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Thursday, February 2, 1961 NORSHORE SENTINEL Page 3 RED ROCK RAMBLINGS by Mrs.F. Cowan At the recently held Mutual Interest Committee meeting, (management and labour) ways and means of how to raise money to aid the Red Rock Firemen in the purchase of an ambulance were discussed. It was suggested Firemen send out letters to all organizations, asking for donations toward a fund started some time ago by the firemen. Upon completion of the fund-raising drive - the Mutual Interest Committee will study results with the hope of helping the firemen reach their goal. Parents night for all Cub Packs will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 7. All parents are urged to attend and see how the boys are progressing in their activities. Find out the time and place from your boy. Each pack meets at a different time and place. The St. Hilary Ladies League will hold their Strawberry Social on Tuesday, Feb. 14 in the church hall at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are 50£. There will be a door prize. Mrs. T. Kaufman will be convenor for this event. A warm welcome is extended by the ladies to all. The bowling alleys at the Rec. are really busy at this time of the year especially on Wednesday nights when the Mixed Bowling League line up in competition. The scoring at the alleys has been high. In the lead for ladies high single are Miss D. Lufta and Mrs. A. Krawczuk tied with 27men’s high single, H. Tretiak - 363; women’s high average, Mrs. M. Jones - 173; men’s high average, H. Tretiak and R. Gannon - WPQ. High team, seven has 134 points. Members are Mr. and Mrs. K. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy and E. Willman A meeting of the Red Rock Figure Skating Club was held at the Rec Centre on Wednesday, Jan. 25. The purpose of this meeting was to make arrangements for the annual carnival to be held in March. Mrs. Marg Lysnes agreed to act as chairman with Mrs. Wendy Weldon and Mrs. Adrienne Dawes as co-convenors. Mrs. Malone agreed to take care of tickets and programs and Mrs. Olive Rajala to look after make-up. Much time was spent discussing the costumes for the carnival and the following ladies agreed to be responsible for the various group costumes, Mesdames; Roberts, Weldon, Melanson, Dunville, Wesgate, Abbott and Aubin. Would those mothers who were unable to attend this meeting and wish information about costumes please contact Mrs. Wendy Weldon. Parents are reminded that skating fees were due Jan. 26. A number of members have not yet paid their fees and should do so as soon as possible. The Red Rock Fish and Game club are under way with a new slate of officers for 1961. D. Bianco was elected chairman. Other officers are messers. A.F. Jones, vice; R. Smith, sec.; J.Anderson, treas.; T. Houston, trustee. On committees - A. Brotchie (membership) B. Lysnes (clubhouse) W. Topolnicky (grounds) A. Kadzielawa (films) J. Rozwadouski (rifle club)S. Caron (special events)G. Stewart (fish contest) L. Kivalahti (big game) C. Parohl (publicity.) The club is now busy with plans for a bowling party for members and friends. The tentative date is Thursday, Feb. 16, Teams will be selected and prizes awarded. Lunch will be served at the clubhouse following bowling. The ladies of the RedRock Legion held a very successful social - Saturday night after the Red Rock - Marathon game. Chili Concarne and buns were served. Dancing to records followed. Mrs. Olive Rajala, North Western Ladies Curling association representative and Mrs. Vera Hall of the executive from Red Rock will attend the district playdowns to be held in Terrace Bay beginning Tuesday, Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 or 3. The annual meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 1 after the annual dinner to be held in the Terrace Bay Hotel. Winners of the district playdowns will go to the Lakehead to compete in the final playdown to be held in Fort William. MOVIE REVIEW Drama and suspense are the order for the week’s program at the Plaza theatre, highlighted by that great movie, "Sink the Bismark.” On Thursdav and Friday, "Operation Amsterdam’’, starring international stars Eva Bartok and Peter Finch tells the wartime story of how the British Secret Service removed the industrial diamonds from Amsterdam for the British war industry at the precise moment when the Germans are inva- ding. "Sink the Bismark’’ is one of the most highly-rated adventure films ever...a must for all movie goers. It depicts the dramatic piece of history 36 hours long-after Prime Minister Winston Churchill sent the urgent message contained in the title to the British Navy in 1941 at a time when British fortunes were running very low in the war, and the 52,000 ton German ship was the menace of the Western waters. Starring in the historic tingler are two of Britain’s finest film stars Kenneth More and Dana Wynter. The picture plays Saturday, Sunday midnight, and Monday. "Libel" starring Dirk Bogarde in a remarkable dual-role and Olivia de Havilland is a drama of mounting suspense and emotional inintensity climaxed by a sensational courtroom trial. The film plays Tuesday and Wednesday and we recommend this one. Coming Attractions: Manager Nick Vickruck has "Ocean’s 11” coming on Feb. 18, the film just finished playing at the Lakehead. Nipigon Notes Mrs. A. Ashworth was hostess at a Stork Shower in honour of Mrs. R. Swail on Jan. 19. Eight guests enjoyed the evening and the guest of honour was presented with many lovely gifts for her new baby daughter. Those present were mesdames; Ray Huntus, Hoit Huntus, Willie Silta, Roy Taisey, John Clarke, R. Wessner, Helen Swift and Opal Hannula. Mrs. Hannula and Mrs. Ray Huntus assisted the hostess. Mrs. Gerry Rhodes is home after a short stay in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. T. Laurila will leave this week for a vacation in the southern States. Friends of Mrs. Toini Erickson will be sorry to learn that she has entered Fort William Sanatorium. We’re sure that a few cards and letters would help to make her stay a little less tedious and would be greatly appreciated. We’ll all miss seeing her in Zechner’s. St. Mary’s Anglican W.A, will hold their regular meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9 at the home of Mrs. B. Long. Mr. Art Sparkes was a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Steele. A farewell party was held in honour of Miss Violet Barden on Jan. 26 at the home of Johnny Zechner. Violet, who left Friday for Winnipeg, will attend the Marvel Hairdressing School. The 20 young guests presented her with a purse of money. The first week in February will see several of Nipigon’s hospital auxiliary members making calls throughout the town during the annual membership drive. This year a pamphlet will be given with each membership card giving information about hospital services. The price of a card is $1.00. The auxiliary is hoping to have a few more active members this year. Meetings will be held on the last Tuesday of the month rather than the fourth Tuesday. Three new members were welcomed at their meeting last week, Miss Summerton who is on staff at the hospital, Mrs. D. Cochrane and Mrs. A. Reimers. Mrs. D.R. Stevens took over as secretary and Mrs. W. McKinley and Mrs. C. Wells continued in their offices of treasurer and president respectively. Egon Hansen left Thursday for H.M.C.S. Cornwallis where he will serve with the R.C.N. There will be a meeting of all women interested in, forming an auxiliary to the Nipigon Flyers on Wednesday, Feb. 1 in the lower room at the Nipigon Inn at 8:30 p.m. Buying or Selling! call GEORGE C. 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