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Page 4 « SCHOOL BOARD (Cont'd from page |) are dismissed from school. Later that evening Board members met with the Public School Inspector, Mr. R.Steele, when matters of mutual interest were discussed. SENIOR HOCKEY GAME SUNDAY There is a possibility that th ere will be a game here Sunday in the Terrace Bay Arena at |.30 p.m., when the Marathon Mercuries will meet the Red Rock team in their best out of seven Semi-Final Series. Watch the bulletin boards at the Recreation Centre and the Arena for further information on this game. THE NEWS NEED $50 TIC, PAYDAY? It costs only 23c to rent $50 for one week from Crescent. RENT money? Sure -- it's the modern way. Just phone, write or walk into any Cres- cent office and tell the Man- ager you want to rent some money. We respect our cus- tomers and their reasons for wanting money, so there's no red tape, yest a simple credit requirement EXAMPLE AMOUNTS MONTHLY AMOUNT TERM PAYMENT $10.00 24.00 36.00 014, 42.00 2,016.00 77.00 Larger amounts up to $3,000 (or more) also available. Canada's Most Considerate Finance Company CRESCENT FINANCE "Canada's most considerate Finance Company" E.J.Chateauvert, Manager - February 25, 1965 NO) Eel: GE All owners of dogs are required by By- Law No.129A to procure dog tags by March Ist each year. These tags are now available in the Municipal Office for 1965. Penalties are provided for any infrac- tion of this By-Law. W.F.. Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer, The Township of Terrace Bay. N OP Ct TONY, of the Plaza Beauty & Barber Shop, will be in Terrace Bay on Mar. 10th and IIth. For appointments call 3855. Imperial Motel The Terrace Bay Nurses will meet at the Community Church at 8.30 P.M., on Thursday, February 25th. A film will be shown on "Emergency Care of the Injured." All nurses are cordially in- vited to attend. LEGION EXECUTIVE MEETS President Mrs.Lorette Solly was hostess for an exe- cutive meeting at her home of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, on Thursday evening, with an attendance of ten ladies. Prescriptions Plans were finalized for the Mixed Fun Bonspiel at the Curling Club on February 27, with a social to follow at the Legion Hall. Lunch will be served and members and guests are welcome to this event. Winners of the home bingo were announced as Mesdames H.Solly and A. Boutilier. There will be a general meeting on the 29th with Mesdames T.MclInnes, K.Johnson, C.Bougie and C.Marcella to serve on the lunch committee. Have you a girl, eight years of age or over, who would like to be a Brownie? Registrations are being accepted by Mrs.lrene Kettle, telephone 3526. All teenagers and their parents are urged to be pre- sent when the Ladies Auxiliary will conduct a panel discussion, Monday evening, March Ist at 8.15 sharp in the Community Church. Dr.R.Uzicanin, Constable P.Cuff, Rev.T.G.Husser and Mr.J.Terpstra will be guest speakers and the panel will deal with all phases of teenage problems. Questions will be invited. - Phone 825-3286 MINOR HOCKEY NEWS (By E. Kettle) In Pee-Wee House League Playoffs on Saturday the oa eliminated the Canadians by defeating them - | in a close game. Hermes and Galvin scored for Hawks with Papousek blinking the light for the Canadians. In the other game the Bruins defeated the League Champion Leafs by a score of 4- 2. D.Matuszak led the Bruins with two goals while singles went to Ojavee and Slattery. Papineau and Gaudet scored for the Leafs. WAGHORN'S PHARMACY LTD. & DIAL 825-3666 -- TERRACE BAY, ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS sau nips FOERT -- ON ceagsncs CAMERAS & SUPPLIES -- BABY NEEDS GUIDE ASSOCIATION MEETS The February meeting of the Local Association to Guides and Brownies was held Monday evening uf the home of Mrs.Hazel Lang. Mrs. Shirley Mikus, chair. man, opened the meeting and welcomed those pre- sent. Mrs. Betty Turner recorded and, in the absence of the Treasurer, Mrs.Helen Brooks gave the financial statement, Reports were heard from convenors pre- sent with the chairman requesting all Convenors to submit reports if absent. Badge Secretary Mrs.Marg Simmer reported nine tests passed and one Golden Hand. Ways and Means convenor Mrs. Hilda Hiebert thanked all who so willingly contributed to the Valentine Tea and Cake Walk. Tentative plans were made for the Easter Bake Sale on April |7th. Presentation of a Guide cup and saucer was made to Mrs.Lois Downey and a Brownie cup and saucer to Mrs.Gladys Sitch by Mrs.Mikus, for over five years service in Guiding in Terrace Bay. A letter from the Polly Lake Camp Committee sought suggestions with regard to improvements at their camp. The Brownies Banquet, (Cont'd page 5)