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A Frnowedl Vans, . Moose Hall = September 25th, 1971 8:30 p.m. = 12:30 a.m. - $3.00/couple Tickets available from = Alphonse Theriault and Don Stewart or call - 825-3676. IN HONOUR OF MARILYN & AL CHISHOLM MUSIC & REFRESHMENTS w TERRACE BAY NEWS - FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR THE LATE B. LUKE Funeral services for Mrs. Betty Luke, who passed away in the McCausland Hospital on September 13th, were held in the Community Church on Wednesday, September 15th, at 2 p.m. Rev. P. McKague officiated, with the choir in attendance, and Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss at the organ. Two hymns were sung "Unto the Hills" and "Abide with Me". Mrs. Luke, the former Betty Dodge, was born in Toronto, November 2nd, 1936, and moved to Terrace Bay with her family in 1947. She was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, Schreiber and the Aguasabon Golf Club, Terrace Bay. - Prior fo her death, she was employed at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. She was married to Jack Luke on December 25th 1958. She is survived by her husband, Jack; her mother aad father, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dodge, Terrace Bay; three sisters, Charmaine, (Mrs. B. Durance), Dryden; Beverly, (Mrs. J. Devavanyi), Thunder Bay; and Patricia, Toronto. Pall bearers were C. Koski, H. Hamilton, J.R. Smith, M. Osmar, N. Nesbitt and R. Mitchell. Interment took place in the Terrace Bay Cemetery. Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in McNally's Funeral Home, Schreiber members of the Schreiber and Terrace Bay Legion Auxiliaries held a Legion Prayer Service, with Mrs. G. Davis reading the prayer. Those who attended the funeral from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. B. Durance, Dryden; Mr. and Mrs. J. Devavanyi, Thunder Bay; Patricia Dodge, Toronto; Mildred and David Halliday, Hamilton; Bonnie and Roaul Guidon, Gary and Betsy Strange, Mr. and Mrs. W. Andany, Mrs. J. Dogsioick, Car= ol Clement, Thunder Bay; Mabel Fletcher, White Lak : PAGE 5 GOLF CLUB NEWS Winners in the Twilight Golf were - September 8th R. Hansen "A" Division; T. O'Driscoll "B" Diyision; J. Ferrier "C" Division. September 15th = T. Desaulniers "A" Division; R. Campbell "B" Division; C. Gorham "C" Division. In the men's Senior Tournament held September 11 Hec. Mcleod, Bill D'Arcy and Dan Rafalant tied with a net score of 74. These three will have to play off for the standard chemical trophy. The fairway and greens are in wonderful shape. | wonder if something can be done to keep the snow machines off the course this winter so that we will not have the frost kill we experienced this past year. WIND-UP DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO OC- TOBER 15/71 IN THE CURLING LOUNGE. TERRACE BAY DOGS DO IT AGAIN At the Canadian Kennel Club's Licenced Obedience Trials held in Thunder Bay over the weekend, Lawny Lass and Ch. Wimberway's Wheaten Pippa completed their irials with honors and are now qualified for the title "Companion Dog". As in previous trials Lawny lass, Sable Coelie, topped the novice A class both days with the coveted scores of 194 and 199 1/2, the latter score giving her the second highest score in the two day trial in which 58 dogs from Canada and the United States competed. Lorraine Dobush her proud young co-owner, trainer and handler brought home two more trophies to add to her collection. Pippa, yellow Labroder Retriever, trained and handled by Rena McAdam did her bit by placing second in novice A on Saturday with 193 points. Klahanie Kennels for the top scoring Labrador in the two day trials. To qualify in the se tricls a dog must score 170 points out of the possible 200 and make not less than 50% in any of the exercises. Its a joy to watch the dog and its handler perform as a team amidst noise and confusion of people and dogs, and various scents, and give a high standard performance. The high level of obedience developed becomes most apparent in the higher levels of testing where dogs jump, retrieve and carry out scent descrimina- tion almost completely on hand signals.