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JULY 30, 1969 INTERMENT IN TERRACE BAY CEMETERY Funeral services for Mr. Roland Scowen, aged 61 who passed away en route home from a Toronto Hospital, on Sunday July 20, were held in the Terrace Bay Community Church on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock, with Reverend T.G. Husser officiating. Mr. Scowen had been employed by Kimberly Clark since 1946. Previous to this he worked in Noranda Quebec. He is servived by his wife Betty, son Dennis, and daughter, as well as two grandchildren. A Masonic service was held in the Church on ee a, CAN IDB SERVE YOU? one of our representatives J. F. Parnell will be at the Norwood Motel Terrace Bay, Ontario on Tuesday, August 5, 1969 In this district and throughout Canada many persons and firms in practically all types of businesses including Agriculture e Tourist and Recreational Businesses e Consiruction e Professional Services e Transportation « Wholesale and Retail Trades, as well as Manufacturing have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery, to increase working capital, to start a new business, and for other purposes. If you consider that IDB can be of service, you are invited to arrange an appointment with the IDB representative by telephoning 825-3694 or in advance by writing to 3 Ea INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK P. O. Box 878, Fort William, Ontario TERRACE BAY NEWS Aguasabon Open - continued from page | PAGE 5 'VAC-EZE COMPANY 245 Simpson, St. Fort William, Ont. Phone 623-2345 : Authorized Hoover parts and repairs for all floor care appliances. . We also repair and supply parts for all makes of vac- uum clea ners including: Rainbow, Rexair, Lewyt, Electolux, Kirby, Filter Queen, Compact, etc. SBI > AE Representatives will be at the Terrace Bay Hotel on . JULY 31st and AUGUST Ist. CALL US - WE PICK UP AND DELIVER Tuesday evening ,under the auspices of the Terrace Bay Masonic Lodge, of which Mr. Scowen was a long standing member . Pall bearers were all past Masters of the Lodge, Ted Brown, E. Young, C. Buck, J. Duncan, K. Weppler, and H. Coe. Ushers were W. Slomke and T. Scott. Interment was in Terrace Bay Cemetery. cee ee course in great shape and his genial wife Evelyn was kept busy in the club house catering to the needs of the players and visitors . At night a social and dance arranged by tournament chairman Rafalant and his committee was held on the patio when an orchestra provided music for dancing. Sunday's play started about 9 a.m. and when the last foursome turned in their cards about 4.30 p.m. and members of the ladies club totalled up the strokes it was found that Peter Balon of Thunder Bay was the winner of first prize, with his low gross of 149. Guy Cupples of Thunder Bay was runner up with a close 150 and Coke Campbell, former Aguasabon player but now of Toronto, took first prize with a net of 139 for the 36 holes. John Felewich of Red Rock was runner up with a net of 140. Low gross prize for the first eighteen holes played on Saturday went to Dennis Halabecki who tallied 74 and second prize went to Al Clark who also had 74. On the second eighteen (Sunday's play) Gordon Pattison of St. Boniface won first prize with his low net of 69 and Chas. Koski and Jack Wellings wit! identical scores took 2nd prizes. Before presenting the prizes Club Presiden! Pattison thanked all who worked on the four + Ny) PSN nd AR OE NS APA OA AIRES METERED RIP TSF UBT ETYMOTIC