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Page 10 TOWN TOPICS ( from Page 2) Mr. Hubert Halte, a technician with the Robert Morse Corp., Montreal who has been installing a magna-print system in the Great Lakes Paper Mill, Fort William visited Mr. & Mrs. P. Jones during his stay in Northern Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. J ..Doyle and family attended the wedding >f their son Anthony Ronald on September | 2nd. The ceremony was held in Blind River, Ontario and the bride was Miss Brenda Venturi of that town. R. Sinotte (left) for the Knights of Columbus presents trophy to Ned Wast (right). Behind is T. Olsen, Club Presid- ent. Photo by W.Morrill . GOLF CLUB NEWS Winners in last week's tournaments were:Twilight low gross - B.Adamo, Low Net - E.West, D.Wills, | A.Berndtsson, High Hole - R.Gander, Low Hole - L. Edmunds. O'Keefe Mixed Two Ball Championship - Low Gross- B.Adamo, J.Megraw; E.West, D.Koski, Low Net - J.Phillips, J.Hall; J.McDonald, J.Gunter; G. Martin, L.West. Low Hole - C.Wise, A.Adamo. High Hole - L.Edmunds, L.Burns. High Score -D.. Gunter, H.Farrell. Draw prize winners were H. Hermes and S .Boyd. Knights of Columbus Tournament - Low Net - E. West, R.Coleman, R.Hansen. Low Gross - P.Spad- oni. Low net - Ist. nine holes - R.Macadam, 2nd. nine holes - H.Mcleod. Junior members intending to enter the Junior Club Championship tournament scheduled for this Saturday September 9 should sign up at the club-house. We would be pleased if the person who removed the flagstick from #5 hole would enn? it or return bit to the club- house . TERRACE BAY NEWS RECREATION BRIEFS - September 7 1967 Lacrosse - This Sunday, September 10 at 2 p.m. in the Terrace Bay Arena, Terrace Bay will meet Manitouwadge in what is hoped wiil be a very int- eresting game, since this is the first time a Lacrosse game has been thrown open to the public. There will be a small admission charge to help defray expenses. The girls of Terrace Bay will also put on an exhibition game to demonstrate their prowess in, this sport. Lacrosse practise will be held at the arena on Thursday evening of this week, and all persons attending Lacrosse practises in the past are urged to be on hand. Terrace Bay will have a return game on Friday, September I5, travelling to Manitouwadge for the event. - Tennis Courts - There is still many days of good weather ahead for tennis, and courts are sti!l open. Keys may b e obtained for the courts from the Snack Bar. Roller Skating - Don't forget - roller skating wiil still be held on Sunday evenings in the Terrace Bay arena from 7 10 p.m. Come out and join the fun. LADIES GOLF NEWS Ladies Day winners Tuesday, August 29 were: Low Gross - Peggy Wellings, Low Net - Aina Adamo Saturday's Two Ball Winners were: Low Gross - Jean Megraw, June Linton, Low Net - Jan Hall and Dot Koski. The last Mixed Two-Ball Fourteen of the season will be a Mr. & Mrs. Tournament, Thursday, Sept- ember 13. Tee off time - 5.15 p.m. Sign up at the club-house. TOWN TOPICS - Mr. & Mrs. A. Chisholm and family are back after spending the summer at their Loon Lake Camp, visiting Expo in Montreal and many other Eastern points. Mr. & Mrs. J. Kelty have returned from a vaca- tion trip to Kapuskasing and London, Ontario. NOT A KIND WORD © Puritans HAVE BEEN OUT OF Favor for a long time and the adjective puritan seems to be used only by fault- finders. It has even been applied to the Carter Report -- "vague, puritan, idealistic and a gamble."