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Aprit 7, 1966 'ame Lea TEEN RN TTT | MONSTER BINGO | SCHREIBER. TOWN HALL ~~ ~ ~ APRIL 29TH - $100 JACKPOT PRIZE - | = ALL CASH PRIZES. - 3 i 3. thy EXTRA CARDS 1254 INAID' oF' LE ONS | onniumownnren cOMMUNE'TY CHURCH AUXILIARY Cont'd from 2 Pg8 to bring their portablo sowing mathines for this work. Mrs, Harris aces ye the necessary materials. ..., nm Mrs. Brooks read a on oe 'autitio; 'on the, ' use of ends of wool in Korea, Anyone having left over wool may donate it for shipment for this worthwhile work, Mrs, Ursula Wills and Mrs. Marge 'Anderson served a lovely luncheon at the clése 6f the neotings ARENA LOSING The arena will officially close 'on ioe April lOth, after the Figure Skating 'Tests, Last Public Skating sessions.for this. year will bes Wednesday - 2,30-5.30'& "7500 +'°9.00 Friday' - 4,00 ~ 5.30 - Saturday - 2,00 ~ 5.00 & 7.00 ~ 9.00 Roller Skating will commence as soon. as the ice is out and the floor prepared, LOST AND FOUND Lost and found articles not picked up fro the Recreation Office by April 15th will be shipped to a Lakehead Charity. Many of these pieces of clothing, footwear, ctc. have been with usifor & Long: ¢ime-and if appe ars that no one cares, to' clain' theme On April isth, they'll be gonet! _ The meeting of Thursday, March 31, aie at 6.30 with twenty boys -and four leaders present, The Buffalo Patrol formed the,, , colour party, After signalling drill, the, .., boys had a soccer tournament with the Eagles emerging as champs, During pétrol corners . the Scouts passed-numerous tests in an attempt to gain points in the, rece, for the, honour pennant. The Skip calléd 'us into,a" _ horséshée, the colour 'party' lowered the -- colours, and-after-e few moments of silent prayer, we were dismissed, (Contributed by Jim ere SCOUT NEWS - FALCON FO The meeting of Friday, April ist; commenced at 6.35 with the Lion Patrol foym- ing the colour party. ( TERRACE BAY, NEWS 'Inspection was held in patrol corners and Cont'd next column) _ } Page 9 --_ following was a test to determine which patrol knew their, trees the best. At patrol corners ideas were: eae Concerning the Scout Banguct. oe & lively game of Spud' Was Played after which the second of.the 'scrics of talks on Camp Life was given,' The meeting ended ab 8.30with the "tod | Patrol Lowering: the flag and. "the, a Patrol recei Lt s 2 (Subaiittod, by 'Scott edo), DOBTGESTERN oR YOUTH cons pay alst - 'Ath eariict the Lupkas: of the "1960. Northwestern Ontarid 'Youth. Conference being. held.this year in Marathon. Over. 300 _obeenage delegates, accompanied by their adult counsellors, from communities between White River on the cast and Winnipeg on. the west, Will be in attendance, This Conference is now recognized as the . largest and most important: ofits kind in | North America, It is planned, sponsored and run by 'the' teenagers thomsclves with very, little help from the adult 'counsellors , oxcept for guidarice."" "Tt "Has become a real tribute to the ability of the" kids of North+ western Ontario. This Conference is mt a social gathering. True, there are social, aspects, such as the Teen Queen Contest, the Dance Contest and the Variety Progratine , but these are second= ary events. Majority.of the time is taken (Cont'd on Pg. 11) pos ihe Ta YS A MTP HAVE YOuR™ SRugs Mattresses Upholstery | Dry Cleanéd = ~ Jireproofed in your home NO MESS" 'NO"FUSS" FAST... SERVICE FREE ST ETS PHONE: N 0 we FOR" SERVICE 2945 yA 'Doriney Enterprise ARE LDCR RES Te ui HAART TSE 3