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rage « with ao membership peying dues and operated by 3 centrel bedy? 2. Should we have central committee without a paying membership? 3. If we had a committee without membership fund, how would the association secure funds? 4, How would an overall committee if constituted effectthe present organizations and clubs? The above and other questions were discussed and it was agreed that the Provisional Committee should consider the entire question of a Community Recreation Program and report back to 4 general meeting within a thirty day period, Prior to the discussion, recreational films were shown as well as the Cenadian premier of "Eye Witness #10" which included pictures of the Hydro and Terrace Bay projects taken by the Netional Film Board. At the conclusion of the meeting light refreshments were served. The first meeting of the Privisional Committee has been called by D.C. Porter for Friday evening, March 4th at 7:30 pam. in the Comunity Hall. Av this meeting a Privisional Committee Chairman will be elected, 0-0-0 oo To All LongLac Er:ployees: Your attention is again directed to the notice at present carried on the "General" Bulletin Boards regarding the slight increase in cost of Blue Cross coverage, The cost to a single subscriber is to be 31.30 per month instead of $1.00 commencing March 15th, and family contracts are 52.60 per month instead of 52,00. As the company pays the employee's pertion of the cost, no change will be noted, therefore, by single persons, while married persons will have an additional .30¢ deducted, When we note that hospital costs in Ontario have risen 50.4% since 1941, the necess- ity of this slight increase by the Plan for Hospital Care in neaintaining full benefits under the Blue Cross Plan may be readily understood. 0-0-0 VETERANS TO MET AG..IN NEXT MONDAY Last Monday evening in the Conmunity Hell, Terrace Bay veterans met to discuss the formation of a branch of the Canadian Legion and although the number present was somewhat disappointing, plens were made to discuss the matter again at a meeting which hes been celled for Monday, larch 7th. This meeting will also be held in the Community Hall and is scheduled to get underway at 7:45 pm, All veterans are urged to make a special effort to be present. 0-0-0 TEEN TOWN NEWS From all reports, all of the 31 boys and girls present had a wonderful time at the Teen Town get-together which was held last Saturday night in the Community Hall, This wes the first of the regular Saturday evening parties scheculed for Teen-Towners at which Senior Council members will take their turn in assisting with activities, Last Saturday night, Senior Council memhers present were Mrs. H. N. warsh, Mrs. W, W. Covington and Dr. J. 0, Shaunessy. Dues of 25¢ per month will be charged to all Teen-Towners and these dues are payable at the Teen Town meeting next Saturday night, at which cold drinks may be purchased. Last week, refreshments were provided by the Senior Council. 0-0-0 LETED IN THE RECRE..TION HALL DURING "/ESK OF MARCH 14 A considerable amount of renovating has been carried out in the Recreation Hall to date without disturbing many of the scheduled activities. In order to properly finish the floor, however, and complete the painting of the walls below the 6 ft. level, it will be necessary to cancel the show on Tuesday evening, Liarch 15th and also badminton on Wednesday evening, March 16th. On Thursday, March 17th the hall will not be available for booking. On Friday, March 18th it is expected that the movie will be shown as scheduled, ; 0-0-0 TERR.CE BAY LiDIES DEFZAT SCHREIBER AT CURLING Last Saturday afternoon, two Terrace Bay ladies! rinks journeyed to Schreiber for curling matches with Schreiber ladies and came out on the long end of the score in both games played. lirs. Ostling's rink which included urs, T. Jones, Urs, G. Bird and ilrs, W. Lowe defeated by a 10 - 6 score the Schreiber rink skipped by Mrs. Gilbert, with irs, Winters, 3rd; lirs. Forrest, end; and iirs. Van Koughnett, Lead. In the other game played, Mrs. J. Wellings rink earned a l4 - 7 victory over the rink skipped by Mirs, Furlonger which also included lirs, McQuaig, lirs. McKenitt and Mrs. Perkins, Irene Edmond, Ann VJallie and Terry Paulmert were the other Terrace Bay curlers. In both instances the games were much more keenly contested than the scores indicate. RENOVATING TO BR COLIP