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Volume 5, No. 44 AGH FRIDAY, This Friday, at 8:15 pem., our High School is holding its Commencement Exercises and a cordial welcome is extended to all interested persons to attend these Exer~ cises and assist the School in honouring its students, both academically and athletically. Mr. Braun, principal of the Lakehead Technical Institute (our University-to-be) and a noted educator, is to be the guest speaker, 0-0-0 ARMISTICE DINNER Veterans are urged to make arrangements for their ticket to this annual get- together as soon as possible, Final arrange- ments for the meal, refreshments etc, must be made early next week so please co-operate by advising one of this years committee whether or not you plan to attend, This is the only opportunity during each year that veterans of the Allied Services only have to let their hair down as a group so let's have a good turn-out. Once again -- you may get your ticket from any one of the following - H. McKechnie - #1 Shift R, Slattery ~- #2 Shift C, Simmer - #3 Shift A, Chisholm - #4 Shift F, Cruickshank = Maintenance H. Boudreau - Office J. Kelty - Operating Personnel 0-0-0 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY November 3, 1955. SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT NOVEMBER. 4 0h MIXED BONSPIEL - NOVEMBER 5TH AND 67H Get your entries in for the big mixed "Open" chicken and Turkey Bonspiel this Saturday and Sunday. Entry deadline Friday noon. Entries to be made to J, Beddard Box 35, Terrace Bay. Rinks must be made up of at least two ladies per rink, Entry fee of $1.00 per person. Two games are assured, We won't know when the first draw will be made until we have all the rinks in, The Draw Committee will post the draw and time of games at the Curling Rink on Saturday morning. Refreshments will be available at the rink Saturday evening. } 0-0-0 JUVENILE HOCKEY EXHIBITION GAME : The first game of the season will be played Saturday night at 8:00 p.m, against Schreiber, Come out and support the juveniles - Admission - Adults 35¢ Children 15¢, o-0-0 MINOR HOCKEY MEETING All minor hockey players and inter- j ested parents are invited to an open meeting Sunday night in the large meeting room at the Rec. Centre at 8:00 p.m. This meeting is to acquaint all intere ested with the minor league hockey ex- ecutive's plans for this season, These (Cont. on page 5)