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AUGUST 1, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 Track and Field - continued ........ ing the evenings starting this Thursday, Aug- ust 2nd, at the High School athletic field. COMING EVENTS: August 4th - "Greaser" dance, sponsored by Y.A.P. - at Terrace Bay arena. August 6th - Lacrosse starts Monday, August 6th, at 7:00 p.m. in the arena. August 25th - Terrace Bay Horticultural Soci- ety Annual Flower and Vegetable Show =- arena. LADIES GOLF NEWS First off, a hearty congratulations to that Young man, Ken Hanley on winning the men's open this past weekend. No one is more deserving Ken, what with your never ending work on the course and the happy encouraging smile that go- es out to everyone that comes out to enjoy your efforts. Also a word for a hard working Ray Hansen, who made such a congenial host as tournament chairman. Let us just say Ray "A job well done" and also that it was a pleasure helping you in our small duties. Just a reminder girls, our ladies open is being held this coming weekend, Sunday, August 4th. We would like to see more club members names entered on the list in the club rooms or handed to J. Hall. Don't worry about that 36 handi-cap girls, just come out and enjoy your- selves with our guests. My name is on that list, and I doubt if I will ever get lower than a 36, but I would love the pleasure of outdriv- ing Ann Lushney just once. Tuesday, July 24th saw another good turnout for the twilight even though the rain came down all day. But with clearing skies around tee off time the girls were all there just itching to get their feet wet, which they did. P. Wellings won low net with Tara Greenwood runner up; low hole J. Gunter and high hole I. Roman- uk (Darn those trees and rocks on No. 6, how Could anyone hit them all). SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. GLADYS WALLWIN Mrs. Gladys Wallwin age 50, wife of Mr. R.E. (Bob) Wallwin, Terrace Bay, died Wednesday, July 25th in a Thunder Bay hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Yale, Iowa, she came to Canada and Fort William as a small child and was married in Wesley United Church, July 20, 1946. She had been employed as a bookkeeper in Soughton's Jewellery Store, Terrace Bay. Mrs. Wallwin was a member of Silver Birch Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star and of the Terrace Bay Community Church. Surviving are her husband and a son Robert of Terrace Bay; a daughter Margaret Jean of Winnipeg; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Montei- th, Thunder Bay; two brothers, Robert and Ir- vin Monteith of California; four sisters, Bet Betty, Mrs. Douglas Bird, Evelyn, Mrs. T. 0. Murray, Thunder Bay; Myrna, Mrs. Ray Grea- ves, California, Dale, Mrs. Walter Gosse, Victoria, B.C.; also other relatives. Funeral services for Mrs. Wallwin were held at the Community Church on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. Chabot officiated. Two hymns were sung, with Mrs. M. Simmer at the organ. Honorary pall bearers were Joe Kennedy, John Falzetta, Gordon Dodge, Cliff Knauff and Hugh Boudreau. Active pall bearers were For- bes Cruickshank, John Graham, Ken Weppler, Hugh Hamilton, John Mikus, and Jim MacDonald. Interment took place in the Terrace Bay ce cemetery. Out of town were Margaret Jean Wall- win and Fred Wilton, Winnipeg, Man.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Monteith, Mr. and Mrs. T.0. Murray and Bill, continued page I5 .ceevce Township of Schreiber OFFICE OF CLERK-TREASURER PROCLAMATION 1973 CIVIC HOLIDAY The Council of the Township of Schreiber at its regular meeting held on July: I8, IS73, adopted the following resolution: THAT: The REEVE be authorized to Proclaim MONDAY, August 6, 1973, a CIVIC HOLIDAY within the Township of Schreiber In compliance with the foregoing resolution, I do hereby Proclaim MONDAY, the 6th DAY of AUGUST, I973 as the CIVIC HOLIDAY for the year, of which all persons are hereby re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. H.J. McParland Reeve GOD SAVE THE QUEEN i BS