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TERRACE Circulation Terrace: Bay & Schreiber MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE DISAPPOINTED To those few parents and many children who attended Minor Hockey Night last Satur- day the Minor Hockey Association wishes to express sincere thanks, To you many who did not attend, may we express our extreme disappointment that you have such little interest in the efforts of your youngsters and of the coaches who put in so much time with your boys. Judging by the poor turnout of sites at Minor Hockey :. Night, and at other Minor Hockey games over the Winter, there are a great many parents in Terrace Bay who have little or no inter- est in the development of their youngsters. ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? How many times have you been out to watch your boy perform? How much interest are you showing in his development? THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN ENCOUR- AGE HIM IS BY GETTING OUT TO SEE HIM PLAY} Saying "I was too busy" is no excuse. Ask- ing parents to attend one game a year, on Minor 'Hockey Night, could hardly be classed as asking too much, Despite the disappointing turnout, oe Minor Hockey Night provided a first-class show. Vincent McInnes opened ceremonies by carrying the Canadian Ensign to centre ice to the accompaniment of a march played by Fred Gould. The Minor Hockey players, 154 strong, then paraded onto the ice and took up their stations. along the playing lines. They presented a stirring sight as they faced the flag while Mr, Gould played 0 Canada, Following the opening ceremonies five games were played, featuring:- -- 1. Two flyweight teams (5-7 years). 2, Peewees: Leafs vs. Black Hawks (8-12 yrs.) 3, Peewees;. Bruins vs.Canadiens (8-12 yrs.) 4, Peewee Allstars (8-12 yrs.) and Bantams 13-15 yrs.) 5, Terrace Bay Midgets vs. Manitouwadge High School, After their games the boys were treated to popcorn and pop supplied by the Ladies! Minor Hockey Auxiliary. The Ladies again did. a tremendous job of handling the Minor Hockey Night programme and deserve great credit for the work they are doing. Thanks go also to Vincent McInnes. and Fred. Gould who made the opening ceremonies so impressive; to the referees, Tony Dela- ronde, Bill Hanley, Frank Hanna and Earl Knight, and to the coaches, who had their boys primed for the occasion, The Ladies Auxiliary also express their thanks to everyone who helped in any way in Vol.2, No.6 MONSTER BINGO co February 12, 1959. POPULATION TERRACE BAY INCREASES The 1958 official cencus, as compiled by the Municipal authorities at the end of September 1958, shows that the population now stands at 1820. HOCKEY CLUB SPONSOR ST. VALENTINE DANCE This Friday at the Moose Hall the Terrace Bay Hockey Association have planned a gala dance. These affairs seem few and far be- tween in Terrace Bay, so here is your oppor- ! tunity to get together'with your friends and ; have an enjoyable evening of dancing. You will also give some tangible support to the fine work the executive of the Hockey | Association are doing. Your financial sup; port: is needed to meet the heavy expenses g required for Terrace Bay's North Shore Inter-. mediate team. For full details about this dance see page four of this paper. LOCAL LADIES RINK AGAIN ZONE CURLING CHAMPS For the third consecutive year a curling ' rink composed of Peggy Wellings, Ann Latour, Ida Romaniuk and Syl. Duquette have a as champions of Northwestern Ontario. The foursome journeyed to Red Rock over the weekend and successfully competed with rinks from Port Arthur, Red Rock and Dryden. On February 25th and 26th the local rink will go to Sudbury where they will curl a- gainst other zone winners for the Provincial . Championship. Our congratulations and nian wishes for continued success ]} Last week a group of interested parents ' } _ HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION FOR SCHREIBER HIGH | decided unanimously to form a Home and Schoo: | Association in connection with the Schreiber | High School. Father G.G. Epoch and Re, R.A. Crook spoke in encouragement of the idea, saying that its most significant value could be in a harmonious relationship between teachers and parents united to secure the best in the different aspects of school life. : One humourist, inquiring if the purpose of the association was not indeed an educa- tional centre for parents was, perhaps, not too far from stating one of the ideals of the association, $50 GRAND PRIZ> t this worthy cause and announce that the Monday, Feb.16th, 8.30 P.M, Wier the Canadia winner of the $20,00 Certificate Draw was Mr, Ray Boyle. The Door Prize of $10.00 was won by Mr. Lester Legault. he slogan DON'T SEN) YOUR BOY TO THE RINK ~ TAKE HIM could well be adopted in Terrace Bay. Legion Branch 109 will hold a MONSTER BINGO in the Town Hall in Schreiber. Prices are:- 20 games for $1 with a Five Dollar cash prize © for each game-+to be followed by a 25¢ card for the GRAND. PRIZE OF $50.00. COME ONE==" | * COME ALL - TO THE TOWN HALL & win some cash t