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Terrace Bay News PIC DISTRICT CAMPOREE The annual Pic District Scout Camporee was held this past weekend at Neys Provincial Park. Attend- ing were Scouts and leaders from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Terrace Bay and Schreiber . The official opening took place Saturday morning with personal and camp inspections, carried out by all leaders under Sam Baxter, Secretary to the Distric Council of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario who was Camp Organizer. Schemes began after lunch and each patrol in turn had to perform the following activities, designed to bring out qualities of leadership, co-operation and ingenuity. They erected an aluminum fram tent - blindflolded, they were given an egg, slice of bacon two matches and a paper bag and instructed to light a smokeless fire and cook the bacon and:egg and eat it using only the materials they had with them. Then | a compass course was laid out to be followed by each patrol . First Aid was carried out on = suffering patrol leaders . _ Flagbreak took place Sunday while some Scouts attended Mass. A Scout's Own was conducted by Venturer Andy McKendry of Marathon. In the final assessment the Rat Patrol from Terrace B ay consisting of Scouts Megraw, Payette, Gresdal, Schritt, Ramsay; Smith and Corrigan were placed first-with the Timberwolves from Marathon second and patrols from Schreiber and Man itouwadge tied for third. Next weekend, September 23 the District Cuboree will take place in Marathon. Photo by G. Whiteley. -Mrs. Melvin Davis of Ottawa who made the draw, and Hobden Spikula, Chairman, study the ticket for a color television draw sponsored by Canadian Legion Branch 109, June Allum of Fort William was the winner. Photo by Inez McCuaig. DO YOU ENJOY SINGING? The Terrace Bay Men's Chorus is starting their 14th year. Several members have left Terrace Bay and in order to continue we require new members. It is not necessary that you read music, only that you enjoy singing and good fellowship. We meet each Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Recreation Centre. The Chorus makes several trips during the year and helps local organizations entertain at spec- ial functions. The highlight of the year will be our participation in the mass sing at Grand Rapids, Minn. Our ranks have depleted to the extent that if we do not get additional members we are in danger of having to cease activities. It would be unfortunate if this group who has brought enjoyment to the people of Terrace Bay and its name to many communities both in Canada and the United States would have to dis- band. If interested please contact Clarence: Buck at the post office or phone 3280 after 5 p.m. WE NEED YOUR HELP!! GOLF NEWS Last week's tournament winre rs are: Twilight - Low Gross H. Gellert, Low Net C. Koski, P. Gagnon, P. Gardon, J. Adamo. Low Hole H.Marsh, High Hole F. Sechesky. Sweetheart Tournament - Low Gross Bob and Aina Adamo, Low Net Jack and Phil Kelty, 2nd. Low Net-Don and Rita Bennitz, Low Hole Jack and Peggy Wellings, High Hole Dot and Charlie Koski. The annual windup dance will be held Saturday - September 23 at the Masonic Hall. Tickets should be obtained from members of the executive in advance} : Owing to the limited facilities, tickets will be sold to golf members only. LADIES GOLF NEWS The end of golf season is fast approaching, however Ladies Day continues every Tuesday at 1.30 p.m. weather permitting. Plan to attend the wind-up dance at which time trophies will be presented to golf winners. Other prizes will be handed out at the Annual Fall meeting of the Ladies Golf Club. Watch the News for the date of this meeting. We complain about the heat, but at least we don't have to shovel it....