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TERRACE BAY NEWS | "Authorized as 2nd Class Mail - Post Office Department, Ottawa. -- eS Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Published weekly on each Thursday. 'Circulation covers Terrace Bay and Schreiber, Ontario. PUBLISHER & EDITOR - J.B. Beddard Managing Editor - I, Rk, Marsh 1 News deadline for advertisements is Noon each Monday, other items Tuesday Noon. Social items in Terrace Bay can be given to Mrs.R. Cotton and Schreiber news passed to Mrs. L, McCuaig. Items may also be phoned directly to the office 3747 on Monday or Tuesday each week, CLASSIFIED ADS LOST - Man's ring with initial set on blood- stone. Keward offered. Phone 126 Schreiber. i BAKE SALE - The Ladies Curling Club will spon sor a Bake Sale in the Curlihg Club Lounge on Saturday morning, February 14th, at 10.00 AM, EXECUTIVE FOR CANCER CAMPAIGN NAMED A group composed of Brian Kilpatrick, Field Secretary for the Canadian Cancer Soc- iety, Mr. Bev.Porter, Chairman of the Thunder Bay District Udit, Mrs, Harvey Johnston, Port Arthur Campaign Secretary, Mrs. Clarence Richmond, Secretary of the Port Arthur Unit and Mrs. Bernice Jones, Social Services Nurse from the Port Arthur Field Services, met with delegates from Marathon, Terrace Bay, Red Kock, Schreiber and Nipigon in the Hotel Terrace on Tuesday afternoon to organize separate Units for each of these places, During the afternoon the meeting moved to the Recreation Centre where, under the capable chairmanship of Bev.Porter, the dele- gates, together with other interested parties heard Mrs.Jones outline her services as a liason between the patient, the doctor and the Welfare Agencies. She stated at one point that there are approximately 300 cancer patients a year in Thunder Bay Diss trict, many of whom are indigen partially able to finance the cost of eadie and expensive illnesses Mrs. Johnstone indicated her pleasurs at being present and speke of cards available. Speaking easily and informally Mr, Kilpat- rick outlined the work of the organization, at one point mentioning that cancer is not a new disease, traces having been discovered | in early Egyptian mummies. However, it is | only during the last three decades that re- | search has expanded to the point now reached. It is through the concerted educational pro- _gram being followed so energetically by the Society, making the public aware of the 'disease, that the increasing necessity for more and more research become apparent. The Society has been in existence for twenty- seven years. Approximately one third of the funds raised in annual cancer campaigns are used in research. Thirty cents of every dollar SES. _ February 12, 1959 TERRACE BAY NEWS Pager Se cusiss FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER" ~ Steel frame wood cutter with 30" circular saw. No motor. Frame on steel runners. Can be seen at Aguasabon Power House. NOTICE Permission and an instruction og sheet must be obtained by the i tenant, before installing any og type of oil burner in a Kimber- ley Clark House. Signed) J. Wellings Townsite oreman. : CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my thanks to the Doctors and Staff of Terrace Bay Private Hos- pital, the ~. of R.T., friends who visited, sent cards and gifts or helped in any other way during my recent illness. (Signed) Andy Bond. NOTICE HOME BINGO, WOMEN OF THE MOOSE - One line has been won by Mrs,Welsh. Continue play- ing for two lines, $25.00 - three lines | $60.00 and Bingo cards are still on sale. Phone 3566, Marg.Duriez. CANCER EXECUTIVE is used by units for local cases and the balance is spent on educating the public and administration. There are three sec- tions of the Society--Yomen's Services, Campaign and Educational Services. ' An engrossing coloured film was shown to the group and a question and answer per- iod followed. The nine delegates from Marathon, three from Red Rock, tive from Nipigon and two each from % d Terrace Bay, were S<¢ sbroiter and guests at ea luncheon in Hotel Terrace, the jiocai cutive appointed are:- Mrs, . F A.Heluink, President, Mire, G. ontd Page. eot{d Page 7) i CNGER LIFE SPAN UNDER- | _LINES THRIFT, | Since 1901 the average life expectancy has raised | from 47.7 to 69.9 years, This increased life ex~ pectancy emphasizes more than ever the need to learn how to save for a rainy day. This is where your credit: Union can help you teach your children THRIFT . . Enroll your youngsters now and Have then - develop the saving habit early. They will thank you for foresight in the years to come. Office hours - Tuesday & Friday - 7-9 P.M, Mrc, M.Campbell - 482 Superior. i