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his TR i a) ae pag Page 10 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF COUNCIL FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY FOR THE YEARS 1967 AND 1968. POLLS WILL BE OPENED IN THE OLD CURLING LOUNGE IN THE RECREATION CENTRE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE B AY ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1966, AND WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 O'CLOCK A.M. UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK P. M., AND NO LONGER. NOTICE TO VOTERS' By -Law No.133 of The Township of Terrace Bay reads as follows: "No person whose name appears on the Defaulter's List, provided for by Section 104 of the Municipal Act, shall be entitled to vote at a Municipal Election in respect of real property unless at the time of tendering his vote he produces and leaves with the Deputy Returning Officer a certificate from the Treasurer or Collector showing that the taxes in respect of which the default was made have since been paid." ; W.HANLEY ,Clerk-Treasurer, Returning Officer, Township of Terrace Bay. NOTICE TO ALL SKI FANS - by W.LeMay "The terrace Bay Ski Club will be in operation | very soon - just as soon as the white fluffy stuff is here to stay. The tow is operational how and man y new improvements have been made to the hills. Many thanks to all those who participated in the hard labour to improve the hill. A special vote of gratitude is due to Jack Moore for his expert efforts and capable direction. The Ski Club rates for this year are - $10. fora family membership - $8. for a senior membership - $5. for a junior membership (any student). The Executive for this year is as follows - President - John Shivas, Treasurer - Mel Nicol, Secretary - Bill LeMay, Advisory - Jack Moore, Advisory - Bill McGraw, Advisory - Charlie Wise. Any persons interested in taking up the sport are invited to contact any one of the above persons for TERRACE BAY NEWS November 24, 196 further details. All snow toboggan owners are asked to keep their machines off the hill as it creates a hazard to skiers. See you on the slopes. RECREATION BRIEFS - by Buck TERRACE BAY MIDGETS WIN OPENER - In the first game of the season, Terrace Bay Midgets, upset Manitouwadge by an 8-4 score. Larry Sitko paced the} attack for Terrace Bay with four goals. Joe Papineau counted two goals and singles went to Paul Papousek and Gordon Phillips. 'Scoring for Manitouwadge were D.Godin with two and single markers from R.McLeod and J.Murphy. Referee F .Sechesky called a total of seven minor penalties. Begin in the Manitouwadge net made 32 saves while B.Moores in the Terrace Bay net made 23 saves. This was the first game for the Terrace Bay Midgets and a day before the game had only been on the ice for one hour, this is a good indication of the calibre of players we have in this category. FIGURE SKATING - Registration for Figure Skating on Saturday, Nov.26 in the Recreation Centre Lounge between the hours of 2.00 - 4.00 p.m. Forms will be distributed early this week for registration. Please complete the form and return on Saturday during registration time. BALLET REGISTRATION - Ballet. classes will commence on Sunday, Nov.27 at 2.00 p.m. in the large meeting room. All other classes will be held on Saturday afternoon. We still have openings for girls who are interested in Ballet or Tap dancing lessons. You may register on Sunday, Nov.27. We cordially invite the mothers to attend the first introductory class. ANN UAL KIMBERLY-CLARK CHRISTMAS PARTY - Mill Manager, J.Ferrier, has announced that Kimberly-Clark will hold the annual Christmas party on Saturday, December 17. The programme will be similar to that of last year with a few added features. Migeee FE EID BOWLING. Ladies Hi-Single - L.Fadden, 358; Hi-Triple - E. Boutilier - 725. Men's Hi-Single - J.Figliomeni - 301; Hi-Triple - B.Moon, Sr. - 796. Top Team - Speedballs. Hi-Average Men - B.Moon,Sr. - 238 Hi-Average Women - E. Boutilier - 207