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What with many items on the enter- tainment agenda last week, some of the games were forced into postponement. It must be remembered that teams unable to have bowled at scheduled time must have these games bowled by Saturday, October 7th. After this, there will be no postponed games, and those teas unable to meet with the schedule due to shift work must have their games in advance, In the Ladies League, seven Scams are already entered. An cighth team would serve the schedule better. Should any ladics cauie to take up bowling, the chairman, Mrs. Vi Wainikka, would be glad to arrange placement. This must be done before Tuesday, October 10th, as Ladies bowling will commence the week of October 16th. The Commercial League consisting of four teams begins this week, There has been some good scoring in the Men's and Mixed Leagues, This is an indica- tion that all previous bowling records will be shattered. All bowlers welcome the news that Leon and Anne are happier parents, Their recent addition should relieve the pin sitters problem in the next few years. o-O=0 AT THE MOVIES Saturday, October 7 - "DOOLINS OF OKLAHOMA" So starring Rand@lph Scott. Their name was more feared than Jesse James. Tuesday, October 10 - "PITTSBURG KID". The story of Billy Conn. Note: Evening shows start at 7:30 p.m. Saturday Matinee, 0-0-0 Oct. 7+ "HOME IN OKLAHOMA". Page 2 Services for follows: Cds aging October 8th, are as wunday , -National Thanksgiving. tiijow thenk we all our God" 7. Wee = TARE God through our tears nesdey, October 18th, is the date set for the Annual Harvest Supper being sponsored by the Ladies Auxilliary. Members of the AND <xilliary will canvass the Townsite selling ickets for this big event and any persons nd happen to be missed are asked to contact Mrs. Lave McDonald to procure their tickets. OeQed ROOK COLOURING PRIZES Pt RESENTED On Thurséay efternoon, september 28, Mr, E. Cavanaugh, of the Youth Services committee, presented the prizes donated by the Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay to the winners of the Safety Book colouring contest. These oe books were supplied by the Department of Highways to onihds ren in grades Alaa bee ~o grade four, The winners were as follows: Wed; K. P.3 First- Susen Wig, Second- Gail Wood, Grade 1; Firste Eva Carriere, Second- Binney Hemeon. Grade 2; First - Gayle Sweet, Second ~ Gilles LeBlanc. Grade 3; First - Lucille Jolin, Second - Claire Carriere. 4; First - Larry Wilson, Second = Rosalind Savoy. Grade 0-0-0 FOR SL.LE 6 piece Dinette. Natural finish. Apply to H. Freeman, Bldgs. & Grounds, O=-0-0 NEXT WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN 300 a. ee October oe. to 9200. 00 Bole October 3 16th Sa $$$ TTD "BT'S HAVE AN ACCIDENT-FREE OCTOBER" SSS SSS Se a ee 32 See nen ener tg a et ------------------------------------SE-- Last week, Harry Coe of Technical "scored™ when questioned by Bill Borsum and Fred Soughton,. Knowing the slogen meant a cool $20.00, Congratulations}