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L SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN SHOOT HELD BY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION The Terrace Bay Hockey Association held a very successful chicken Shoot. on November 7th and 8th, There were 36 chickens given as prizes, These prizes include individual winners and the team winners. The neh rne people got the birds: Thorpe 2 J. MacDonald. - 2 B, Marsh - 1 Berndtsson merge ai J. Desaulniers - 1 R, Wallwin - 1 J.« Adamo -~ 1 J, Kennedy ian at R. Downey - 1 Autiman wee ted: G. Black sic oT. Olsen - 2 Ad's Clancy - 2 Vachon (oa eae L. Waghorn - & Rochon eo C. Partington - 1 RR, LeBlanc - 1 S. Boyd - 1 M,. McCausland - 1 Mc Adam >» o2)° 5B. Henry - 2 There were four team entries, The winner was the Pulp Dept. team and the five members each won a chicken, T,. Olsen, J. MacDonald, D. Whitly, E. Henry, D. Lumbers, Lionel Waghorn was the big winner with 4 birds. So its "chicken every Sunday" for Mr, and Mrs. Waghorn for a few weeks. The Hockey Association appreciate very much the turn out for this event. All pro- ceeds from the shoot of course, are for hockey in Terrace Bay, The Association ap- preciate the help given by the Army, by Jack Little who got the birds for us whole- sale, and to anyone who helped in any way. Our appreciation too to Joe Adamo who so capably ran the "shoot", Joe and Clem have some more eis. ence in this week's News in connection with the gala Hard Times Dance on November 27th, Tickets are on sale now, each. How about getting yours now, You don't have to be at the dance to have a chance &% winning the Sunbeam Mixmaster, So for a buck you can come to the dance and have fun -- or sit at home until the Mix- master is delivered to you, o-0-0 SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING A meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Terrace Bay Separate School will be held in the Separate School on Tuesday, November 17th, 1953 at 7:30 p.m. : C. Boudreau, ~ Secretary~Treasurer. o-0-0 Tickets are a $1.00 Page 6 FIRE PREVENTION This is what can happen when fire is used carelessly and gets out of control. FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN N.S. TENEMENT Five children in one family were burned to death today at Alderpoint, near here, when an ll-year-old boy poured gasoline into a* >. stove after he thought the fire was out, The Mother, krs, Oliver Reshore, and a daughter, Carlotta, 11, escaped by leaping from a second-storey window. The boy, ll-year-old Cameron, twin of the sur- viving daughter, also escaped the fire, The father, Oliver Reshore, a coal miner, was at work when the blaze broke out about 7 GoM, Another family in the two-family frame dwelling, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Deveavx and their three children, also escaped the fire, which razed the house and destroyed and automobile outside. Found burned beyond recognition in "the second-storey bedrooms were the bodies - of five Reshore children; Mary, 13, Georg- ette, six Alden, five, Frederick, two, and a six-month-old infant. . FIREMEN HELPLESS . _ Chief L. J. Jessome of the Sydney Mines volunteer fire department, six miles from the Reshore home, said his brigade was on the scene in 10 minutes but "the fire was going so strong we couldn't have done anything if we'd had an unlimited supply of water, Chief Jessome said Reshore told him he had gone to work and that the ll-year-old boy had awakened and had gone downstairs. Thinking the fire was out, he had thrown gasoline into the stove. The blaze caught hold so rapidly that a neighbor who drove by almost immediately afterward said all four walls seemed to catch spontaneously. o-0-0 MOOSE SEASON OPENS NOVEMBER 20 ' For license see Jim Palmer, Department of Lands and Forests at Pays Platt. 0-0-0 LOST One matching belt to royal blue station wagon coat, . Finder please return to Cathy Cavanaugh, House 204, phone 412, Subee