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Volume 4, No. 39 oe One of Canada's best golf course architects has selected a site for the proposed Aguasabon Golf Course at Terrace Bay. The architect is Howard Watson of Canadian Golf Landscaping Limited, The site is the area south of the Hotel and Lakeview Drive extending to the River Mouth and Lake Superior and west to the Aguasabon River below the highest terrace or escarpment. Four of the nine holes (now located on a contour map of the area) extend from south of the new disposal area along both sides of the road to the River mouth, The other five holes extend west. Two of them are along the river bank, The architect's estimate of the contract price for the 9-hole course is under $60,000. This estimate includes everything (heavy equipment, labour, topsoil, fertilizer, sand, muck etc.) Permanent maintenance equipment for the course would run another $5000, On thinking about the dollar outlay on course construction, heavy equipment has already been assured by the Company whenever it can be spared. Volunteer help could cut the cash required very measurably. Even without it the cash outlay for labour, seed, fertilizer, topsoil etc. could be as low as $30,000, Perhaps less, That's the picture to date, A (Cont. on next col.) LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY September 29, 195. CO eS.) a ee eo GOLF COURSE SITE SELECTED (Cont. ) rough layout of the proposed course wil: be drawn up and included in next week!s Terrace Bay News. The Golfers Club Executive will meet again next Monday to make further plans. In the meantime let's keep in mind the big dance on November 26th. The door prize is a 5-day trip by air to New York for two good anytime with a lot of extras including hotel room, nightlubs, broadway show, sightseeing tours etc. The Golf Course Advisory Com- mittee consists of members of the Golfers Club Executive (Fred Soughton, Al Pattison, Marge Hayes, Harold Marsh and Bill Sadowick) and Joe Wig (LongLac): Bert Laundy (Improvement District); Gordon Rowlandson (Recreation Committec) Bill Borsum (Equipment), Herb Crisson (Survey), Des Evans-Smith (Finance) Howard Solly (Water System), Jack Wellings (Clearing) and Ossie Dalzell (Recreation Director). 0-0-0 MEETINGS General Meeting - Men's Curling Cir) Thursday, September 30, 1954 at 8:00 pem. in the Community Church Basemen* - Bowling Association General Meet: ¢ at 8:00 p.m, October lst in the Com. munity Church Basement, 0-0-0