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on 3-ACT PLAY "ARMS AND THE MAN" (Cont. ) Children between the ages of 10-15 may attend the dress rehearsal Thursday February 17th at 8:00 p.m. free of charge if they plan te baby sit Friday. This play is presented by special permissiion of the Theatre Guild and Samuel French (Can.) Ltd. Here is a first class play for all to enjoy. Let's see you Friday at 8:15 at the Auditorium, 0-0-0 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbours for their kind- ness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved husband and father, Melville Rogers Moore. We wish to thank Reverend A. Lavender, the pall- bearers, all the Donors of the many floral offerings and cards of sympathy. Dene Moore and family. o-O0-0 POLIO VACCINE AVAILABLE THIS SPRING Dr. M. McCausland, Medical Officer of Health today made the following announce- ment: "It is hoped that polio vaccine may be made available this Spring for human vaccination, Owing to the fact that the supply of vaccine is limited. the Dept. . of Health propose to restrict its-use to chitoren presently enrolled in the first and second gradges of Elementary Schools, both Public and Separate. The vaccine will be supolied without cost, - It will be necessary that written consent for inoculation with the vaccine be secured from the respective parents or guardians, It must be remembered that there should be no promises made as to the efficacy of the preparation." The date and time: of these in¢zulations will be announced in the Terrace Bay News, 0-0-0 WANTED TO BUY One pair of girl's figure sles. size 13, in good condition, Phone 412. 0-0-0 Page 7 ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR. "On Monday, February lth, the regular meeting of the Silver Birch Chapter No. 264, 0.E.S. was presided over by the Worthy Matron Mrs. D. Rummery. Plans for a dinner at the Hotel Terrace in honour of the District Deputy Grand Matron were discussed and a report pre-~ sented on the social evening being spon- sored by the Chapter in the Schreiber Town Hall on Wednesday, February 16th, A memorial service was conducted with impressive dignity. At the conclusion of the evening a delicious lunch was served by Mrs, A. Bryson and her committee, 0-0-0 MEN'S TEN PIN LEAGUE Standings ag - 23 Stardusters Warehouse = 31 Engineers - 28 Deceivers - 2l Bears - 26 Shift #1 - 19 Royals - 25 Stead & Lindstrom 19 Last week high games were rolled by Bob Rickard with 186, 144, 173-503, Verl Thompson 152, 188, 164-504, Don Boudreau 183, 172, 147-502. Other good games were rolled by Frank Sechesky 174, Paul Malashewski 183, Joe Shubaly 172, Ray Hunt 175, George Clifford 179, Peter Gombola 198, Tom Smith 184, John Louk 205, All ballots should be turned 'in by ; February 23TAy O-U=0 ay FISH 'AND GAME ASSOCIATION MEETING .Place - Recreation Centre Meeting Room 'Date - February 17th. Time: =\5.17200 p.m. .Come on out to the meeting fellows. Let's have representation from every shift possible as well as those on day shift. 0-0-0 -- NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO CONSERVATION FEDERATION CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN TERRACE APRIL 2-3 This convention will include represent- atives from clubs at Fort Francis, Port Arthur, Geraldton, Red Rock, Nipigon, Ross- port, Marathon, Jackfish and Terrace Bay. There is a possibility that the North Shore Commercial Fishermen and District Outfitters will be in attendance, Members of the Dept. of Lands & Forests from Pt. Arthur, Gerald- ton and Toronto will be on hand. An inter- esting program has been planned which will include a banquet and movies, States eS