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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 28, 1971 SENIOR CITIZENS - Cont'd from.page 5 ... Seated - Mrs. N. Cavanaugh, Mrs. S. Boyd Sr. Mrs. M. Storey and Mrs. C. Mitchell. ; Photo Below - L to R = Rev. A. Chabot, Rev. E.C. Prinselaar and Rev. P. McKague. INSTALLATION HELD BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Meeting on Thursday, January 21st. Reeve Cavanaugh was present to install the 1971 President- R. Sinotte, and Vice-President = D. Rafalant. The eight directors will be: L. Boudreau, R. Bray, D. Beno, H. Lohr, A. Chisholm, Mrs. E. Connors, oO. Fink and T. Savitsky. Councillor J. Caccamo in his capacity as Police Commissioner, attended on request and answered many questions concerning local law enforcement to the satisfaction of the members. 1970 was reviewed in general and although attend- ance was small at several meetings, the following results were noted: The parents of Terrace Bay's New Year baby were honoured with a dinner at which various gifts and donations were presented from the members and other business establishments as well as a suitable engraved cup from the Chamber of Commerce. We expect to honour 1971's New Year Baby in similar fashion. The local Boy Scout Association was approached early in the summer and several of their Venturers were recruited to do some brush and repair work at the Aguasabon Gorge. Rustic steps and railings were put in some of the more hazardous spots, making a decided improvement. ! A very satisfactory and worthwhile 'Town Hall Night" sponsored by the Chamber, took place on December Ist. Better weather conditions would have improved the attendance at this event. Early in the year, three members of the Department of Highways from Thunder Bay attended one of our meetings and later conducted surveys on pedestrian traffic on Highway 17. The end result was the hiring by Town Council of crossing guards and the infro= duction of a traffic safety program in the schools which is now taking place. Individual requests for tourist inf ormation were answered as received and brochures were sent out to various locations in Canada and the United States. We hope to make 1971 another good year. CANADIAN LEGION MIXED BOWLING Standings to January 22, 1971. - Irish Regiment - 57; Corvettes - 53; Bombardiers - 48; Cameron Highlanders - 38 and Spitfires - 38. The only change in individual records is the Meni high average, which is shared by Len Swirhum and Paul Coupal at 202. NOTICE OF MEETING The Schreiber-Terrace Bay and District Association for the Mentally Retarded will hold their first Annual meeting on Thursday, January 28th, 1971 at 8 p.m. in St. Martin's Parish Hall, Terrace Bay. There will be an election of officers for the 1971 term of office. A printed Annual Report will be dis- tributed. The film "Introducing the Mentally Retarded" will be shown, followed by lunch. VALENTINE TEA AND BAKE SALE The L.A. to The Guides and Brownies will sponsor a Valentine Tea and Bake Sale on February 13th, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Community Church Basement.