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VOL 11, NO. 42 SERVING THE DISTRICT OCTOBER 24, 1968 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME AGUASABON GOLF CLUB WINDUP PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the notice published by the Reeve on April 24th, 1968, citizens are reminded to SET CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR AT 2 O'CLOCK A.M., ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27TH, 1968. W.J. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer , Township of Terrace Bay. DINNER PLANNED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE a a PRESIDENT AL PATTISON PRESENTS KIMBERLY-CLARK TROPHY TO PATHER A. HARRIS, EMBLEMATIC OF THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce met last Thursday oe , with D. Rafalant presiding. Routine business was The annual windup of the Aguasabon Golf Club dealt with and members discussed the fog driving haz- | was held last Friday, October 18th in the Masonic ard in relation to the town. Hall . Plans were announced to hold a dinner meeting in Trophies for the past were formally presented, November to which members will bring their wives. with President Al Pattison acting as Master of Cere- A guest speaker will'be present. More details on this monies for the evening. A film on golfing was affair will be announced in the future. shown, after which dancing and refreshments were enjoyed to the music of Tony Commisso and Stanley Spadoni . ATTENTION MOOSE HUNTERS The Dept. of Lands & Forests an- nounce a restriction prohibiting the use of a non-resident deer licence in areas' where there was an open season for non- residents to hunt moose. Conservation officers are exercising special vigilance MBVINGEIC MY UIC to ensure; each hunter is hunting only the game provided for by the licence he car- TIME ENDS ries. It related to hunters ysing deer lic- censes when actually moose hunting was October 2 7th causing an undue amount of difficulty. For the Ladies , Peggy Wellings presented the "Carling Award" for Match Play to the winner Isobel Ferrier. Bob Adamo of Terrace Bay Enterprizes presented the Joe Adamo Trophy to Club Champion Peggy Wel- lings. Elizabeth Burns was the winner of the "Board of Directors Trophy " for the second consecutive year. In the Men's Section, in the ab- sence of Mill Manager John Ferrier, Al Pattison presented the Kimberly- Clark Trophy (Cont'd on page 7)