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JUNE 5, 1969 TERRACE BAY NEWS : PAGE 7 Jan Hall won high hole. On Sunday June Ist. at 1] a.m. D.S.T. the Canadian Ladies Golf Association members played their second 18 hole round. There are ten 18-hole "Pin Rounds" scheduled for the season. At present there are nine ladies who belong to C.L.G.A. Deadline for membership is June 15th and can be obtained from E. McLeod. we ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS Sanne Te SEMI-ANNUAL GOLF MEETING REPORT ORDER MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER; THE PLANNING ACT I. All lands in the Improvement Districts of Beardmore, Manitouwadge, Nakina, Marathon, and Red Rock, in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, are designated as areas of subdivision control under clause b of subsection I of section 27 of the Act. With a representative crowd the semi-annual golf meeting turned out quite interesting with var- ious discussions, criticisms and suggestions . The meeting was graced with the presence of a few lady golfers who contributed much to the meet= ing. ; The complaints boiled down to a unanimous beef which concerned the cutting-in on number five tee. The present sign will be changed and until a new sign is mounted members are urged to check closely number four fairway before teeing off on number five. Actually when you consider that no supervision is maintained on tee-offs this violation should be ex- pected and could have been much worse. Despite this complaint members are to be congra- tulated on the much improved etiquette due to both individual and collective effort. The handicap question also came up. Participa- tion in the numerous tournaments approaching makes it necessary for members to submit enough score cards in order to determine a realistic handicap. Handicap record cards are available at the club house. Assistance in filling record card can be obtained by any member. Considerable concern was expressed on lack of available instruction for new golfers. Much frus= tration and discouragement can be eliminated when instructional assistance is available. Al Pattison assured the meeting immediate consideration will be given to correcting the situation. Last year A. Middleton, a pro from - continued page 8 .... Dated at Toronto this We Darcy McKeough third dey of April, 1969 Minister of Municipal Affairs. NOTE: It is important to note this Order my affect the validity of any future agreement for the sale of land and the walidity of a deed, mortage or lease and it 4s recommended that advice be sought before entering into any such trans- action. It should also be noted that the regulations relating to Jend and buildings in this Order may not be the only reg- uletion applicable in the area covered by the Order. Prior to developing land or erecting buildings, consideration must be given to these and other regulations and procedures that may be esteblished by the Department of Municipal Affairs, or such other departments as Highways, Health, Lends and Forests, Tourism and Information. TUESDAY TWILIGHTS POPULAR The Ladies Tuesday Twilights are proving popular and new members are more than welcome. We hope to see some of our lady members from Schreiber par- ticipate. A reminder for those who cannot come out in the evening to contact Tournament Chairman Jeannette Gunter who will arange for the ladies to play Tuesday afternoon. A minimum of three ladies required to play Tuesday afternoon. Last week's twilight with 16 participants was won by Elizabeth McLeod - low gross. Julie Rattray was low net winner. Pauline Moon won low hole and ANNOUNCING---PATRICK FENLON IS NOW PREPARED TO SERVE YOU AT FENLON'S GULF SERVICE Goo CORNER MILL ROAD & HIGHWAY 17 _ GULF General Repairs & Marine Gas eae