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HARLEM COMEDY KINGS RS SOFTBALL oe ~~ @@orld's Colored Clowning Champions we They play Magic Tricks with the Ball % Clowns of the Diamond : % Thrilling Trick Plays TERRACE BAY BALL FEATURING - SHOWBOAT _ BUCKNER !! FAST - FURIOUS - HILARIOUS Adults $1 - Students 50¢ "Junnier than a Chree-King Circus" LONG TIME RESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY The community was shocked Saturday at word of the sudden passing of Harold Hall, a resi- dent here for fifteen years. Born in Fort William 1913 Harry resided in Slate River for a short while, later moving to Fort William, where he received his education. He had worked in Fort William for the Abitibi Pulp and Paper Company, Canadian Car and Foundry, Great Lakes Lumber and Shipping and served in the Canadian Army before he joined the Kimberly-Clark Corporation as an auto mechanic, moving with his family to Terrace Bay in June 1949. For the past few years he had been Foreman of Services in the Kimberly-Clark Mill. Joining the Masonic Order in 1949, Harry | transferred to Terrace Bay Lodge 662 A.F. & A.M. He was a Past Master in the local Lodge and a willing and able worker on committees. He had held the office of Director of Masonic Education for the Algoma District for the term 1960-61. Harry was an ardent fisherman and hunter, spending most of his spare time at one or the other. Married to Janet Margaret McLellan in June 1940 in Fort William, he is survived by his wife, son Terry and daughter Maureen at home. He was predeceased by his parents, Mr. and Mrs Joshua Hall in Fort William, Two sisters reside in Fort William, Mrs. Mabel Irwin and Mrs. Helen Rae, one niece and two nephews. Funeral services were conducted in the Community Church on Tuesday afternoon by Rey. T.G. Husser. Hymn chosen was "How Firm A THE NEWS Pare Foundation™ and Mrs. Hodgkiss presided at the organ. Pall bearers were - J. Clancy, W. Stachiw, Ray Wilson, Roy Eves, S. Lundberg, H. McLeod M. Dorman, A. Desrosier, L. Paulsen, J. Bejonghe, R. Gaudet, J. Gross. Interment was in Terrace Bay Cemetery. SOCIAL NEWS The Terrace Bay Motor Hotel Dining Room was the scene of a happy occasion on Friday evening { when two groups of boys entertained their dates to dinner before attending the High School Prom. The students enjoyed deep fried jumbo shrimp and t-bone steaks. At the table were D. Colborne, I. Stuart, F. McLeod and V. Pineault, A. Trudeau, L. OtJavee, G. Brinkman, A. Middaugh, B. Geiger, and L. Moores. Speaking of Proms, the one held in Terrace Bay High School last Friday night was one of the very nicest ever put on here. The gay decorations, from treasure chest to flying fish, were matched by the "mermaids" in their prom gowns and corsages. During the evening gifts from the students were presented to Mr. Unger, Mr. Pelew and Mra; Steen, teachers who will not return to the High School in the Fall. GOLF NEWS A great deal has been accomplished this past week. The Club House is now almost ready the phone and lights should be installed in a few days then, with a coat of fresh paint, we should be in business. Due to the heavy demands for rental clubs we have ordered more sets. These will be rented out--maximum time for one rental fee is four hours. The grass on holes 5, 6 and 9 is growing real well and, if this keeps up we should be using them in the not too distant future. This should eliminate a lot of the congestion we are now experiencing. Also, as most of you have noticed, a large area is being clear- ed for parking. Once this is ready we want all members and golfers to park their cars there. This will eliminate a crowded area around the club house, as we will eventually place some benches for spectators once the area is cleared. & W. KURYLO Phone 3597