are interested.} Last Tuesday's winners were Jean Megraw --- low net; Julie Rattray - low gross; least putts - Isobel Renaud and high hole - Barbara Wise. The, winner of the Golden Gallon, drawn at the Mén's Open .on September lst, was Mrs. Ruth sintérs of Ottawa, a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solly. TERRACE BAY NEWS = SCHREIBER SOCIAL: "here with other relations in the Campbell fam- i * McCuaig of Atikokan. Mrs. Eunice Bolan, who has been visiting her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell, in Mississauga, has returned home, accompanied by Mrs. Campbell who will visit 4 ily: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Midland, ont." are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simon. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCuaig were Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCuaig of Capreol; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wrighton and Jimige ~~ McCuaig of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Chal Ew Ra PUBLIC NOTICE HUNTING - DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS ~~ | J Residents of Terrace Bay are hereby remind -ed that no person shall hunt, shoo: or = molest animals, within a radius of two # miles of the Post Office Building at Terrace Bay, Ontario. Penalties are provided for violating the provisions of the By-law. . ¥ W. Hanley ig Clerk-Co-ordinator x Township of Terrace Bay TERRACE BAY MEMORIAL ARENA Ice Requests for 1977-78 Season - All groups or organizations wishing to utilize the Terrace Bay Memorial Arena for the 1977-78 season must submit a letter of request to the Terrace Bay Recreation Com- mittee by Friday, September 30th. Ice requests must identify the organization and specifically request the number of ses- sions per week and specific times of sessions per week. For further information, simply call the Recreation Office at 3542. The final arena schedule format will be re- viewed and decided upon by the Recreation Committee at their October 3nd meeting; therefore, it is very important that all respective groups and organizations make their submission to the Recreation Somalis tee. EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE WINTER CARETAKER (October 1, 1977 to. March 31, 1978) The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee will accept written applications from anyone interested in this part time position. . Work term is as indicated above and the. rate of pay is $6.24 per hour with a .10¢ differential for evening shifts. The win -ter caretaker would complement the regu-- lar maintenance staff for the winter sea- son to assist in the overall maintenance of the Recreation complex. Interested persons must submit a written application to the: following address -. Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, Box 460, Terrace Bay, Ontario - - by Friday, September 16th, at 4:30 p.m.