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TERRACE Bay News e | Circilation Schreiber & Terrace B BROTHERHOOD WEEK , FEBRUARY 15TH TO 22ND, The people of Canada,' though drawn from many varied backgrounds of race, religious faith and national origin, are one in their devotion to their country. . This unity is not imposed by force and fear but springs fromthe mutual respect and tolerance of individual Canadians for their neighbours of different origin, and is a princ ipal.source of our strength and -in- fluence in the work, The Canadian Council of Christians and News has sponsored and the Prime Minister of Canada has proclaimed the week of February 1Sth to 22nd, 1959, as BROTHERHOOD WEEK,. As we go to press no details of any local observance of Brotherhood week have come to hand. We trust, however, that some prepar- ations have been made in the district, ICE FROLICS HERE FEBRUARY 28th The Terrace Bay Figure skating Club will present their Awnual Ice Frolics at an after- noon and evening performance in the Arena' on Saturday, February 28th. For good entertain- ment on ice, for the entire fahily, be sure to see Ice Frolics of '59, ICE FISHING STARTS IN DISTRICT. Some enterprising young men have spear- headed Ice Fishing in this District, erecting a shack on Hayes Lake. Phil Stuart, Ray Flewelling, H.Jartus, Bob Krause and Karl Kolody were responsible for the sport getting started locally, It may be the forerunner of anim fishing derby. Do they. catch any fish?. We got no comm- ent to that question. .Best of luck fellows! FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION HOLD ANNUAL MEETING A recent meeting of the club was held to receive the annual reports from various committees and to elect officers for 1959, Vice-Pres,. Elmer Persson as chairman, pre~ sented a report reviewing the club's activi- ties during the year, mentioning in particu- lar, that the Nature Trail opened last year had been well received by local people and visitors and that such a response justified further effort to extend the trail and its facilities, He also noted that four resolutions had been originated by the club relative. to matters of fish and game management and that the se had been processed by the parent Fed- eration of Ontario Anglers & Hunters and presented to the Provincial Government. Treasurer F,Sechesky presented his finan- cial statement showing a favourable balance. _|._ The Hunter Safety Training Program was _ Vol.2, No.7 "yeported on by Stan Hodgkiss for Chairman N. ; ee ee ne ee ncn % | | February 19, 1959. Coan. It was pointed out that 13 children and two adults had been qualified on this course. Every effort will be made to hold additional courses:in the near future for local children, From the election held, the following officers were chosen: President, E.A.Persson; Vice-Pres,, VsHopper; Treasurer, F.Sechesky and Secretary, S.Hodgkiss. Committee Chairmen were appointed as follows; Jr.sProgram & Hunter Safety, G.Kydd, . Membership, A,Delaronde; Ways & Means, J.B. Garvin; Fish restocking, G,Black, One of the main items of business distuss- - ed was in connection with the Northwestern Ontario Conservation Federations spring con- vention which will be held in Terrace Bay in © late April with the local club acting as host. SUPERIORS BATTLE FOR 2ND SPOT IN LEAGUE Thursday, February 19th the last of the North Shore League games will be played here.» Depending on the outcome of the game Tuesday -- against Red Rock, Superiors will either be fighting with their backs against the wall or be home free for 2nd spot. The past week they have turn in some bang . up hockey, wowing to Marathon in overtime 8-7 in a game recorded.as being the best com--- petition this season at Marathon, .Over the weekend they outskated and out shot both Nipigon and Red Rock, all the players cover~ ing their positions and leaving little room for criticism, The outlook for a good playoff series is bright and the. chances of the series coming; out in favour of Superiors is the best in years, Your wholehearted support. for these games is solicited. PLEASE NOTE - At the game Thursday against | Marathon, the draw will be made for the wrist watch which you can see on display in the Rec- reation Centre, You must be present to win $0} come prepared with all your lucky programmes, | Congratulations to the winner and thanks | girls for your faithful attention in being at the games to sell programmes, TERRACE. BAY TO CHOOSE TEEN QUEEN The members of Teen Town have: begun prepar- ations for the big event coming up in the | first week in April - the Youth Rally in Pt, | Arthurs Tango lessons were started over the | weekend and will continue till April, A big | dance is being planned to pick the Beauty Queen and tango couple of Teen Town to rep~ | resent Terrace Bay at the Youth Rally. There will be more information about the dance in | the week to come, _ SEE TUBSDAY'S HOCKEY SCORE PAGE 7 | | dt: