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JULY 26, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Stan Mischuk of Kenora, Ontario, are pleased to announce the engagement and forth= coming marriage of their daughter, Christine Helen, to Mr. Peter Arthur Heenan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heenan, Terrace Bay. The wedding will take place on August 19, 1972 at 1:30 p.m. in the Notre Dame Roman Catholic Church, Kenora, Ontarid GOLF NEWS Winners of the twilight of July 12th were - "A" Event -Low net, K. Hanley, 37 1/2; Low gross- B. Stachiw, 37. "B" Event - Low net, D. Gunter 38 1/2; Low gross, J. Luke, 44. July 10 twilight = "A" Event- Low net, T. Desaulniers, 35; Low gross, W. Stachiw, 38. "B" Event - Low net, D. Gunter 34 1/2; Low gross, J. Luke, 42. RULE 17 A player shall not improve or allow to be improved, his line of play, the position of lie of his ball or the area of his intended swing, by moving bending or breaking anything fixed or growing, or by removing or pressing down sand, loose soil, cut turf placed in position or other irregularities of surface which could in anyway affect a player's lie, except - a. As may occur in the course of fairly taking his stance. B. In making the stroke or the backward movement of his club for the stroke. c. When teeing a ball. The club may be grounded only lightly and must not be pressed on the ground (sand and loose soil on the putting green). If a ball lie in long grass, rushes, bushes, whins, heather or the like, only so much thereof shall be touched as will enable the player to find and identify his ball; nothing shall be done which may in any way improve ifs lie. The player is not of necessity entitled to see the ball when playing a stroke. TERRACE BAY Recent patients in Lakehead Hospitals were Mrs. John Ropchan and Mrs. H. Marsh. Mrs. Sam Boyd, Sr. is presently a patient in the General Hospital . Mrs. Charlotte Ross, of Shils, Man. was a recent guest at the home of Marge and Sax Lundberg. Lil and Johnny Green of Thunder Bay with cousins Margaret and Jack Green, of Allin, Stirling, Scot- land were week-end guests at the Lundbergs. Heather and Brian Gavin with daughter Kristine, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. Boyd Jr. and visited with other relatives and friends in town. Bruce Lundberg has returned home from a visit with Edie and Ed Belliveau in Nackawic, N.B. Sharon, Krista Lee and Jeffrey are staying on for a little longer visit. Cathy and John Waddington, Janet, Debbie and Andrew, of Oakville, spent a brief holiday last week with Cathy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrier. Mrs. S. Baldwin of Widness, Lancashire, England is visiting with her niece Mrs. Vera Kennedy and Ed Kennedy and Mrs. Baldwin's brother Mr. W. Dorning. PLAYGROUND NEWS Playground holds successful Shuffleboard Tournament Last Monday and Wednesday evenings a shuffle- board tournament was held in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre for people 13 years of age and over. Twelve entries with two people per team played off in an elimination round. Winners of the A event were Jim Caron and Terry Szpak, while John Graham and Don Hamilton placed first in the B Event. continued page 6