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JULY 16, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 GOLF TOURNAMENT Terrace Bay Legion and Ladies Auxiliary Ann- ual Branch Golf Tournament will be held Satur- day, July I9th. Enter your name at the Legion. One dollar per person plus green fees for non-members of the Golf Club. Supper will be served on July I9th for a nominal fee. Win Two Days in Toronto with the Ontario Provincial Police With highway construction at its busiest during the summer months when traffic is also at its peak, these sites become potentially dangerous for the workers and also the public using the highway. The Ontario Provincial Police in co-opera- tion with the Ontario Road Builders Associat- ion in an attempt to prevent accidents at constriction zones have introduced "a cartoon colouring contest" commencing July 9th, I975 and ending August I3th, I975. It is hoped the contest will serve a dual purpose by reminding road users to slow down, be particularly alert for work men and machinery and to watch for and obey the flag person at the site. Second- iy Nit will afford elementary school students an opportunity to display their talents and be- come involved with accident prevention during their summer holiday. Entry forms are available at all Ontario Provincial Police Detachments and can be pick- ed in Schreiber Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. SOCIAL NATURE NEWS On the weekend Bill Kujbida and George Dash- kewytch were surprised to find some lovely edible mushrooms on the path enroute to their favorite fishing place. Bill asked the news reporter to find out why mushrooms were growing this time of the year, when usually they were only found in the fall. Jim Chappel of the Natural Resources, Terr- ace Bay was very helpful and informed me that "hane Walshe, a Naturalist Botonist from Quet- ico Park, Thunder Bay had defined them as Morr 2ls mushrooms and Chanterelle mushrooms. There is also a 'false Morel' which is poisonous. A description of these mushrooms is avail- able at the local Public Library. Any mushrooms found should be checked for edibility before eating. Bryan and Tony McInnes of and Mr. and Mrs. Tim McInnes Saskatoon visited with Irene last week. Burlington, Ont. and family of and Ted McInnes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams of London, Ont. visited with Bea William's last week. and son Chuck Roy's mother Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ballentine of Ireland are visiting their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ballentine for the summer. Melanie Boyd spent a week camping with Sonny and Debbie Helmink in Sault Ste. Marie and is now spending some time with her uncle and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boyd in Thunder Bay. CABINS AVAILABLE ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY RATE Rossport Inn CALL: 824-2690 STRAND THEATRE TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TEL EPRONE 825-3771 FRIDAY&SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. ' he 17 fi 18 so.19 Umberto Orsini and Michel Costantin directed by Sergio Sollima Amremmmman ADULT ENTERTAINMENT son. 20 won. 21 1.22 | carnorL™ ERNESY O'CONNOR BORGNINE LAW AND DISORDER COLUMBIA PICTURES A DIVISION OF COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES INC E39 wed. 23 1:24 ri 25 sor. 26 sun. 27 Mon. 28 PANAVISION® COLOR BY DE LUXES