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: Page 7 -- TERRACE BAY NEWS Re gg en . soe tices : there was a dance in the High : School, FIGURE SKATING - Cont'd from page 3 It was suggested that children not in the above groups bring a light lunch to the Arena as it will be some time later before they are finished, We would like to see all children in atten- dance as one missing could throw out the entire group. NORTH SHORE NURSES ELECT NEW OFFICERS On Thursday, January 29th, a meeting of the North Shore Nurses Group was held in the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre, with twenty members present from Marathon, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Officers were elected for 1959:- Mrs. E. Cruikshank, Terrace Bay, Chairman; Mrs. T. Thompson, Terrace Bay, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs, F.Manson, Marathon Representative; Mrs. J, Carmichael, Schreiber Representative and Mrs. M,Buck, Terrace Bay Representative, Mrs. F.C.Zettler of Schreiber, the retir- ing Chairman, thanked everyone for their co-operation during 1958, and turned the business of the meeting over to Mrs.Cruikshank Considerable discussion arose concerning the disposition of funds collected in Terrace Bay, Marathon and Schreiber, payable to the male to, con- Mental Health Fund. Plans were tact Mental Health Authorities asking that a representative be sent to Terrace Bay in March to accept the cheque, preferably at an open meeting. A new project for 1959 was : discussed, but nothing conclu- Sive was decided. TERRACE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS This weekend, Jan,30 to Feb.1, has been a very busy one for the students of Terr- ace Bay High. On Friday, January 30, Beginning at 9.30, the dance continued until mid- night with the deadline of attendance being 10,30 PLM. Then, on Sunday, arranged by the ESISSA, which looks after the inter-school sports, the Nipigon-Red Rock High School group came down and three games were played; a hockey game, a girl's basket- ball game and a boy's basket ball game. The hockey game was well- played. The Terrace boys were really on the beam, especially the Schock-Fedun-Moore line ' which had excellent passing & team play along with the help of the team. The Nip/Rock cheerleaders added much enjoy- ment to the game. The final score was 12-2 for Terrace Bay After supper, the basket- ball games began, In the girl's game, NIP/Rock was very ot nd makin baskets. rt Arthur Our rugs were just | cleaned by 'Duraclean | the safe modern way o CLEAN RUGS and UPHOLSTERY @ NO messy soaking ® NO shrinking @ NO ruinous scrubbing ® NO harsh soaps | All work done in / your own home! FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL ' VERNE HOPPER TA-5-3335, The marvelous scoring of Marlene Kowalik and Sylv+ia Wick brought in a very high score for the Nip/Rocks. made some points for the Terrace team, but the score ended 42-19 for the visitors. They also won the boy's game 23-20, It was a very hard-fought game, excellent in passing and defense, cheerleaders were out keeping up their stu- dents spirits. After the game, lunch was served and the Nip/Rock players left on 'the long trip home, 'There is just one thing wrong with our North Shore schools. The Terrace Bay students really enjoyed the fun and excitement of competing against Nip/ Rock, but a home-and-home series hardly gives anyone a chance to make friends and then a whole year passes before that acquaintance- ship can be renewed. better to have some games than none, and Nip/Rock gave us moré.than we could handle in basketball. STORK CLUB NEWS Born to Mr. and Mrs. N.Nesbitt of Schrei- ber, a daughter on February 2nd. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Thos.Prooks, Rossport, February 5, 1959 Rhea LeClair Both teams were Again the They are too far apart. Just the same, it's a girl, on January 3lst. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Balork, on January 30th a COMMUNITY CHURCH - the February e ° e e in the Sunday School Room, Mrs. Marg.Larson entertained Monday afternoon on the occa- sion of her son Roddy's 6th birthday. Sister Darlene assisted with the games and Birthday lunch and the child- ren left with their take-home treats. SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS, Miss Valeria Stortini will be honoured by her friends at a shower tea arranged in the home of Miss Gail Birch, on Wednesday, Feb.4th, from eight until ten. Mr. & Mrs.Frank Grover and baby Dawn have returned from visiting relatives and friends in Winnipeg and Selkirk, Mr. Alex Lamb is in Terrace Bay Private Hospital. Arni Nykanen, who has been critical- ly ill in the Terrace Bay Hosp. following an emergency opera- tion has been taken to the Pt, (Cont'd Page 9