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Page 14 RECREATION BRIEFS (Continued from Page 12) touring group known as the Vandergrift Brothers from Alabama to put on a show in Terrace Bay, on October 30th. These entertainers put on a three hour show consisting of folk and western music, juggling act, and magician acts. Watch for further announcements in the paper. This weekend Teen Club is off on a excursio to the Lakehead. A 45 passenger bus has been chartered to transport Terrace Bay Teen Club to the Lakehead on Saturday. The itinerary calls for 1 hour appearance on the Dick Wilson Show at 12:00 noon. Dancing at the Fourth Dimension, shopping and a movie to end the day's programme, WINNERS AT THE CASH - 0 -- BINGO Winners at the Cash - 0 --- Bingo were: Mrs. R.J. Weaver, Schreiber, $25.00; Mrs. J. Matush Terrace Bay , $15.00; Mrs. Ed. Bortuski, Sch. Mrs. Bill Fadden, Sch. Suzanne LeMay - $16.50 each; Mary Battershill, Terrace Bay - $15.00; Mrs. Phillips, Terrace Bay $50.00;Mrs. K. Thomas, Terrace ,Bay, $15.00; Fred Anderson, Terrace Bay $75.00 ; Mrs. Fay Vienneau, Mrs. Yvonne Vienneau, Terrace Bay , $7.50 each; Mrs. Paget, Terrace Bay, $25.00; Mrs. Floyd Liebrock, Mrs. Charlotte Scheuchenpflug, Terrace Bay , $15.00; Mrs. Matush, £.G. Lang $50.00 each; Mrs. Dorman , Terrace Bay $25.00; Mrs. B. O'Neil, Schreiber, $25.00; Bob Camp- bell, Mrs. B. Turner, Schreiber, $250.00 each. The winner of the $200.00 door prize was Mrs. D. Marshall, Schreiber. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS (by Linda tales) During the past few years we have seen our school library change from a small shelf of reference books to many shelves offering a wide variety of reading material. For the studious person we have books on Maths, Science, Languages, Geography and Biography. For the student who reads for pleasure there is the ever popular mysteries, romances, adventures, humour and other fictional stories. Our reference books serve as a great help for essay material. We also have a large number of magazines. These are not permitted to leave the school. However they help to fill in the last five minutes in room six and provide general information. Any student wishing to obtain a library book from the school may do so any week day after 3:30 P.M. From the public library, books can be obtained on Monday and Wednesday afternoons 2:00 to 4:30 P.M. and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. We should all budget our free time to allow a good reading programme both for pleasure and information. MAN OR WEAPONS (by Elaine Shynkaryk) I wish I could give the reason why, Vast amounts of money are spent, On objects used for nuclear arms, With poverty receiving hardly a cent. Governments bragging of their inventions Without an idea of the poverty stricken nations What will become of their nuclear weapons THE NEWS October 14, 1965 MAN OR WEAPONS (Continued) If all that remains is a low population ? What use are the weapons, As long as there's peace, While children are dying, And the race is decreased ? What is much more important t¢6 countries abroad Man's health or his earthly creations ? If they would just once stop and think, What will become of their own great nation !? HIGH SCHOOL NEWS (by Linda Lawrence) For the past week, the Student's Council has been kept busy preparing for the event all new comers to High School secretly look for- ward to. The date for student initiation has been set for Friday the 15th. All grade nine students are to be dressed in a costume as said by Council and a parade will take place that afternoon. During the school week any grade niner may be asked to carry the books of an older student, in the morning and after 3:20 only. That night an initiation dance is to be held in their honour and to which each grade nine student must be present. So lets see everyone out. I would like to congratulate Buck and all members of Terrace Bay Teen Town for a job well done on their Cash - 0 - Bingo. Also a thank you to the good people of Schreiber for coming out in such a fine number to help support our teens. Without you this would not have gone over as so many Terrace Bay people predicted. A Terrace Bay Teenagers Mother | WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEET Women of the Moose had their Chapter Night Wednesday in the Terrace Bay Moose Home. Senior Regent Marjorie Dejonghe chaired the meeting and Recorder Barbara Dejonghe read the minutes and correspondence, Graduate Regent Ann Didura also read a letter she received informing her she would receive her Green Cap at the Ottawa Conference. Marion Redi and her Mooseheart Committee were in charge of the luncheon and program on the Christmas in October theme, Two delight- ful games were enjoyed and a raffle was won by Lorraine Huard. The meeting adjourned to meet again October 20th. AFTERNOON _L. A. MEETS The Afternoon Branch of the Ladies Auxilia will hold their October meeting on Monday the 18th, at 1:45 in the Terrace Bay Community Church, They plan to pack used appliances and clothing for repairs to the Crippled Civilians in Toronto and also count and send Canada Packers labels. Anyone with items for either of these projects may have them picked up by calling Kay Graham or Lil Harris. All ladies are cordially invited to attend. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Murdo Campbell of Don Mills, former residents of Terrace Bay are the proud parents of a baby boy, born on September 19th. Mr, and Mrs. Clem LeMay of Terrace Bay have just received word from the Department of Continued on Page 16)