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tsi ead gat Pasa te WOMEN'S INSTITUTE WILL ORGANIZE FRIDAY APRIL 9TH All the ladies of the community are ' gerdialty invited to attend the organ- ization meeting of the Women's Institute of Terrace Bay to be held on Friday, April 9th at 3:00 p.m. in the Recreation Centre. As a non-political, non-sectarian ladies! organization the Institute is noted for its broad programs covering craft groups, clothing, food, nutrition, housing and other subjects. Wiese At the Friday meeting, assisting Terrace Bay ladies to organize, will be Mrs. R. G. Purcell, of Fort William, Federated Representative for the Thunder Bay District; Mrs. Booth, District President and Mrs. J. Cooper, District Secretary. In extending this invitation to all ladies of the community to come and enjoy the afternoon with our guests from the Lakehead, it should be noted that there is no obligation for anyone to join the organization, although anyone will be welcome as a member, Tea will be served. 0-0-0 TENNIS Although snow still covers the ground, plans are being made for the development of tennis facilities at Terrace Bay. Last fall at a meeting of tennis enthusiasts, a provisional committee was elected which included Ted McDonald as Ghairman; Harold Marsh, and Grace Noer, Secretary. Since then Ted McDonald moved from Terrace Bay and by popular consent Ruth Bangartt has taken over the heln, : hs the time for action is not too far. distant, the provisional committee is scheduling a meeting of everyone interested in tennis for Wednesday, April elst at 7:00 pam. in the Recreation Hall, immediately prior to badminton. o-Q-0 HOCKEY ASSOCIATION BANQUET TONIGHT Tonight (April 8th) is the night of the First Annual Banquet of the Terrace Bay Hockey Association, which will be held in the Recreation Hall starting at 8:00 p.m. 0-0-0 THE JOKE POT We like the following definition: "Courtship" - the time in a couples life when the boy runs after the girl until she catches him. 0-0-0 Then there's the "oldie" about the parents who decided not to punish little Johnnie who had played hookey all day before he remembered it was Saturday. o-O0-0 Girl (To her father) "Dad, I talked with Bill last night about marriage. This being leap year, I asked him to marry me." Father: "Is he pretty well fixed financially?" Daughter: (Angrily) "All men are alike. That's just what he asked about youd! o-0-0 Terrace Bay News, published weekly at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Kindly submit all articles and address all communications to Editor-in-chief, F. 0. Soughton,