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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 2I, 1974 CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY'S ANSWER ACROSS DOWN 1. Impose 1. Better 5. Bearnaise than a never Escoffier 2. Varnish 11. Toward ingredi- shelter ent 12. Finally 3. Insect- (2 wds.) ivorous 13. Pup or plant oxygen (2 wds.) : 14. Nebraska 4. Still 10. Become: 24. One -- river 5. Weakened (indi- 15. "Down 6. Book of pre vidually) under" maps cipitous (3 wds.) bird 7. Ending 16. Actor, ~ 25. Den 16. Brazilian for Mischa - 27. Naval tree form ia groupings 17. Guevara or . 29. Goody 18. Questions spat 19. Irish with lox 20. Padsnes 8. Nab fairies 30. -- nous ca (4 wds.) 34. Consider 21. Lean-to 9. Lover 2% Haze 36. Macaw 22. Anagram of 23. Greek 3%. Capuchin of 41 beauty island Across 23. Less chancy 25. Napery 26. Tamarisk salt tree 27. Partner of loose 28. Secular 29. Cheery 31. Lawyer (abbr.) 32. Chalice veil 33. Purpose 35. Desert vision 37. Satisfy fully 38. Turkish inn 39. Israeli port 40. Modified leaves 41, Detail Recreation News - cont'd from page 5 ....c... SUPPORT REQUESTED IN COMMUNITY PROJECT: The notice on page 8 of this week's News re- quests that anyone interested in volunteering their time to erect a 12' high chain link fence at the Tennis Courts, call the Recreation Off- ice to leave their name and phone number. The courts have now been asphalted and the next step is to erect the fence. If all goes well in terms of community response, the cour- ts could be available for play for a period of time in September. - Be sure to turn to page 8 for details. Terrace Bay is getting two new tenn- is courts. The asphalting is now com- plete and once the twelve foot high chain link fence and the lining of the courts is finished they should be avail- able to the public. Recreation Director, Jerry Dupas said that he hopes to have everything completed by the middle of September so that tennis buffs can have 'a few weeks of playing time. Plans for the future include. an in- troductory tennis clinic, the formation of a tennis club, and making of the fa- cilities available to the schools. The total cost of the courts is es- timated at approximately $I0,000. with government grants to offset the total cost. YOU SERVE BY GIVING Red Dog Inn TERRACE BAY REQUIRES A SHORTORDER COOK (Preferably with Experience) PLEASE COME IN PERSON OR PHONE 825-3286 4 y ; 2 4 J : ;