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(ATTENTION. EVERYONE [ 'THE "BOY SCOUTS.& CUBS: OF | TERRACE BAY ARE ON A.FUND. RAISING CAMPAIGN TO HELP TROOP & PACK rng en BOTTLE DRIVE-MAY:19:1962° to ¢¢ FOLLOWED BY A SALE OF CAR REFLECTION TAPE ANO HOUSE NUMERALS. $O LIKE A SCOUT OR GUB "PLEASE" 3 "BE PREPA ro COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from Page 1 Councillor Wellings suggested the Town | seek permission from the Department of High- ways immediately to widen the Millroad en- trance and to place a light at this spot, He further questioned Council on the problem of getting proper sewage into some of the new lots; this subject to be investigated further, Councillor Valiquette arranged for a meeting with the Police and Fire Committees for Friday at 6,45 P,M, Councillor Fraser made suggestions for improvement in handling the Fire Department, Reeve Heenan remarked on the Town Speed Limit sign which had not been moved east of the Texaco station as decided upon last fall, Secretary Strutt agreed to investigate, ene a renee re | ROLLER SKATING (Continued from Page 1 stereophonic tape recorder has been installed so that we can bring you the best in music, with numbers for the young and old alike. Skating will be held EVERY Thursday night from 7-10 P.M, until the end of September, During July and August, skating sessions will also be held on Sunday evenings from 8-10 PM, LET9S ALL GET OUT TO TAKE PART IN THIS HEALTHY,- ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY, MAKE IT Ful FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY, ; CURLING (Continued from Page 10) it had been in existance, Mrs. Bouchard's final presentation of the evening was to call upon J, Beddard to accept from the Ladies Club, a cheque in the amount of $1,000, which, together with other fur- nishings this year, totaled $1446 for the past year. Mr, Beddard, in thanking Mrs. Bouchard felt it indicative of the close co-operation between the two Clubs, , Beginning the Trophy presentations to the Men'ts Club, Mr, .D. Evans-Smith took pleasure in presenting the Imperial Bank Tropliy to Club Champions H, Hamilton and his rink of . J, Benko, D, Tees and D, Kenney, Runners-up to the Club Championship was the L. Duquette rink who also received their awards from Mr, Evans-Smith, Lou's rink was made up of Butch Bouchard, D,. Kenney and R, Gavin, The Hiram Walker Trophy, awarded to the winners of A Division Curling was presented ~- by S, Duthie to K, Johnson a first year skip, with H, Duriez, N, Hubelit and R, Taylor. Runners-up were the Hamilton rink, N. Barrington made the presentation to ' C, Wood skip, B, Hayes, T, Delaronde and D,° | Blot of the Carling Trophy for 4 Divisj | | | FUNDS. to'start off WE ARE HAVING eke LAN TJ | | ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - Runners-up were J, Beddard with A, Reynolds, E, Wood and A, Fraser, C Division winners received the Northern Builders Trophy, presented by L. Duquette to winner J, Clancy, J, Kelty, D. Moore and J. Phillips. Runners-up of this Division was C, Koski and his rink of G, Riley, V. Walsh and H, Kessler, : Mr, J, Ferrier, on behalf of Kimberly- | Clark Corporation made presentation of the \ Longlac Trophy explaining though the Company's | name had been changed, the Trophy would be retained under it's original name, This trophy | presente] to the winners of. the annual Mixed Bonspicl went to T, Olsen and his rink of D, Clancy, H. and Stella Gusul. Runners-up were L. Crockford, M, Hales, D,. Knight and J, Megraw, The President of the Jim Clancy, said it was to such a healthy Club, Jim then introduced his executive: Ist Vice Pres, A, Reynolds, 2nd Vice Pres."T, Olsen, Sec, J. Lang, Treas, D, Evans-Smith, Directors J, MacDonald, L. Crockford, J, Chapman, J, Butler and E£, Ments Curling Club, an honor to be elected Pineault, Trustees N, West and D, Knight. The program concluded with some interesting colored slides of the construction of the new Club rooms, taken and shown by J, Beddard, Dancing to music by the Twilighters, com- pleted the annual Windup. COMMUNITY CHURCH BUILDING COMM. PLAN MEETING The Building Committee of the Terrace Bay Community Church plan to hold'a general con- gregational meeting on Monday, May 28th at 8 P.M. in the Church Hall. At that time plans and financial proposals will be presented for congregational approval. - The Big thing at Branch 223 these days is the summer Fish Derby, All members and their '| immediate family may take part and as there are many ardent fishermen in the Branch, maybe the sige if the fish will equal the stories accompanying.them, For May the specie is speckled: trout, for June Lake trout, for July pickerel, and for August pike, The Caccamo and Costa Stores have very kindly consented to be official weigh centres and weight slips received from them must be turned in to Com- rade Jim Clancy, There will be a prize each month and at a Stag to be held in October, the Grand Prize awarded, This prize will be | for the fish coming (Continued on' Page 13) eeepc eC CLL ALT LC LLL OL LAL LL c