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_Janvary 12, 1961 A TERRACE BAY'S FIRST BABY ARRIVES JANUARY 4TH, The first baby born in the year 1961 arri- ved on January 4th - a son, born to Mr, & Mrs, Frank Sechesky. The parents will be entertained by the Kiwanis Club at a dinner and gifts will be presented by the various merchants in Town, Congratulations} KIWANIS CLUB OFFICERS INSTALLED At a dinner meeting of the Kiwanis Club ' held at Hotel Terrace on Tuesday, January 3rd, officers were installed for 1961. Lte, Governor, Roy Gunn of the Port Arthur - Fort William Club was in charge of the in- stallation and was assisted by Bob Steel and Frank .Williams, also of the Pt.Arthur - Ft William Club, Samuel Boyd Sr, was installed as President over ane en aremeen Cermpemme tones sane tenes ati sf geese apy se NEL Le ee ted and the following directors were also inducted: Norman Kelly, Brian McDonald, John Whiteside, Jack Little, William Colborne, Ray Kenney and Thor Olsen, Vice President, Monty Paget, out of town for the installation service, will be installed at the next Kiwanis meeting by the Past Li¢eutenant Governor, Ernie Rowson, ; Two Year perfect Attendance pins were pre- ' sented to Past President Ralph Lindberg and ( the President Samuel Boyd Sr, by loy Gunn, The Past Lieutenant Governor of the Ki- : wanis Club of Terrace Bay Incorporated, i Ernie Rowson, presented the L. .utenant , Governor's banner to Roy Gunn to be trans- ; ferred to the Port Arthur-Fort William Club (setpcenenemammitie _ LADIES AUXILIARY AFTERNOON GROUP. MEET The afternoon group of the Ladies Auxil- ' iary-met on Monday in the Church Hall, The ' meeting was preceded by a Pot Luck Luncheon ' convened by Mrs. George Maitland and Mrs, : A, Farrow, assisted by Mrs. R,Wills, Following luncheon reports were read of | the past year's activities, Election of ' officers was conducted with Mrs.McCausland . assuming the chairmanship for the coming | year and Mrs, O.Mason will be Secretary- : Treasurer. It was decided to change the meeting to the third Monday of every month, The next meeting will be held on February 20th, 'aed agiemetplt rennet Aetiedgectlts ARN AE Toda te Eocene escent | TERRACE BAY PEEWEE ALLSTARS DEFEAT MARATHON : PEEWEE ALLSTARS 3 - 2 On Saturday, January 7th the local Allstars defeated Marathon 3 to 2, At the end of the first period Marathon was ahead 1 to 0. They were 'ahead 2 to 1 at the end of the second period. Bobby Coates tallied for the locals, } in the last frame Coates again was the big man, He got the equalizer and also triggered the winner, There were only two penalties handed out in a clean and well officiated contest, BADMINTON CLUB_NOTES All Badminton players are requested to attend on Wednesday evening, January 18th when consideration will be given to holding ' a social evening at some future date, |. | pee fen tna ee ens Nla a | } 2 = par | & a _ 2 e = = o g > = @ ea z G2 TL a ee Seten t snennte nguee steno atten oom seo met in the basement chapel of the Eickmeier residence and elected officers for the ---- TERRACE BAY NE of the Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay Incorpora-. {>> coming year, W,A.Wainikka was elected Pres- j EN Noe etn Liem maps ip ee GME Sg PEE LS ga: Sh Te Se a { i { | j Pt INET | { ! { I <avt foe CE NET, Digi ye yhgianealieee mane Nak. oF capa NS Seether as aba cie, PaCS, ce beta MD set | | ident - Trustees are W. Niemi and F.A,. Eickmeier and F,G,.Eickmeier is Secretary- | Treasurer, Members agreed to establish a building | fund and special envelopes or folders will be used to get it underway. | Finances of the Sunday School were examined and audited by the Trustees, The meeting was brought to a close with a prayer by the Vicar, Rev.Davis. CANADIAN STAMP NAMED "PEST OF YEAR" (Canada Post Office News Release) A Canadian postage stamp, issued last May 19 to commemorate the famous stand of Dollard Des Ormeaux and his companions at the Long Sault, has been named "best of the year" by an outstanding British philatelic authority, it was revealed today by. the Hon.William Hamilton, Postmaster General. The blue and brown Des Ormeaux stamp, which pictures a profile of the gallant French leader against a background battle scene, won first place in the 1960 "Ten Best" list of the Stamp Collector's Annual. Selections are made yearly from among the thousand or more stanps issued by all countries. The award- | winners are chosen by L.,E,Scott, a noted English philatelic writer. The Dollard stamp was designed by Philip Weise, a native of Quebec who now lives in Ottawa. Another stamp designed by Mr.Weiss won a place on the "Ten, Best" list for 1959, Mr.Scott referred to the Des Ormeaux stamp as a little masterpiece, The Postmaster General pointed out that another stamp, marking the centennial gf the birth of the Indian poetess, E.Pauline John- son, woald be issued early in 1961 and would honour the tremendous contribution of Canada's Indians to the development of the nation, ENTERTAINING READING ; Lately we've been highly entertained by reading through, of all things, an old cook book titled Mrs.Beeton's Cookery. A search reveals no publication date but the price of the book was one shilling and the publisher was Ward Lock & Company, Eng- land. There are advertisements in the book:-- for instance, there's the one "Cockerells Coals for Comfort - coal merchants to His Majesty the King, Another invites those interested to "Ask your ironmonger for a Champion Mangle--it's the best, (Cont'd P.11) |