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Jul 27, 1967 O©.P.P. REPORT ( from Page 5) A safety check lane was held by the Department of Transport July 18-21 when 238 vehicles were checked. Two were removed from the highway due to unsafe conditions, 125 vehicles had defects and only 67 were issued with safety stickers. Corp. Kulmatycki, appreciates the public response fo this safety lane. One property damage accident resulted in $600. and nine accidents involving moose have been investigated since May 9. These accidents have caused $2595. damage and injuries to three people. Sixteen transients were given meal tickets from Schreiber's Transient and Welfare Fund. Corp. Kulmatycki, Detachment Commander. GOLF CLUB NEWS Winners in last week's tournaments were as follows Men's Twilight July 19 - Low Gross - V .Timpano, High Hole - D.Kennedy, Low Hole - W.Hanley, Low Net - H.McLeod, W.Robinson, B.Miller, J. Phillips and J.Adamo. Mixed Two Ball - July 20 - Low Net - Jan Hall & Jim MacDonald, 2nd. Low Net - Dot Koski & Paul Coupal, Low Gross - Phil Kelty & Tony Costa, Low Hole - Marie Edmunds & Bob Adamo, High Hole - Glenna MacDonald & Jack Phillips. Men's Two Ball - July 23 - Low Net B.Miller and A.Miller, 2nd. Low Net B.Adamo and L.Edmonds, 3rd Low Net - E.West and D .Rafalant, Low Gross - J. Thomas and K.Thomas, 2nd Low Gross - J.Wellings and R.Hansen. As our official opening is fast approaching add- itions and improvements to the course and buildings are 'being completed. Among the recent improve- ments are painting of the club buildings and a new flag-pole which can be seen towering above the trees from the townsite. Most of the credit goes to our House Chairman J.Clancy. It should be noted that each member is responsible for maintaining his own differential card. Please follow directions posted at the club house. Following is a list of events which will take place to celebrate our official opening: August 4 - 8- 12 midnight "Monte Carlo" night in the Curling Lounge. August 5 - 8.30 to 1 a.m. - dance in the Arena. August 6 - Official Opening Ceremony, afternoon tea at 2 p.m. - Terrace Bay Motor Hotel, 8 - 12 midnight - open air dance at the Golf Club. TERRACE BAY NEWS GOLF NEWS (continued) August 7 -.2 p.m. Barbecue at the club house. Please see further information on the 4 days of * golf and entertainment posted on the bulletin boards at the club house. Above is a photo of one of Terrace Bay's newest beauty areas. ACROSS 1-Crony (colloq.) 4-Fashion 8-Heads (siang) 12-Simian 13-Mental image 14-Musical instrument 15-Tattered cloth 16-At least (colloq.) 18-Quaver 20-First wife of Jacob 21-Faroe Islands whirlwind 22-Conducted -23-Epic poetry 27-Male 29-Distant 30-Picture holder 31-Four (Roman number) 32-Marry 33-Hasten 34-Prefix: not 35-Intimidated 37-Seed container 38-Southwestern Indian 39-Female sheep (pl.) 40-Swear solemnly 41-Conjunction 42-Caudal appendage 44-Additional 47-Forced delay 51-Period of time 52-Hebrew . month 53-Skin ailment 54-Edge 55-Average 56-Meadows 57-Ocean DOWN 1-Separate 2-Three-banded armadillo 3-Vast horde 4-Manutfacturing plant 5-Poem 6-Trader 7-Mollified 8-No place 9-Japanese sash 10-Genus of cattle 11-Observe 17-Symbol for tantalum "19-French article, 22-Young boy 24-Parent (colloq.) 25-Leave out 26-Withered 27-Rodents _ 28-Declare openly 29-Gave food to 30-Wooden pin 32-Pertaining to the West 33-In what manner? 36-Pronoun 37-Protective organization 38-Theater attendants 40-Essential 41-Near. 43-Indefinite article Photo by R.Sloan. SOLUTION 44-Units 45-Great Lake 46-Incarnation of Vishnu 47-Obstruct 48-Dutch town 49-Chinese pagoda 50-Tierra del Fuegan Indian