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JANUARY 717, TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 Ml Ternace BAY NEWS Ji) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Printing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay, Ontario. OFFICE HOURS - 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday to Friday DEALINE - for all advertisements and news material is NOON MONDAY for Publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE - $4.00 per year (local) $5.00 per year (out of town) PUBLISHERS FRANCIS AND DEBORAH HELMINK Second Class Mail Registration Number 0867 Home for the Aged - cont'd ...... The Hotel was opened in the fall of I948, and it's first manager was Gordon Bird. He was followed by John MacDon- ald, Neil Cornthwaite and Dan Rafalant. Mrs. Isabelle Phillips was the first housekeeper and had a hand in setting up the rooms, and kept them in good or- der until her retirement a couple of years ago. In the first year of operation, the hotel was home to nurses in the hospi- tal, teachers, Kimberly-Clark mill personnel and visiting management repre sentatives from Neenah, Wisc. Frank Strutt, the first Clerk- Treasurer of the Improvement District of Terrace Bay, was the hotel's first permanent guest, along with Frank Madden, who was employed at the bank. Mrs. Gerry Miller was the first Dining Room Hostess. Mrs. Russ Stevens (Hermine) who followed Mrs. Miller in that post, had the honour of present- ing Mr. Strutt with a complimentary cocktail, the first drink to be served in the dining room, mixed by Johnny Morstead, the new Bartender. Until then, there had been no cocktail bar in the hotel. Mrs. Mina Mahoney has been the Dining Room Hostess in the Hotel for more than 20 years. The early list of permanent resi- dents is too numerous to mention here, but many have made their homes here, and have a host of memories of those "good old days". The first wedding to be held in the Hotel and catered to by the staff was that of Dorothy (nee Daniels) and Murdo Campbell, who reside now in Toronto. So we bid a fond farewell to the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel with all it's memories, and say hello to the future residents of the Senior Citizens Home. The people of Terrace Bay bid you °* welcome. LEGION BOWLING Standings to Jan. I2/73 - Irish Regiment -43; Spitfires -36; Bombar- dies -32%; Cameron Highlanders -25%; Corvettes -19. Due to the cancellation of bowling Jan. 5, the Irish Regiment has only had one bye; all the other teams have had two." Ladies High Average-Dot Coupal 2I3 followed by A. Daley with 209. Mens High Average-Paul Coupal 2I3 one point ahead of Bill Moon Sr. with a 212. Jim St. Louis rolled the high single 327 and high triple 762. Con- gratulations Jim, three years in a row a member of the 300 club. Bill Moon bowled his second 700 series this year with games of 243, 206, and 264 for 7I3. Howie Cooke had a 743 triple recently with games of 256, 247 and 240, X. Daley was close with a 69I including a 2I6, 245 and 230. : The Bombardiers have the high game scratch I074 - with hdcp, Corvettes I146. High series scratch Bombardiers 3022 w/hdcp. 3202. Ladies High Single Dot Coupal 265; w/hdcp B. St. Louis 3I5. Ladies High Triple Dot Coupal 697; w/hdcp. Paulette Coupal 872. Mens High Single J. St. Louis 327; w/hdcp. J. St. Louis 369. Mens High Triple J. St. Louis 762; w/hdcp. J. St. Louis 888. Two 300 Club Members - J. 327 and B. Moon 326. St. louis WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEETING Chapter Night meeting of the Women of the Moose was held recently with Child Care chairman, Marjorie Good- murphy being in charge of the program. Enrollment took place welcoming new member Myrna McCuaig into the de- fending circle. fenior Regent, Sadie Benko presided at the meeting, Recorder Stella Sadow- ick read the minutes of the last meet- cont'd page 4