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June 1; 1961 wo ep ee Town Topics (Cont'd from Page 2) Children's Aid Society will be down, All Parish members and friends are cordially in- vited to attend, Mr. Dawson will give a general talk on Children's Aid and a discus- sion period will follow. by the Catholic Women's League after the dis- cussion period, HOCKEY BANQUET AND DANCE HELD Terrace Day Superiors wound up their great- est season in the North Shore Hockey League with a banquet at the Terrace Day Motor Hotel and a dance at the Moose Hall Friday evening, May 26, Speakers during the banquet were high in their praise to the players, both for the hockey ability exhibited and the impressions left with the fans during the finals at Lacombe, Alberta, Master of Ceremonies, Dr, John Whiteside, Governor to the North Shore Hockey League, expressed his personal pleas- ure for his association with the Superiors during his years in Terrace Day, and introd- uced the head table guests, The chief award on the program to the players for the evening, the Most Valuable Player elected by his team-mates for the past season went to Cy Brassard, Captain of the Terrace Day Superiors, Presenting the Ray Simoneau Memorial Trophy, donated by Gooder- ham and Worts, was Jack Thomas the newly elected president of the North Shore Hockey League. Reeve John Ferrier reflected how thrilled the people of this town had been as they followed the players through the season; the excitement running to a new high when ardent Superior fans found themselves rooting enthusiastically for pickups Al Lanteigne of the Mercuries and Jorgie Jorgenson of the Royals. The Team spirit displayed this year, was the same brand of team spirit that decided the playoffs in the National League, With all the trophies already offered, Reeve Ferrier felt there was still a very important one missing, and one in which he would like to see the C.A.H.A. take an interest - an award or trophy t> the team who had contrib- uted most to the advancement of hockey in Ontario, If there was such an award: he would immediately write a letter nominating the Terrace Bay Superiors. Councillor Des Evans-Smith, also personal- ly offering his congratulations to the team members had the pleasure of presenting a gift from the people of Terrace Bay in the form of a blazer showing the crest of Terrace Baye This was the first time the crest had been awarded and most fitting it should go to the 1960-61 Superiors, Dave Whalen, the playing Coach of the Superiors expressed the thanks of each member of the team for their gifts, Another token of appreciation had been intended from the Rec-~ reation Association, but unfortunately had been delayed. A letter was read from the Association to Team Manager Denny Hayes stating such a token would be forthcoming, Joe Adamo, President of the Superiors for the past season, thanked everyone individ- ually for the parts they effectively took in keeping the Club financially secure, and in the fine show of harmony within the Club, A presentation by the Superiors surprised Dr, John Whiteside who leaves shortly to further studies in Toronto. Presenting a TERRACE BAY NEWS Jackpot ! Lunch will be served $50.09 bingo NE q Schreiber - 'TWENTY $5.00 PRIZES SPONSORED BY. THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE TICKETS $100 travelling bag with the team!s best wishes and gratitude was Cy Brassard. Dr. Whiteside felt one of his greatest pleasures in living here had been his association and travels with the team, Joan Lundberg was down from Heron Bay for the weekend with her family, Mr. and Mrs, Sax Lundberg, Mrs, Dan Kenney has returned home froma Port Arthur with her infant daughter Lisa Anne who arrived on May 9, Mrs, Mary Duguid of Port Arthur is visiting with Mr, and'Mrs, Alex Sinkins this week. Mrs, Tina Young has returned home from the Lakehead where she was a patient at St,Josephs Hospital, | Mr, A.V. McCallum of Port Arthur was a -guest of his daughter and family, Mrs, Betty Ollen-Dittle during the past week. Detty's sister and brother-in-law, F/O and Mrs. D.L. Quirk of Ottawa were also visitors this month, The Degree Team from the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 1752 comprised of George Dakin, Cam MacDonald, Ed Belliveau, John Mikus, Murray Dorman, Joe Dejonghe and Gordon Calder travelled to Sault Ste Marie over the weekend for initiation of members into the Soo Lodge, TENNIS CLINIC Arrangements have again been made with the Canadian..Junior Lawn Tennis Association for a one-day Instructional Clinic in Terrace Bay. Mr, George Mansfield, professional at the Toronto Granite Club and one of Canada's foremost instructors returns to handle the classes for Juniors, Seniors and Instructors. Date.for the Clinic has been set for late June, Further details will appear in the "News" next week. BE SURE TO ATTEND THE TENNIS CLUB MEETING AT 1 P.M, SUNDAY IN THE REC. CENTRE, SMALL ROOM, MINOR DASEDALL All leagues in Minor Daseball entered the 3rd week of play with all teams showing great interest and: some very sound baseball. Lack of coaches has proved a drawback, but has not affected the enthusiasm or turnouts, Those handling the teams have pitched in to fill the coaching gaps and the results have proven very satisfactory. High School students have volunteered to round out the coaching corps and the coaching staff now stands as follows, according to leagues listed: International League (5-7 years) - Tues. and ' Thurs, at 4,30 - Rec, Staff, ontid