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TERRACE Bay NeEws Authorized as 2nd Class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber OFFICIAL OPENING OF NORTH SHORE HIGHWAY a ne re re ne ee ae On Friday, September 16th, a motorcade | "around the lake" will begin, This motorcade will begin in Duluth and re~assemble in Port Arthur with a stop for lunch in Schreiber, Anyone who wishes to join the motorcade should contact Mr, Nesbitt in Schreiber, telephone number 8, The members of the tour will be invited to stop for a visit at the Recreation Centre in Terrace Bay so that interested parties may meet with members of the motorcade, See this paper next week for further details, | The official opening of the North Shore route will take place on September 17th in | Wawa. The motorcade will leave Wawa on | September 17th for the "Soo" and then on to Marquette and Duluth. een | RED ROCK WIN LABOUR DAY FASTBALL TOURNAMENT { A very successful fastball tournament was | held in Terrace Bay with Red Rock taking top prize money of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars plus another Twenty Five, Terrace Bay, Nipigon and White River lost their first game of the tournament and thus | were eliminated. Marathon and Schreiber met in the semi- final set. Marathon won that to meet Red Rock in the finals and lost to Red Rock by a 3-0 score, For local fans the highlight of the tournament was the first game between Terrace Bay and Schreiber. Scheduled for a seven inning game, the Terrace Bay and Schreiber | teams battled it out for 18 full innings before a tied ball game ended two to one in | favour of Schreiber, Both teams brought in pitchers for the tourney and they both turned in stellar performances, The big difference was the inability of the Terrace squad to obtain any hits. Terrace picked off five hits to Schreiber's thirteen, Schreiber threatened time and time again to break the deadlock, | with the game being broken up in the ' eighteenth inning. It was a great crowd pleasing tournament ' and those responsible for it are to be con- gratulated as well as all teams participating NO, 2 SHIFT WIN SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP No, 2 Shift softball team finished their 4-12 shift Wednesday night and then finished the Salary team in two straight games Thurs- day and Friday nights. No, 2 Shift won three games in the series, Salary won one © and one game was called off because of dark- ness, Thursday'night's game was not much of a | contest as Salary committed too many errors | and the score was 12-5, Friday night!s game Vol. 3, No, 36 a September 8, 1960, was a good ball game until the final pitch with Shift #2 winning the series by a score of $-8, Congratulations, Shift No. 2}! LOCAL MEN DRIVE THE NORTH. SHORE.ROUTE TO THE "S00" On Saturday, August 27th, Stan Hodgkiss and Sid Naylor left Terrace Bay for Gravenhurst, Ontario. Stan Hodgkiss con- sented to send a report back to this paper on the trip from Terrace Bay to Sudbury. Following is that report: "Left Terrace Bay at 9.30 a.m, Saturday, August 27th, arrived White River business section 11,15 a.m. Arrived lst Barrier . 11.50 a.m,, which is three miles out of White River, There were 30 cars lined up when we arrived there, They let us through at exactly 12 noon and the car lineup didn't present any problem as we soon were spread out. There were 16 U.S.A. cars and two from Manitoba in this first 30, Second barrier at Mileage 160 from T. Bay but no delay here, The road is very good. The few short stretches that are now being paved are gravelled and well graded. Wawa is not , directly on the new road so we did not see it but the turning off point is 169 miles from Terrace Bay. At Agawa Park, 224 miles from T, Bay, the old section of road starts. This is fair - but as you reach Botchowana Bay the 'road is only fair - some construction and rest of road is old - potholes and bumps. Arrived at Soo 4.00 p.m., so with half hour lost at White River, running time was six hours for 316 miles to downtown Soo, There are only a couple of isolated gas stations from White River on but starting at Botchowana Bay there are several. Arrived at Sudbury 9,00 p.m., after stopping for a meal at the Soo for one hour. There are a number of good motels all along the road between the Soo and Sudbury", MRS, ALICE FARROW TAKES TOP HONORS AT SIXTH ANNUAL FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW Mrs. A lice Farrow walked off with the Wills Nursery Trophy Saturday, August 27th, at the Sixth Annual Flower and Vegetable Show sponsored by the Terrace Bay Horticult- ural Society, As the grand aggregate winner, Mrs. Farrow received with her trophy a load of top soil from the Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay. Aggregate winner in many of the classes, Mrs, Farrow tied in Class one annuals to receive the Rollason | ! Nursery Crystal Vase; a stock certificate from Ferncliff Gardens for Class two Tuberous Begonias; a triple server from {Cont'd on Page7 ) Se