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OCTOBER 19 GOLF NEWS Peggy Wellings, Club President vial Eom a good . turnout of golfers to a General Meeting of the Lad ies Section of the Aquasabon Golf Club, held in the Curling Club Lounge, Tuesday, October 10th. Commettee Chairmen gave their reports, indicat ing a most successful season. It was decided that the Ladies Section join the Canadian Ladies Golf Association of Canada for the coming year. Ladies Day will be changed to a Ladies Twilight, Tuesday Evening, on a trial basis for one month. Elected to the Board of Directors for a one year term were Aina Adamo, Ellen Campbell, Marie Edmunds, Jan Hall and Jackie Turner. Prizes were presented to Marg Phillips, Consola- tion Winner in Match Play, and to Marie Edmunds who was runner up for the Club Championship, and the Ringer Board. At the close of the business meeting, coffee and do-nuts were served. 1967 TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL EXPANSION NEW Within the next two or three weeks important de tailed information is expected on the High School expansion. When this information is received, the High School Board will convene a public meeting and present the program to all interested citizens. Please watch the News for further announcements about this meeting. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS '67 - NOW ON SALE Listed below are the canvassers. who will be con- tacting Kimberly-Clark employee' beginning October 19th to offer them the opportunity to par- ticipate in the payroll savings plan for the purchase of Canada Savings Bonds : WOODHANDLING - Shift #1 - W. Pidluzny, Shift #2 - H. Schreoder, Shift #3 - H. Landry PULP DEPT. - Shift #1 - B. Walsh, Shift #2 - P. Kennedy, Shift #3 - D. Riley, Shift #4 -.R. Moore STEAM PLANT - Shift #1 - A Mercure, Shift #2 - P. Mulligan, Shift #3 - T. Turner, Shift #4 - N. Bottomley . ENGINEERING - Engineering Office - R. Wallwin Oilers - J. Garriock Electrical & Instrument Crew - J. Ruzyski Pipefitter Crew - C. Sitch Millwright Crew - L. Sarka Machinists, Auto Mechanics - R. Wills TERRACE BAY NEWS THE SPORTS BEAT By Glen May Make your bets Now that we're nearing the end of the regular Canadian Football League season it's about time to give all of the chronic losers the opportunity of "catching up." In the following paragraphs there'll be a blow-by-blow de- scription of who will be in the playoffs and who will meet in the Grey Cup. Also included. in the package will be the Grey Cup winner and the Most Valu- able Player. And if this isn't enough, you'll find the Cup score listed in the following stanzas. We'll begin this ESP lesson by following Horace Greely's advice and go West. Saskatchewan Rough Riders, Calgary Stampeders and Ed- monton Eskimos will make the playoffs. Calgary and Edmon- ton will meet in the semi-finals on a frozen field at McMahon Stadium while Saskatchewan rests in front of a TV set awaiting the survivor. Peter Liske will pass the Cowboys into the Western Fi- nal, although a-late surge by -the Esks will create a melting of snow. high on -the. Rocky Mountains. However, a couple of Stamps will receive telling injuries (they always are "tell- ing"), and coach. Jerry Wil- .liams will blame the hurts for his club's defeat in the opening game against the defending Grey Cup champs. The second game in the best-of-three final will be a close contest, but once again, the Cowboys will be thrown. Okay, now that you've all 'come back from the bookie banks, let's travel East. Toronto Argonauts (my gawd, how'd this happen), and Hamilton Tiger-Cats will go af it in the semis. Argos will pre- vail when Dave Mann boots a field goal. with under two min- from the meet Ottawa Roughriders in a two-game total point show- down. The Argonaut myth will cbn- tinue to befuddle all of those many millions who _ haven't read this column as the Boat- men nip Ottawa in the opener. But wait! Frank Clair and Russ Jackson have combined in the past to. slay would-be giant killers, and the second game is total destruction' of the Argos. Gee, it's 1966 all over. Eagle Keys brings his gar- gantuans from the plains into staid Ottawa for the first Grey Cup. to be played in the -new Bytown stadium. The scotch flows faster than the Rio Grande and dignified dignitar- ies. aren't. During the post game show Jackson snarls that he'll enjoy revenge. "Ronnie Lancaster snaps that he'll lead his team to. a Tepeat performance. Sask- atchewan is installed as a 6-5 favorite. Okay, I know, but I can't give you the outcome yet. Just "take five" and read on faith- ful: friends. READY! Ottawa, led by Bo Scott's (the MVP) running and the gang tackling of the defensive crew, smash their Western foe suffers one of his most misera- ble afternoons. The final score: Ottawa 32," Saskatchewan 10. Now get the devil outa her¢ and make your bets. Oh, just before you go, re member I'm the guy who picked Baltimore and San Francisco to meet in the Worid Series. utes left and earn the right to ; Your NEWSPAPER ! The Medium with the BIGGEST SELL POWER opening whistle. - - Jackson is superb --- Lancaster §