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| ' | yoo tos ee Page 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS September 3, 1959 AROUND THE LAKE (Cont'd from Page 4) alright but with the help of bulldozers towing}. him for about fifty miles, It seems it was a publicity stunt which didn't get the driver as much publicity as he hoped for, In the Soo they hope to make the drive west on 17 in June 1960, So it is now "Around the Lake in 60", SINCE 1936 Carpets and) furniture cleaned | rm "Ae Si SWIM MEET RESULTS Girls (13 and 14) Free style, 40 yards. 1, Jean McIlwraith, 2, Judy MacFarland Boys (15 and 16) free style, 40 yards. 1. Claude Lachappelle, 2, Gordon McIlwraigh 3. Don Ross, Girls (15 and 16) free style, 40 yards. 1. Beverley DesGagne, 2. Carol MacFarland Men's Open - 200 yards, ; 1. Ralph Warren, 2, Eric Kahara, 3. Bruce Brereton, Boys (11 and 12) Breast Stroke, 20 yards. 1. Don Colborne, 2 Ulrich Dettbarn, 3, Frank Schock, Girls (11 and 12) breast Stroke, 20 yards. 1, Nancy Munkittrick, 2. Barbara Green, 3, Susan Graham, Boys (13 and 14) Breast Stroke, 40 yards. 1, Nick Yankoff, 2. Wynn Whitfield, 3. Bill Little, (Girls (13 and 14) breast stroke, 40 yards. 1, Jean McIlwraigh, 2. Judy MacFarland, Boys (15 and 16) Breast Stroke, 40 yards. 1. Claude Lachappelle, 2, Gordon McIlwraigh, 3. David Ross. (Girls (15 and 16) Breast Stroke, 40 yards. 1. Beverley DesGagne, 2. Carol MacFarland, Boys (11 and 12) Back Stroke, 20 yards. 1, Don Colborne, 2 Frank Schock, 3, Ulrich Dettbarn,. Girls (11 and 12) Back Stroke, 20 yards, 1, Barbara Green, 2. Marilyn Marsh, 3, Barbara MacMillan, Men's Breast Stroke - 40 yards. 1. Ralph Warren, 2, Erick Kahara, 3, George Linton Boys (13 and 14) Medley Swim, 60 yards. 1. Dick Yankoff, 2. Wynn Whitfield, 3. Bill Little, Girls (13 and 14) Medley Swim, 60 yards. 1. Jean McIlwraigh, 2, Judy MacFarland. Boys (15 and 16) Medley Swim, 60 yards, 1. Claude Lachappelle, 2,Gordon McIlwraigh, . 3. David Ross, Girls (15 and 16) Medley Swim, 60 yards. 1, Beverley DesGagne, 2, Carol MacFarland, Men's Open Medley Swim, 60 yards. 1, Ralph Warren, 2, George Linton, 3. Eric Kahara, nt Neo messy soaking, so there's ne shrinking, neo scrubbing! Everything is dry and ready for use the same day. See fibers revive... colors come alive! Don't settle for messy, old- fashioned methods--Iinsist on safe, scientific Duracleant MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ae call for FREE estimate PHONE \ TAS~3335 or write MR. VERNE HOPPER Duraclean North Shore TERRACE BAY, ONT. , P.O. Box 344 SHIFT #4 ONE GAME UP IN THE SOFTBALL FINALS Shift #4 lead the best of five softball finals over Shift #2 by two games to one, Last Wednesday night Shift #2 won their first game in the series in dramatic fashion, Shift #4 were two runs ahead in the game-- Shift #2 were at bat in the last half of the last innings They got one run across for an 8-7 score, There were two out~-there were two men on base-~it was a full count. Paul Pluta then slammed out a home run to win the game for Shift #2, It was a spectacular finish, On Sunday, August 30th, Shift #4 came back with a 9-7 win over Shift #2 to again go ahead by one game, But Shift #2 can't be counted out. Thursday, September 3rd these two teams meet again, Shift #2 has to win to stay in the series so it should be a real good game, RESULTS OF THE RECENT SWIM MEET HELD HERE, Marathon were the big winners in the re- cent swim meet held here chalking up 79 points against our 49, Results of the day were as follows: Boys (10 and under) free style, 20 yards, 1.Gordy Green, 2, Dan Schock, 3, John Jodding. Girls (10 and under) free style, 20 yards, 1. Mary Curtis, Nancy Earle, 3, Louise Sims. Boys (11 and 12) free style, 20 yards, 1. Frank Schock, 2, Ulrich Dettbarn, 3, Don Colborne, Girls (11 and 12) free style, 20 yards, 1. Barbara Green, 2, Nancy Munkittrick, 3, Marilyn Marsh, Boys (13 and 14) free style, 40 yards. 1, Wynn Whitfield, 2, Nick Yankoff, 3. Bill Little. MAIN HORTICULTURAL AWARD WON BY MRS.M.MIDDAUGH At the Fifth Annual Flower and Vegetable Show held recently in the High School Auditor- ium in Terrace Bay, Mr. Van Kerkoerle of Marathon acted as judge of the many beautiful floral exhibits and wonder display of garden produce, During the evening's presentation of awards he very graciously offered his judges criticism and advice to the audience, as well as his praise on the number and quality of the entries, The main award, the .Wills! Nursery Trophy, was won by Mrs.M,Middaugh, as the exhibitor with the aggregate of points in Classes one to twelve inclusive. President of the local group Mr.Frank Ginn, made the presentation to Mrs. Middaugh, _ (Cont'd Pap