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ST, MARTIN'S STAG What a chance the men of the community will have to discuss the outcome of the election on this Tuesdey evening coming upi! That's the night for the Stag Party to be held in the Recreation Hall from 9 PM to.2:00 AM. And if you're not in- terested in politics, then you can just relax with 12 fl. ozs., munch a "koob- iseaw" sandwich and ridicule your old cronies, who are going to be wandering around the hall looking for a quiet game of "Draw", It's a real treat to get out and get caught up on all the town doings, chitchat and what-have-you. Tickets are now on sale at $1.25 each - come early, stay late and enjoy yourself, It may be the last free evening you'll have to your- self with the busy Xmas senson coming up. O-o-+0 A PAT ON THE BACK Everyone who participated and partic- ularly those who acted as canvassers will be interested in the "bouquet" handed out in his final report by R.M. Bird, Divisional Orgenizer for Superior Division in the re- cently concluded Canada Sevings Loan Cam- paign. Part of the report reads as follows: "In these lists (which include in-~ dustrial operations throughout Northwestern Ontario from Marathon to the Manitoba border) "we find four companies that qualify both in percentage of employees participnting and in far better than average size of applica- tions, That they may be singled out for ex- cellence of campaign, I am pleased to list them as follows: Great Lakes Paper Co. - Fort William LongLac Pulp & Paper Co. - Terrace Bay Ontario-Minnesota Paper Co. - Fort Frances Steep Rock Iron Mines - Atikoken" O-o-0 CURLING CLUB NEWS: Plans are rapidly progressing into realization as the Curling Club: propares for its 1951-52 season, The Membership and Draw Committee re- ports a total of 65 applications on file, with a number of lest year's curlers yet to be heard from. Thus far, 48 old members have returned and 17 newcomers have asked to be included in this senson's roster, The club lost only five people who left Terrace Bay during the past year, leaving about a dozen more yet to sign up. This should give us around eighty curlers which will be about tho right number for the ice available. President Thor Olsen reports good progress on renovating the new club house, and wishes to thank everyone who have given so willingly of their time to help put it in shape. This should place the club ina position to enjoy a really fine sociable season, , There will be another big work bee on the olub house this Friday evening, start- ing at 7 PM, ALL CURLERS are requested to be on hand to give the project enother big push at that time, How's the ice? The committee under Rune Ostling is working steadily at it as the weather permits, If cold weather sets in and holds, we'll have the ice ready for business in about ten days. Get ready, curlers, the first rocks will be thrown very soon!! O-o-0 ATTENTION LADY CURLERS Any ladies wishing to curl who have not turned in their names xs yet, will you please give your names to Betty Jessop, phone 53; or Ida Romaniuk in the H.B.C, Groceteria not later than December lst, 0,- 90 - 0 HAVE YOU VOTED YET? The polls are located in the Teen Town Clubrooms in the South Camp and they will be open until 7:00 otclock tonight, VOTE AS YOU LIKE = BUT VOTE}?!