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Page 2 LADLES' AUXILIARY MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the Community Church Ladies! i Auxiliary was held in the Recreation Centre on Monday, November 1, at 2:30 pom. Mrs. R. Ostling presided over the meeting. The main item of business was the making of plans for the Fall Bazaar to be held Wednesday, November 24th from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Recreation Centre. ; inf, Harris and Mrs. Graham offered to take charge of the bake table while Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Covington volunteered to help with the tea table arrangements. Mrs. E. Manders and Mrs. F. 0. Soughton were selected as publicity convenors. A meeting of all convenors for the bazaar will be held at the home of the president, Mrs. R. Ostling on Tuesday, November 9th at 2:30 p.m. ' ie It da decided to change the day of the regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to the first Wednesday of the month to sce if this will prove more convenient for everyone, 0-0-0 EDUCATIONAL WEEK The week of November 14th has been set aside as "Educational Week" in "the Brovince of Ontario, and throughout most of the schools special programs will be held. Here at Terrace Bay, due to the handicap under which teachers are working because of the present incomplete condition of the school, observance of "Educational Week" is not practical at this time. Plans are being formulated, however, for a special program to be staged when the school building has been completed, and for this year the program will substitute for that usually held during "Educational Week". Details will be announced as soon as plans for the program are completed. 0-0-0 HOCKEY NEWS As indicated in "Terrace Bay News" last week, the newly elected Hockey : Executive is moving into high gear and plans being developed should result in a good season during '48 - '49, Some 25 hockey players have now indicated their interest in a house league which will be established by having team Captains choose their teams from players who,jare interested in participating in the house league brand of "puck chasing". Those who have not already done so should leave their names with any one of the following: Bill Borsum, Harold Marsh, Eldon Marostica, Dave McDonald, Harry Ganja or Fred Soughton, As minor hockey representative on the Association's executive, Dave McDonald will be contacting the school principal Clarence Smith with a view to developing hockey teams among townsite youngsters, Already a number of hockey players have indicated their interest in coaching minor teams and this should augur well for the future of hockey in this new community. i 0-00 COMING EVENTS CARD PARTY - THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11th In the Recreation Hall at 8:00 p.m., sponsored by St. Martin's Ladies Guild. Bridge, Cribbage, Whist, Refreshments, Prizes. Admission 50¢ Everyone welcome, CHRISTMAS BAZAAR-WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24th In the Recreation Centre from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. sponsored by the Community Church Ladies! Auxiliary. "eatured at this event will be a sale-of Christmas gifts, table favours, novelties, aprons and home-baking. Plan to have a cup.of tea and do some of your Christmas shopping early. 0-0-0 LOST IN A FOG The recent fog which has blanketed much of Canada and the northempart of the United States has produced many peculiar conditions. Under such conditions strange stories emerge. Locally, Makcolm Spidell, famed "boss of the river drive", has come up with a tale which may or may not fall into the "fish story" class. We'll just tell the story briefly and leave it to our readers to judge. Two or three days ago when the "pee soup" fog was at its thickest, Malcolm and a couple of river men were edging along Hays Lake in one of the boats used in the drives, The boat, equipped for moving through and over logs is known as a "Gaiter'. In the thickness of the fog, the boys lost their way and suddenly realized that the boat was no longer in the water when it bumped "nto a big tree at least 500 feet from the lake shore. And as if that was not enough, Malcolm asserts that the fog was so thick it took almost two hours to relocate Hays Lake. 0-0-0