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February 5, 1959 GUN CLUB | Registrations of those hoping to form a Gun Club continue to mount. To date we have names of people interested in hand guns, target rifles, skeet and trap shooting. If you're interested in any of these, let's register at the Recreation Office now. Several ladies have expressed a desire to belong so we'd be pleased to hear from others. SUPERIORS LOSE LAST THREE GAMES Superiors had another tough luck week both in losing players through injury and in com- ing out second best in the last three games. Last Thursday Marathon edged them 4-3 in a gam that was close all the way through. It wasn't until the last minute and a half that Maurice Osmar drew an interference penalty and gave «: - the Mercs just the edge they needed,. The game could have swung the other way and, ex- cept for the fact that Superiors lost there was no complaint about the hockey played. Red Rock played here Saturday; this was the postponed game of last January. Again the Superiors didn't come through with the tie-breaker, Red Rock beat them to the punch at 18:54 of the third period to set the score 3-2 in their favour, Superiors withdrew Dob- son for the last minute, then the puck came out of a scrimmage in front of the Royals! net and slid into the unguarded Superior net, Superiors went up to Red Rock on Sunday short handed, four defense, six forwards and the net minder. Before the second period ended we had three defense and five forwards. Pytyck, stopping a breakthrough, slid. back- wards against the goal post. It looked serious for a while but the outcome is a sore back which will bench him for awhile. Cyr, turning at the boards, got the puck on the forehead, which sent him to the taylors but he should be okay for the next game. Anyway, Red Rock boast a 7~3 victory against Terrace. This Thursday, February 5th, Marathon will be here again and we hope, against a full, revenge seeking Superiors team. Sunday, Feb.8th, at 1.30 Nipigon will visit . this Arena, Superiors will journey to Marathon, Tuesday, February 10th. To Superiors,,Red Rock and Nipigon, the remaining game will determine the outcome of critical standings in the North Shore league, take your cue from that. The Hockey Association, on behalf. of the. girls selling the programmes, thank the spec- tators who are helping the.Superiors by pur chasing a program. Every program you hold increases your chance of winning the watch which you will see displayed in the meerea~ tion Centre, NOTICE TO. PARENTS During the Winter it has been noticed that a number of children have been arriving at their schools from thirty to forty-five min- utes before the commencement of classes both morning and afternoon, This has been occur- ing even when the outside temperature has been far below zero, (Next column) TERRACE BAY NEWS _ Co-operation between the home and the school. _ cake was made by aunt, Jeanette St.Pierre. 'ing the same afternoon with eighteen present. Conmittee concluded the evening. Page 9. Schools are not prepared to admit child- ; ren to school rooms until a quarter of an hour before classes are called. We therefore ! ask the co-operation of the parents in seeing that their children leave for school at such a time that they may arrive within fifteen minutes of school being called. (Signed) R. Kenney, St.Martints School, W.F.Colborne - Public School. SCHREIBER NEWS - Cont!d Arthur General for further treatment. The baby son of Mr. & Mrs, Roly Gander was taken by ambulance to the Lakehead on Thursday. On Tuesday night a meeting was called in Schreiber to consider forming a Home & School Association for the High School. The ideals of the Association are to foster' We congratulate the serious minded citi- zen's who are planning another means of edu- cating themselves to help their youth. Mrs. John Branchaud invited a group of little girls to. celebrate her daughter Lise! sixth birthday, on January 25th, and short of a twaty-one gun salute little else was omitted in the jubilation marked by Coral Spadoni, Suzanne Vaillancourt, Brenda LaLonde, Peggy Fournier, Linda Comeau, Karen Cornell, Dale Sisson, Linda Power, Anna McGrath, Esher | | | i | | $ | \ | | j 1 Chicoine, the Campbell Girls. The important | COMMUNITY CHURCH AUXILIARY MEETING ! Many new faces were noted by President, Mrs; R. Paget, at the February meeting of the Lad- | ies Auxiliary in the Community Church, and a welcome extended to these to continue attend- ing with the regular members. Despite a very blustery night, it was encouraging to note so many present. Mrs. Emily Lohr accompanied the | opening hymn and Mrs. Kay Graham read the Scripture. Mrs. Stella Brown led in prayer. The business of the meeting was conducted with minutes and thank you notes read by the Secretary, Mrs. V.Galvin and the Treas.report presented by Mrs.N.Coan. The various conven- ors gave their reports. Mrs, Paget. announced the afternoon group had held their first meet- Mrs.Wade had been elected chairman of the group and there were different work projects under perusal, World Day of Prayer was ann- ounced as being on February 13th. The Pres- ident then closed with the benediction, Mrs. G. Soughton, Programme Convenor for the year, outlined her theme for the coming year as "Women of the Bible" and highlighted each monthly topic in a shadow play with the assistance of Mrs,Helen Farrell, Mrs.P.Kelly and Mrs.I,Goodfellow. For.the lighter side of the programme, Mrs. L.McCausland gave an informal talk on the care of African Violets, and answered the innumerable questions which followed her demonstration, Tea and Valentine cakes served by Mrs.Esther Keller's February Ciacci eas aii al ii ikl hs Semeremen sere en |