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e a oom Pay i | -- _'Trrrace Bay News "Authorized as. 2nd Class Mail - Post Office Dept., Ottawa ; cae Vol.1, No.10 October 9, 1958. VANDALISM AT SCOUT CAMP The Terrace Bay Boy Scout Camp at White- sand has, been subjected to a violent, malicious attack by vandals. Windows have been shot out of the Camp with resulting bullet, holes penetrating tents and other equipment hanging inside the camp, The pump and motor at the spring has been shot up and damaged. The Police have been notified about this vandalism. The Boys Scout Group Committee appeals to the hunters in the area to re- spect this property and the property of others. It is difficult to understand the kind «of individuals who would lower themselves to acts of vandalism, How anyone can derive any pleasure in deliberately destroy- idg property of others is beyond the average person's comprehension, We can only hope that the individuals concerned will be appre apprehended and their license to carry firearms is revoked. TERRACE BAY ARMISTICE SERVICE --- Veterans remember the November 11th Armistice Day Services. There will be a service at the Cenotaph, a Banquet and an evening Dance, Tickets are now being dis- tributed by Alphonse Therriault and Des. Evans-Smith, CLEKR!S NOTICE OF FIRST SHOWING OF VOTERS LIST woh oy) (Form 4, Section 12) VOTERS LISTS 1958, IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT OF TERRACE BAY, DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY. Notice is hereby given that I have com- plied with Section 8 of the Voters Lists Act and that I have posted up at my Office" at Terrace Bay, on the 8th day of October, 1958, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. : And I hereby call upon ail voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law, the last day for appeal. being the 28th day of October 1958. (Sgd) W. F. Strutt, , a Secretary-Treasurer of _The Corporation of the Inprovement District of Terrace Bay. . ROLLER SKATING SEASON ENDS. The roller skating season for 1958 is over. Because of poor weather and poorer crowds, the regular Thursday night sessions -- have been ended for this year. - SCHREIBER ART CLUB OFFICERS NAMED wes EXERCISES THIS FRIDAY © The ic in general and our Parents in particular are invited to assist the High School in honouring its outstanding students thie Friday at 8:15 P.M. in the Auditorium, Throughout the year our better athletes are frequently brought to the attention of the public; Friday evening our better scho- lars will be given recognition. Last Friday, October 3rd, eighteen of our High School students participated in a three school Track and Field meet at Marathon, A Trophy, emblematic of victory, was presented for competition by the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club in 1953; five years later, in 1958, Terrace Bay High School still is unable to _place this trophy in their display ¢ase. Maybe next year, with athletes in better con- dition, we may succeed, for although individu students did exceptionally well, our athletes in general just weren't athletic. Although we haven't the Official score, - pumor says that Marathon won the Trophy with Schreiber High School a close second. NOTICE OF POWER SHUTDOWN Power will be off from house 123 to 136 or Poplar Crescent, from one P.M, to four P.M. Friday, October 10th. (Improvement District of Terrace Bay) CANADA SAVINGS BONDS ~ ON SALE SOON | The 1958 Canada Savings Bond Campaign begins about October 15th, 1958. It's time - to give some thought about the purchase of these bonds. an EE The Schreiber Art Club have held their firs ' Fall meeting after the Summer recess and new officers were elected:-_ President - Mrs. E.Nesbitt, Vice-President, 'Mrs.Lena Holmes, Treasurer - Mrs.I.Lidkea, Secretary and bulletin service - Mrs,A. Sparkes, Secretary, Lakehead Exhibition - Mrs.A.Stewart, Secretary Art Summer School, ~ Mrs.N. Gray. e The Club anticipates a busy Season witn mehbeds with members increasing skill and ease of expression displayed as the sessions progress. : ee 'COMMUNITY. CHURCH THANKSGIVING DINNER OCT.9TH In the Church Hall, Three sittings- 5:00, 5:80 & 6:00 TICKETS - Adults $1.25 - Children .75¢ &5¢