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- January 26, 1961 TERRACE TERRACE, BAY 'NaWS ; Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Published weekly each Thursday, Circulation covers Terrace Bay, Schreiber and District, News deadline for advertisements is NOON #ACH MONDAY, other items Tuesday Noon,' Office Classified ads - Minimum charge 50¢ (20 words and under) - Cards of Thanks - minimum charge $1.00 (30 words and under), | Subscription rates (mail) for the News are | local - $2.00 per year and outside points i 52.50 per year. i | TOR ED@CTROLUX CLEANERS, POLISHERS, PARTS & i St: VICE, contact EMIL SEPPALA dealer, 325 , argyle St., Pt.Arthur, Ont. PHONE DI 4-1175, « TENDER Sealed Tenders will be received by the under~ shed until 5 P.M, Friday, February 10th, tool, for heating oil requirements for the , vt-cace of 1961, for St.Martin's Separate 'school, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Any or the lowest tender not necessarily accepted, . (Signed) M.D.Campbell, Secretary-Treasurer, Si she 7: Lg { | i , O8R4-- pair of Men's Grey Wool and'Leather ~.9V@S. Phone 3250, ~ anyone knowing the identity of "Hard 'arry" is. urged to be at the Dance in School Auditorium on Friday, Feb- . 16th, © OR SALE = Pianogram = This small chord organ :-- vi sally new. Six books of music with it, avie, Phone Taylor 5-3374, ULES (Cont'd from Page 3) = NOMEN OF "TAR EMOOSE to support the Convention in Terrace Bay, ~ Mr.& Mrs, John Galvin of Birchwood, Wisc.,. are visiting at the home of Mr.& Mrs. Gary Galvin, Doreen Davidson and Deanna Filion of Sault Ste.Marie spent the weekend at the home of Mr.& Mrs. G,Calder. Sympathy is expressed to Stan Sware sh, his father Mr.Alex Swaresh and to Lorne who has arrived from LaToque, Quebec, on the passing of Mrs, Alex Zwaresh. Mrs. Zwaresh passed away on Wednesday and funeral ser- ALL : oe Gis isd Over¥20082 in prez BI OOPS dack Pot da nuary 30th. SAD p.m. SPONSORZD BY ; HOLY ANGELS CHUCH BUILDING COMMITTEE ~~ 5: BR etbatn me samne e see tee TET SS sege! DO i ee Mies vices were held BAY NEWS : See gt ee et PHONE i DI 5~5411 _?RINGE ARTHUR HOTEL PoRTARTHUR, ONT. When visiting the Lakehead plan on making the PRINCE ARTHUR MOTOR HOTEL your headquarters, Room acconmodation from $5,25 single and up. Special weekend family rates, MODERN DINING ROOM & COFFai SHOP - TV IN ALL ROOMS, Write or phone for reservations to -. - THE PRINCE ARTHUR: MOTOR HOTEL tee LEGION HOLD SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZATIONAL MEXTING A successful organizational meeting was held on January 18th, chaired by Zone. Com- mander Comrade Frank Ginn who explained the aims and purposes of the Legion and what had to be done to reform a Terrace Bay Branch, Al Bishop was unanimously appointed Chairman of the steering committee to get the ball rolling. Al has had a lot of ex- perience as a Legion Welfare Officer before coming to Terrace Bay and pointed out. the benefits to be derived from the Legion, par- ticplarly since most eligible members have reached forty years of age or more. The question of dues was discussed and a $5.00 fee set for the first year--which can- not be collected until application for a charter is made, A discussion was held on a temporary meeting place and permission obtained to use the Armouries for as long as the building was available. fe ' An effort will be made.to contact all eli- | | gible veterans in Terrace Bay in order to get them out for the next meeting, Wednesday, February lst at 8:30 P.M. in the Armouries. _ Come out and back your Legion, For the present all committees are formed---no further jobs available--SZE YOU FEBRUARY 1ST at 8:30 P.M, e FOR SALE - Rangett"in Good condition $20.00 Phone 5~3646 Terrace Bay. PRESS SECRETARY IMPORTANT IN ANY GROUP The power and value of a press secretary should never be underestimated, This was pointed out in a recent article in the St, Thomas Times-Journal. Women's societies of any kind, from churc "organization to home and school groups and through the agenda from patriotic and-service clubs, Women's Institutes, lodges and auxil- iaries, owe more to their public relations officers than is usually realized. She or he is their voice in keeping the public aware.of what the entire organization stands for, and is doing, It is their duty to keep interest in their group alive and alert, and correctly, informed of each meet- ing's purpose. ach officer certaily has an important role to play--the President, Secretary, Trea- surer and various convenors, Occasionally, though, the position of press secretary is relegated to the limbo of (Cont'd Page 4)